Pioneer Spirit Lives On In Thurmont Mountaintop life of Alice Willard
Alice E. Willard 76 drives her tractor farms and cuts firewood in the Catoctin Mountains near Camp David. She canned fruits and vegetables hoards in a root cellar and quilts and sews indoors in a one room school area community. She tended Foxville fire tower from 1928 to 1934 and recalls huckleberries as a past cash crop. She prefers the mountain life and rarely comes down to town.
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Thurmont
America
Alice E. Willard
Miss Willard
Catoctin Mountains
Camp David
Alice
Philip's Delight
Students Propose Hyden Landfill Plan For Community Growth
Architectural students from the University of Kentucky develop a plan to use 1.3 million cubic yards of waste earth to raise Hyden Kentucky land for housing and services. Led by Jim Ellis and Bill Sammons, they advocate city purchase of five acres and a public development corporation. They seek support from engineers and state highway officials while highlighting local needs such as extended care for the elderly.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Hyden
Appalachia
University of Kentucky
U.s.corps of Engineers
Jim Ellis
Glen Hubbach
Marvin Crider
Bill Sammons
Dean Charles Graves
Highway Department
Corps of Engineers
Highway Construction Department
Ellis
University
Lexington
Sammons
Hyden County
Hubbach
Crider
Greasy Creek
Summons
Leslie
Kentucky
Educational Foundation
National Society of Interior Designers
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