Seagrove Saga of the Lowerys Gulf Front Home
Seagrove Beach residents Albert and Margaret Lowery recount a life spanning 59 years of marriage and work. They describe a gulf view from a north side lot east of Seagrove Beach, early 20th century travels by ferry, wartime service in World War I, and a longtime family journey from Alabama to Florida. The narrative blends personal history with the making of a gulf-front homestead and lifelong community ties.
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Karen MacGrogan Ibert
Margaret Lowery
Gulf Front
Seagrove Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Albert Lowery
Margaret
Lowerys
Lowery
Lockhart, AL
Florala
Choctawhatchee Bay
Jolly Bay
Point Washington
Geneva County
Alabama
Freeport
Lockhart
Paxton
Sam
South Carolina
New York
Liverpool
Atlantic
France
St. Die
Buffalo Division
Sommes Dieu
Voges
Guigincort
Verdun
Pershing
Georgetown
S.C
Bill Kittrell
Gulf
Kittrell
Key West
Brownsville
Texas
Scotland
Euchee
DeFuniak Springs
Cameron
North Carolina
Timpoochee
Sam Story
Walton County
Pensacola
Mobile
Panama City
Carabelle
Uncle Sam Tightens Tip Reporting For Destin Restaurants
IRS rules require bars and eateries with ten or more employees to allocate tip income to staff if reported tips fall short of eight percent of gross sales. Employers must report up to eight percent of gross receipts as tips and withhold tax accordingly, unless workers report tips directly. Local business owners warn of heavy paperwork and confusion, fearing higher costs and staffing difficulties this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen MacGrogan
Destin
IRS
Robert Howell
Tax Information Bureau
Jacksonville
Howell
Washington, D.C
Doris Trammell
Outriggers Five
Charles Morgan
Harbor Docks
Jeanie Wallace
Udit
Destin Holiday Inn
Mary Jo Brown
Brown
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Seagrove Saga
Margaret McLean
A.B. Lowery
Uncle Sam