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Pine Hill community notes mix deaths and growth
Obituaries from Pine Hill list G. H. Reynolds who died May 17 and was buried May 18 in Pine Hill cemetery leaving a wife and several children. Mrs. Smothers died May 16 and was buried in Griffin cemetery leaving a son. A Pine Hill mining and railroad development flagstones a future population boom as 40 to 50 workers join 8 to 10 carpenters and land values rise while local residents plan stores houses and a commissary as the company anticipates 500 to 800 jobs and a town of 4000 to 6000. Additional items recount land deals housing projects and social notes across Pine Hill with church events and local visits.
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G. H. Reynolds
Pine Hill
Smothers
Griffin
Charley Thomason
Bell
Hatchcraft
George Dean
A. J. Pike
Sam Reynolds
Wm. Hansel
Sem Reynolds
Tom
Mt. Vernon
John Sears
Corbin
Mary Hansel
Charley Baker
Buck Lowder
Lebanon Jc
Holy Rollers
Davis, Blackburn
Charley Scott