Local families gather for weekend visit and help with farm tasks
Neighbors aided Dean Pugh extended family members shared silo filling duties Friday and Saturday. Elaine Crawford from Roanoke visited cousin Linda Ticknor in Sandoval. Frank Crawford and family hosted Sunday dinner with multiple Crawford households from Roanoke Vernon Sandoval Odin.
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Bruce Pugh
Dean
Elaine Crawford
Roanoke
Linda Ticknor
Sandoval
Frank Crawford
Robert Crawford
Vernon
Edwin Ticknor
Ruth Ann
Linda
Harold Lutz
Luke Crawford
Odin
Paul
Glen Meryman
Maron
Walter Parks
Bill Quick
B. N. Griffin
Salem
Salem Theatre
Sherrill
Leta Nattier
Rosemary
Shirley Britt
Jimmie Miller
WCNT
Golconda’s Rise and Fall From Ferry Town to County Seat
Golconda Illinois grew from a river crossing started by Major James Lusk’s ferry service in 1796 to a planned village by 1817. The town, once Ferguson’s Ferry, was renamed Corinth then Golconda by 1817 and officially platted in 1816 and again in 1817. It became a river trade hub with steamboats and a courthouse built in 1871, while legends of Lusk and buried treasure linger.
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Ozarks
Horseshoe Bend
Arkansas Tourist and Recreation Committee
Fulton
Izard
Jack Cochran
Salem
Arkansas
Strawberry River
Franklin
Horseshoe Bond
Southern
Illinois
James Lusk
Cowpens
Waxhaw
Carolinas
Illinois Country
Kentucky
Ohio
Pope County
Lusk Creek
Lusk
Golconda
Mississippi
Sarah
William Henry Harrison
Indiana Territory
Corinth
Sarahville
India
Ferguson’s Ferry
James McGready
Georgia
Indian Territory
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IGA
Chas M. Jones
Horseshoe Development Corp
Franklin,Arkansas
Sarah Lusk
Fredman Bros. Furniture Co
Centralia
Broyhill Schweiger Bassett
Philco Admiral Speed Queen
Harge
General Electric Zenith
Fredmans
Union House Furnishing CO
E. Broadway
Centralia, Illinois
Vandalia
Ill
Wm. Davis
Burlington
W. Leverle
S. Perrine Centralia
Starlite Restaurant
Mrs
Gene Earl
Mi. W
US 50
Salem, II
Can Logan
Patoka
Country Life
Cox & Martin Funeral Homes