From footpaths to flights how travel shaped America
The article traces early travel from seacoast survival and river transport to roads, canals, and the Cumberland Road. It notes the first US highway 1811, corduroy roads, John Fitch and Fulton’s steamboats, early trains, and the Kitty Hawk flight progressing to modern air and space travel.
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America
United States
Cumberland
Maryland
Appalachians
Wheeling
Ohio River
Fulton
John Fitch
New York
Albany
Icarus
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Births at Payson Hospital newborns Russell Bevers and DeAnne Holden
A boy named Russell Warren Bevers was born March 11 to Guy and Lisa Bevers of Payson. He weighed 4 pounds 13 ounces and measured 18 inches. A girl named DeAnne Ethleen Holden arrived March 12 to Bill and Carol Holden of Heber. She weighed 6 pounds 6 ounces and measured 19 inches.
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Payson Hospital
Russell Warren Bevers
Guy and
Lisa Bevers
Payson
DeAnne Ethleen Holden
Bill and
Carol Holden
Heber
Craft class at Punkin Center Home Makers meeting
The Punkin Center Home Makers of Tonto Basin will meet at president Christyne Slaughter's home to learn one room budget decorating and bath. Bring a salad for the potluck lunch. After lunch a craft session will feature Easter decorations and gifts with supplies listed on the Punkin Center Store board.
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Punkin Center
Tonto Basin
Christyne Slaughter
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