It is not fun to sit in a cold dark house knowing that items in your refrigerator and freezer are going bad while there is nothing you can do to keep your brain busy. I always think of lots I could do, but most depend on power of some kind. This person would not make a very good pioneer woman nor could I be Amish.
At that moment, 1-W realized something must have happened after he freed the dog on the island, something that caused the island dog not to see him and run away and the dog on the hill not to see him and the man not to see him and the horses not to see him. He must have somehow become invisible.
We would like to compliment Director Carl Moore for so pleasingly presenting the high school hand's minstrel and vaudeville show at the auditorium, Friday evening. The excellent program was well received. It is a privilege to support such worthy undertakings.
Dear Editor: WHY IS BINGO LEAVING THE BROWN CENTER AFTER 27 YEARS??
March, the green month came in like a lamb, March 31 is the day to see how it goes out.
Navigating the death of a close family member can be difficult to endure. When a loved one is lost, the first thoughts likely won't be about what to do with their IRA. But for beneficiaries, it is important to make wise decisions to avoid excess taxes and penalties. We thought we'd send along some information that can help you or someone close to you navigate what to do in the event of being of beneficiary on an IRA account. Due to changes to the beneficiary rules in the SECURE ACT, the following information applies to deaths on or after January 1 of 2020.
When caring for someone with Alzheimer’s/ dementia, situations often occur in which the individual becomes upset, angry, scared or frustrated because they cannot accomplish the desired task.
Miss Grace Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Charles Jones, of Sardis, Route 1, was chosen by the Auxiliary Unit to Monroe Post No. 87 to attend Buckeye Girls’ State which will again be held at Capital University, Columbus on June 20 through the 27.