The New Year is here. I started it off by going to Traditions restaurant for my birthday with staff member, Doug Yoho, and I had a good time. I enjoyed a delicious cheeseburger, french fries and a Pepsi. We also went to Dairy Queen where we enjoyed blizzards. I want to thank Doug for taking me to Traditions.
On Saturday, March 22, my older brother, Joe, needed some physical labor from his two younger brothers. Jack, the youngest, and I converged on Cave City, Kentucky, to provide the desired assistance. It was Saturday afternoon before we arrived from Springfield, Missouri, and Little Hocking, Ohio, respectively.
Eight-year-old missionary kid, Anabel May Vance, granddaughter of Juanita (Winland) Bowman and great-granddaughter of Ila May (Howell) Winland, is reading her favorite Uncle Bronson Bernard’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Terri and I traveled to Cleveland for my check up (which was fine). On our way up, we stopped in Canton and met with our… Login to continue reading Login…
65 Years Ago – 1955 A/1c Donald L. Kilburn, who is stationed at Rhein Main Air Force Base, Germany, recently set a scoring record for… Login to continue reading Login…
Hello, everyone. I hope all is well at your home and the beautiful sun is shining through your windows. I love to see the sun… Login to continue reading Login…
The old show business cliché, “The show must go on,” was certainly successfully proven with the last-minute help of bluegrass band Bugs & Company, filling… Login to continue reading Login…
National Nutrition Month is celebrated every year during March to focus on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical… Login to continue reading Login…
People, wash your hands! With the coronavirus flu virus spreading worldwide, this advice is very important to your health. The news this morning reported several cases in the United States. Don’t worry, Linda Masters from the Monroe County Health Department is well aware and helping us take precautions. Major television news medical advisors have given us the following advice: Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. (Sing the Happy Birthday song while you wash.) Use hand sanitizer if you aren’t able to use soap and water. Don’t touch your face, nose, or eyes with your hands unless they are clean. And for Heaven’s sake, follow your mother’s advice and keep those fingers out of your mouth. Stay home if you are sick and go to the doctor.