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Reflections: Looking Back — For a little while
I love to read newspapers.I find so much information I did not know or had forgotten, so this week I am devoting this space to stories that appeared i...
Reflections: Singer’s poultry enterprise thrived
It’s probably one of the least publicized businesses in Cardington, at least in later years, but from 1880 to 1911 George Singer operated a mill...
Reflections: Memories of Easters past
This is Holy Week culminating in Easter Sunday, and as is the custom for us in the “later stratas” of life, we find a certain joy in ponde...
Reflections: Maceyko synonymous with business in Cardington
Each week I use this column to remember a building, event or people who contributed to this community or county’s growth.With the passing of Ste...
Reflections: Al’s Restaurant brushed by tornado
One of the more popular and longest serving businesses in Cardington was Al’s Restaurant. Located at 104 W. Main St., the building’s histo...
Reflections: Neither snow nor rain nor heat…
The Cardington Post Office was another of the business buildings that withstood the ravages of the June 1981 tornado, even though it was located close...
Reflections: Another business building dodged tornado
The fourth of the seven business buildings that withstood the 1981 Cardington tornado is located at 109 W. Second St.It was relatively new, in compari...
Reflections: Another building left standing
It’s Valentine’s Day and that brings to mind the many times I purchased Valentine Cards in our local drug store. Today they are called pha...
Reflections: Remembering Dreamland Theatre
Ninety two years ago, February 4, 1926, the Dreamland Theatre in Cardington was offering the latest film, “The Huntress,” described as a n...
Patricia M. “Pat” Selanders, 90, of Mount Gilead, passed away peacefully Wednesday afternoon, January 24, 2018, at Morrow Manor Nursing Ho...
February 1st, 2018 updated: February 1st, 2018. |
