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The Lakewood Star
July 7, 1909 PICNIC at NATURAL BRIDGE.The picnic at Natural Bridge Saturday in honor of the Fourth of July proved a grand success. People attended from miles around. The Britton Lumber Co. ran an excursion from Lakewood and also from … Continue reading
Posted in 1909-07 July, Lakewood Star
Tagged Bevel, Boone, Britton, Britton Lumber Co., Caps, Crowley, DeFuniak Springs, Florala Alabama, French, Gaskin, Grimes, Kelly, Lakewood, McDonald, McIver, McPhail, Mills, Natural Bridge, Newton, Peacock, Rodwell, Tucker, Wynn
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The DeFuniak Herald – February 5, 1914 – Page 2
Red Bay Clifford Meigs, of DeFuniak and Randall Hughes of Ponce de Leon were down here Sunday. Mrs. Neil McLeod visited her mother, Mrs. David George, at the Valley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kennington of Ponce de Leon spent Sunday with their parents. Miss Irene Brown spent last week at … Continue reading
Posted in 1914-02 February, Local Notes, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Brown, Chamberlain, DeFuniak Springs, Euchee Valley, George, Hughes, Kennington, McDonald, McLeod, Meigs, Peacock, Pleasant Valley, Ponce de Leon, Red Bay, Sanford
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The DeFuniak Herald – April 1946 – Obituaries
April 11, 1946 Fitzhugh Lee Gomillion, 59, passed away at his home in Ponce de Leon Apr 8. He was a lifetime resident of Walton Co. Services were held at Euchee Valley Church on April 9, interment was made in … Continue reading
The Breeze – July 21, 1910 – Page 5
Miss Allie Garrett, formerly of this place and J. R. Peacock, of Blountstown, were married there Sunday the 10th. Mr. Peacock is postmaster of his home town and is well spoken of by the local papers. [Contributed by Michael Strickland]