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Community
Allen Thanked for Museum Gift
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- By Tony Dunn
Clyde W. Rector of the Rudolf Anderson Jr. American Legion Post 214, Taylors, SC, presenting a certificate of appreciation to Phillip Allen of Common Sense Retirement Planning for his financial support to the Cecil D. Buchanan Military History Museum.
Miss Liberty Entertains American Legion Members
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- By Tony Dunn
Members of Major Rudolf Anderson Jr. Post 214 American Legion were entertained by Miss Liberty (Leslie Bouvier) during their monthly meeting at Taylors Ministry Center.
Publisher Presented Commendation Medal
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- By James M. Spurck
The Times Examiner Publisher Bobby M. Dill was presented the Sons of Confederate Veterans Commendation Medal and framed Certificate in recognition of meritorious service to the 16th SC Regiment Camp 36. From left to right: Regimental Chaplain Mark Evans, Commander Rollis Smith, Bob Dill and Color Guard Sergeant Larry Guy.
Glassy Mountain Fire Department Celebrates New Fire Engine with Traditional “Push In” Ceremony
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- By Press Releas
LANDRUM, SC – Glassy Mountain Fire Department (GMFD) officially places into community service its new 2016 Pierce Saber fire engine during an invocation and traditional ceremony historically known as a “push in” by department staff.
The origin of pushing a fire truck into the station dates back to the time of horse drawn equipment. Firefighters had to push the fire pumpers into the fire station because horses were incapable of backing in the equipment. The new GMFD engine includes a 1250 GMP pump and a 1,000-gallon water tank with a compressed air foam system that will provide superior firefighting power over water alone.
Chief Bob Staples, Glassy Mountain Fire Department, said, “We are very grateful to our community for their support. Our new engine will allow us to better serve our communities for many years to come. We believe it will greatly enhance our ability to combat fires and reduce property damage.”
Upstate Couple Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary
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- By Pearl Fredricks Drenckpohl
Roger and Shirley Fredricks of Travelers Rest, South Carolina recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. They were married May 26, 1951 in Lucas, Michigan. Roger and Shirley have 5 married children: Pearl Fredricks Drenckpohl (John), Roger Fredricks II (Jana), Ruth Fredricks McAbee (Doug), Douglas Fredricks (Mary Beth), Becky Fredricks Tucker (Wil) and several grand and great grandchildren.
The Fredricks have attended and are associated with Mountain Creek Baptist Church. Roger retired from Brick and Concrete Masonary work. Shirley retired from Private Duty Healthcare.
Martins Headline Piedmont Women’s Center 25th Anniversary Banquet
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Piedmont Women’s Center Chief Executive Officer Lenna Fox Smith announced Plans for New Grove Road Medical Facility
The 2016 Piedmont Women’s Center Pregnancy Medical Clinic 2016 Banquet For Life featured music by the Dove Award winning Martins. The popular family group has appeared on most of the Bill Gaither videos produced in recent years.
The food was exceptionally good for an event requiring food service for more than1,100 people.
The guests were treated with ultrasound images of live unborn babies in various stages of development on a giant screen, with narration by the medical staff.
Funeral Services Held For Officer Allen Lee Jacobs
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- By Gilbert Scales
Several hundred Greenville Police Department and Greenville County Sheriff’s Department staff, along with EMS and Fire Department personnel were seated in center section behind family members. Elizabeth Doss, Soloist sang two songs during the service.
- 2015 Service Award Recipients Honored by Glassy Mountain Fire Department
- New Officer Joins Travelers Rest Police Department
- The Joy of Christmas with the Daybreak Singers at Daybreak Community Church
- Clinging to His Roots
- Travelers Rest Christmas Parade
- A Visit from Four Black Bears on State Park Rd.
- Vietnam Veterans of America Greenville Chapter 523 Hosts Fundraiser at Paris Mountain Country Club, Saturday
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