Pieces of the Past — Did You Know?
When I was a kid I used to overhear old guys talking about things that used to be around. Now that I’m one of them I thought I’d do a Piece of
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Pieces of the Past — Frank Conrad
I got a call from a fellow ham radio operator asking if I’d be interested in helping with a “Special Event” ham radio station celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of
Pieces of the Past — Higher Education
I’d say 99% of my readers missed the “Ag Era”. By the
Pieces of the Past — His Master’s Voice
It was 8th grade. Mr. Fawcett’s music class. Back in 1964-65, the
Pieces of the Past: True Patriot
Have you ever watched “The Patriot” with Mel Gibson? In the final battle scene, a familiar British fife and drum tune is played while
Pieces of the Past: Little Africa
The Abolitionist fight and their organized efforts to help escaped slaves are documented well in and around Sugar Grove. What you might not have
Pieces of the Past: Close, but No Cigar
History is full of close calls. The Cleveland Indians nearly won the World Series but didn’t. The local dirt track nearly became a national
Pieces of the Past: What’s In a Name?
Sometimes I just gotta write something for the heck of it. This Piece of the Past has little to do with Warren but in
Pieces of the Past: Frequency Modulation
It never failed! I’d be listening to WNAE while doing my homework and the announcer would come on and say, “This is WNAE Warren,
Pieces of the Past: F.A.D.S.
Looking back we were really lucky to have grown up when we did! One of the things we “Old Fogies” had were Fantastic Advertised
Pieces of the Past: The Seneca Crossing
There are 35 Blue and Yellow historical markers in Warren County. Some are in plain sight in central locations. Others are not. On the
Pieces of the Past: The Bells Part 3
Before I write another word, I want you to know that my brother and his fiancee spent a Sunday afternoon taking photos of all
Pieces of the Past: The Bells Part 2
The DeFrees Foundation has helped Warren’s many community programs. In his lifetime, Joseph DeFrees was directly involved with local government, church, the Boy Scouts,
Pieces of the Past: The Bells Part 1
Joseph DeFrees was a great deal like Thomas Struthers. Both men loved Warren. Both invented valve systems for the flow of oil and other
