Yardville and Groveville were considered next door neighbors back in the 1800's. These "community news" articles provide an insight as to the life and times of the featured communities. In this case, early World War II.
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Tom - Could this be included in the "Yardville" folder instead of a separate folder? Just a thought... Lakeside Girl
Hi "Lakeside Girl!" If I understand you correctly, you are suggesting that I cut and past any and all subjects into one post on my blog. It would be a difficult and time consuming task to take all posts on a given subject on my blog and combining them, due to the fact that there are many Yardville, Yardville Heights, Groveville, Hamilton Square, etc. posts. I hope this answers your question. If not, let me know and I'll give it another try. In the meantime, thanks for being such a loyal visitor. You are one of my earliest visitors from the inception of this blog in November, 2005.
2 comments:
Tom - Could this be included in the "Yardville" folder instead of a separate folder? Just a thought...
Lakeside Girl
Hi "Lakeside Girl!" If I understand you correctly, you are suggesting that I cut and past any and all subjects into one post on my blog. It would be a difficult and time consuming task to take all posts on a given subject on my blog and combining them, due to the fact that there are many Yardville, Yardville Heights, Groveville, Hamilton Square, etc. posts. I hope this answers your question. If not, let me know and I'll give it another try. In the meantime, thanks for being such a loyal visitor. You are one of my earliest visitors from the inception of this blog in November, 2005.
Tom Glover
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