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FOR BOYS, and perhaps a few girls, of all ages, the daily appearance of the Thames-Clyde Express at Shipley, was the highlight of the day.
In 1923, a postage stamp cost 2 cents, a movie ticket 35 cents and people were listening to songs like “Yes, We Have No Bananas.” In the 1920s, Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge were presidents — and in Conifer, the Little White Schoolhouse opened its doors.
ByGone Muncie: In 1911, Sorghum McCoy found himself in the Delaware County jail, accused of robbing Big Four Express No. 27 on April 5.