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Carol Thomas passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Eagle Tribune on 2023-11-12.
More than 130 years after its construction, this flour mill in Otter Tail County has been revitalized for thousands to tour each summer.
Otter Tail County touts historical significance of its Phelps Mill Park To show off the special parts of Otter Tail County during the 2021 Minnesota Governor's Fishing Opener, tours were offered of the Phelps Mill on Friday, May 14. Written By: Elizabeth Vierkant | × Tours of the Phelps Mill were offered as a part of the 2021 Minnesota Governor's Fishing Opener on Friday, May 14. (Elizabeth Vierkant/Focus) Not every county can say that a building has been part of their community for 132 years. The Phelps Mill near Underwood in Otter Tail County ran, grinding wheat into flour, f...
Apr 26, 2021 Norma M. Frank, born Harford, West Virginia on June 16, 1938 to Mary Virginia Roach and Norman Smith. Died April 22, 2021. She was predeceased by her first husband, William E. Thomas Sr.; and second husband, Albert Smith. Also by her parents and the following siblings: Herbert, David, and Sharon Sue Smith. She is survived by her children, Cheryl (David) Terry and William E. (Meme) Thomas Jr.; three grandsons, Billy, Chip and Johnny Thomas, the lights of her life; her brother, Dale (Melissa) Smith; sister Joyce Gee; sister-in-law, Connie Smith; extended family and many beloved ni...
A Detroit-based company created a tabletop game that spotlights underappreciated all-black units during World War II February 03, 2021 An artist by nature and tabletop gaming designer since 2014, Lee Gaddies fused his love for board games and military history to pay homage to America’s first African-American tank unit. The founder and CEO of Detroit-based Gaddis Gaming, a manufacturer of tabletop games and accessories, launched “Empires Fall” in November to spotlight the Army’s 761st Tank Battalion, a segregated African-American tank unit dubbed “the Black ...