May 7, 2010
By Erin White
1882 was a year of historical markers: the infamous Jesse James was killed, the immigration act was put into place, and the Knights of Columbus was established. However, many less prominent events occurred as well, including the birth of Malcolm McKibben.
Malcolm McKibben’s mother and father homesteaded in northern Hodgeman County since [...]
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May 7, 2010
By Lindsay Creviston
Liver pudding and hog maw were on the menu at the first reunions at the Hess family homestead.
Every three years the 12 children of Herman and Iva Hess and their families descend on Waynesboro, Penn., to catch up, eat, play games, eat some more, have a family meeting, and eat some more. The [...]
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