Coal Miner’s Daughter

Posts by Dolores Riggs Davis

Double, Double, Toil and Trouble

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A Gaping Black Mouth – MacBeth 1937

A Gaping Black Mouth – MacBeth 1937 Read More »

Dark as a Dungeon – Holden, March 8, 1960

Dark as a Dungeon – Holden, March 8, 1960 Read More »

Letters from the Logan County Honor Roll

Letters from the Logan County Honor Roll Read More »

Goodbye My Darlin’ Hello Vietnam

Goodbye My Darlin’ Hello Vietnam Read More »

Does Mamie Thurman Still Walk Those Hills?

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Part Two, The Mamie Story Continues – The Trial

Mamie Thurman The trial of Clarence Stephenson began on Monday, September the tenth in Logan’s stately old courthouse. It was estimated that nearly one-thousand curious people crowded their way into the public gallery, the balcony, and even lined up in the hallways. Still, others waited outside hoping for a chance to get inside the door.

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Logan County People and Places

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Bluegrass Rules

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Times Have Changed!

At age five, I remember huddling around a Philco floor model radio with my parents listening to President Roosevelt’s chilling words, “This is a date that will live in infamy.” I knew by the grip of Mother’s hand something terrible had happened. While Japanese diplomats talked peace in Washington their planes bombed Pearl Harbor. Four

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