Dianne Smith
Mrs. Huner featured in The Messenger in 1969
In 1969, Mrs. Stanley Huner was featured in the Careers for Women feature stories. Mrs. Stanley Huner has had Troy’s only catering service for two ...
In 1969, Mrs. Stanley Huner was featured in the Careers for Women feature stories. Mrs. Stanley Huner has had Troy’s only catering service for two ...
Originally published as part of a series on Careers for Women in 1969 and this story about Christine Gilmore. The myth of the business woman ...
WTBF went on the air on February 25, 1947. The station was locally owned and affiliated with the Mutual Broadcasting System. Bob “Pappy” Tolbert had ...
Originally published in 1980 is an incredible story about Elizabeth Comer’s desire to learn to read. This story shows that you are never too old ...
Alice Green Thornton was born in 1903 in Meekers, Oklahoma. At an early age her teacher recognized her talent for art and encouraged her in ...
According to Margaret Pace Farmer’s book, One Hundred Fifty Years in Pike County Alabama 1821-1971, Dr. A. St. C. Tennille was a physician and manufacturer. ...
In the early 1900’s, Jack Williams was known as the original “human fly.” He was also nicknamed “Crazy Jack” because he would climb giant buildings ...
In 1969, the Troy Messenger features a series of articles on “careers for women.” Here is one on Wilma Mullis and her career with her ...
In 1970, the old firehouse was deemed a hazard and was torn down. Progress calls, and another Troy landmark falls. The old firehouse, located on ...
Troy’s long-awaited radio station, WTBF, will go on the air at noon, Feb. 25. Announcement of the opening date was made this morning by Cyril ...