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Dinner raises money for county Civil War monument
Easy Plugin for AdSense by Unreal by Michelle Swartz Monroe News Lines literally were drawn at a dinner fundraiser in recognition of the Civil War. But unlike the war, the opposition was over the food. “We have two Yankees at our table,” … Continue reading
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Tagged Casualties, Civil War, Michigan, Monroe County, Monument, VFW
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