Lindley Presho Genealogy and History Blog

September 22,2012   January 8,2013    January 27,2014          The new metal building is now enclosed.    The past year has meant considerable time and effort on the part of many town officials and the construction company to accomplish this project.     Good job!!!            Mark Stocum  Town of Lindley Highway Superintendent Gerald Simcoe Town of Lindley Supervisor    

As proud parents of  4 West High * Graduates, I have been asked to post the following announcement More information available from Laurie Nelson or Donna P. Marmuscak at West High or on link at end of this.   Gone but not forgotten !!!!!!!!!!          * In  9/2014  West High will become  a middle School. by CPP Schools December 4, 2013                                      End of an Era Celebrate the Last Year of West High! End of an Era Alumni Event When Saturday, Feb. 8th 2014 at 6-8pm Where 35 Victory Highway     ...

Building was reported as being about 2/3rds completed as of 1-15-2014 A replacement for 1 of trucks lost in 1-2013 fire January Thaw aids in building construction

    Changes in the weather are always a good topic of conversation -especially when talking to an older generation. In 1920, Uri Mulford-descendant of one of the first families in Lindley  wrote a book on Corning and Vicinity. The latter part of the book contains excerpts of news items in the local newspaper  the  CORNING JOURNAL from 1851 to 1920. The following are a few notes taken from Uri's book Pg.201 April 27,1851  2 feet of snow during the day and night. April 30th , 1857  The melting of the snow has raised the river and many lumber rafts are passing down stream . (Remember this was during the height of the lumbering business locally and rafts of lumber were used to take the logs to the Chesapeake Bay area. ( Kitty)    Pg. 231 Dec. 20th, 1868 Fifteen inches of snow fell on Friday and Saturday.   Pg. 263 Saturday March 28,1873 The river flats were flooded. The highway bridge at E...

Jan 5,2013 Jan 4,2014 Construction on new highway garage continues despite winter weather . Let's hope Mother Nature allows construction to progress as well as it has so far. .