Bath, Michigan, School Massacre The Bath School disaster, also known as the Bath School massacre, was a series of violent attacks perpetrated by Andrew Kehoe on May 18, 1927, in Bath Township, Michigan, United States. The attacks killed 38 elementary schoolchildren and 6 adults, and injured at least 58 other people. Prior to his timed explosives detonating at the Bath … [Read more...] about Evil Lurks in Michigan
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Earl Pochert’s Last Letters Before His Death at the Battle of the Bulge
During a very complicated battle near the end of World War II, American forces advanced toward Germany in a very intense war called the Battle of the Bulge. The lives lost were many and included my uncle, Earl Pochert. In a letter written to his brother and sister-in-law (my parents), Earl wrote about the “hell” of war. Earl Pochert died on January 3, 1945, (the … [Read more...] about Earl Pochert’s Last Letters Before His Death at the Battle of the Bulge
How Stupid Can 45 Supporters Be?
A conservative group's protest called "Operation Gridlock" defies COVID-19 CDC recommendations by organizing in a mass protest shoulder to shoulder with other 45 supporters. Many of the parents actually brought their kids while being unprotected. Some have called for making sure these folks are not admitted to hospitals for treatment should they become ill. … [Read more...] about How Stupid Can 45 Supporters Be?
Classic Autos and Music Machines
Yes, they do go together at the Stahls Automotive Foundation's Museum in Chesterfield, Michigan. The museum has very limited hours, so be sure to call before had. Michigan is loaded with fun things to do and visit even for the local residents. We've heard folks say, "This is in my backyard?" Yup, make sure you discover these wonderful assets. The Stahls Automotive … [Read more...] about Classic Autos and Music Machines
John H. Kriewall Obituary
In Memory of a Pillar of the Community John H. Kriewall, 92 If anyone can be said to be “of” a community, John Kriewall was of Port Hope. He spent his life dedicated to his wife, his family, his customers and the people of his community. They kept him busy. John Henry Kriewall, 92, of Port Hope, died peacefully Sept. 4 in Harbor Beach Community Hospital’s long-term care … [Read more...] about John H. Kriewall Obituary