There was a factory on the road to Decaturville. It was past the little hospital. My Aunt Stella was a Supervisor there a out that time. I lived there with her for a year as a child. I loved it so much. I loved the town and all the people. I didn't want to go back home up North and live with my mother. The people there were all so kind.
im from there. love this town. wish i could find my brothers football jersey when i go down next time. it was hanging in the jr high in the 1980's. would be awesome to get a pic with it. wonder if its in that museum or in a box at the museum lol
My granny worked at a factory in decaturville in the late 1950s/ 1960s. Can anyone tell me, what the name of the factory was?Where did the company go? Did it close or move to another location? It had to be hard on community. I am sure a lot of people were out of work. I am interested in that history, that era of Decaturville history.
There was a factory on the road to Decaturville. It was past the little hospital. My Aunt Stella was a Supervisor there a out that time. I lived there with her for a year as a child. I loved it so much. I loved the town and all the people. I didn't want to go back home up North and live with my mother. The people there were all so kind.
Thank you for this history. I love it!!!
im from there. love this town. wish i could find my brothers football jersey when i go down next time. it was hanging in the jr high in the 1980's. would be awesome to get a pic with it. wonder if its in that museum or in a box at the museum lol
Anyone wanting to record some history should visit the Decatur County Manor in Parsons. By Rainey's BBQ
My granny worked at a factory in decaturville in the late 1950s/ 1960s. Can anyone tell me, what the name of the factory was?Where did the company go? Did it close or move to another location? It had to be hard on community. I am sure a lot of people were out of work. I am interested in that history, that era of Decaturville history.