AS WORLD WAR II raged abroad, patriotism was the order of the day at home. In the summer of 1943, Greenwood held a parade and flag dedication “in honor of her 433 sons and daughters who are in the service of their country.” According to Daily Item accounts of the day, ceremonies on the grounds…
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