When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers and reprinted in book form. All these copies were sold to benefit the Granville Library Club.

In April of 2000, the Granville Historical Society invited Leona's granddaughter, Darcy Clifford Cooley to talk about her Grandmother at one of their series on the history of Granville.

The talk was so well received that the Society asked Teddi Daley's 6th and 7th grade media classes at the Granville Middle School to retype the articles for republication. Chris Teter, Joan Clendenin, and Tiffany Blakesley also assisted with the typing and the Granville Historical Society members assisted with the proofreading and publishing.]]>
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers and reprinted in book form. All these copies were sold to benefit the Granville Library Club.

In April of 2000, the Granville Historical Society invited Leona's granddaughter, Darcy Clifford Cooley to talk about her Grandmother at one of their series on the history of Granville.

The talk was so well received that the Society asked Teddi Daley's 6th and 7th grade media classes at the Granville Middle School to retype the articles for republication. Chris Teter, Joan Clendenin, and Tiffany Blakesley also assisted with the typing and the Granville Historical Society members assisted with the proofreading and publishing.]]>
In April of 2000, the Granville Historical Society invited Leona's granddaughter, Darcy Clifford Cooley to talk about her Grandmother at one of their series on the history of Granville.

The talk was so well received that the Society asked Teddi Daley's 6th and 7th grade media classes at the Granville Middle School to retype the articles for republication. Chris Teter, Joan Clendenin, and Tiffany Blakesley also assisted with the typing and the Granville Historical Society members assisted with the proofreading and publishing.]]>
When Leona Aldrich Clifford passed on in 1990, her Country Caller articles were compiled by Ralph Hiers and reprinted in book form. All these copies were sold to benefit the Granville Library Club.

In April of 2000, the Granville Historical Society invited Leona's granddaughter, Darcy Clifford Cooley to talk about her Grandmother at one of their series on the history of Granville.

The talk was so well received that the Society asked Teddi Daley's 6th and 7th grade media classes at the Granville Middle School to retype the articles for republication. Chris Teter, Joan Clendenin, and Tiffany Blakesley also assisted with the typing and the Granville Historical Society members assisted with the proofreading and publishing.]]> The recording was made by Doug Roberts. Also present: Joey Perella, Dorrie Demaris, Jill Abel, Ruth McGorty and Lauri Schlosser. Recording length: 1 hour.]]> Digital Image: Granville Library Historical Room and NCCHP, 2021]]>