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Hendricks Founder’s Day

Tribune Staff

| March 31, 2020

Printed in the April 1, 2020 edition

Photo by Julie Randall With the requirement of social distancing in place due to COVID-19, Joseph City had to cancel its annual Founder’s Day festivities last Saturday but that didn’t dampen the spirits of the Jay Hendrick’s family. They paid homage to the founders of the community by having a family parade down Main Street for residents to watch from their homes, reminding everyone of the pioneer spirit that settled this community in 1876.