Mrs. Glazier, Ruth & I went to Irvington to see Mr. Gillespie. Stopped at the Henry’s and then to prayer meeting and then went over to Parsonage. Left for home about 10:30. reached home at 12 o’clock. Cloudy in afternoon.
Author: Kathleen
Diary of Llewellyn: June 11, 1923
Cloudy in afternoon. Quite cool in evening. Went down & saw Miss Driscoll head of Epworth League at Methodist Book concern. She introduced me to Miss Jennie Dean of Malaytia. Went home on 6:14. Got little books with songs in for League Banquet. Pa took me over to Beulah’s at Michell’s so I could give her books & then we went down to farm.
Next Entry: June 12, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 10, 1923
Beautiful Day. Children’s Day. No League service. Spent time during Sunday School helping Roswell decorate church. Plume’s out in Packard sedan in afternoon & Love’s up from Plainfield. Mr & Mrs Stoutenhugh came in after Church & we had ice cream.
Next Entry: June 11, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 9, 1923
Alethea Class had cake sale in Ward’s old building. Gertrude Moeser in charge. Made about $2500. I came home with a terrible headache & felt sick to my stomach. Stopped at cake sale & then went home & took settle powder & went to bed. Clear cool day.
Next Entry: June 10, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 8, 1923
Terrible thunder shower at 2 AM. We got up & got dressed. Pa went on to Market after it lightning very sharp. Geo covered his head in blankets. Got very cool was cool all day. Went down to Rally at Bloomfield Park ME with Mildred, Roswell & Ernest. Wild bunch there did not bother with any of them or play any of the games. We had party in office at lunch time.
Next Entry: June 9, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 7, 1923
Very hot. Terrible shower in Caldwell about 3 o’clock. Teamed and washed our driveway out. Thundered & lightening very heavy. Teachers Meeting at church. I went down to Mildred’s for a short time after it. Very stormy & foggy. Terrible Thunder shower came up. 2 AM of W Fri. morning.
Next Entry: June 8, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 6, 1923
Thunder shower came up about 7 o’clock. Rained on & off during night. Very hot day. Ma & Pa took little ride after first shower but had to come back because started to shower again.
Next Entry: June 7, 1923
This is the Face of Genealogy
After the recent controversy from the LA Weekly article preceding the Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree, I’m posting these photos of my ancestors. This is the face of genealogy to me.
Diary of Llewellyn: June 5, 1923
Very warm. Took ride to Boonton and back to get cooled off. Wind blew up after supper as if it would shower but did not. George went swimming.
Next Entry: June 6, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: June 4, 1923
Gladys Walker married. Showered at home but we left ahead of it and it did not shower in Plainfield. Ma called up and asked Mr. Tillotson to let me off early. Went home on 4:22. We took Aunt Belle in machine with us. John L., Russ & Uncle Dory in Russ’s machine & Anna & Uncle Perce in theirs. George went with us – very warm.