The Amazing Mrs Bonaparte Arrives in Dover
Betsy Bonaparte, escorted by her brother William, steps ashore at Dover's busy dock aboard Erin's gangplank. British officials permit her entry at any port, a decisive moment that brings Betsy to tears as crowds recognize her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Betsy Bonaparte
Dover
Madame Bonaparte
England
Betsy
Betsy Bonaparte Faces Uncertain Future Across Europe
Betsy learns of Jerome’s dangers with Napoleon while in England and Holland as war rumors swirl. Her brother Robert arrives with troubling news of a possible desertion charge and delayed contact, leaving Betsy hopeful yet anxious about her husband’s fate and their infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe
Betsy
Mrs. Monroe
Paris
London
England
France
Holland
Napoleon
Europe
Monroes
Amsterdam
Robert
Madame d’Albert
Jerome
Madrid
Italy
Jerome Napoleon
Imperial
Betsy Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Dr. Garnier
Garnier
Napoleon Bonaparte
Public Forum letters welcome reader views
The Decatur Daily invites readers to submit letters on questions of the day. Writers may request anonymity but must provide name and address for editor circulation. Manuscripts will not be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Citizens urge Decatur to keep Delano Park free of adjacent businesses
A June 27 1963 letter to the City Commission and City Planning Commission from Decatur residents urges adoption of an ordinance prohibiting businesses adjacent to Delano Park. It cites schools pools tennis courts playgrounds rose gardens the Armory and Girl Scout House as park neighbors and warns that any commercial neighbor would set a harmful zoning precedent. The note signals continuation of the story tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Shelton
City Commission
City Planning Commission
City of
City Park Board
Delano Park
Armory
Girl Scout House
Prospect Drive
Community letter on zoning near park in Decatur declined
Eula M. Peebles appeals to city leaders to limit commercial development near the park along Sixth Avenue, arguing traffic congestion and the park’s beauty would suffer. She urges preservation of the park’s appearance and usefulness, and cites the District’s need to avoid unsafe, unnecessary commercialization.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Amazing Mrs. Bonaparte
Harnett T
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs
Walden Auto Paint
G.M.A.C
Dial
Barney
Wieners
Bologna
Sixth Avenue
Vern Truly Yours, Eula M. Peebles
F. D. Peebles
Hair Cuts
Gateway Barber Shop
Purple Hull Peas
G. C. Thomas and Sons
FRUIT
Penney’s