Private Life of the Wynekoop Family Chapter Five
Dr Catherine Wynekoop recalls the Wynekoop children's path into medicine, with the twins Earle and I enrolled at Lewis Institute, the family dynamics, and notable events such as Mary Louise being adopted, influenza in 1928, and a New Year 1929 family gathering.
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Wynekoop
Catherine Wynekoop
Walker
Earle
Lewis Insitute
Mother
Lindsay
Mary Louise
Drake
Des Moines
Mary
Father
Notable Family Christmas Night Ends With Sudden Death
A father dies after an early morning illness following a quiet Christmas at home. The narrative recalls a busy few days with family travel to Indianapolis for a Nu Sigma Phi event, a romance with violinist Rheta, and letters that reveal mounting affection and suspense across years.
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Mother
Indianapolis
Nu Sigma Phi Medical Sorority
Rheta
Cupid
Earle
Chicago
Mary
Responsibility Rested on Mother's Shoulders Amid Household Troubles
The narrator describes a mother's heavy burden as the family faces a series of repairs from an oil heater to plumbing and a roof replacement. She remains quiet and uncomplaining, managing like a major, while romance begins in December 1929 with Earle driving into the scene.
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Harle
Mother
Earle
Slorifying Yourself Sion ee Haay
Daily hair care guidance recommending brushing every night with at least one hundred strokes. Advices on brush type with long flexible bristles. Emphasizes washing brushes, sun drying if possible, and storing brushes in a drawer wrapped in oil paper.
Earle and Rheta Plan Immediate Chicago Wedding
Earle presses for marriage with Rheta after long distance talks with his mother and Rheta’s father consents. Rheta’s mother doubts but supports, and Burdine H. Gardner agrees to arrange travel to Chicago for the ceremony set for the next day.
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Earle
Rheta
Iife
Mother
Burdine H. Gardner
Chicago
Days of Shadow and Family Tragedies at Century Progress
Mary Louise follows her adoptive father to the grave as tragedies mount for the family. A Century Progress records mounting financial troubles. Earle and Rheta’s married life ends with Rheta’s death, marking a sorrowful chapter.
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Mary Louise
Earle
Rheta
District DeMolay Meet Here Tonight at Biltmore Hotel
The District meeting of the Order of DeMolay will be held at the Biltmore hotel with dinner at eight o'clock. A business session follows the banquet and a dance for visiting DeMolays. Local orchestra will perform as representatives from Greensboro Winston-Salem and Raleigh attend with the local chapter members.
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Order of DeMolay
Biltmore Hotel
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Poultry Association Elects New Officers
The Southeastern Poultry Association reelected all officers at the year end business session in Charlotte. A Southeastern poultry show during the convention drew entries from most southeastern and several eastern states. R. L. Simmons of Charlotte serves as President.
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Charlotte
Southeastern Poultry Association
R. L. Simmons
Council To Attend R. L. Loflin Rites
The Trophy council of Jr. O. U. A. M. will hold a called meeting Saturday at 1 PM to attend the funeral service for R. L. Loflin. All members are urged to be present.
Fred Cox Held in Chester for Blackwell Murder
Fred Cox was jailed in Chester County charged with the death of Robert Blackwell after a fatal stabbing on December 1. A coroner's jury found Cox responsible for Blackwell's death following a fight between the men.
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Chester
S. C
Fred Cox
Robert Blackwell
Cox
Blackwell
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