Armistice Day memories and small town notes
A reminiscence recounts the 1918 armistice news in Cordova and local reactions. It describes the first telephone report, routes to spread the word, and a day’s social activities at Edgar Van Arkel’s home, plus notes on neighbors, petal seeds, and a pheasant hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Bell
Townsend
Red Rock
Paul
Gustin
Harry
Cordova
Dave Renaud
Renauds
John Harts
Joy
Rosa
Laverle Knowles
Newtoh
May
Bertha Hevner
Lavelle
Des
Irport
Knowles
California
Texas
Kerine
Newton
Laverle
Martinade
Jerry
Boston
Mass
Cecil
Japan
Edgar van Arkel
Hugh Templeton
Darlene Karr
Daugh
Ters
Bill Quayle
Dorothy
van Arkel
Fish Aquarium
Mark
Jimson
U.S
Mike Donahue
Jiminy
Richerd
Monroe
Mabie
Bill
Grace Richerd
Dat Falls
Darlene
Pfister
Gilman
Jane
Martha Templeton
Marion Co
Martha
Timmins Family Letter Subscribes to The Chronicle
R H Timmins in Timmins sends a letter from Richard Timming former public relations director for Central College renewing his Chronicle subscription. Timming pursuing graduate work at Columbia University New York. Excerpts cover institutional administration educational economics promotion and financial administration with a note on a fifteen hour road. Cynthia Timmins a sixth grader appears in the letter discussing school and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Timming
Central College
The
Chronicle
Timming
Columbia: University
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Timmins
Aye ‘Hall
Cynthia
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Harlan Miller
Rosa Dailey
May van. Hemert
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Herman
Roy
Ruth
Karen Marshall
Mary Heth
Hiemstra
Barbara Tool
Jim van
Dixon
Iowa
Rinehart
Vivian
Arlene’ Rinehart
Mrs. Roy Karr
Jthe
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Turkey
Bob's
America
Alpagora
Lee
Vogelaar
R. H. , Timmins, Coli
Yeek
Cindy
Van
Winthrop
Jong
Pourida
William W. Hardin
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