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This blogsite was originally for letters from the 1920s, however as I have completed my other blogsites containing letters from the 1800s, I am now going to be posting letters and diary entries starting with 1900 here. As the site progresses, I will review posts previously entered here and make any needed corrections or add footnotes and then update so that all posts are in chronological order.
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February 29, 1924 letter to Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
February 29, 1924 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne, Kalamazoo, MI From: Nancy Brown, Chicago, IL Writes about Lou’s condition and how a recent visit from his sister Alice and his mother upset him so much that the nurse had … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Miller, Augusta (Ficke) Mueller, Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Charles August Ficke, Claude Brown, Dorothy (Recoschewitz) Langmayer, Edith (Neumaier) Brown, Edith Sissle, Gladys (Doyen) Reed, Hedwig Sissle, Johanna (Mueller) Holmquist Langhorn, Joseph Langmayer, Katherine (Atcheson) Crawford, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Louese (Keith) Harris, Louis Mueller, Mable (Chaffee) Williams, Marenus Caywood, Sarahetta (Calkins) Tilton, Willis Brown
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries from November 26 – December 10, 1923
Nov 26 – Dodos 20th birthday. Lela, me, Helen, Jean, Claude, Eda, Will, Lizzie, & Joe and his mother, Carrie & Willard to Bessies for the evening. I stayed all night. Julius in Madison. Miss Ludd left this P.M. Nov … Continue reading
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Tagged Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Betty (Brown) Balestri, Charles Reed, Claude Brown, Dorothy (Recoschewitz) Langmayer, Eda "Jean" (Mueller) Johnson, Edith (Neumaier) Brown, Elizabeth (Ogden) Brown, Emma (Allen) Schuyler, Emma (Woehrle) Langmayer, Ethan Keith, Fred Cripe, Gladys (Doyen) Reed, Hannah (Keith) Towne, Helen (Mueller) Hedstrom, Johanna (Mueller) Holmquist Langhorn, Joseph Langmayer, Julius Recoschewitz, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Louis Mueller, Mildred (Harris) Cripe, Willis Brown
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November 23, 1923 letter to Ethan Keith and Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
November 23, 1923 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne From: Nancy Brown Nancy is writing to her brother and sister and enclosing a letter she received from her son, Claude. She writes that Mildred and Fred are getting married Saturday. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Claude Brown, Edith (Neumaier) Brown, Edith Sissle, Ethan Keith, Fred Cripe, Hedwig Sissle, James May, Johanna (Mueller) Holmquist Langhorn, Kirk Brouard, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Louese (Keith) Harris, Louis Mueller, Mildred (Harris) Cripe, Nancy (Keith) Brown, Wilma (Keith) May, Winifred (Keith) Brouard
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries for November 16 – 23, 1923
Nov 16 – Joe and Anna in from Sycamore. Nov 17 – Lela, Joe and Anna down town all day. Joe bought dining room furniture for new home. Nov 18 – Lela, Joe & Anna went to Elgin, found Lou … Continue reading
October 24, 1923 letter to Ethan Keith and Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
October 24, 1923 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne, Kalamazoo, MI From: Nancy Brown, Chicago, IL They ordered 250 candy boxes with the new name of “Nancy Keith.” Business is picking up and the girls made 150 pounds since last … Continue reading
Nancy Brown’s diary entries from October 2 – 25, 1923
Oct 2 – Winifred and Wilma came on 1-15 P.M. train. Met me at Fields. Claude stayed and had lunch with us. They brought three chickens, box of Coras cookies, backet of peaches. Oct 3 – We stayed home. Girls … Continue reading
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries from August 31 – September 30, 1923
Aug 31 – At Wills. Called on Mr & Mrs Ford. Mrs Tierney was there. Sep 1 – Cloudy. Charley Clark came this A.M. stayed all night. Mr Brodrick & Ethan went to Burg for groceries. Henry Ford & Ethan … Continue reading
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Tagged Caroline (Clark) Hutchins, Catherine (Keith) Bradley Lee, Fred Cripe, Hannah (Keith) Towne, Henry Ford, Herbert Earl, Ina (Snyder) Schuyler, Johanna (Mueller) Holmquist Langhorn, LaVerne (Harris) Boyer, Lee Family Reunion, Louis Mueller, Mae Riddler
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Nancy Brown’s diary entries from July 8 – 11, 1923
Jul 8 – Lela went to Elgin on 8 a.m. train. Went to Joes [Johanna’s] first, all drove over to see Lou. Children and I to Bess. Martha to Mrs Woods. Lela stoped for us in evening. We got home … Continue reading
Nancy Brown’s diary entries from July 4 – 7, 1923
Jul 4 – A very rainy 4th. Dodo, Joe and an other couple went to Palatine. Misquetoes & heat drove them home. Joe had fire works for the children. Lela, Johana, Anna & Bob went to see Lou. He seemed … Continue reading
Nancy Brown’s diary entries from June 22 to July 3, 1923
Jun 22 – Very hot. Lela and Lous 11“ wedding aniversary. Lela and Bess gone see Lou at St. Marys Hill. Girls home early. Lela stopped to see Dr Roberts. Lou very rebelious, wants to come home. Claude and Eda … Continue reading
