Snowy & north wind
Cold 12 [degrees] above zero this A.M.
Made jello and whipped cream of evap. milk-
and oatflake cookies
Harry came this afternoon to stay all night-
I stretched pillow cases this afternoon-
Sent letters to Iliff and Alice and a card to Ida Ammack and to Lloyd Bower for the ladies
Mother good today-
55 year old widow, Irene Dolton (nee Smith), kept a diary while living in Ludlowville, NY with Mother & Aunty in 1936.
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Friday, December 18, 1936
Labels:
1936,
Alice Fletcher,
Ammack,
Central NY,
cookies,
diary,
Dolton,
Harry Baker,
Iliff Dolton,
Irene Dolton,
Irene Smith,
Jello,
letters,
Lloyd Bower,
NY State history,
Smith,
social history,
womens history
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Wednesday, October 28, 1936
Cool & plesant
Sent letter to Clara
Rec'd letter from Iliff
Made fruit jello for desert
Combed Mothers hair and Harry took us to see the voting machine demonstrated^ and then went to Lansingville turned left at the little brick house and came out at Lake Ridge-
nice ride-
*Had plesant evening
^Women had only been voting for 16 years by this time. I'm glad the women in my family were taking their new found rights as full citizens seriously. < Image from the website Op Ed News. Read the full article on voting in the USA >
*This is written up the left hand, inside margin of the diary entry.
Sent letter to Clara
Rec'd letter from Iliff
Made fruit jello for desert
Combed Mothers hair and Harry took us to see the voting machine demonstrated^ and then went to Lansingville turned left at the little brick house and came out at Lake Ridge-
nice ride-
*Had plesant evening
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| 1936 lever voting machine by Modern Mechanix^ |
^Women had only been voting for 16 years by this time. I'm glad the women in my family were taking their new found rights as full citizens seriously. < Image from the website Op Ed News. Read the full article on voting in the USA >
*This is written up the left hand, inside margin of the diary entry.
Labels:
1936,
Central NY,
Dolton,
Great Depression,
Harry Baker,
Iliff Dolton,
Irene Dolton,
Irene Smith,
Jello,
Lake Ridge,
Lansingville,
letters,
NY State history,
Smith,
social history,
suffrage,
voting,
womens history
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Friday, October 2, 1936
Frost this A.M. plesant and cool-
Made Jello-
swept and dusted my bedroom and kitchen-
Combed Mothers hair etc.
Mrs. Evans came & brought us cottage cheese and dahlias-
Ella Miller and Leroy Lobdell came for afternoon-
Harry Baker came this eve to stay all night-
Made Jello-
swept and dusted my bedroom and kitchen-
Combed Mothers hair etc.
Mrs. Evans came & brought us cottage cheese and dahlias-
Ella Miller and Leroy Lobdell came for afternoon-
Harry Baker came this eve to stay all night-
Labels:
1936,
Central NY,
diary,
Dolton,
Ella Miller,
flowers,
Harry Baker,
housework,
Irene Dolton,
Irene Smith,
Jello,
Leroy Lobdell,
NY State history,
Smith,
social history,
womens history
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