Dot with cat on Amboy farm.
Album 4, Part 4 (pages 16-20)
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Dot with cat on Amboy farm.
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Lady's race, perhaps a church picnic (labeled 1913 by Dot).
Church picnics with races were popular from Dot's youth through her children's
teens.
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Dot's sister Ann in one of her concert dresses while on tour.
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Dot's label, "Chasing the Ducks" at Amboy barn (probably Dot's uncle
Joe).
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Dot's sister Ann (Eli Whitney grade school graduation?)
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Outing at Douglas Park (Edna Cullison and Dot in front row).
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Undergraduate men at the University of Illinois.
Ed Lindberg is second from right, top row. Third is Bert Slack's head.
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Ann Slack at Grand Beach, 1914,
where she played her cello in a quartet.
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Mr. Garrison and his "girls" (Dot on right) on a Lake excursion to
Michigan City.
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Postcard from a 1915 vacation.
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Dot's friend, who labeled this, "It mocks my shodisty, H.E.P."
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Labeled Cudahy Indiana, 1912 by Dot, on right.
These are Mr. Garrison's three "girls."
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Same girls and Mr. Garrison on another outing.
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This is doctored from a severely folded original a bit over one inch tall,
because Larue showed interest in this picture of Bea Owens in her man-melting
youth.
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This photo was taken substantially later than her other photo in this album (see Bea with her mother in 4_15_2.jpg). At her age in the photo here she had beau coming and going. She finally married Hugh (Mac) McKee and had three children, Ted, Dennis and Peggy (named after Bea's mother Margaret). Bea moved with her family and parents to Salem Oregon in 1948. She kept in touch with Larue from that year via Christmas letters. No letter has come for several years (written by Larue in 1997). |