Showing posts with label 1972. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1972. Show all posts

Monday, January 24, 2011

Lottie Went to College

I love the variety of courses...
 Spring 1967: Modern Drama

Summer 1969: Principles of Counseling Students
Educational Measures & Evaluations

Summer 1969/70: Supervising School Publications
Realism
Comedy
Satire

Summer 1969: Human Values

Winter 1970: Teaching Workshop

Summer 1970: Photography

Spring 1971: Design Stitching

Summer 1971/72: Latin American Fiction
Modern American Humanities

Summer 1972/73: Social Dialogue
Stra Mot Urb (??)
Hemingway/Faulkner

Spring 1973: Current Trends in English

Her GPA: 3.65

Saturday, August 14, 2010

1972 Light Bill

I think Grandma Lottie took the "Keep This Part For Your Record" a bit too literally.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Joe Norby

Omaha, Nebraska
April 16, 1972

Dear Marie –

I wish to thank you for the Easter greeting card and contents.

I feel I am in mourning since by brother Joseph passed away at a hospital in Pender, Nebr. My brother was born out at Colorado, June 14, 1894. When he was 6 ½ years of age he went to live with my uncle and aunt on a farm about 3 miles from Bancroft, Nebr., and he worked pretty hard there. There were no child-labor laws then and my aunt came for him. At the depot he cried and said he wanted to stay with my mother. He went to country school and later to high school in town where he graduated and there were only 4 in the class.

We seldom saw my brother after he left us. Bur he went a term to the agriculture college at Lincoln. And when the 1st world war, he was in the Navy. And when he returned that picture was given to my late mother. I don’t know how long after wards he was married to Blanche at West Point, Nebr. The farm and all my uncle and aunt’s belongings were sold at auction and divided among my aunt’s relatives and there were several.

Because Blanche did not know your address she sent the enclosed to be sent to you.

Please try and come as soon as possible,

As ever, I remain,
Mother

P.S. Excuse writing.



Thursday, January 28, 2010

More from Martin

June 1, 1972

Dear Mother,

I got the leter you sent to Mr. Bernard Rolnick. I can not come to Omaha at this time but will come in about 4 mounths. I am sening you $60.00 dollal money order for you.

You son,
Martin