To the editor:
The Monopoly money was getting wrinkled and worn and the Parcheesi board scarred, there were cards missing from the Old Maid deck, marbles from the Chinese Checkers were mismatched.
Winter had been long and cold. I don’t know who was more excited for kids to go outside, kids or moms...
To the editor:
It’s been more than 40 years but my memories of Hotel Lyon are still as vivid as if it were yesterday.
My grandparents ran the hotel from the mid-1920’s to 1933.
My older sisters were in school and mom had her hands full with two-year-old twins and a new baby. I was a typical active...
Villa Maria has a new owner.
St. Paul-based Commonwealth Properties purchased the former convent, Catholic school and retreat center in Florence Township on March 2, according to Susan Whelan, director of communications for the Ursuline Sisters of the Central Province, which sold the property....
To the editor:
Having always lived in town it was quite an experience for me to use an outhouse.
Each one was different but they all had a bench with a hole. Sometimes there were two holes, one for adults and one for children.
Most of them were just plain wood but some had a small window and even...
During the depression everyone was struggling to make ends meet.
When I look back our meals were pretty simple.We ate lots of bread and milk. Mom’s home baked bread and milk from the neighbor’s cow.
We loved bread soaked in warm milk sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.
Rice was another staple...