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Sunday October 21, 1934

Went horse back riding. Perfectly Grand day!  Just  a little sore.  Horse ran with Hazel and scared everyone ut she kept on riding – Betty Johnson and Mrs. Martens were out there but Mrs. M. did not ride. Ate chicken dinner – with biscuits.  Took some pictures – Came home in the afternoon.

Here is what else was happening 80-years-ago today:

Hurricane force winds kill 21 and injure winds oct 21more than 100 in the Pacific Northwest.

The air race continues and the kidnapping indictments are underway.  Plus, a very pretty bavy received big bucks.

 

The Amarillo Globe-Times 21 October 1934 • Page 1
The Amarillo Globe-Times
21 October 1934 • Page 1

Saturday October 20, 1934

Went to Alice Claire Teagues for the week-end.   Nice place 75 miles N.E. of Roswell. Got there about noon. Went to a dance just after sundown – lasted until 12. Met Coach McCorkle (who fell for Hazel Hanson) from Tatum and Mr and Mrs Gene Kistler (Joyce Teague) anda Cecil Malden – all Good dancers – good time – learned to dance the schottisheschottche and dance “New Shoes”.

 

 

 

Here is what else was happening 80-years-ago today:

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Virginialiving.vom

For the first time costumes were worn at Colonial Williamsburg for the presidents visit.  They have been worn ever since.

 

 

The big air race begins and suspected kidnappers are indicted.

Gallup Indepenent Oct 20, 1934
Gallup Indepenent Oct 20, 1934

A new Saturday Evening Post is published.

sat eve post oct 20

Thursday October 18, 1934

No Post today: But soon things get exctiting!

Here’ s what else was happening 80-years-ago today:

lynching

 

Claude Neal went missing from a Florida farm. He was later lynched for the rape of a girl, but had never been tried.   His violent death led to riots and ultimately the end of lynching in the U.S.

It could be death for a suspected kidnapper.

Clovis News-Journal 18 October 1934 • Page 1
Clovis News-Journal
18 October 1934 • Page 1

Tuesday October 16, 1934

No Post today:  But this weekend she has a date!

Here is what else was happening 80-years-ago today:

Wikipedia
Wikipedia

The embattled Chinese Communists break through Nationalist enemy lines and begin an epic flight, know as The Long March, from their encircled headquarters in southwest China.  The march lasted a year and four days.  The minors end their hunger strike and there is hope the kidnap victim is alive.

Clovis News-Journal 16 October 1934 • Page 1
Clovis News-Journal
16 October 1934 • Page 1