Tuesday September 18, 1934

No-Post today.   She gets back into the  swing of things in October with more posts, more adventures, letters and dates!

Morning Avalanche (Lubbock, TX) on 25 June 1932, page 1
Morning Avalanche (Lubbock, TX) on 25 June 1932, page 1

In the meantime, this is an article found by a friend of the family about the death of my grandfather’s , AKA Carsey‘s,  first wife.   Keep in mind this tragedy happened 2 years before Elizabeth took up her pen and wrote Mexico Summer.  It’s hard to imagine the death of a 23-year-old, but then again, where would we be if she lived?  I would not be blogging thats for sure.  Its the same thought that went through my head as I was reading the Escape from Mexico article for the first time. The entire family was so close to death – a scary thought then – so surreal now.   Still, its intriguing that grandpa was married to someone else.

Lucille Carsey Gravesite
Lucille Carsey Gravesite

I wonder what she looked like or if she had a great personality like my grandmother?  I have so many questions about this poor soul who lived such a short time and unfortunately was buried in an unmarked grave. I’m sure his experience with her somehow led him to find Elizabeth.  There must be a reason…..

 

Here is a look at what else was happening 80-years-ago today.

The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Texas) 18 September 1934 • Page 1
The Brownsville Herald
(Brownsville, Texas)
18 September 1934 • Page 1

 

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