It has been eighty years since the Japanese surprise attack at Pearl Harbor. It affected every member of my parents’ families and changed the direction of their lives. My father was attending Penn State working toward a mechanical engineering degree … Continue reading →
By D. J. Waldie https://www.kcet.org/socal-focus/the-lonely-clubs-of-los-angeles April 30, 2012 Susan J. Matt (Homesickness: An American History) calls out one of the least understood qualities of L.A. in the early 20th century by quoting Carey McWilliams’ bleak observation that the city he … Continue reading →
The Sheboygan Press, Friday, October 24, 1930 Nab Suspect In Murder Of Former Sheboygan Resident Pupils and teachers at the Sheridan school during the eight years that Dr. M. A. Hatch was principal will be interested to know that a … Continue reading →