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FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1934
Grandma’s 62 birthday! Gave her the towels. Mary and Lily came over and we made fudge. Went to Alhambra and saw “If I Were Free” and “Hips, Hips, Hooray.”
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Tagged 62, alhambra, birthday, cinema, classic hollywood, detroit, detroit history, film, film history, fudge, grandma, if i were free, irene dunne, lily garrison, mary s, movies, theatre
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SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1934
My hair looks lovely. All curls. Mary called for me and we went to Sunday School after 15 weeks. I made fudge this afternoon. Started “Toto and the Gift.”
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Tagged 1930s, curls, detroit, detroit history, fashion, fudge, hair, mary s, perm, spring break, style, sunday school, toto and the gift, wave
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1934
Got up at 10. I finished “Mehitable.” Mary and I walked down by the Doty School. We danced at her house and stopped in at Mr. Conally’s. I came around. Made some fudge.
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Tagged 1930s, dancing, detroit, detroit history, doty school, fudge, mary s, mehitable, menstruation, mr. conally, period
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MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1934
A new year! What a thrill to be writing right under last year. Mama and I just took a little walk today. I read “Emily Climbs” and Mama made some fudge.
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Tagged 1930s, detroit, detroit history, diary, emily climbs, fudge, l.m. montgomery, literature, lucy maud montgomery, mama, new years day
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1933
Got a card from Miss MacKenzie and a letter from Marion. Got up at 11:45. Am reading “Midsummer.” Mama and I walked to Clairmount. Mama made some fudge.
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Tagged 1930s, clairmount, detroit, detroit history, fudge, mama, marion, midsummer, miss mackenzie
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1933
Didn’t go to Sunday School as Mary didn’t come. I finished “Eight Cousins” and started “Pirate’s Ward.” We had chocolate and pistachio ice cream for supper. Mama made fudge.
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Tagged 1930s, detroit, detroit history, eight cousins, fudge, ice cream, literature, louisa may alcott, pirate's ward, sunday school
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1933
Mama and I walked to Highland Park. I had a fudge cream puff in Sander’s. I finished “Daddy’s Girl” Took a bath and bandaged toes again. Very itchy and raw. Read Sunday funnies. I made butterscotch and Mama made some … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, bath, butterscotch, cream puff, daddy's girl, detroit, detroit history, feet, fudge, hygiene, sanders'
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933
Told my civics report real good. We got our report cards. I got a 3 in music and a 1 in Sewing. All rest were 1’s and 2’s. Danced at Mary’s. Mama made some fudge after supper.
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Tagged 1930s, civics, dancing, detroit, detroit history, fudge, mary s, music, report card, school, sewing
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1933
Mama wasn’t mad this morning. M and I were late for Sunday School. Mama and I made fudge and penuche. I washed and wiped dishes. We saw “Double Harness” and “Three Cornered Moon” at the Alhambra. http://i.cdn.turner.com/v5cache/TCM/cvp/container/mediaroom_embed.swf?context=embed&videoId=660104
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Tagged 1930s, alhambra theatre, cinema, claudette colbert, detroit, detroit history, double harness, film, fudge, john cromwell, mary s, movies, penuche, sunday school, three cornered moon
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1933
Mama and I had sodas and walked to H.P. and bought my shoes and had a nap. Then Mama washed my head and we made fudge. We were going to a show, but it rained. Took a bath in tub.
Helen May Rickard 