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Chicamagua Park, near

Chattanooga, Tenn.

We carried a lunch that

day and ate it near where

Chas took this photo-

Left is the writer, next

Mother Mann, right

Mrs Sarah Carnahan

Mother of Eva Carnahan-Thompson

of Rome,…

Taken last of Oct or Nov. early

in front of our front porch

Jean Gauschow with chin

up. Marion Shoemaker,

Fran Shoemaker, Alice Johnson,

Shoemakers and Gauschows

were Sunday guests shortly

before we left for Arizona

and…

Our Xmas 1921 dinner

party at Sunset Inn,

on Tomoka River, north

of Daytona, Fla.

Mr and Mrs Hatchard at

left, Wheaton, Mann,

Torbill, Mrs and Dr Wilson.

The party who all were

sick (more or less) all night

after the turkey…

Taken on Christmas day

beside our house at 38

S.W. 9th St Miami. Fla.,

Just before we left for

Cocoanut Grove to home

Christmas dinner with

the Roy Hutchinson family.

Mr Frank said

he wanted a snap shot of

us before…

Christmas day 1921

at Sunset Inn, in

Tomoka Riv. ten mi.

north Daytona, Fla.

Dr. Mrs Harry Wilson of

Black Mt, N.C. ^Mr Joseph Mann

and C.M and I were dinner

guests of Joseph Torbill

Delaware, O and Mr. Mrs

Thomas Hatchard…

After a scrumptious

Xmas '22 dinner at

Titusville, Fla.

Taken on the Indian

Riv. side of the big

hotel.

Mother Mann, Uncle

John Needels in

background, myself,

Daisy E. Wheaton looking

at hedge, C. M.

official…

These buttes are as

beautifully carved as

if they were the handiwork

of a master sculptor -

as they are.


Front of card: Church Buttes

April (crossed out) May 2

Along this stretch we saw

another house-car, but we

stopped so long looking

at the wonderful works of

the Creator that they

out distanced us, but before

reaching camp that night

we again saw it.

A…

Front of card:

City Park Auto Camp - Decatur, Ill.


Camped in this my pretty

park in the little city of

Decatur. Oh, how it rained,

thundered and lightning'd in

the night. In the log house

in background, Abraham

Lincoln…

Taken on trip up

Clear Creek Valley out

of Lancaster.

Early the morning of

that sabbath day

Mary Frances Stone had

died very suddenly.

Finnys, Vandervorts brot

the sad news to us

at Lancaster- Hickle

Sanitorium