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Ruth Bullock Mackey, still waiting for Dr. Dwight to come home, took up residence in the "Norton flat," which was somewhere on Main Street — south Main, probably, if this was the same Norton building where Daisy Lambert Bullock started up a boardinghouse in 1915.
Sources:
♦ "Letters from Army Camps." Hobart Gazette 17 Jan. 1919.
♦ "Local and Personal." Hobart News 16 Jan. 1919.
♦ "Soldiers' Letters." Hobart News 16 Jan. 1919.
1 comment:
I also like the article next to it about paving the intersection of
3rd and Main so it will draw more "autoists" to town.
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