Dr. Clara Faulkner, Mary Kipp, and Mrs. George Hatten returned from their four-week road trip on May 25, 1921, and got a big write-up in the
News. (The
News seems slightly better informed than the
Gazette was about Mrs. Hatten's identity, thus suggesting that I correctly
identified her as Ida Hatten, of Hobart.) The well-traveled Dr. Faulkner was impressed with Hobart's new
camping ground … or at least she was kind enough to say she was.
Four days earlier, Peter and Hulda Palm had welcomed into the world their first son, after two daughters. That didn't get much of a write-up, of course, because a baby was nothing out of the ordinary. (But at least now I know exactly when
Elmer Palm was born.)
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From the Hobart News of 26 May 1921.
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