Monday, January 26, 2015

Friday, 26 January, 1962, The Frances Hubbard Diaries

Friday, 26 January 1962, The Frances Hubbard Diaries
Cloud, 35, little snow around 1 pm changing to rain. 40 at 9 pm.  Clifton and Gerald cut wood.  Chain saw didn't work.  Gerald went to Middleburgh to bank in pm.  We went down to LaVerne's and Roberta's at night; her parents were there.
Comment:  It was always something with our equipment.   Pretty sure my visit to the bank was for my first student loan.  I know it was for $600 and I took it out because they instituted $400 tuition per semester at Coby Tech where before it was zero, just about $200 in fees per year.....the bank deal was done in the manager's office on a typewriter...so I essentially benefited from a "free" community college deal.   On this day in 1962, the Twist was banned in all Catholic schools because it was "impure".

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