4 Sat. Odds & ends this morn. Gave Wilma & Shirley lessons. Dad & the three girls went to town. I had a sleep, the did homework. Fern & Leila came home with them. They & Isabelle went to a party at Killians. I was invited, but was too sleepy. Had worked hard. 5 Sun.Continue reading “1944-03-04 to 03-10”
Tag Archives: Prairie Life
1944-02-26 to 03-03
26 Sat. Gave Leila a lesson this afternoon. She went to town with all the rest. I stayed here alone. Charlie Candy’s came in to hire me to play at Halbrite next Fri. I gave Wilma & Shirley each a lesson tonight. Washed & set Wilma’s hair. Isabelle & I danced a bit. 27 Sun.Continue reading “1944-02-26 to 03-03”
1944-02-19 to 02-25
Feb 19 Sat. Mom cleaned the house yesterday. I gave Wilma a lesson, washed hair. Mom washed bedclothes, etc. I did homework. Mrs. Freeman stayed here tonight while Elton went to town. He came out about 10. Had lunch. Bed about one. 20 Sun. More homework, etc. Isabelle made ice-cream. McGugans came down thisContinue reading “1944-02-19 to 02-25”
1944-02-12 to 02-18
Feb 12 Sat. Cleaned house a bit. Miss Farrell came over this afternoon. Mom went to town with Freemans. I tried to get some homework done, we three girls went to Isabelle Sterlings Birthday Party. Met at Killians first. Had a good time. Played games & had contests. Lunch at 12. Home before one. 13 Continue reading “1944-02-12 to 02-18”
1944-02-05 to 02-11
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) Feb 1944 5 Sat. Mr Levans & Merl were here this morn. Merl sure is cute. Did a bit of homework this morn. Talked as usual. Three us went to town this afternoon. Mae & I saw the show,Continue reading “1944-02-05 to 02-11”
1944-01-29 to 02-04
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) These are the diaries of a seventeen-year-old teenager from a farm near Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Her name is Lorraine. She eventually was a church organist in Colgate. In 1944 she was the piano player for a dance band in Weyburn.Continue reading “1944-01-29 to 02-04”
1944-01-22 to 28
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) These are the diaries of a seventeen-year-old teenager from a farm near Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Her name is Lorraine. She eventually was a church organist in Colgate. In 1944 she was the piano player for a dance band in Weyburn.Continue reading “1944-01-22 to 28”
1944-01-15 to 21
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) These are the diaries of a seventeen-year-old teenager from a farm near Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Her name is Lorraine. She eventually was a church organist in Colgate. In 1944 she was the piano player for a dance band in Weyburn.Continue reading “1944-01-15 to 21”
1944-01-08 to 14
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) These are the diaries of a seventeen-year-old teenager from a farm in the Canadian Prairies. Her name is Lorraine. She is a church organist and the piano player for a dance band. She had to move to a nearbyContinue reading “1944-01-08 to 14”
1944-01-01 to 07
(SUBSCRIBE HERE to receive email updates whenever there is a new post at Boyle Park Banter) These are the diaries of a seventeen-year-old teenager from a farm in the Canadian Prairies. Her name is Lorraine. She is a church organist and the piano player for a dance band. She had to move to a nearbyContinue reading “1944-01-01 to 07”