Feb 13, 2008
Published Feb 13, 2008
Episode 41 SHOW NOTES
A table full of listeners joined me at the Friday night banquet. Jack Duffy and his daughter Anna Marie, Mark Baldwin, and Sue and Albert Sevy all joined my husband and I and we had a grand time.
- Day of the week at the Search for
ancestors website
- Thanks to George Morgan of the Genealogy Guys Podcast for talking about the
Genealogy Gems Podcast on their Jan 16, 2008 podcast.
MAILBOX
From Betty: Abbott & Costello Christmas
DVD
From Melissa: a silhouette done 30 years ago in Paris by a
street vendor.
Jim Mowatt of HistoryZine Podcast in
Britain
GEM: Lulu.com
My book Genealogy Gems: Ultimate Research Strategies from Season
One of the Genealogy Gems Podcast The book is now
out of print. Please visit the Genealogy Gems Store.
GEM: Valentines Special
Sit back and enjoy
these yesteryear stories of loveâand perhaps they will inspire you
to ask around your family for the origins of the ties that bind in
your tree. First, a Depression era story of love
between Pauline Herring &JB Moore
Nov. 2, 1934 Remember me and donât
forget, the blue eyed Girl is my pick
yet. (Below: Valentine JB sent to Pauline)
Next, is the story of Raymond Cooke and Isabelle Osborne. Raymond was born in Tunbridge Wells, England in 1894. He immigrated from England to Saskatchewan Canada in 1912, and in his autobiography he tells the story of how his love of music led to his finding the love of his lifeâ
"Take your girlie to the movies" was performed by Irving Kaufman on May 19, 1919. Story read by Jim Mowatt of the Historyzine Podcast.Ragtime music by Frederick Hodges available on CD.
Raymond Cooke and Isabelle Osborne 50th wedding
anniversary
Happy Valentines Day!
Take Your Girlie
to the Movies
When the show is over And its time to
leave
Don't forget to brush the powder
From your sleeve...
Take your girlie to the
movies if you can't make love at home
(Original sheet music at the Indiana University Sheet Music
Collections website! Take Your Girlie to the Movies Sheet
Music)
