Volume 13 , Issue 8

Duchess Snowy Domain

Boy Howdy! When the Lady of this house gets ready to pop corn in the popcorn popper, this Pugster and her sidekick, Sadie, are on the Lady's trail as she saunters to the movie popcorn machine upstairs. Most times I beat her up the stairs and sit up there waiting patiently for her to start the popping and let the popped kernels fly out so I can help pick them up off the floor. Yummy!

We have had our share of cold, chilly weather, but very little snow -- compared to last years snow around this time last year. We hear Oklahoma survived their snow storms and cold weather and bounced into the 70 degree temperatures. I bet that causes lots of shock to those Okie Sinuses, huh?

NW Okie hopes to remind us again the the 1956 unsolved mystery of a young married college women, Mildred Ann Reynolds. Check out the links to that story in another feature in this week's newsletter.

We hope some of this week's newsletter jogs some of those memory cells of everyone out there as they read about early 1900's baseball, old sod school house in Woods county, Oklahoma Territory, Alva POW camp of WW II. We hope we can encourage some of you to rummage through your ancestors old trunks, attics, basements to find the history and legacy items so you too can find out what life was like for your ancestors.

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