1. December 10, 2014. Baclaran to Atimonan (173 km)
At 5:30 am after the send-off prayer and blessing at the Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, I set off alone on my Climate… Read More »1. December 10, 2014. Baclaran to Atimonan (173 km)
Calamba
October 22, 1944
Tokyo radio, in announcing the landings in Leyte, added that the Filipino and Japanese defenses furiously counter-attacked the invaders. This reports, however, were not repeated… Read More »October 22, 1944
February 15-29, 1944
The worries, distress and school problems, aggravated by lack of food, have drained my strength, and I had to go to Laguna to recover some… Read More »February 15-29, 1944
July 8, 1943
The so-called guerrillas in this pacified region of Luzon are growing in number and militancy. They have formed a semi-secret organization which, in addition to… Read More »July 8, 1943
January 21-29, 1942
I went to Calamba for a week of rest, taking advantage of the trips which the administrator of Hacienda Real had to make with his… Read More »January 21-29, 1942
December 9, 1941
Some boys came to school, not knowing that classes had been suspended. The Fathers and the workers went to the seashore in the school bus to… Read More »December 9, 1941
Friday, Jan. 12 1900
Morning papers full of Bullard’s movement from Calamba to San Tomas. Had but one killed and two wounded but played h__ with the Insurrecto.
Friday, Dec. 29th ’99
Nothing of interest occurred Xmas day. Left Calamba 11 a.m. Dec. 26th reached Manila 7 P.M., orders having been received just before embarking to proceed to… Read More »Friday, Dec. 29th ’99
BAMBAN, P.I., December 28, 1899
My DEAR Mother: That California wine goes to the right spot, and I have to thank you for it. I got the box Christmas morning… Read More »BAMBAN, P.I., December 28, 1899