December 26, 1941
We have lived a lifetime in the three days since I last wrote. I guess it was three days. I’m not sure. Since we were… Read More »December 26, 1941
Lingayen
Wednesday, December 24, 1941
John left early this morning, and as there was a chance of getting to the city before Carl and George left for Lusacan Bob went… Read More »Wednesday, December 24, 1941
Tuesday night, December 23, 1941
Christmas is in the air. Everybody is doing their part. The children’s play room (the basement) at the guest house is being dressed out in… Read More »Tuesday night, December 23, 1941
Mon. Dec. 22/41
Air raid at seven a.m. but it was short. Go to town to send a radiogram to Jack. Leo comes over to eat dinner with… Read More »Mon. Dec. 22/41
December 19-22, 1941
On the 19th of December, 15 bombers went out over Fort Drum from Manila. On 22 December, the Cabcaben air raid occurred, during which it… Read More »December 19-22, 1941
Saturday, December 20, 1941
Up this morning, after still another miserable night. My amah is making a house dress which we bought here. It will be our Christmas gift… Read More »Saturday, December 20, 1941
December 12, 1941
Lumber trucks taking dynamite to Lingayen, Bautista, and Isabela to blow bridges and coast ways. Many alarms; afraid to take a bath—sure to get caught… Read More »December 12, 1941
April 20. 1906
My last weeks in Lingayen were made very pleasant by Mrs. Gray & Mr. Brown who quite devoted themselves to entertaining me. Unfortunately the pleasant… Read More »April 20. 1906
5 May 1792
At dawn on the 5th Linao Point was visible, although indistinctly, and soon we could see the church of Aparri. We would undoubtedly have reached… Read More »5 May 1792
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