GROWING UP IN THE PARSONAGE
by Betty Warren
Tarzon of the Jungle, Thuva, Maid of Mars,Journey to Center of the Earth by Edgar Rice Burroughs, were some of the great engines that powered the imagination of the youngster in the Parsonage. She had already been exploring the Universe with her father, the young minister. Continue reading Betty’s Stories →

Dearest All June 15, 1945

Now it is my time to put to use ye olde carbon copy. As long as I have so much to say to all of you I thought I would try it. The only trouble is that my hunt and peck style is making this letter an all night affair and at ten cents an hour I will soon go broke, but I shall go bravely on and ——you shall receive a bill. Continue reading Dick – 1945 →

January 1 – New Year’s Eve – Union Communion Service at Rockton Methodist Church – sermon CWW
January 4 – Communion Service Continue reading 1953 Journal →

Memos from Jennie L. Clarks notebook
To Father and Mother on their sixty third anniversary of their marriage. Continue reading Jennie Lake’s Notebook →

LOL Report, July 31, 1935

Since Aug. 27, 1928 the present chairman has been serving as chairman of the House committee and wishes to make tonight the final report after seven years of service. Continue reading LOL Report July 31, 1935 →

Black Oak Lake
Before I finish Dad’s Journals about Land O’Lakes I want to tell you something about the cottage we had on Black Oak Lake. I remember many wonderful memories about spending time here on vacations when we lived in Baraboo and Rockton. The Ferry’s and Ely’s also have homes on the lake and now the Concerve School is also located on the lake. Continue reading Cottage on Black Oak Lake →

LETTERS FROM BETTY, BILL & DICK IN 1945 (WORLD WAR 11)
Taken from Claude William Warren’s 1945 Diary Continue reading Betty, Bill, and Dick 1945 →

Statement from C.W.Warren (Dad, Grandpa Beautiful Man)

I will now state my religious beliefs. These also have come out of my experience rather than from the study of books on theology. Continue reading CWW Religious Beliefs →