May 1935 from The Calls 1935-1943

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 May 1935

Sun May 5    Frank Hankins came. He showed us some samples of goods he had and demonstrated his way of selling them. He gave a lecture at Cornell Wednesday. 

Tues 7   School meetings Olan Sheffer elected trustee at Stafford. Elbert Torrey without opposition at East Bethany, or Torrey district. 

May 30  Edith's folks started for Royal Oak about 3 A.M. Charles and I picked and arranged flowers for Mother and Father Call's graves and took them to the cemetery. I rode with Chas. to Akron where he delivered the sack of the cucumber seed. Had a fine 65 ct. dinner at Henley's Clarense  Then to a cattle auction, then to Grace Joslin Shaver's. Set out plants till dark. Very happy. A Red Letter Day. 


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Patty's notes on this entry

There are no entries for April 1935 in the manuscript. 

Frank Hankins - Francis William Hankins (1897-1983) son of William Lucas Hankins (1872-1930) and Mary Jane Kellam (1874-1944) He married Evelyn Clara Call (1895-1962) daughter of Charles Joslin Call (1859-1939) and Elizabeth Ann Coe (1862-1956) in 1920. 

Cornell University - Frank W. Hankins spoke on marketing at Cornell University multiple times. In addition to this talk in May 1935, he spoke at Cornell on November 9, 1934 and January 25, 1935.

Wed, Nov 7, 1934 – Page 7 · The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) · Newspapers.com
 Wed, Jan 23, 1935 – Page 3 · The Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, New York) · Newspapers.com

Olan Sheffer - Olan Newell Sheffer (1903-1982) son of Martin Sheffer (1873-1941) and Mary J Harding (1870-1955). He married Gladys Pauline Call (1909-1933) daughter of Archie Duane Call (1881-1956) and Mabel Elizabeth Westbrook (1881-1966) in 1928

Elbert Torrey - Elbert George Henry Torrey (1902-1953) son of George Horace Torrey (1866-1941) and Jennie May Hurd (1868-1925) He married Marjorie Waterman (1901-1993) daughter of George Waterman (1864-1950) and Jennie Reid (1864-1938) in 1926

Edith - Edith Alberta Call (1889-1989) daughter of Charels Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe. She Malvern Smith Jones (1884-1937) son of Daniel S. Jones and  Ida May Gardiner married in 1913. She then married Cary Clinton Daniels (1878-1970) son of Clinton DeWitt Daniels (1837-1918) and Lucia Augusta Bryant (1844-1919) in 1945. 

Royal Oak - Edith Alberta Call, Malvern Smith Jones and their family lived in Royal Oak, Michigan from before 1919 until after 1935, Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe visited their daughter and her family in Royal Oak in 1919 (a few months after their granddaughter Eileen Evelyn Jones was born) and in 1930 (when Evelyn Clara Call Hankins accompanied them). 

Charles and I - Charles Joslin Call son of Robert Call (1831-1913) and Charlotte Joslin (1834-1908). He married Elizabeth Ann Coe (1862-1956) daughter of Albert Coe (1827-1907) and Deborah Prentice (1833-1910) in 1884.


Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe 

Mother and Father call - Robert Call (1831-1913) and Charlotte Joslin (1834-1908) married in 1854. 

Grace Joslin Shaver - Grace A. Joslin (1885-1969) daughter of Robert Joslin (1846-1914) and Elizabeth Squires (1846-1909) She married Rolla Emerson Shaver (1886-1932) son of Carroll Dwight Shaver (1860-1920) and Jennie M Moorhead (1860-1952) in 1916. Grace Joslin and Rollo Shaver were both physicians. Grace Joslin Shaver was living in Elma, Erie County, New York in 1935. 


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