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Granny Cowdin
November 19, 1958
Mary C. Metz escorts her mother, Mary B. Cowdin, to their automobile.
Granny Cowdin
November 19, 1958
Mary B. Cowdin is in her apartment playing her piano and joined by her son-in-law, Ralf Metz, who is playing a violin, and her grandsons Scott, 12, and Allen, 15, who are each playing horns.
Granny Cowdin
November 19, 1958
Mary B. Cowdin (Granny), Mary C. Metz and Ralph W. Metz financed and built a house at 4725 Lafayette Drive with a full apartment for Granny and the rest of the house for the Metzes and their three ...
Granny Cowdin
November 19, 1958
Three generation family watching television, shot from behind the television through the 'rabbit ears' antenna. At the far right is 'Granny' Mary B. Cowden, holding in her ear 'a special gadget whi...
Local Homemakers Making Holiday Preparations
December 2, 1958
Margaret Stephan making a batch of her favorite "Almond Crisps" cookies.
Madison Altrusa Club Annual Country Fair
April 25, 1958
Constance Elvehjem will sell some of her famous baked beans made from her grandmother's recipe at the Madison Altrusa club's annual country fair at the Spruce Hill farm near Cambridge. Proceeds are...
