Where is MAURA MURRAY

"By Margaret's recollection, the nurses were often prey to the nighttime entreaties and assaults of drugged and delirious patients, a daunting assignment under any circumstances, and a particularly harsh burden, perhaps, to a young woman wary of a hard-drinking and temperamental father."

"Despite this situation she was photographed in the candy-striped uniform of the training nurse, looking frail but cheerful. There were also occasional outings with suitors, including a weekend visit in June of 1902 with Corey Albertson of Claverack, whom she described elusively in a letter [to her sister] as "the same old boy." The two young people apparently had a secret agreement to marry, but Margaret wanted her nursing degree first..."

Above from: Woman of Valor: Margaret Sanger and the Birth Control Movement in America. By Ellen Chesler.

FireCat

Shack wrote:

TX.... and a floating bowl of Cheetos ;-]

Oh my god I forgot I told you about that!

FireCat

Wowzer wrote:

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Hey Firecat, I've taken my glasses off, washed and dried them, put them back on and I still can't see any capital letters in Suzanne's post which would be be actual yelling in cyber language. Cripes she doesn't even let loose with a PFFFFFFTTTTTTT!!!!!
What am I missing here? Oh another thing, why is it that think you must answer for everyone?

I meant "yelling" in the figurative sense.

The only person I have to answer for is myself.

FireCat

gvmeabrk wrote:

We all know who said people were stating it was entertaining. PFFFTT!

Really? Were you there?

gvmeabrk

Beagle, Do you have any knowledge what her children did in their live's?

FireCat

gvmeabrk wrote:

I believe it was a poster who stated that others in the area of the accident would not join as it was entertaining just following the forum. That is what I meant in my above post.

It's true...people have posted long enough to say that and then returned into lurkdom....

FireCat

Having read your other post, it does clarify your earlier comment. But none of the people who posted that it was "entertaining" to read the forum were at the meeting Shack attended. So, no. That wasn't to whom Shack was referring.

I'm still laughing at Beagle's comment about covering your back if it's not too hairy. It took me a minute, but I got there.

FireCat

Curiosity wrote:

Is this forum about the fact that Maura is missing or about personalities? Let's get back on track everyone. Living in North Country I am concerned about the lack of solving crimes up here. I really feel that Maura met with an untimely death and we need to figure out who did it. Let's get over the personalities and get back on the subject. Just my opinion...god bless her and her poor family.

Curiosity, THANK YOU for your post.

gvmeabrk

Shack..While you are here. Would you say to me that I can trust Det. C with anything I say to him and he will keep it to himself and not on any forums. He can tell other PI's. I believe they may know one thing which I would hope for an answer but not the second question I need to ask. I believe you.

Pool

Judged:

gvmeabrk wrote:

Beagle, Do you have any knowledge what her children did in their live's?

Sorry, no, I don't. Yet. Do you? I know MS had tuberculosis. Did she or someone she knew ever visit the Bethlehem area, where I think there were one or more tuberculosis sanitariums? Or wasn't there one in Haverhill?

It made me think of the nurses that seemed to comprise so many of the victims of the so-called Connecticut River serial killer. Did they have something to do with abortions or some kind of medical study?

gvmeabrk

FireCat wrote:

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It's true...people have posted long enough to say that and then returned into lurkdom....

FIRECAT, I will search through the posts and find the poster and what her friend or friends stated, Be back latter.

Beagle

FireCat wrote:

Having read your other post, it does clarify your earlier comment. But none of the people who posted that it was "entertaining" to read the forum were at the meeting Shack attended. So, no. That wasn't to whom Shack was referring.
I'm still laughing at Beagle's comment about covering your back if it's not too hairy. It took me a minute, but I got there.

A good dip will cool you off.

gvmeabrk

OK, who owns the stage stop store? Can anyone help me?

gvmeabrk

FireCat wrote:

Having read your other post, it does clarify your earlier comment. But none of the people who posted that it was "entertaining" to read the forum were at the meeting Shack attended. So, no. That wasn't to whom Shack was referring.
I'm still laughing at Beagle's comment about covering your back if it's not too hairy. It took me a minute, but I got there.

FC, It was not at the meeting up north but here on the forum before that meeting took place. I remember Anne asking I believe to be WW to have the locals join the forum and that is what they stated,

Anne, sorry if it was not you. need to find the post.

gvmeabrk

Judged:

Beagle wrote:

"Margaret Sanger's first husband, William Sanger, was an architect with McKim, Mead, and White of New York City who made his name working on plans for Grand Central Station..."
ABOVE FROM: http://www.smokershistory.com/birthcon.htm
Remember that guy Hermes the runner?
If only someone knew a dog that would sing.

Very rich and prominant names listed.

gvmeabrk

gvmeabrk wrote:

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FC, It was not at the meeting up north but here on the forum before that meeting took place. I remember Anne asking I believe to be WW to have the locals join the forum and that is what they stated,
Anne, sorry if it was not you. need to find the post.

OH, so it was someone other than who posted here with a name. Well, no I was not there so I have no idea who Shack is referring to. My mistake.

Beagle

Stuart, Peg, and Grant?

gvmeabrk