A Twentieth Century Lady

The Story of

Katharine Sinclair Minor

This is the story of the daughter of Victorian parents as she lived her life in Steubenville, Ohio in every decade of the twentieth century. She was school girl, flapper, golf player, insurance saleswoman, army wife, mother, community volunteer, and world traveler. The book follows her as she grows old in a city with a great deal of historical value which is included in the book. There are many Steubenvilles in the United States and many women who have lived through some of Katharine's experiences. It is a book of remembrances.

READERS' REMARKS

"There are many stories here. It makes me think about my life and what I was doing at the same time."

"I read a chapter (decade) to my parents each time I visited them. It was the best quality time I have spent with them."

"A Twentieth Century Lady is a period piece. It's a reflection of life in the Steubenvilles of the United States that attracted me to it from the very beginning."

"Anyone interested in history or memoir will appreciate how Mary has brought to life the town and its changing times through the life of her mother."

"Finding A Twentieth Century Lady in the kitchen, I knew someone had been making Katharine's wonderful hamloaf recipe."

"Finishing A Twentieth Century Lady was like leaving a party at your house, not wanting it to end but taking away a warm feeling of having been with wonderful people."

NEWS ARTICLES ABOUT THE BOOK

Steubenville, Ohio, Herald Star, May 8, 1999

Steubenville, Ohio, Herald Star, May 12, 1999

Wheeling, West Virginia Intelligence, May 12, 1999

Chautauqua, New York Daily, July 2, 1999

Duluth, Minnesota News Tribune, November 26, 2000

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