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Dear AA friends, December 1934 was a time of vital historic AA proportions! The attached file explains. Bob S > > >

Source, as in what page of what reference? Tom H [email protected]> wrote:

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /White and Research Papers, News and Magazine Articles and Timelines/William D.

William Schaberg persuasively refutes the story of Lois saying to a discouraged Bill, "Yes honey, but you are sober." There is no evidence to support this oft repeated story. I is a good story, but

The attached historical article makes me appreciate Bill Wilson all the more. Bob S Dear AA friends, > >

Dear AA friends, December 11, 1934, is the day Bill Wilson had his last drink, GO TELL EVERYBODY! Bob S

Hi Bob, I contacted infinprint solutions and they told me they have no hard copies for sale. Just thought I would let you know. John Dunn

Dear AA friends, Bill Wilson had a spiritual experience that provided a release from his alcoholic obsession during the second week of December of 1934. He immediately thought about helping other

Thank you Steve. I must've renamed the durn thing lol thanks!!

Dear AA friends. This is a link for a book I have written a few years ago. Pre-AA History Book https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BiG8x262BNjmUZbXlbGqyJRFnBU075A1/view If you would like a

This link on the Preston Group website appears to be the correct link for this article. https://www.prestongroup.org/aa_docs/24_hours_a_day.txt Steve F, Springfield MO

Dear AA history buffs, I have often thought the story of Ebby Thacher crashing his Packard into the kitchen of a residence and asking for a cup of coffee to be an urban legend, But indeed it was

Super thanks Gary... We were curious because there was supposedly a Charles C.? in the 1st. 100. I wasn't even sure if that was true.. Sincerly....Dano B.

The John Barton AAHL message 8061 dated 12/21/2011 that represents his research regarding the first 100 sober does not include a Charles Cronin. The date of the 100th sober on the list has a sobriety

I would like to know if Charles Cronin? Was one of the first early AA members.? He lived in ironwood Michigan and worked for Chicago Burlington as a conductor.. Born in 1893 with wife Agnes born in

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The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /General Service Conference (US)/ADVISORY ACTIONS m-39_0722.pdf (

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Documents - General/SENY (Southeast New York) committee meeting minutes (anonymity

THANK YOU for your kind words and for doing this. I will make sure it gets to our other platform too. ? Thom R. AAHL Moderator

I found several posts in the AAHistoryLovers archives about Richmond Walker and the 24-Hours a Day book, by Glenn C. I simply assembled the posts and cleaned up the text to make it more readable as a