Searching for Aunt Dot: Surprised by a Lutheran Woman's Story

A tale of research evolves into a story that began over a century ago. In the depths of the Depression, a German Lutheran daughter of Iowa managed to follow her brothers to Carthage College. After two years, she succumbed to the cultural ideal and left college for marriage. But her Lutheran minister husband proved to be abusive and deserted her at the end of WWII. Struggling through choice and consequence, she built a career and risked a second marriage that had its own surprise twist. Her ...