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Personen-Kennung: I3785 | Zuletzt bearbeitet am: 28 Jun 2024
This mod changes the layout of the Person Profile in several ways,
with the intent of making it easier to read. For example,
It moves some the profiled person's events below the person's Parent and Family data,
Adds headings (e.g. Parents, Family or Families, Media, Event Map) above each block of data, and
Moves 'metadata' (e.g. the personID, date of last change, and links to the Group Sheet and Family Chart) into headings.
It makes numerous additional changes, some of which are controlled by mod options.
See the Wiki article for details.
The Regroup Person-Move Media mod simply moves the Media section of the Person Profile from below to above the Event Map. It has no mod options
The Regroup Person-Sources mod changes the Person Profile to show only the Source title for each Source Citation as the page loads.
It also adds buttons and single-letter hyperlinks that allow you to display the source and/or citation details,
and possibly to display a source image. It has no mod options.
See the Wiki article for details.
Elizabeth J. "Bettie" Dodson, 80, an Oak Park native who learned to fly planes during World War II and later became the director of an association of percussion enthusiasts, died of cancer Saturday, Aug. 26, at her home in Houston, said her daughter, Pat. After graduating from Penn Hall Junior College in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Dodson began working at her family's business, Ludwig Drum Co. When World War II broke out, Mrs. Dodson decided to follow her brother and enlist in the Navy. She was stationed at the U.S. Naval Reserve Midshipman's School at the University of Notre Dame as a Wave, a Woman Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. While there, she became interested in taking aviation lessons. The university, then all-male, at first refused but then admitted her because it could not deny enlisted Navy personnel access to classes, her daughter said. Mrs. Dodson earned a pilot's license but didn't do much flying after leaving the Navy when the war ended. She married a Navy lieutenant, James R. Dodson Jr., returned to the Chicago area and her father's company, and had three children. She eventually became the director of the National Association of Rudimental Drummers, a prestigious percussionists association that her father helped found. Mrs. Dodson's daughter remembered her mother as a quick-witted, outgoing woman who loved to tell a good joke. She lived in Barrington for almost 30 years, until she bought a condominium in Naples, Fla. About two years ago, she moved to Houston. Mrs. Dodson is also survived by two sons, J. Robert and Steven R.; a brother, William F. Ludwig Jr.; four grandchildren; and two step-grandchildren. A memorial service will be Nov. 4 in Naples.
1921 - 2002 (81 Jahre)
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