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Author Dale Peskin’s new book “The Timekeeper’s Daughter” is an evocative drama drawn from a devastating chapter in American social and economic history
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Recent release “The Timekeeper’s Daughter” from Page Publishing author Dale Peskin is a spellbinding novel based in part on his own reporting for his hometown newspaper, “The Youngstown Vindicator”, which disclosed mismanagement at Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. and collusion with the Antitrust Division of the US Justice Department and led to the loss of more than 5,000 steelworker jobs at Sheet & Tube’s Campbell Works in what was at the time the largest plant closing in US history and the catalyst for the massive economic crisis that followed- a moment viewed as the end of the industrial era.
Alice Jeanne Osborne Black, who passed away Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021, was born to Imogen and Harry B. Osborne in Pine Bluff, AR. After a few days, she came to Humphrey, AR where she remained the rest of her life. She, Donna Wessels, Ann Epperson and Irene Ellerman grew up on the same street in Humphrey and became lifelong friends. Alice, Donna and Ann lived on the same street, until Alice’s death. Nancy Lockhart came to visit her grandparents in Humphrey during summers and became another lifelong friend.
Alice was a graduate of Humphrey High School. She also attended Stephens College, a private women’s college in Columbia, MO for a year. She made more lifelong friends during her time at Stephens.