NOTES FROM EVELYN HORNE: Claude's sister, Edna, married Harvey Bond of Baltimore, Maryland. They had 2 sons. They retired in Nobodies, Florida, to make their home.

THE AMERICAN EAGLE; April 1990; Vol. 74; Page 2: Our Readers Write Letters; "Dear Jo (Bigelow): Back in the 60's when my uncle, Claude Rahn, was still alive, I was a director together with you. The other day I came across a diary that I kept when I lived at the Unity in 1934. Included was two weeks of menus. I thought you might be interested in what the Unity ate in those deep depression days. We didn't go hungry but whole wheat cereal did get a bit much every day for breakfast. All the best, Paul Bond; 602 Kirsch Avenue; Wayne, PA 19089; P. S. If I get a chance, I'll type up the diary. Some of it is interesting."

THE AMERICAN EAGLE; April 1990; Vol 74; Page 7: Depression Era Food at Koreshan Unity Was Wholesome, Healthy and Sometimes Fun! In the summer of 1934 Paul N. Bond (15) and his brother Rahnold (sic) (16) visited their uncle, Claude J. Rahn, a member of the Koreshan Unity at Estero, Florida. A record was kept of their meals while at the Unity (this is an exact copy of the diary). (Menus from July 7, 1934 until July 21, 1934.)