Significant September dates in A.A. History
Sept 1930       - Bill wrote 4th (last) promise in family Bible to quit drinking.
Sept 1939       - Group started by Earl T in Chicago.
Sept 1940       - AA group started in Toledo by Duke P & others.
Sept 1940       - Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases gives Big Book unfavorable review.
Sept 1941       - Harper's Magazine,
"Laymen and Alcoholics".
Sept 1946       -
Muncie & Inter-County Group begins meeting at the Muncie Mission.
Sept 1946       - Bill & Dr. Bob both publicly endorsed National Committee on
                        Education Alcoholism founded by Marty M.
Sept 1946       - 1st A.A. group in Mexico.
Sept 1948       - Bob writes article for Grapevine on AA
"Fundamentals - In Retrospect".
Sept 1949       - 1st issue of Grapevine published in "pocketbook" size.
Sept 1965       - Real Magazine,
"The Thirteenth Step".
Sept 1, 1939   - 1st AA group founded in Chicago.
Sept 9, 1991   - New York,
"Recovery Fever".
Sept 10, 1955 - New York Times report on
The Indiana Rehabilitation Center of New Castle
Sept 11, 2001 - 30 Vesey St, New York. Location of AA's first office is destroyed during
                       the World Trade Center attack.
Sept 12, 1942 - U.S. Assist. Surgeon General Kolb speaks at dinner for Bill and Dr Bob.
Sept 13, 1937 - Florence R, 1st female in AA in NY.
Sept 13, 1941 - WHJP in Jacksonville, FL airs Spotlight on AA.
Sept 17, 1954 -
Bill D. AA #3 dies.
Sept 18, 1947 - Dallas Central Office opens its doors.
Sept 19, 1975 - Jack Alexander, author of original Saturday Evening Post article, dies.
Sept 21, 1938 - Bill W & Hank P form Works Publishing Co.
Sept 24, 1940 - Bill 12th steps Bobbie V, who later replaced Ruth Hock as his secretary
                        in NY.
Sept 30, 1939 - Article in Liberty magazine,
"Alcoholics and God" by Morris Markey.
September      - September
Grapevine Articles by Hoosiers.