New Year's Eve Serenade Reunites Eve and Steve
Eve Blair and Steven face heartache and reconciliation as they prepare to sing for elderly residents after a mistaken abandonment. A late call offers another chance to brighten a home with hymns and ballads, ending with a hopeful reunion and renewed togetherness.
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Eve Blair
Stephen
Mother
Steve Sal
Ann
Commlttes
Bud
Lubberman
Eve
Steve
Turning a New Leaf for the New Year
Eleanor and Dick, holiday visitors, realize they have been selfish and resolve to help their parents. They prepare sandwiches and fruit salad, wash dishes, and acknowledge their parents’ hard work, pledging a fresh start and more family support.
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Eleanor
Dad
Mother
Ded
The Bells of Avalon New Year's Radio Romance
Norman Treat, a tenor, prepares a New Year program of bell songs including The Bells of Avalon. He memories Charlene who left him for another, then a telegram arrives inviting him to spend New Year’s with Charlene as his broadcast ends.
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Avalon
Norm
St. Mary's
Scotland
Hells of
Mnorman
Charlene
Norman
Norman Treat
Relef
Arvalon
Union
Shifting Sands in Wilton Ends With Jewel Theft Suspect
A local tale follows Marcia Howe hosting Sylvia Hayden and a weary stranger Stanley Heath who seeks hiding a jewelry package. Heath sends for Currier while Sylvia discovers the jewels and hides them as Sheriff Elisha Winslow investigates a nearby robbery.
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Widder
Marcia Howe
Wilton
Marcia
Sylvia Hayden
Elisha Winslow
Sherif
Stanley Heath
Sylvia
Heath
Marcin
Marella
Notable Murray and Page Lineages Across America and England
A compact sketch traces the Murray family’s royal ties and colonial roles from Dunmore to Virginia and New England, noting Lord Dunmore’s governorship and the Isle of Man sovereignty history. It then recounts the Pag(e) families, from John de Pagham’s 12th century pages home to John Page in Sudbury and the Pages’ spread in America, highlighting notable descendants.
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Earl of Dunmore
Earl of Mansfield
West Minster Abbey
Isle of Man
John de Pagham
Worcester
England
Pagham
Page
America
Paige
Wicklemarsh
Bedford
John Page
Norfolk
Winthrop
New England
John
Sudbury
Middlesex
Pages
King's Council
Sergion
Sheriff in Wilton Faces a Foreboding Night
Elisha and Eleazer plot to arrest a suspect Heath while contending with a missing badge and handcuffs. They seek a blacksmith's aid to repair gear and navigate a tense town chase, hoping to buy time for a safer arrest at dawn. The plan hinges on avoiding public scrutiny and keeping details secret.
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Elisha
Eleazer
May Ellen
Wilton
Tommy Cahoon
Willie
Sawyer Falls
Tye
Barry
Ebleager
Nate Harlow
Beilleport
Pete McGrath
Peter McGrath
Artie Nickerson
McGrath
Art
Bennie
Chicago
Leligha
Heath
New York
Stanley
Stanley Heath
Artie
Rafe
Cape
Pete
Etisha
Fate
Moray origins and Clan Murray in Scottish history
The Moravian German family name Moravia settled in Scotland and gave the Moray shire its name. The root of Moravian and Gaelic is "great water." The Clan Murray has been prominent in Scotland since the twelfth century. The head of the clan holds the title Duke of Athol and has featured in national affairs. The Murray family includes many peers and baronets.
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Germany
Moravia
Scotland
Shire of
Moray
Murray
Duke of Athol
The House of Rothschild Leadership and Guiding Policies
The House of Rothschild conducted its business under two main rules. The five brothers worked in constant cooperation to honor their father’s command. They also avoided excessive profit and aimed to leave nothing to chance, keeping a motto of moderation and steady pursuit of the goal.
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House of Rothschild
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Teoanie
Valor
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Sara Ware Bassett
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House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
Heath Teller
Dingle
Penn Pub. Co
WHNU
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