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Philip Wynne Tracy IV returns from World War I to face love and family ties in a serialized romance. On the voyage home from France he contends with past affections, a disrupted engagement, and a looming future in America as his mother Anne Huntington Tracy watches and weighs her son's choices. The journey binds memory, romance, and national pride as they reach the harbor.
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Philip Wynne Tracy IV
Lyry Bilan
Netlee
Lyra
America
Phil
France
Natice Ngain
Fal
Paris
Bruce
Aukland
Anns Tracy
Tracy
Pail
Pat
Falt
Major Anukiand
Phillip
Philp
Major Auktland
Turkey
Near East
Friend
Fat
Switzerland
John Aukland
Ayne Tracy
Natice
Rue de Rivoli
Tegimenta
England
Belgium
Italy
Canada
Australia
Anne Huntington Tracy
Sepirita Agein
Mother
la Havre
Anne
Philip
Patliip
Liberty
U. S
Phu
Rod
Natlee
Anna Tracy
Jerry Kenyon
Jerry
Mr. Jonce
Phillip Tracy
Anne Tracy
BECKET GROUP HOLDS SESSION AT CHURCH PARLOR
The Beesie Becket club of Boyd Memorial Christian church held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlor. A business session followed by social hour concluded the afternoon with hosts Mrs J H Stambaugh and Mrs Louis Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beesie Becket Club
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
J. H. Stambaugh
Louis Knight
Fbeee Winter
Mira. C. N. Williams
W. QO. Daum
B. Blig
Mack O'Flaherty
Return to America prompts uneasy homecoming for young man
In a fragmented dialogue Natlee and Phillip discuss disquiet about war years and futures. A mother reassures her son Anne Tracy notes that the world has altered the young and uncertain paths ahead. The chapter teases Natlee’s meeting in America and hints at consequences to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wut
America
Natlee
Water Pipe Break Floods City Hall Office
A broken water pipe under City Hall roof flooded the main office of the city health department for two days. The break occurred Wednesday night and water was still seeping through the ceiling yesterday, making the room untenable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciyy Health Department
Memorial M and church program to show Sunday school work
The article notes a memorial program by the church and Sunday school classes to present their work. It mentions Mrs R A Loucks departing for Kansas City Missouri after a visit with her mother Mrs L Moris, and a brief odd fragment about a Maryland avenue and a misquoted amount of $11,000 linked to an old sack incident in Paul Minnesota.
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Elizabeth and
Evelyn Rust
Young People's Missionary Society
the Humphreys Memorial Church
Fark Avenue
Wham Keosner
Bertha Young
Virginia Carney
Ruth Carney
Misa Joanna Grimm
Mary Elizabeth Oldham
Milas Gusta Meyers
Mary Baret Cobern
Addin Littlepage
Ruth Littlepage
Inex Flas
James H Huge
Eva Hage
Lakeland
Fla
Kate Hoge
Tennsyvahn Avenue
Severs
Wees
Miss Huge
Mason School of Music
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Mission
Mark C. Kyle
Fourth Avenue Mission
Fran Amos
Christian Worker's Club
Kanawha City
Amie Baller
Clay Avenue
Beatrice
Audrey Withrow
Mildred Brooks
Letha Steel
Lil- Hau Withrow
Frances Withrow
Etla May Miller
Sybil Haynes
Ina ‘Brooke
Ruth Runyon
Ruby Jolnson
Ray Runyon
Eugene Holmes
Jean Jones
Lorine Withrow
Annie Clara Arnbaum
Junior Brooks
Betty Joe Bailey
Beatrice Bailey
Calvary Baptist Church
Boyd Aemorial Church
Boyd
Calvary Baptist
the Humphreys
Millie
Sally
Jerome
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R. A. Loucks
Kansas City, Mo
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Charles
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Minn
Saicks
Conta
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Colleen Moore
Shorty Bloomer
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