Family letter tests Cherry in wake of husband affair
Alix confronts Martin after Cherry receives an anonymous lavender note accusing him of infidelity. Cherry, determined to decide her fate, weighs separation or divorce as Alix urges accountability. The sisters confront hidden loyalties while planning how to handle the possible scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix
Cherry
Ally
Gil
Soba
Sis
Martin
Peter
Gold
Orpheum
Allt
Mrelously
Slater
Frances
Ashe
Nandea Batty Woods
Hatty Woods
Allentee
Cherry and Peter Plan Escape Amid Turmoil
In Red Creek Cherry confesses plans to leave with Peter after receiving a damaging letter about Martin. As Alix confronts memories of marriage, Cherry declares freedom from Martin and a promise of a hopeful future with Peter. The two plot to depart Sunday, with Monday's departure looming. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix
Cherry
Peter
Martin
Hatty Woods
Red Creek
Joe King
Allence
Unclear BAN NOTICE From Venezuelan Church Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a church in Le Guatra Venezuela and a ban related to its erection using proceeds. The text includes unclear phrases about condition and propriety, with no clear date or identifiable entities beyond Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Guatra
Venezuela
Paul A Martin Leads Michigan Legion as Editor and Soldier
Paul A Martin, editor of a Battle Creek paper, serves as commander of the Michigan Legion and has a storied lineage. His father, the late John A Martin, ex governor of Kansas, commanded the Eighth Kansas in the Cumberland campaign. Martin fought in the Civil War era and later helped organize a Battle Creek Legion post, then served with the 314th engineers through Saint Mihiel and the Argonne, near the Meuse at Stenay during the Armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paul A. Martin
Legion
Michigan
Battle Creek
Martin
John A. Martin
Kansas
Eighth Kansas Regiment
Army of the Cumberland
Free Soll
Thia
Battle Creak
Three Hundred and Fourteenth Engineers
St Mihlet
Argonne
Bondy Kicker Duty and Legion Reach In New York
Joseph Bondy, grievance officer for the American Legion and war risk officer for Onondaga County, fosters thousands of kicks yearly and tests them. He is a top recruiter in New York, boosting Legion membership to become the state’s largest. Bondy helped form 87 posts and has spoken in 142 cities and towns across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ned
Joseph Bondy
American Legion
Onondage County
Te” Manele
Hieter
New York
Bondy
Posta
American Legion Aids in Lost Boy Search
A widowed mother appeals to the American Legion’s lost and found network to locate Walter H. Weyrauch a fifteen year old boy who disappeared from New York City last September. Weyrauch is about 125 pounds five feet four inches tall with sandy hair and blue eyes information on his whereabouts is sought from any Legion state adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the American Legion
Legion
Appesi
Walter H. Weyrauch
New -York City
Energy from the sun device draws interest in town
A novelty device claimed to rett energy from the sun excites residents as Mr. Jonce requests a similar unit for himself. The exchange hints at local curiosity about solar technology and new gadgets.
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San
Mia
Lloyd
Hat- Woods
Sacramento
Inez
Alex
Ufe
Woods
Guarrel
Aha
Matt
Hatty
Sbe
Allz
Norris
Paul Martin
Farmer, Govarnor
Veterans’ Bureau
Mastin’s Yeast
Sony Sarkee
Spmartin
Iastin
Nujol
Bosra
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