Romance of War Lady and Two Lovers in New York Night
In 1892 era New York a war veteran Roger Scarlett and his friend Dick Stoddard court Emilia, Emilias’ sister’s memory, amid a nightclub scene with a Pre War Lady singer. The tale shifts between wartime memories on the Hudson and a moonlit postlude as Emilia and Roger drift toward a perilous romance while preparing for a voyage overseas.
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Roger Scarlett
Esther
New York
Dick Stoddard
Kay Gardner
Kay
Manny Rose
Stoddard
Scarlett
Rose
Hondemeer
Roger
Vimilia
Robin
Village memory reveals Sanders Stoddards and Dick Stader
In Chapter 5 the village recalls seven generations of Sanders, a boastful redconl family, naming Herman the peasant chef and Richard Henry as the claimed proof of Stoddard lineage. The mother Jenkingon from Kentucky Hopeway hints Dick might inherit her honesty despite Stader looks and lore.
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Sanders
Redconl Hientmant
Richard Henry
Tia
Jenkingon
Emilia's Proposal To Be Continued In Tale
A romancing scene shows Emilia drawing the hero close with a smile and a touch that unsettles him. He resists but asks, “Emilia, will you marry me?” as suspense lingers about their next meeting.
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Platteburg
Robin
Eailin
Cleopatra
Queen Mary
England
Havilia
Amilia
Emilia
Lova
Milian
Ghe
Cnbrupty
Fairfield Grange Tours Stock Yards
Fairfield township groups totaling 65 and 35 men from Pike county toured the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards, the William F E Kahn packing plant, and WLW studios. Led by county agent D T Herrin and Fairfield township farm bureau officers, the trip highlighted producer commission savings of 72 000 for shipper costs and a 30 000 reduction over four months.
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Wairfield Township
Pike
Cincinnati Union Sins Yards
William FE. Kahn Company
WLW — Broadcasting
Pika Sentry Group
Charles Lea
Fairfield Township
Tha’ Fairfield Township Farm Bureau
D. T. Herrin
BR. Q. Sith
Prosqueers’ Co-operative Commission Association
Ta Lie Group
Producers’ Association
Cincinnati
Union Township
Ross
Morgan Tamip
Widow Mrs Letsche Dies at 47 in St Clair Township
Mrs Ella C Letche widow of John Letsche died at her home west of Overpeek Finlay moray at 5 o clock age 47 years eight months and 22 days. Surviving are her son Homer and grandchild. sisters Mrs Joseph Meeks Collinsville and Mrs Louise McVirkee Crandon. brothers Joseph Wallen Collinsville Charles Wallen Severmtile John and James Wallen Oxford. Funeral private Sunday at home then Presbyterian church Overpeak with Rev Leslie Carr officiating. Interment Hickory Flats cemetery.
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Ella C. Letushe
John Letsche
Overpeek Finlay Moray
Gatache
Jel Wallen
Reily
St. Clair Township
Letsche
Homer, Letsche
Joseph Meeks
Collinsville
Louise McVirkee
Crandon
Joseph Wallen
Charles Wallen
Severmtile
John
James Wallen
Oxford
Letsehe
Presbyterian Church
Overpeak
Leslie Carr
Sevenmily Presbyterian Church
Hickory Flats
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Muatyt
Cthis
Lima
Angel
Gramogy
Ore
Doc
Vike
Milia
Kiuilia
Walterhytha
Sarid
Ewlin
Therbor
Isabel Valuty
Yeate
Jose
Emisia
Hamilton
Hershey
Ile
Age
Dow
Bape
SUEDE
Complete Children’s Dept
Holbrook Bros
Woebbokds
Fairfield Grange
Ella Letsche
Philco
Wuylitaor
Music House
Byo
Dunlap
Bala Price
Merk
Thea
Bayon Sox
Onal, Pean
Dunlap Clothing Co
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