Family Ties and Deception Spark a Crescendo
Wayne reels in family strife as Louise Cowan’s scheme unravels. Aunt Marie, Wayne, and Louise confront lies while Aunt Jane and Wayne tour the East. Louise befriends Jerry as Wayne plans a move to his western home. He sends money and a note, promising a future reunion in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conard Belmont
Harvard
New Haven
Connecticut
Doward
Donard
Mrs. Cowan
Wayne
Aunt Marie
Cousin Louise
Louise
Jane
Tho Noth
New York City
Boston
Portland
Jerry
Jerry i
Emancipation Tangles at Aunt Jane’s Home
Dialogue-heavy fragment shows Louises conflict with Wayne Woodard and Belmonts over rumors and engagement plans. Accusations of lying and social fallout disrupt a supposedly pleasant gathering and threaten reputations and future prospects.
Visit Recalls Family Ties Across Cities
Mrs. Robert Bailey visited the past week with her sister Mrs. W. 13. Pawley and has returned to Elizabethtown. Accompanied to Indianapolis by sister Mrs. Cox who visited Mrs. Wallace Hamilton until Monday and then returned to Charleston Mo. Mrs Theo Hixon and others were at the home of Mrs. Wm. Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bailey
W. 13
Pawley
Elizabethtown
Indianapolis
Mrs. Cox
Wallace Hamilton
Charleston
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GLASS
Viekey
Sonably
Walter M. Leeds
Clinton
Indiana
Reserve District No
First National Bank
Montezuma
U.S
Peders Reserve Bank
Valueoft Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
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Abe
Tata
Indlania
Varke
Sit
RW. Johnston
Bak
de Sctermniv
Knowles
Fonston
Cashier
Woop
Mon Poomery
Chats Causey
J.B. Johnston
Francis M. Meclaughlin
Wayne Woodard
Belmonts
Belmonte da Bun
Frank Presslor
Ford Sales and Service
Rockville
Theo Hixon
Pees
David Hameker
L.J. Mudock
George Mathas
Pitman & Son’s Garage
Feders
Republic Trucks
Parke and
Vermillion Counties
Powells Pharmacy
Stock Foods Novels
Ermisch Dyeing & Cleaning Co
Terre Haute
Powell Th Jeweler
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Los Angeles-Yosemite
Coune
Toledo
Harry Montgomery
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