Story of Homer Croy and family fortunes in Mis souri and France
Amos Croy and wife settle on a Missouri farm where Homer grows up and becomes the first Croy to graduate high school and college. He moves to New York works in publishing writes a novel freelances marries has two children. After his parents die the family journeys to France where Homer Jr. dies unexpectedly. A relative runs into serious trouble and Homer mortgaged the farm though he already held a mortgage on his home. He wrote for an oil firm and partly paid the mortgages. His play Family Honeymoon aimed for success but was harmed by censorship by Variety.
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Amos Croy
Missouri
Homer
Croy
New York
France
Homer Jr
Variety
William Harlowe Briggs
Harper & Brothers
Maker
YMCA
Gual Corps
Lanny Ross
Chic Sale
Earl Byers
Charlie Chan
Earl
Honolulu
Charlie
New York Public Library
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Authors’ League of America
Elmer H. Davis
Elmer
Washington
Fater
Spide
Babylon
Wilcox
Moses Nusbaurm
Atoire
State Teachers'College
Suert
Blue Moon Cafe
Tatole
Pilgrim’s Progress
Harlen Kennedy
Nellie Logan
Lloyd Logan
Opal
Robert
Kenneth
Nellie
Jim Vert
Jim
Mr. Shannon
Teloyd
Henry A. Wallace
Tina
Robert Adams
Bob
Lina
Jane
Daddy
Mummy
Returning Home to a Farm of Memories and Change
A narrator recalls choosing what to include in life stories, reflections on writing, and a homecoming to a family farm. He notes personal creed, kindness, happiness, and the pull of birthplace, ending with a vivid tour of the old town and farm before a continuation.
When war's end tests a home love
Kathleen Norris surveys Lina and Bob Adams as the husband returns from navy service to a changed marriage. He feels detached and tired of domestic fuss while Lina longs for companionship and validation. Norris urges patience and mutual understanding to heal the rift and ease postwar tensions.
Battle Neurosis After Navy Discharge Affects Family Life
Robert returns home honorably after a year in the navy and shows deep moodiness and withdrawal. He ignores his wife’s efforts to help him reintegrate, neglects his daughter and law practice, and remains driven by the severe strain and horror of war. Only time may heal him.
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Robert
Navy
Keeping Eyes-fresh. Do not wash eggs until you are ready to use them
Do not wash eggs before use. The shell’s protective film blocks bacteria and odors. Washing removes this film and speeds spoilage. Wipe soiled spots with a rough dry cloth. Refrigerate eggs to preserve freshness and store away from strong odors like onions cheese pickles and kraut.
Pinwheel Medallion Crochet Pattern 7008 for heirloom cloth
Sewing circle note explains a pinwheel medallion crochet pattern 7008. It highlights easy to do quick memorization and inexpensive yarn, suitable for large or small pieces and strong joining for a cohesive overall look.
Wounded G I Plans Return to Front After Scare
A visitor at a military hospital spoke with a badly wounded Irish soldier and asked when he would be sent home. An orderly doubted the man would ever recover enough to return. The soldier insisted he would return to the front if he could, saying he believes he knows who did the injury.
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