Little Yellow House Chapter XXI Christmas Ties and Robb Return
Emmy Milburn plans for a better life while Robb Ennis returns as the mill ascent climbs. Emmy eyes a two hundred a month job and dream car, but social origins and family hints color their future. Christmas preparations at the Milburn house reveal ambitions, romance, and the tension between wealth and worth as Emmy confronts her love for Robb and society’s judgments.
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Yellow House
Grandmother Pentland
Robb
Emmy
Merienne
Milburn
Robb Ennis
Bes
Mrs Ablburm
Roto
Ropd
Gordon Park
Wardis
Rer
Jim Baldwin
Andrea
Emma
Larch
Nass' College
Alersme¢Lock
S.x. Cotes
Local residents share travels and school plans progress
Eaton Cort Lang hosted by his brother 3 L Lang as visitors arrived from Elyria and North Olmsted. The group toured Lookout Mountain and Mammoth Cave, Virginia to Kentucky via Cumberland Gap. Numerous neighbors and families visited in the week, school enrollment reached 262 with a six member student council, and plans for clubs, a school paper, and after lunch activities were announced. A twin heifer calf surprise at the Splein home capped events.
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Cort Lang
Spencer
L. Lang
Hester
Maude Humphrey
Disrence Krestach
Elyria
Georgia
Lookout Mountain
Cumberland Gap
Virginia
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Alec Lard
North Olmsted
Beaumont
Lesby
Miss Pope
McCune
Miss West
Baldwin-Wallace University
Pope
Regul.tervals
Knoch
Activiai
W. F. Splein
Baltimore guest attends Oberlin air races tour
Miss Blanch Ogg of Baltimore Md has returned home after visiting Oberlin air races and Ohio sights. Mrs A Durlam hosts her brother Harold Rosters of Cleveland. Mrs Geddis, guest at J C Davidson’s, visits friends in Camden before returning to Toledo. Mrs Josephine Gage and her children are mentioned in passing.
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Tren
Elyria
Andy Eamonds
Bert Wallace
North Olmsted
John Kern
Russel
Okio
Tey
Helen Kern
Medina
Mary Burtis
Nappy
Minerva
Amy Briggs
Kline
Alice Bishop
Nor
Fairfield
Fred Hawk
Gar McRoberts
Elyria Fair
John Campbell
Campbell
A. Stat
Oberliz
Spen
Frank Krueger
Benson Hurst
Painesville
Kenneth Hurst
M. L. Hesse
Earnest Brooks
Miss Virgnia
H Brooks
S. S. Hutchinson
Ed Nepp
Leo Spale
Cleveland
Alice Smith
Oberlin
Andy Edwards
Lillian Waller
Henry Edmonds
George Wilbond
E. Bremer
Avon
Castalia
Blue Hole
Viola Napp
Anette Slader
Ted
Fifr
Columbus
Helen Daviason
Dean M. Roberts
Manley Bauman
Herman Baumann
Hielen
Teirbinder
Fred
Edward McRoberts
Detroit
Island Lake
C. L. Warren
Tas
Mary Charelton
North Eaton
Martha Charelton
Hudson
District No 4
Russia Township
East Russia
Howard Brathwell
Gates Hospital
Arthur Younglas l
Mezurek
Lloyd Raver
Florence
FE. C. Vane~wehr
Berea
Immonor
Earl Giar
Frank McAdoo
Ashlord
E. E. Darkee
Clyde Crowell
Kenneth Crowell
Albion
Pa.spesi
RB M Crowell
Julia Gest
Belden
Ida Hkimed
Pierce
R. L Barth
Charles Barth
Edward Varsey
Tom
West Virginia
Greentown
Ohio
Morris
Lewis Grills
Gorge Cornish
Harold Betz
Miss Slusser
Oberlin Road
Pittsfield Funeral Notices Open Three Gatherings and Weddings
Funeral of Mrs Fannie Preston drew many from Elyria Cleveland Wellington Oberlin with John Rodgers Maumee attending. Rev William Smith Oberlin and Rev C Recari Wellington led service. Burial at East cemetery. Also notes on relatives and a granddaughter's wedding Dorothy Worcester wed Ross Weaver at Mrs Anna Worcester's Wellington home. Family visits and a trip to Cascade Park Lorain mentioned.
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Henry Heiden
Esra Mull
Orlando Stone
Elmer Carston
Medina
LeRoy Lounsbrough
L. Burden
Geraldine
James
Billie
Sullivan
Florence Devidson
Camden
Henry Worcester
Elyria
Helen Mull
C. W. Hines
Litchfield
Will Baise
John Rodgers
Ted Sanders
Maumee
Wm. Preston
Merton Mohrman
Lancaster
Lancaster, P2.,, Leola Mohrmann
Thelma Chase
Eddie Durkin
David Hunt
Pittsburgh Pe
Merton
Leola Mohrman
Albert Mohrman
Behner
B. F. Behner
L. A. Mordman
F Robert
Grills
T. A. Mohrman
Pittsfield
Fannie Preston
Witham Preston
Cleveland
Wellington
Oberlin
William Smith
Crecari
East Cemetery
Walter Pease
O G. Store
Anna Waite
Dorothy Worcester
Ross Weaver
Anna Worcester
Wate
Worcester
Grant Gifford
Frances Gifford
T. €. Horton
X& Martha Horton
Lorain
Cascade Park
FELMOT PRINTING CO Birth and Wedding Notices
Commercial print house announces capability to produce birth and wedding announcements, wedding and dance invitations, calling cards for Miss Mrs and Mr and all kinds of printing services.
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Felmot Printeng CO
Fall Special Sale Items Unclear Prompt
Fall special mentions four sie spring and ress, two complete items priced at fifty. Readable fragments lack clear entities, dates, or outcomes.
Magnetic currents aid to crops reported by farmer
Lorain County farmers learn an experiment using magnetic currents to boost yields. Russell T. Cole of Conwar Arkansas described wiring furrows with galvanized strands along north south rows. Wired rows produced cucumbers tomatoes and other vegetables about fifty percent better in yield and quality, with improved seed germination observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Russell T. Cole
Conwar
Ark
Soviet Note Demands End to Chinese Persecutions in Manchuria
Moscow statements accuse China and its gov ernment of terror and torture against Russian nationals in Manchuria. The Soviet foreign office calls on Germany to pressure Nanking to stop the persecutions, cites executions and disappearances, and notes prisoner camps with severe conditions. Maxim Litvinoff says Soviets ready to discuss reestablishing relations with Britain in response to Henderson.
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Moscow
China
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Chinese Republic
Reich
Russia
Nanking
Maxim Litvinoff
Farmer tests wire irrigation on peach trees in orchard
Cole wired several peach trees to test electrical influence on growth. Although quality improved and pest exposure dropped, yield did not rise. He did not claim a scientific conclusion, noting the experiment was personal and unproven. Observers reported notable growth differences in wired rows.
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Cole
Small Slate Hill church opens with just three members
In Middletown New York area the Old School Baptist church at Slate Hill maintains services despite a congregation of only three members. The tiny church continues to function as a local spiritual gathering for its few attendees.
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Charles Stickney
Sveser
Im Cherch
Charles Weed
Siste Hill
Fresett Stickney
Middletown
Old School Baptist Church
Slate Hill
Tax experts to meet in Saranac Lake for tax levy talks
Tax experts from across the United States will meet in Saranac Lake, New York, starting September 3 for a four day conference on mounting national tax levies. Mark A Graves, president of the New York elite tax commission and of the National Tax Association, will preside. With the exception of water, salt is used by civilized people more than any other commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N. Y
United States
Mark A. Graves
New York Elite Tax Commission
National Tax Association
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