Emmy Muburn Seeks a New Life in a Cold World
Emmy Muburn, at seventeen, flees the cramped street life after a party with her rich cousin Marianna and plans to better herself. She hides a secret engagement, marries Jim Baldwin, and faces betrayal and loneliness as her grandmother Milburn grieves. Emmy then pursues work at Harbison Brothers Paper Company, moving from a steno role to a new job while weighing care for her aging grandmother against her own ambitions.
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Emmy Muburn
Marianna
Yentiend
Rabb Holke
Ife
Afertanne
Kimmy
Ison Goon
Pim
Mesntona
Jim Baldwin
Lakesie Avenue
Emmy
Sis
Leae
Jun
Jim
Hem
Prospect Street
Rosetta
Matthew Cone
Flower Street
Cedar Avenue
Aie Milburm
Harbison Brothers Panel Company
Parks
Robb
Larch
Harbison
Herbson Brothers Paper Company
Pew
Mra Milburn
Tve
Vincent Sirs Edith Morris Fr
Fr Vincent Sirs and Edith Morris visit sister Mrs E A Smith and children Tuesday. George Langton, visiting near Traverse City, has returned home. Mrs William Prindiegren and others are visiting the formers parents Mr and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Suoderass
Merjory
Eirria
E. A. Smith
George Langton
Traverse City
Michigan
William Prindiegren
Langberg and Brown at 201 Elyria Block Phone 2600
Langberg and Brown are listed for the Elyria block phone 2600 address. The note records a contact or listing involving these individuals and the specified street address. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langberg and Brown
Elyria
Local society notes from East Springfield PA and Markley PTA
Mrs John Wheeler of East Springfield PA and Mrs F H Lewis visited Mrs J G Morris on Wednesday afternoon. Markley Parent Teacher Association opened its first regular meeting at Preschol house Wednesday with 25 attendees and a social to follow. New officers include Mrs F Lewis president and Mrs J G Morris treasurer. committees named for refreshments and membership. A plan for monthly business and monthly social meetings was adopted. The next meeting will feature a social program arranged by Mrs H D Worcester and Mr A C Warner on Sept 18 with 9th grade girls invited to assist and host small children.
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John Wheeler
East Springfield
F. H. Lewis
J. G. Morris
Circle
Preschol
F. Lewis
John Cook
H. Haski
Miss Hersehter
J. G. Morrris
A. €.Haynes
Hedges
Stang
Westcott
McMillan
Jackson
C. E MeIntire
J. G Morris
H. D. Worcester
A. C. Warner
H. Haskin
Social notes from New London area residents
NEW LONDON Myr and Mrs W G Brougaien spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Bryson at Lakewood. Miss Virginia Fuller left Friday for Chagrin Falls to teach this year. Miss Jennirose O Hara left Monday to begin her sophomore year at Notre Dame. Mrs H G Peterson of Chicago visits sister Mrs J H Saxton and family. Miss Doris Hibbard has obtained a position in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Leroy Baker and daughter Marilyn visited Mr and Mrs H A Davis. Mr and Mrs Paul Porter spent two weeks with Mrs Porter's parents, Mr and Mrs Sid Kelly, and will return to Cuyahoga Falls Sunday. Mrs Jesse Luxon, away for about two weeks, is reported to be slightly ill.
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Dorothy Cook
Derby
Lillian Cook
Eek
Vinton King
New London
Fred Peck
W. B. Springer
Detroit
Sed
Alva Peck
Niagara
Shelby
Sid Kelley
Clygée Wertz
Medina Courty Fair
Rob Wn Cleveland
Mable Elbert White Spest
Ruth Devon
Wilma Beach
Sunelin
Gberlin School of
Thelma Neil O
H. Nel
Harold Kropf
End
Nex Leader
Myr
Vvitero
Weaver
Toleto
Earl Weaver
Lois Mors
Dez Mn University
Emlemona
Heeler
Charleston
W. Ve
Derroic Wo
Fred Thorpson
Heeter
Thompson
New London Hospital
Fineal
Leroy Baker
Marilyn
H. A. Davis
Paul Porter
Roy Green
Erwin Iy
Norwalk
Charles Lampen
Lakewood
Herry Gil Wellington
Charles Tie Backus
Rena Heifner
Ekjiptor
C. F. Strout
Sumner
Griselda
Marguerete Draper
T. M. Sell
Ben Stark
Hartland
Sell
Milton
Will Myers
Betsy Perkins
Merl G. Baylor
Arnold Kiplinger
Norma McCall Fin
Alice Gray
Hope Harris
Ray Rowland
Will Matcheam
Forrest Matcham
John Bramby Monde
Middle Ridge
R. H. Hearn
George Hough
Amherst
M. E
Alan Large
Amherst Hospital
Lange
Keith Brown
Liyra Sayings and Trust Co
Lorain County
Frances Richmond
Catherine Covert
Cleveland
Henry Kolbe
Ben Michael
Newton Baus
Shirley
South Ridge
E. C. Cotton
Edwin
Carl Men
Paul
Marie
Lake Avenue
SN. W. Bechtel
Florence Tolhurst
Ward Tolhurst
Haze
Ruch
Avon Lake
Marion Steele
Mary-Martha
Amherst Congregational Church
Bessie Hamel
Hickory Tree Grange
Carrie Schmitkens
Marian Spiegelberg
Olive Nahorz
Marie Menz
Lekearemue
W. B
Webs
Lorain
Local Brighton Notes and School Opening Report
Brighton notes cover Sunday calls from families including Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and relatives visiting from Wellington Norwalk and Lakewood. Obituaries, reunions, T U meeting, and Brighton school opening on Sept 3 with staff list and music teacher. War books and poetry cited among best sellers in recent reading.
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Brighton
Fred Brown
Doris Todd
Wellington
Corwin DeWitt
Norwalk
Wm. Myrers
Amherst area notes and obits from middle ridge
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. George Hough of Amherst. Local residents report on hospital stays, job changes, and social visits. The era’s farming outlook discusses land investments, farm foreclosures, and potential consolidation through larger holdings aided by tractors and machinery.
Land Bargains Warned as Farm Prices May Rebound
Washington economists urge buy now as good farm lands remain cheap and well located, with Dean Russell of Wisconsin Agricultural College and USDA economist B Genung predicting bargains today and potential price rises once buyers wake up. Government surveys show past declines easing, suggesting no further drop and possible regional increases.
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Washington
Dean Russell
Wisconsin Agricultural College
B. Genung
United States Department of Agriculture
Genung
Farm Board Influence on Prices and Confidence in Agriculture
Prices rise as the Federal Farm Board actions spark belief that farming will improve. The public mood sees agricultural leadership and government backing as a path to better times, regardless of whether that view is sound. The piece notes mental attitude affects land markets as surely as stocks. It then recalls 17th century New England scenes with water and wind mills used for grinding corn and logging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ums
Bendle
Federal Farm Board
New England
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Frances
Marianne
Enny
Marlacra
Bowert
Sfarianna
Parm
Maiih
Mothe
Scodress
Maranna
Examy
Vincent Sirs
Edith Morris Fr
The
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Ehasee and Trust Company
W. O. Zaiser
the Farmer By
O.M. Kile
RCA
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Middle Avenue
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Canell
Jackson's
Joseph Askins
Lima
Ohio
Ady
A. S. McKitrick
M.D
F. A.C
East Third Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Justice S. J. George
Justice OF the Peace
George
Siony
Ohio Bureau of Inspections
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
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