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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1924

Page

7

Ellen Latimer Returns to Life After Trial and Love

Ellen Latimer, an orphan living with Aunt Elsie in Port Washington, recovers from a grave spinal issue aided by a harness then a couch, while navigating her feelings for Gibbs Josselyn and the lure of a sheltered romance at the May yacht-club events. Gibbs, distant due to family changes, reconnects at the Decoration Day celebration, where Ellen’s presence stirs possibilities and old feelings, especially as Joe hints at shared names and crowded histories.

Ellen Joe Latimer Elsie Port Eshington New York Ken Matin Street Ow York Miss Latimer Joe Gibbs Josselyn Aunt Hisse Willa Bobby Henshaws Ellen Latimer Mrs. Rose Bermuda Latimer House Leonard Henshaw Port Washington Henshaw Boys Bobby Carnival Eaglet Ike Lucia Manhasset Harbor George Lathrop George Gibbs Henshaw Pippin Harriet Latimers Sewall Rose

Dinner table chatter on a striking youth and his sister

George Lathrop puzzling over a bright, handsome waterfront youth in a small fishing village praises the boy while Gibbs hints at the sister's beauty and intelligence. The exchange ends with a tease that the story continues next week to reveal more about the American pair.

Gibbs Lathrop

Woman foreign-born can’t vote under citizenship rules

Notice states that a foreign-born woman may be barred from voting if she is the daughter of a foreign-born citizen who became a U S citizen after she turned twenty-one. It also warns that unregistered electors meeting qualifications may apply for registration on days excluding Sundays holidays election days and the period before the general November election. Dated Thomaston Michigan September 26 1924.

The United States Michigan

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Josselyn By Kathleen Norris Illustrations By Irwin Myers Msesesesesespt Kathleen Norris Junior George, Junior Bessemer Steam Laundry Candyland A. F. Olson, Prop Levi S.rice Block, Bessemer Mich WM. D. Triplett Cor Suffolk & Aurora Sts Tronwood, Mich Thomaston Wakefield Township State of Nels W. Jacobson
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