Yellow House by Beatrice Burton
Emmy Milburn and her mother pressure Uncle Bill Parks to deed the little yellow house after twenty six years of rent payments. Uncle Bill hints at a transfer but the matter remains unsettled as they confront the empty Flower Street home and the future it represents.
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Yellow House
Emmy
Robb
Flower Street
Alk
Bill Parks
Lake Shore Boulevard
Bluebeard
Parks
Dan
Jim Tello
Bill
Charlie
Charles Milburn
Rosy Pentland
Milburn household secrets spill in late night dialogue
Emmy overhears her parents argue about Dan and Perry returning from pool games. The night ends with Emmy wondering about her future as Uncle Bill may discuss the yellow house with her mother. Robb’s absence and family tension weave through a quiet late hour.
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Perry
Lola Sinclair
Emmy
Father
Dan
Mr. Milburn
Pentland
Bill
Robb
Farm Buildings Destroyed by Fire Near Pittsburgh
Oct 10 fire destroyed the main barn and two other farm buildings on the E. V. Babcock farm in Allegheny County near Warrendale road along Babcock Boulevard. Property loss estimated at 75000 dollars. livestock was saved.
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Pittsburgh
E. V. Babcock
Allegheny County
Warrendale Road
Campaign to Back Road Bond Issue in Warren County
Directors of the Warren County Good Roads association outlined a campaign to back Amendment No. 9 and a state road bond issue. They planned polls publicity and a joint publicity committee across 52 voting districts, with handbills for filling stations and active electioneering. Participants included County solicitor Peter E. Nelson and A. W. Mumford, assemblyman, among others.
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Warren County Good Roads Association
Court House
Warren County Motor Club
Peter E. Nelson
George Leavy
Good Roads Association
A. A. Albaugh
Albaugh
Mumford
A.W. Mumford
Warren County
State Highway Department
Henry H. Bassett
Republican County Committee
Harry Jefferson
J. K. van Cleve
Charles R. Moore
M. Brady
Kinzua
Tidioute
Sheffield
Youngsville
R. E.wad
Rev Judson Jeffreys Dies in Wilkinsburg
Reverend Judson Jeffreys aged 54 of Edgewood died suddenly at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg Pa within two days of his election to the Allegheny district superintendency of the Methodist Episcopal church He served six pastorates in the Pittsburgh conference before his 1927 elevation to administration.
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Wilkinsburg
U. P
Allegheny
Methodist Episcopal Church
Judson Jeffreys
Edgewood
Columbia Hospital
Jeffreys
Pittsburgh
Position. First charge at Webster Pa served 14 to 1908
The record notes an initial assignment at Webster Pennsylvania where the subject held a charge beginning in 14 and continuing through 1908. Further context on duties or end date is not provided in the fragment.
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Commonwealth of Pa
Webster, Pa
Election Returns Leased Wire for Kiwanis Midnight Show
Officials announced a special leased wire will carry election returns to the Kiwanis Club Midnight show on November 6. The production team says Wine Ren talent will participate in the show, with plans outlined Wednesday.
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Kiwanis Club
Wineren
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Beatrice Burton
Mrs. Milburn
Peter Mangini
G. G. Greene
Pennssiinia Ave
Chrysler
BUICK
NASH
Maxewell
Chevrolet
FORD
C. A. Hubbard Motor Sales
East Street
Warren, Penna
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren
Penna
Reserve Fund
Legal Reserve
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
County of
J. A. H. Wickstrom
A. H. Wickstrom
Lottie R. Smith
W. H. Allen
FP. B, Jackson
K. M, Andrews
Rob Peter
Paul
Mazda
Pennsylvania Electric Company of
The
Twettleton
Beat Shop
Pew- Vscapuia Sae
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