Emmy Faces Humiliation As Love Misleads Hearts
Emmy recalls a snap judgment and a false name given to Jim Baldwin after a rink meeting. He misreads her, she walks home in rain to Flower Street, and memory of her mother’s gentleness at the porch haunts her. She resolves to seek work and endure humiliation rather than reveal details to Marianna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow House
Emmy
Dimmer
Hhis
Ferry
Lovey
Miss Pentland
Jim Spaulding
Jim Baldy
Jim Baldwin
Adam
Mr. Baldwin
Flower Street
Marianna
Trowbie
Jum Baldwin
Emny
Shipwreck Night Sparks Family Reflections
A fragment hints at a late evening scene about a shipwreck with a mother and daughter, implying tension and a decision to be continued. The text suggests aging and independence as the narrator notes a girl growing beyond six. The piece reads like a serialized diary entry or cliffhanger in a historic newspaper column.
Miss Phoebe Northall Guest of Honor at Pittsburgh Shower
Miss Phoebe Northall, to wed Arnold Headland of Warren, was honored at a Wednesday evening shower in Pittsburgh. Hosted by Mrs. Fred Flong and Mrs. William Hargest, the event featured choir entertainment and gifts for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Northall
Arnold Headland
North Irvine Street
Warren
Fred Flong
William Hargest
Pittsburgh
Wales
Mothers' Circle Meeting At Dutch Hill Home
Mrs Frank Groseh hosted the Jackson Run Mothers' Circle on a Wednesday afternoon. Seven members attended due to bad weather, with four new members and several visitors. The meeting opened with devotional exercises and a short business session, followed by refreshments. A Halloween party is planned for October thirty first at the Bartsch home with all members and families invited to contribute refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Groseh
Dutch Hill
Jackson Run
Mothers’ Circle
Henry Bartsch
Bartsch
Loyalty League Holds Meeting at First Lutheran Church
Forty members of the Loyalty League met at the new parish house for a regular business social evening. They approved a ten dollar donation for furnishings, planned a bake sale for October 27, and discussed the Halloween party. Committees were named and Sunday devotions were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty League
First Lutheran Church
Charles Frantz
Anual Hallowe'en
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Jean Carol Hat Shop
Liberty St
the League
Ainge Levine
Geraldine Good
Dorothy Stoke
Bechley
Kopf and
Henry
the Peoples Choice
Ocoats
Kladwell
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, Pa
Penn Public
B. J. Schipano Importing Co
Library Theatre
Jordan Dress Shop
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