Emm y Milburn Aim s for Independence on Street
Emmy Milburn, a seventeen year old from Yellow House on Flower Street, lands a steno job at Parks Building with twenty two dollars a week after a party with cousin Marianna. She works through a harsh morning routine aided by her grandmother and mother, dreaming of an apartment and escape while grappling with Robb Allis, Grandmother Pentland, and the burdens of family and poverty. Meanwhile a separate note reports a fireman and engineer in Hanford, California shooting a coyote on the railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmy Milburn
Marianna
Pentland
Robb Allis
Ema
Baldwin
Emay
Flower Street
Rosh
Emmy
Mall
Latechen
Millpond
Mrs. Milburn
Harbisons
Harbison
Jess Ingham
Euclid Avenue
Colonado
Miss Ingham
Prospect Street
Grandmother Pentland
Robb
Mrs. Brainard
Bill
Rosetta
Matthew
San Antonio
Hoover cleaner promotion with home demonstration
An advertisement touts a new Hoover cleaner offering easier cleaning and faster rug service. It invites readers to request a home demonstration on a day convenient to them with a payment plan of 6.25 dollars down and monthly balance and a liberal allowance for old cleaners.
Garland area social notes mix visits and travel
The Garland column lists guests visiting local families from Pittsfield Gale ton Pleasantville Warren and Union City plus Bradford and Youngsville. It notes Mr and Mrs E Williams and children visiting Clymer and Carl Martin from Ellamore West Virginia staying at the Moore home. The piece mentions Mrs Gurrena Rosen returning from a visit and Miss Lawsor the state nurse examining locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Quick Home
John Salkins
Pittsfield
Theodore Quick
Galeton
C. S. Johnson
Pleasantville
Lobdell
Mabel Dmckee
Woran Taylor
Warren
E. Williams
Clymer
George Warner
Bradford
W. E. Taylor
Stanford
Youngsville
Fred Elzer
North Warren
Carl Martin
Ellamore
West Va
Moore
Mrs. Martin
J. B. Moore
Miss Lawsor
Garland Week in Review at State College Area
Many pupils out with flu and colds while locals report birthdays and small events. Mrs. Ayers visited her mother Mrs. Lobrell. Mrs. Bugay from Cleveland visited grandmother Mrs. Alger. Miss Alice Briggs returned home. Katherine Alger turned 70, Freelove Lobdell 76, and Fred Elzer marked a birthday. Rebuilding hatchery begins after fire. weather fluctuates with rain snow thunder and sun. a power line near W E Taylor’s lot burned a pole prompting repair by Penn Power. telephone wiring being serviced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Garsland
K. Alger
W. E. Taylor
Shartarsurg Shada
Katherine Alger
Freelove Lobdell
Fred Elzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellow
Coyote
Hanford
Cal
Liberty Street
Hoover
State College
Arrchery
Thompson
Penn. Service Co
Ralph D. Hetzel
Pennsylvania State College
Commonwealth
Lt Sita
Erskine Six
Erskine
Studebaker
B. Factory
Penna. Ave
Warren Garage Company
Dphanes
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