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A Hideaway Place
By Beverly J. Letchworth
It was the perfect place for doing nothing at all.
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A World War II Remembrance
By Bee Hill Shira
We were only in high school, but we were old enough to help the war effort.
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Country Things
By Bob Artly
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Everlasting Love
By Andy Batchelor
His parents just weren't the hand-holding type.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Six Months of Status
By Marvin S. Mayer
It was dreamy while it lasted -- and it didn't last long.
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Grandmother's House
By Lucie Wade
It was the hub around which our family life revolved.
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Ice-Cream Parlors I Have Known
By Ginger K. Nelson
They were the perfect place to spend our allowance -- if we could make up our minds!
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Looking Hollywood Way
By Mary O'Donnell
It has been said that in order to be a great actor -- not just a celebrity -- a person needs three qualities: imagination, industry and intelligence.
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Memories Of A Former Kid
By Bob Artley
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Mistletoe Magic
By Audrey Corn
She welcomed this new year in unexpected but memorable fashion!
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My Army Driving Test
By R.H. Reese
It wasn't exactly the grueling examination he had feared.
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My Coat
By Lois Lorusso
When cash was in short supply, her skill and creativity made up the difference.
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My First Snow
By Judy Fisher
The owner received petitions against us from our prospective neighbors, but he was German, and it was just before the Second World War.
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Of Warts and Things
By Jane MacAvaney
What strange powers did that scary old man possess?
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Old-Fashioned Valentines
By JoAnn Schueller Cooke
My daddy, while I was growing up, wasn't very demonstrative. He was quiet and rarely showed his feelings.
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Old-Time Music -- Georgia Moonlight
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Our Dates on Skates
By Jean Hahne Huling
They never did find out what horrible skaters we'd once been!
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Playing Good Guys
By David Parker
Live radio could be full of surprises.
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Remembering Frankie Laine
By Joyce Sudbeck
Even age couldn't smother his smooth, mellow vocal style.
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The Farmer's Purse
By Bruce Squiers
A homely object brought tears to her eyes.
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The Little Orphan
By Jill-Ayn Martin
She became a cherished member of the family.
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To the Moon
By Larry Nickell
Facing a weekend writing assignment, it didn't take long for the space bug to inspire him.
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Wanted
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Washing Dishes
By Lorraine Cole Schuettpelz
I didn't like anything about it, including the inevitable dishpan hands.
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Where I Was Raised
By Jack Addington
The adults in his Virginia hometown shared their time and their influence with their younger neighbors.
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Anniversary Surprise
By Audrey Carli
No pricey restaurant meal could have been more delicious.
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Chalk One Up for Justice
By E. A. Dyer
This wise teacher knew how to seek out youthful offenders.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Fried Potpie
By Vernon Ream
The memory of Mom's home cooking still makes his mouth water.
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Orange-Crate Furniture
By Roxie Olmstead
Yesteryear’s decorating staple has become a pricey collectible!
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Reader Poetry -- Sewing Machine Memories
By Marian Ruatti
I stood beside the old machine
To watch my mama sew. |
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Reader Poetry -- The Old Home Place
By Gladys Cooper Cole
The house still stands where I grew up
Upon the windswept hill. |
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Saturdays With Grandma
By Donna Bauman
One 1950s weekend at my grandma's turned into a memory. I still remember how we shared that day, and how I looked forward to the next time I'd visit Grandma's for the weekend.
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