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A Green Witch in the Easter Basket

By Marilyn Ludwig

That silly bunny should have known better.
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A Kid's-Eye View of Hard Times

By Judith Maibie

Life wasn't as tough for her as she thought at the time.
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Baby-Blue Prom Dress

By Diana Vickery

She didn't know her neighbor had not forgotten a long-ago favor.
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Birthday Surprises

By Karla Cooper

As the boys were catching up to the girls, she was reminded what day it was times two.
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Children and the War Effort

By Ken Neuser

He grew up waiting for life to get back to normal.
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Easter for a Large Family

By Barbara Young

It was a wonderful celebration that even a couple of greedy squirrels couldn't spoil.
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Easter Love at My Grandparents' Apartment

By Scott Scovel

Their annual train ride led to happy memories of family, food and fun.
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Easter Memories

By Marjorie Stearns Stevenson

These families were there for each other during happy and sad times.
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Everyone Needs a Buddy

By Stephanie Slahor

It didn't matter what was happening; he was always there.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Spending Easter ...

By Jennifer Broadstreet Hess

Her memories of this special day were of cousins, church, egg hunts ...
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- A Rail Adventure

By Lee Weinstein

His campaign, as a lone railfan, was to bid farewell to a trolley line ...
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Hard Times Party

By Ruth G. Smith

Any reason was a good reason for this family to get together.
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Life in the Mountains of East Tennessee

By Douglas S. Clark

He loved the world that came with his home.
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Making Hard Times Work

By Jean Watson

She knew early on that art would be what got her through.
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Memories From a Cardboard Box

By Carol Anne Lake

How could they know that the tricks they tried as children would be part of their lives as ...
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My Sole Responsibility

By John Scanlan

This rite of passage didn't earn him money, but something more important.
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Our Door Was Always Open

By Marie Latta

Whether someone lost a cow or their job, they were always welcome here.
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Paying Bills Was a Social Event

By Arlene Shovald

Just like her father, she looked forward to taking care of business with her own checks.
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Simply Charming

By Sara Etgen-Baker

A gift from her dad that made her 16th birthday special is still worn around her wrist.
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Something Special for All Three

By Charlotte Sneddon

Sisters passed down their First Communion dress through the years.
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Sons of Liberty

By Michael O' Donnell

Fiction or not, the story tells of many historical events.
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Spring Cleaning

By Lynn Cassity

Whether it was 1933 or 1963, refreshing the house was necessary.
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The Gumball Caper

By Barry Davis

His plan to be an entrepreneur landed him in the principal's office.
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The Legend of Sugar Brown

By Doris Matlock

She learned life lessons spending time with her grandfather.
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Time of My Life

By Sara Etgen-Baker

The spring formal dance was magic for this young woman.
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Wagons for Easter

By Arlene Shovald

What seemed like extravagant gifts turned out to be useful to these families.

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