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Sunday Dec. 25-1927 Cincinnati
All last year the wreath was fire and song
and so it continues this morning.
It is Christmas morning and in Albert's home
there is the usual family exchange of gifts one to another,
and a great bunch of Cards from friends near and
far away. With a large indebtedness and expense
to carry such ceremony is necessary to make both
sides meet. But in the end they are advancing
without undue striving for some of the world's goods
to Albert. It is the Ladies that seek prominence, prom-
inence and better living, with the higher ideas of life
in the background.
In the afternoon and evening all drove over to
Price Hill and Phil's home where Emma had provided
a Christmas dinner. It was the usual family reunion,
more or less noisy, and with the joyful nature a song
it finally tired one out. Their world is hardly mine
and I find it hard to adapt myself. By 9.45 P.M.
one came on way back to Albert's home.
Phil since last year has grown stronger, and his
heart more strong. He has surprised the doctors. Else
had her born and she much desires just married but
as a member of $35 for small is not enough they are
wondering how he can do or,