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August 15, 1927
Seward Daily Gateway
Seward, Seward County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Zita Crougan, an Irish woman who visited locally last year, is en route to Ireland for a final visit before her marriage upon returning to America, as reported by Maurice L. Sharp whom she met in New York.
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TO THE EMERALD ISLE
Zita Crougan, fair Irish damsel who will be recalled by many local residents during a brief visit she made here last year while on a tour of the Territory, was met in New York by Maurice L. Sharp, who has just returned from a trip abroad.
Mr. Sharp reports the young lady is enroute to the land of her birth for one more last look at the emerald isle for upon her return to the land of the brew and the crave she will be married. Mr. Sharp interjected the remark that possibly due to that fact she figures this will be her last opportunity.
Zita Crougan, fair Irish damsel who will be recalled by many local residents during a brief visit she made here last year while on a tour of the Territory, was met in New York by Maurice L. Sharp, who has just returned from a trip abroad.
Mr. Sharp reports the young lady is enroute to the land of her birth for one more last look at the emerald isle for upon her return to the land of the brew and the crave she will be married. Mr. Sharp interjected the remark that possibly due to that fact she figures this will be her last opportunity.
What sub-type of article is it?
Journey
Romance
What themes does it cover?
Love
What keywords are associated?
Irish Damsel
Return To Ireland
Pre Marriage Journey
New York Meeting
What entities or persons were involved?
Zita Crougan
Maurice L. Sharp
Where did it happen?
New York And En Route To Ireland
Story Details
Key Persons
Zita Crougan
Maurice L. Sharp
Location
New York And En Route To Ireland
Story Details
Zita Crougan, an Irish visitor from last year, is traveling to her homeland for one last look before marrying upon return to America, as shared by Maurice L. Sharp in New York.