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Uncle Dan
Uncle Dan
Uncle Dan
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Uncle Dan

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While recounting this true story about Uncle Dan, in order to help understand some of the things that happened later - - the author finds himself involved more than intended. Uncle Dan was a struggling, hard working man and very human which meant he made mistakes. This is the true story of how the world turns during tough times.

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Release dateOct 3, 2013
ISBN9781301886531
Uncle Dan
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Robert Ray Moon

I am married to Hazel for 66 years. We have 4 grown children. We are retired ministers and are each writing a blog. I am currently writing fictional continued stories on my blog and publishing e-books.

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    Uncle Dan - Robert Ray Moon

    UNCLE DAN

    A True Story of How the World Turns

    by Robert Ray Mon

    Copyright 2013 Robert Ray Moon

    ISBN: 9781301886531

    Smashwords Edition

    Some names have been eliminated to protect the innocent.

    Chapter 1 My Favorite Uncle Dan

    Of the eleven siblings Dan was number six. Three of which had died so doing the math eight lived to adulthood.

    While recounting this story about my Uncle Dan, in order to help understand some of the things that happened later - - I find myself involved more than intended.

    In 1935 I was living in Cliffside North Carolina in a cotton mill town. The mill owned most of the homes in the area and rented them out to the employees.

    It was a nice place to live compared to what we were used to. It had an electric socket in the center of each room to which a light bulb and electric cords were attached to. From there they were cords plugged into all the appliances such as toasters, radios and when they were all turned on they blew a fuse.

    (It was common for people to place a penny into the fuse box when the fuse blew and was cause of several homes to be burned because they overrode the fuse protection.)

    Overhead there were cords running everywhere from the light sockets to appliances.

    The bathroom facilities amounted to an outhouse which was only about forty feet away.

    Our bathtub was a galvanized wash tub that had many functions from bathing, washing clothes and soaking your feet.

    Getting back to Uncle Dan; he came to visit my family along with some of the other members of our clan.

    As a young child I must have seen him at the old home place but I didn't remember him. I was about 5 years old and though Uncle Dan was only 15 he looked like a big

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