Hoovers [noun]

The adventure of living led the Hoovers to Australia, to Africa, to any and all places where there were mines to be worked.

There are ways of doing that that the Hoovers would never think of.

Zara's father is in prison, so they said she had to have a guardian, and I left the Hoovers.

The Hoovers had evidently determined to accent the Spanish character of their little charge.

Everyone knew the girl at Hoovers', whose father and mother had deserted her.

Wanaka watched her closely as Bessie told of her life with the Hoovers, of her hard work and drudgery, and of Jake's persecution.

As every one of Mr. Hoovers American delegates in Belgium will testify, the spectacle was and is magnificent.

If he saw you, he might try to take you back to the Hoovers, you know.

At the close of the third day the master called at the Hoovers' ranch.

But if the dollars were few the kind relatives were not, and the little Hoovers never suffered from hunger.