Visits Hoover Superintendent Zuber Returns From Washington Trip
Nelsonville reports Supt H E Zuber traveled to Atlantic City for National Educational Association sessions then to Washington D C as guest of Rep Thomas A Jenkins and Sen Simeon D Fess. He met President Hoover and toured the Capitol House Senate and Supreme Court. Representative W Page gave him an autographed copy of The American's Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuber
Washington
Nelsonville
H. E. Zuber
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Department of the
National Educational Association
Thomas A. Jenkins
Simeon D. Fess
Hoover
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court
Wpage
Births Lead In County In First Month
In January Athens County reports 65 births 63 by township totals show Athens City 12 Dover 13 Trimble 13 and others. Thirty five girls and 28 boys born with ten listed parent pairs. Forty deaths recorded and twenty communicable diseases reported including scarlet fever and tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Grim Reaper
Athens County
Athens City
Alexander
Ames
Athens
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lod
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Herb Bolin
T. L. Hamilton
Harley Collins
E. A. Murphy
Clayton Wookman
Joe Basom
Eugene Roberts
Carl Tinkham
Emerson Matthews
H. R. Mahon
Willard Smith
L. J. Chase
Oscar Hanning
William Kirkendall
Charles Marks
Arthur Caldwell
Charles McLean
Viola Carsey
Isaac Hamilton
Clara Lawson
Edward Huber
Jacob Fischer
Susie B E. Long
Thomas Ruffner
Augustus Umstead
Mary
Elizabeth Stevenson
Hannah Morris
Ren
Ashworth
Theodore A. Early
Robert Wright
Isabelle Erb
Local Residents Attend Visits and Birth Announcement
Pomeroy and others travel to Cincinnati Columbus and Jackson for visits. Mrs Beem and family visit. Birth announced for Grace Ann Geetz. Meiga Temple Pythian Sisters to be greeted by Eva Van Dyke. Continuous notes on health travel and family moves.
Mason financiero report shows February city expenditures
Mason presents February disbursements for Athena City Department of Water Works totaling 2604.61 and miscellaneous cash receipts 58.49. Expenditures from Public Service amount 206.28. Bank cash plus receipts leave a 2645.36 balance. October overdraft 87.32 after unpaid invoices 5.05. Automobile registration net income 292.74 versus state warrant 8984. department cash balance 4142.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena City Department of Water Works
Department. Com
George W. Mason
Southern Ohio Electric Pany
Masson
Acid Cited In Hose Bursts At Nelsonville Fire
Nelsonville officials report factory analysis blaming acid damage for three hose bursts. Two sections from 1927 stock failed under pressure during a fire and another section burst in tests. The company says the hose can be repaired by resealing couplings and inserting mending sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gill Hickman
Board To Meet Nelsonville Reorganized Trade Group
Nelsonville March 4 The first meeting of the recently reorganized Board of Trade will be held at the Y M C A Wednesday evening at 6 15 o clock Committee chairmen will submit reports at this session President C E Bennett says reports will cover many activities and a wide attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Board of Trade
C. E. Bennett
I H T Club entertains at Fort Street home
The I H T Club was entertained Monday evening at the D L Martin home Fort Street with Mrs Wilbur Martin as hostess. Guests included Mrs Lee Pritchard and Miss Mary Sharp. Members present listed and Bunco prizes went to Miss Julia Burnelle and Miss Blanche Moorehead. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. T. Club
D. L. Martin
Fort Street
Wilbur Martin
Lee Pritchard
Mary Sharp
Marzella Barrows
Lillian Betts
Leah Reynolds
Helen Devol
Blanche Moorehead
Geneva Geers
Florence Cook
Julia Burnelle
Bunco
Missionary Society Meeting on Madison Street
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church meets Thursday at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Glen Allen with assisting hostesses Mrs Roy Barron Mrs Allie Dil cher and Mrs Will Bland. Mrs T D Brown will lead worship and Miss Sigrid Love will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Glen Allen
Madison Street
Roy Barron
Allie Dilcher
Will Bland
T. D. Brown
Sigrid Love
Evelyn Ogg celebrates ninth birthday with party guests
Mrs Merril Ogg entertained a group of young folks Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock for Evelyns ninth birthday. Games and refreshments were served. Guests included Janice Lines Evelyn Wolfe Evelyn Hitchings Ruth Patton and others. Mr and Mrs Claytor Murphy and daughter Ruth visited relatives here at weeks end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril Ogg
Evelyn
Janice Lines
Evelyn Wolfe
Evelyn Hitchings
Ruth Patton
Mary Etta McKibben
Eleanore Spencer
Myrtle Russell
Jean Oliver
Bernadine Whyte
Forrest Price
Dorothy Ann Kontner
Maybelle Dodds
Margaret Dezso
Verna McConaha
Betty Pyle
Betty Standall
Mildred
Donna Hornett
Helen Juniper
Evelyn Oge
Mrs. Claytor
Murphy
Ruth
Columbus
Sunday Movie Debate Dropped by Council Nelsonville
Nelsonville council meeting reports no action on proposed Sunday ban on all dramatic or moving picture exhibitions. Mayor Hickman presents city inventory valuing property at 218265.09 dollars and outlines water system improvements and new meters trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
G. W. Pearce
L. Keplar
Bill Hickman
Hickman
T Street
Sidney Cook
State Inspection Bureau
Fairview
Elizabeth
Oak Streets
Jackson Street
Jackson
Myers Street
Cook
Benefit euchre night concludes in Buchtel parish hall
The final euchre party of a charity series was held Thursday evening at St. Patrick's Parish Hall in Buchtel. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Fern Wagner and Jake Wagner. Guests arrived from Nelsonville and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
St. Patrick's Parish Hall
Fern Wagner
Jake Wagner
Nelsonville
Murray City
Business Girls Class Meeting At Miss Verity Home
The Christian Sunday School class taught by Mrs. Frank Betts met Monday evening at Miss Lucille Verity's home 431 Madison Street. Mrs. R. M. Henry led the business session and fifteen members attended a social hour with a two course luncheon in St Patrick's Day style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Betts
Lucille Verity
Madison Street
R. M. Henry
Meeting Time Change for Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church changes the meeting to Thursday at 2 PM in the church parlors. Hosts are Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. John Herrold, and Mrs. Harry Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's ‘Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Charles Green
John Herrold
Harry Jackson
Crowded Out in Nelsonville as Movie Ordinance Draws Crowds
Intense interest over a Sunday movie ordinance fills the Nelsonville Council Chamber with citizens at two meetings. Councilman Elmer Bay complains seating was constrained and some members stood on the floor. If public interest persists, new seating arrangements may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Council Chamber
Elmer Bay
Cable observes 50th anniversary of medical practice
Nelsonville March 4 Dr W Cable marks fifty years as a practicing physician. A graduate of the Medical College of Ohio in 1880 he studied at Bellevue Hospital New York before settling in Logan and returning to Nelsonville in 1886 where he has remained. His classmate Dr S W Butt who died three years ago had planned the joint fiftieth anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. Cable
S W. Butt
Doctor Cable
Cincinnati
Doctor Butt
Buchtel PTA Meeting Set With Justice of Peace Speaker
The Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association will meet at Buchtel High School Building Thursday evening March 6. Carl Porter justice of peace of Athens will be the speaker. Members are asked to bring sandwiches for the luncheon during the social hour. At the last meeting four rooms tied for attendance with 14 mothers each. The association has 120 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association
Buchtel High School
Carl Porter
Justice of Peace of Athens
Board of Trade Meeting Seeks Grocery Market Closure Plan
Nelsonville reports all grocery and meat merchants urged to attend the Y M C A Board of Trade meeting Wednesday afternoon to discuss closing all grocery and meat markets Thursday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Board of Trade
Y. M. Co
Women of St Patrick’s plan Buchtel chicken dinner
The women of St Patrick's Church Buchtel will serve a chicken dinner in the Parish Hall on St Patrick's Day at 5 o'clock. A benefit euchre party will follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
St. Patrick's Church
Buch‘tel
St. Patrick's Day
Death of Chauncey Altman’s Father Reported
Chauncey Altman manager of the Luckoff Store in Learns of death of his father in Newark New Jersey. The family includes two sons Max Altman and Sam Altman and a daughter Mrs Herman Luckoff of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Altman
Newark
Chauncey
Luckoff
New Jersey
Mr. Altman
Sam Altman
Glouster
Herman Luckoff
Athens
Poston Residents Observe Johnson Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Johnson Sr of Poston celebrated his seventy fourth birthday with a Sunday dinner attended by relatives from Sandusky Corning Shade Little Federal Athens and Fort Francis E. Warren Wyoming. Guests included W F Johnson Jr and family Ruth Fortelle Richard Bob Fort, Floyd Elzia Rolland Basil Allen Julia Bennett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
W. I. Johnson
W. F. Johnson
Lusther
Albert
Sandusky
Levi Johnson
William
Robert
Fortelle
Ruth
Richard
Corning
Henry Hamilton
Steve
Shade
Julia Bennett
Floyd
Elzia
Rolland
Basil
Allen
Little Federal
Joseph Johnson
Guy Gilkey
Gladys and
Pearl
Athens
Oliver FE. Mehl
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Earl Mehl
Richard Stanley
Trimble
Naomi Bible Class Meeting Set at The Plains
Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Church will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Flay Cannell The Plains with Mrs Kenneth Barrow as chairman of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Naomi Bible
the Plains Church
Flay Channell
the Plains
Kenneth Barrow
Funeral Attendees Honor Mrs Jay Dupler at Greenlawn
Nelsonville residents including Mrs Fielden Willis Mrs Oscar Willis Mrs Lillie Williams Carl Willis and Mrs Albert Dodds and daughter Betty traveled from here to attend the funeral of Mrs Jay Dupler held at Sugar Grove. She died at her sister's Byesville home and burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielden Willis
Oscar Willis
Lillie Williams
Carl Willis
Albert Dodds
Betty
Nelsonville
Jay Dupler
Sugar Grove
Ten Mines Operating In Chauncey District Today
Ten mines were marked up for work today in this district, an increase from the last two weeks. The mines listed include No. 9, No. 72, No. 10, No. 69, No. 61, No. 68, No. 24, No. 86, Poston No. 6 and Chauncey No. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Poston
Soldier Virgil Webb on 60 day furlough visits Chauncey
Virgil Webb of the United States Army on a 60 day furlough returns home to Chauncey to visit his mother Mrs. Charles Downhour on Main Street after being stationed at Fort Humphrey Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Virgil Webb
United States Army
Ort Humphrey
Charles Downhour
Main Street
Pleasant View Temple meeting and near-accident on dairy route
Chauncey tale notes a 7 o'clock Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters meeting led by Mrs. Clara Wallace. It also reports Allen Boudinot, milk route driver for D M Sawyer, and his brother Parker nearly crashing on Jackson Run Road near Millfield in a snowstorm, with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Boudinot
D. M. Sawyer
Parker Boudinot
New Lexington
Jackson Run
Millfield
Chauncey Social Guests at Fitzer Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzer hosted a Sunday gathering at Millfield with guests including Mc Kinley Omen and S West of Columbus Basil Buchanan and son Richard Basil Holiday Cove W V Leo McMennamy and son Jacksonville Denver Bricker and daughter Mary Carolyn Chauncey George Thomas Circlehill Dante Pierce of Athens visited W A Hartley household Parker Boudinot and children New Lexington visiting C H Loudinot parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Fitzer
Millfield
McKinley Omen
S. West
Columbus
Basil Buchanan
Richard Basil
Holiday Cove
W. Va
Leo McMennamy
Jacksonville
Denver Bricker
Mary Carolyn
George Thomas
Circlehill
Dante Pierce
Athens
W. A. Hartley
Parker Boudinot
New Lexington
C. H. Loudinot
Birds Helped by City Feeds During Snow in Chauncey
During the last two days of winter weather large numbers of robins and other birds have been seen searching for food. City officials and local bird lovers are placing meat scraps and food at accessible places as ground remains snow covered and hard, making food hard to find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Local social notes from Athens and surrounding towns
Miss Mildred Weiss of Ohio University spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Weiss. William Dye of Greendale visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Willis Friday. Eben Gillispie attended the Grange meeting at Trimble Saturday night. John Snyder of Greens Run toured Cleveland as a business visitor this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Robinett were Sunday guests at the home of their children Mr and Mrs Ivan Matheny in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs E A Sayers were recent guests at the home of their son Fred Sayers. Mrs Isabel Hillen cares for Mrs George Wend who is confined at home after a stroke. W P Brown is in critical condition after weeks of illness. Mrs F E Boudinot and son Orris were weekend guests of relatives in Athens. Elmer Russell, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Newton Russell, is recovering in Grant Hospital Columbus from a mine accident at Mine No 255 Drydock two weeks ago. The trustees of Dover Township met at the Chauncey town hall Saturday for a business conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Weiss
Ohio University At
Athens
John Weiss
William Dye
Greendale
Oscar Willis
Eben Gillispie
Grange
Trimble
John Snyder
Greens Run
Cleveland
Charles Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Nelsonville
E. A. Sayers
Fred Sayers
Isabel Hillen
George Wend
W. P. Brown
F. E. Boudinot
Orris
Elmer
Newton Russell
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Drydock
Dover Township
Chauncey
William Afila
Phyliss
George Ridenour
Lydia Breeze
New Straitsville
Walter Floto
Steubenville
N. M. Lowthers
John Roscoe
Boyd
Ruhl
Sarah Jones
Prospect
Elizabeth Sheppard
Ohio University
Grace Sheppard
Bob Wittman
J. A. Stedem
Donald Kontner
Donna Walbridge
Charles Kontner
Shell Hartgrove
Corinne
Logan-Nelsonville Road
Frank O'Mara
Adrian Collins
New Marshfield
L. A. North
Social News Roundup From Columbus And Nearby Areas
Local residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and returning home across Columbus New Straitsville Steubenville Belpre Oak Hill Athens Madison and Madison W Va The note highlights trips end of week weekend visits and family gatherings among Garlinger O Mara Barron Henshaw Smith Wittman Kontner Bronaugh North and others.
Physician Lectures on Borger's Disease at Nelsonville
Dr J L Webb of Carbon Hill spoke on Borger's Disease at the Athens County Medical Association meeting held Monday at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church. Dr M E Falk Philo Ohio led a luncheon. Dr Shubert Hyde of Nelsonville is set to speak at the Athens meeting on April 7 on Standardization of Labor in Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Borger's
J. L. Webb
Carbon Hill
Athens County Medical Association
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
M. E. Falk
Philo
Athens
Shubert Hyde
Four Charges Faced By Irene Schroeder
Indictments charging murder manslaughter assault and battery with intent to kill and highway robbery were returned against Irene Schroeder and Glenn Dague by a Lawrence County Grand Jury. The charges stem from the December 27 shooting death of Corporal Brady Paul of the Pennsylvania State Police after a car stop on the Butler Road linked to a chain store holdup in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Marth
Lawrence County
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Police
Paul
Butler Road
Butler
Noted Editor Dies At Westerville Home
Dr. Albert Porter aged 68, lexicographer and editor, died at his Westerville home after a lingering illness. A native of England, Porter served as assistant editor of The Forum and worked with The American Review of Reviews. He was later associated with Funk & Wagnalls Webster’s Standard Dictionary Encyclopedia Britannica Jewish Encyclopedia Collier & Son and Doubleday Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Albert Porter
Westerville
England
Porter
The
Forum
American Review of Reviews
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Webster Standard Dictionary
Encyclopedia Britannica
Collier & Son Company
Doubleday, Page & Company
Despondent man ends life by jumping from bridge
Sam Horowitz fifty of Cleveland died by suicide today, motive given as despair over prolonged unemployment. He leaped from the Detroit Superior High Level Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sam Horowiltz
Detroit Superior High Level Bridge
Fines Paid In Mayor's Court After Disturbing the Peace
Five men were arraigned on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges in Mayor Robert Wood's court. Arthur Coon George Tate and Hump West each fined five dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace after being arrested at Coon's home Saturday night. Albert Love and John Masten of Athens were fined five dollars each for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Wood
Arthur Coon
George Tate
Hump West
Coon
Albert Love
John Masten
Athens
Court House Doings Judgment Awards Across Several Cases
Judgment for 488.32 granted Elmer Cole against Dr Grimes. Judgment for 211.48 awarded Anna E Albright against William R Keith et al. Divorce suit Mildred Balderson against George Balderson set for March 15. Judgment for 413.63 awarded Jesse Thompson against W A Dodds. 200 on account sought by Dorothy Beiletscheis against William Pancake Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cole
Dr. W. Grimes
Anna E. Albright
William R. Keith
Mildred Balderson
George 8
Balderson
Jesse Thompson
W. A. Dodds
Dorothy Beiletscheis
William Pancake, Jr
Court Rules That Charge Be Dropped
Judge L G Worstell sustained a defense motion to dismiss the case against William H. Lewis on grounds of insufficient evidence. Lewis was charged with possession of property used in manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was arrested July 10 near a 160 gallon still on the Athens Washington County line by county and state prohibition officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lewis
Torch
L. G. Worstell
Commons Pleas Court
Lewis
Athens
Washington County
Prohibition
Holdouts Trim Brooklyn Robins to Three Players
Frank Hendricks and Jim Faulkner signed 1939 contracts with the Brooklyn Robins reducing the holdout group to Babe Herman Ray Moss and Eddie Moore. Hendricks worked out after signing and Faulkner is due to arrive Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater, Frs
UPI
Harvey Hendricks
Jim Faulkner
Brooklyn Robins
Babe Herman
Ray Moss
Eddie Moore
Hendricks
Faulkner
Baptist Church Chicken Dinner Near St Patrick's Day
The annual church supper in Middleport will be held Friday evening March 14 from 6 to 7 o'clock at the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
St. Patrick's Day
The
Baptist Church
Merchants Exposition Planned by Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens Kiwanis Club plans the annual Merchants Exposition at the Armory with displays by local merchants a style show dancing and other entertainment. Public Affairs Committee chaired by John Bolin outlined features at the meeting. The event will span three nights likely the last week of March. Glenn Staneart noted attendance plans at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanita Club
Armory
John Bolin
Bolin
Glenn Staneart
Harden to Speak at Legion Meeting Here
Frank W. Harden vice commander of State District No. 8 American Legion will speak on Membership at K. T. Crossen Post meeting at the Legion Headquarters Court Street Wednesday night. C. H. Miller Lancaster grand cheminal of the Legion's 40 and organization will also talk. Lynch will be served and O. Gibson post commander will hold a conference with the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W
Harden
Logan
American Legion
K. T. Crossen Post
Legion
Court Street
C. H. Miller
Lancaster
Lynch
O. Gibson
Economics students tour Athens Home Telephone offices
Members of classes in the Department of Economics at Ohio University with Prof. E. T. Hellebrandt inspected the Athens Home Telephone Company offices on Monday. Hellebrandt explained the operation of the telephone company as a public utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Economics
Ohio University
E. T. Hellebrandt
Athens Home Telephone Company
Hellebrandt
Athens Elks Lose in South Central Ohio District Semi Final
The Athens Elks degree team fell to Newark Lodge in a Sunday contest, as Newark edged ahead by four points to advance to the judges' round in the South Central Ohio District semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Lodge of Hibs
Newark Lodge
Athens Elke
South Centrahio
Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Rathburn
Frank Bean
W. H. Juhting
H. O. Kent
Kathleen
Misa Mary Louise
M. J. McCarty
Buckrus
New York Central Lines
Augustus Wilson
Russell, Ky
J. K. Smith
Frank Knopp
Margaret Isabel
O. H. Stewart
Meiga Temple
Eva van Dyke
W. R. Geetz
Grace Ann
Snively
Pearl Street
Clyde French
Elizabeth Eherat
French
Lawrence Brooks
Mason
Council
Amestra
J. W. Hamer
M. E. Sheppard
James Hallett
H. D. Westfall
R. McDowell
H. A. Kelch
Protem W. H. Bartoe
CABLE
Buchtel P. T. A
the Plains Call
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Mary Meinhart
Plains
Earl Thompson
Thompson
Marie Morgan
Ariyn Blosser
Henry Morgan
Alice Stoneking
Pythian Sisters
Pleasant View Temple
Clara Wallace
Fred Garlinger
Charles and
Edgar
Smithfield
Ned Stanley
W. J. McConaha
Poplar Street
Beryl O'Mara
R. I. Barron
Katherine
Margaret
Barron
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Jake Smith
Merwin Henshaw
Raymond
Imelda Smith
Oak Hill
Webb
Court House
Common Pleas Court
FAIR
Boston
Tore
ELKS
Marietta
Marietta Paint and Color CO
W. State St
Dial
Warner Bros. Present
Levis
Ann Penning
Alice Day
Esascrae Ar Ache L
Willl
Majestic
Dake
John Garrick
Helen Chandler
Isaac Wilson
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