Special Program Set by Glouster Women at church
The Glouster Methodist church hosts a Week of Prayer and Self Denial program on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. led by Mrs. Blanche McAfoose with talks by Mrs. Dale Hoplight, Mrs. Bonnie Wilson, and Mr. Al Hall. Envelopes from the prior event should be brought. Halloween decor, goblins, and games set the theme. lunch followed for Father Nickle and 13 members. Next meeting on November 12 with Mrs. Norbert W. Johnston as hostess.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Blanche McAfoose
Dale Hoplight
Bonnie Wilson
al Hall
Elias
Father Nickle
Norbert W. Johnston
Halloween Party At Glouster Methodist Church
The Methodist Teens of Glouster Methodist Church held a Halloween party Friday night in the church social rooms. Games were played and prizes awarded to teams. Refreshments were served to 15 members, Rev. and Mrs. Dale Hop light and guest Dorothy Albrecht of Cincinnati. The party was followed by a slumber party at Miss Patricia Sisson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dale Hoplight
Dorothy Albrecht
Cincinnati
Patricia Sisson
Catholic Ladies Study Club Presents Annual Halloween Event
The Catholic Ladies Study Club hosted its annual Halloween event, inviting members and community guests to participate in festive activities and a charity bake sale. Organizers emphasized traditional decorations and a safety-minded gathering for families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Rare Plague Death Shocks Texas Family
Four year old Laura Bryons of Wichita Falls died September 11 from bubonic plague confirmed by pathologist Dr. Donald E. Fletcher. Authorities said the girl vacationed in Colorado and that two types of bubonic plague were found. no epidemic risk is anticipated.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Colorado
Laura Bryons
Donald E. Fletcher
Wichita Falls General Hospital
Dorothy Dishon hosts Eastern Star officers at home
Mrs Dorothy Dishon Worthy Matron of Bluebell Chapter hosted her officers Friday evening at her home. She presented each officer with an Eastern Star vase and the men with a Masonic Plaque. Several guests and relatives visited over the weekend from Columbus and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Dorothy Dishon
Bluebell
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Local visits enliven Ohio communities across multiple towns
Mr and Mrs G B Radkin and Mr and Mrs William Phillips of Chillicothe were guests of Newark residents. Ralph Turner and family visited Millersport hosts. Nellie Vale and son Johnnie with Owen Kennedy of Athens visited Columbus relatives. Erma Vale returned home. Meryl Bobo and family visited Lan caster relatives. Erma Nelson spent a week with R E Kitring in Dayton. J E Radekin and W R Holcomb attended Vinton Grange officer installation by Wilks Grange. Harley Picket, Albany High School delegate, attended a Kansas City Future Farmers of America event. Norma Gale Wilcox and Robert Holliday visited Cincinnati to see Cinerama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
G. B. Radkin
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Orland Sams
Newark
Ralph Turner
Wilbur Slates
Millersport
Nellie Vale
Johnnie
Owen Kennedy
Athens
Columbus
Erma Vale
Meryl Bobo
Lancaster
Jarret Bobo
Erma Nelson
R. E. Kitring
Dayton
J. E. Radekin
W. R. Holcomb
Vinton Township
Wilks Grange
Harley Picket
Albany High School
Future Farmers of America Ieee
Kansas City
Birth of Jeffrey Addison Davis in Ohio Family
Mr and Mrs Ad Davis announce the birth of a son named Jeffrey Addison Davis born October 24 at Mount St Mary Hospital Grandparents are Orville Bingman Gloucester and Earl Davis Trimble Great grandparents E S Bingman Gloucester and George Smith Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Davis
Glenna Bingman
Jeffrey Addison Davis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Orville Bingman
Glouster
Earl Davis
Trimble
E. S. Bingman
George Smith
Columbus
Visit to Athens Hosts Japanese Study Class
Dorothy Albrecht of Cincinnati spent the weekend with the Rev and Mrs Dale Hoplight. Mrs Willis Blower, Mrs Ralph Hines, Mrs Holly Rogers, Mrs Nile Parks and Mrs Dale Hoplight attended Japan study classes Wednesday at the home of Mrs George McKinnis in Athens. Mrs D B Greene was the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Albrecht
Cincinnati
Dale Hoplight
Willis Blower
Ralph Hines
Holly Rogers
Nile Parks
Japan
George McKinnis
Athens
D. B. Greene
Youth Group Visits Athens County Children's Home
A group of Metho dist Youth Fellowship girls visited the Athens County Children's Home as part of a fall project on hospitals and homes. They will draft a skit about the visit for submission to the district MYF cabinet for district contests.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Athens County
Regular Job's Daughters Meeting Tonight at Masonic Hall
A regular meeting of Job's Daughters is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 PM at the Masonic hall. Members are reminded to attend and bring any required notices or reports.
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Job
Masonic Hall
Chit Chat Club Bazaar Raises 49 for Underprivileged Children
The Chit Chat Club gathered 49 dollars at their bazaar held Saturday at Cotters Sign shop. Proceeds will fund gifts for underprivileged children. Doilies were presented Zenith Jewell and Ernest Parker.
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Cotters Sign Shop
Zenith Jewell
Ernest Parker
Practice Date Changes for Degree Team in Marcellite Lodge
The degree team of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet Tuesday evening for degree team practice instead of Wednesday as previously planned.
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Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Degree To Be Conferred At FCOAM Meeting
The Fellowcraft degree will be conferred on a candidate Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the meeting of F. CO. A. M. 607. Refreshments will be served.
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F.co.a
Bloodmobile visit nets donors in New Haven
Fifty one citizens registered at the Bloodmobile’s New Haven visit and thirty seven were accepted as donors. The Lions Club sponsored the drive with Tom Hoffman as general chairman and doctors John Ridgway Mildred Bateman and T B McGowan on duty. Nurses Mrs Robert Johnston and Mrs Jack Frey donated. Mrs Jack Flesher aided. Garden Club served refreshments and Legion Auxiliary staff provided lunch. Registrants included John Hoffman Jack Frey Wetzell Fields Margaret Carmack Brady Knapp Arthur Wehrle Marvin Roush Nannie Roush John Wolfe Jimmie White Harold Capehart Donald O Roush Charles Jewell Tommie McIntyre Henry Buck Robert Cooke Ben Thompson Don Divers Robert Johnston Alice Tripp Dorothy James Leonard Smithson P J Wolpert David Fields Jr Paul Ray Mark Ward Leo Clarke Charles Weaver Russell Capehart Edward Baldwin John Fry Keith McClung Donald F Roush Albert Dodson Lewis Karschnik John Brabham Ella Roush Scott Knotts Margaret Roney Jack Miller Sybil Smith Helen Halstead Clay Roney Jr Wilda Blessing Douglas Miller Clara Hampton James Hoffman Jr William Roush Mrs Robert Johnston Esther Brown O J Howard Jr.
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New Haven
New Haven Lions Club
Tom Hoffman
John Ridgway
Mildred Bateman
T. B. McGowan
Robert Johnston
Jack Frey
Jack Flesher
New Haven Garden Club
Legion Auxiliary
John Hoffman
Wetzell Fields
Margaret Carmack
Brady Knapp
Arthur Wehrle
Marvin Roush
Nannie Roush
John Wolfe
Jimmie White
Harold Capehart
Donald O. Roush
Charles Jewell
Tommie McIntyre
Henry Buck
Robert Cooke
Ben Thompson
Don Divers
Alice Tripp
Wilda Blessing
Douglas Miller
Clara Hampton
James Hoffman, Jr
William Roush
Esther Brown
O. J. Howard, Jr
Minimum safe altitude for pilot ejection described
The note states a safe ejection altitude of 500 veg normal for pilots, while 1000 eet is suggested as another threshold. It presents a rough guidance comparing two units without formal standardization.
Wilkesville visit by Babington friends noted
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Babington hosted visiting friends from Wilkesville. Guests included members of the Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters along with several families. Among attendees were Mrs. Kearnly Ogdin, Mrs. Dan Sayre, Mrs. Emory Bishop, and others.
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Wilkesville
Earl Babington
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Babington
Vinton
Ernest Major
A. L. DeVault
Sandy White
Harry Peters
Freddie
Emily
Connie
Bess Gray
Eugene Campbell
Local Families Visit and Attend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs James Mulholand and relatives visited Colum bus to see their son and daughter in law Charles Mulholand The Longs and their Columbus son Milford spent the weekend with kin In Mansfield the Meathenys were weekend visitors to her parents The Longs visited Dayton relatives for Raymond Longs family The Shanks and Farley attended Wearthy Ivan Shanks Navy graduation in Maryland Thomas McCumbers and family of Columbus were called home due to the illness of Mrs McCumbers mother Verna Trivette and son Larry of River Rouge Mich spent a few days here Francis Woodruff Carol Kessel Amos Lowe and David Duffy and other Columbus workers spent the weekend with their families.
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James Mulholand
Charles Mulholand
Columbus
Milford Long
Eister Meatheny
Mansfield
Raymond Long
Raymond
Larry Baker
Dayton
Francis Woodruff
Carol Kessel
Amos Lowe
David Duffy
Coolville WSCS Met At Villa Kincade Home
The Coolville Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Villa Kincade’s home with 17 members and one guest. Mrs. Lulu Dunfee helped host. Helen Chapman led a program on Our Home Mission Centers and Race, and a Veterans' Christmas Stocking contribution was made. November’s meeting will be with Ethel Kincade.
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Coolville
WSCS
Villa Kincade
Lulu Dunfee
Helen Chapman
Veterans
Ethel Kincade
Friendly Garden Club holds October meeting
The Friendly Garden Club met in October with Mrs Hazel Parrish and assisting hostess Mrs Fluella Norman. Mrs Thelma Linton presided over the business meeting and Mrs Margaret Cook led the topic. Thirteen members attended.
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The
Friendly Garden Club
Hazel Parrish
Fluella Norman
Thelma Linton
Margaret Cook
Regional Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Alberta Foutty of Parkersburg and Mrs Kate Mills of Gallipolis joined Mr and Mrs Vaughn Adams for a visit. Cincinnati guests Hutson Thomas joined Mrs Florence Humprey and daughter Roberta for a Saturday stay. Villa Kincade spent time with sister and brother-in-law Fred Larkin in Long Bottom. George Bean and Etta Bean hosted in Albany with Neff Norman. Parrs attended a shower at Murphytown with 32 guests. Ladd family returned from Maryland after death of Mrs Ladds mother. Kilton and family visited Villa Kincade and attended church at Tuppers Plains. Emrick of Davisville, Bessie Parr of Cairo, and Parrys visited James W Barr at Clarksburg Veterans Hospital.
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Alberta Foutty
Parkersburg
Kate Mills
Gallipolis
J. E. Williams
Philadelphia, Pa
Vaughn Adams
George Bean
Etta Bean
Albany
Neff Norman
James A. Parr
James W. Parr
Murphytown
W. Va
Cecil Ladd
Glen
Obert Kilton
Monticello
Ill
Villa Kincade
Tuppers Plains
Kilton
Ernest Emrick
Davisville
Bessie Parr
Cairo
James W. Barr
Veterans’ Hospital
Clarksburg
Soldier completes training and receives MP assignment
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Strausbaugh announce their son Pvt. Jerry V. (Strausbaugh) Morrison 1J$52449187 has completed advanced training and earned MP rating M03.95110. He serves with the 1st Inf. Div. M.P.3 at Fort Riley Kansas and is slated to depart for Germany in December.
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Roy Strausbaugh
Pvt
Jerry V. (Strausbaugh
Morrison
Fort Riley
Kans
Germany
Police Chief Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Police Chief Leroy Bartrum returned to City Hall on Saturday to a surprise birthday party planned by his wife and children. Attendees included Mayor C. O. Fisher and local police and residents, with gifts and treats of ice cream and cake. A previous Friday affair drew 35 guests, with prize winners named and refreshments served.
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Middleport
Leroy Bartrum
Nathan Wise
Rutland
Lois Bartram
Columbus
C. O. Fisher
Everett Bostic
Herbert Gilkey
Leonard Gilmore
Dorothy Whittington
Cheshire
Clifford Whittington
Letart Falls
Charles Mulford
Exemplar Beta Sigma Phi Holds Masked Halloween Party
The Exemplar Chapter in Middleport hosted a masked Halloween party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan with husbands as guests. Costume prizes went to Charlotte Coates, Jean Morgan, and Ralph Welker. The social committee included Mrs. Ralph Welker and Mrs. Edward Baer along with numerous attendees from local families and guests from Cincinnati and Charleston W Virginia.
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Middleport
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roger Morgan
Charlotte Coates
Jean Morgan
Ralph Welker
Edward Baer
Thomas Rue
W. O. Atkins
Baer
Welker
Karl Krautter
Robert Coates
William Hobstetter
Selim Blazewicz
James Clark
Cincinnati
Joe Meeker
Charleston
W. Va
Dinner honors Miss Susan Taylor before Baton Rouge trip
Miss Vesta McCoy and Mrs. Burr Forrest hosted a Sunday dinner at their Middleport home in honor of Miss Susan Taylor. Guests included Mrs. R. C. Sansbury and Miss Bess Sanborn, with Taylor planning a winter stay in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Middleport
Vesta McCoy
Burr Forrest
Susan Taylor
Haley Birth Announcement Debra Haley Born at Meigs General
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haley announce the birth of a six pound five ounce daughter Debra born Thursday at Meigs General Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leland Haley and Mr and Mrs Antone Liter of Rutland. Mrs Haley is the former Doris Liter.
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Middleport
Kenneth Haley
Debra
Meigs General Hospital
Leland Haley
Antone Liter
Rutland
Haley
Doris Liter
Middleport soup supper postponed by Ladies Auxiliary
The annual soup supper of the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary was postponed from October 29. A new date will be set later.
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Middleport
Ladies Auxiliary
Texanna White Birthday Party At White Residence
A 13th birthday celebration for Texanna White took place Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White. Guests included Mary Carol Swanson Sandra Hysell Helen Taylor Maralyn Swan and Cinda Morris. Charades and dancing provided entertainment for the evening.
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Middleport
Texanna White
Charles White
Mary Carol Swanson
Sandra Hysell
Helen Taylor
Maralyn Swan
Cinda Morris
League Holds Shoot At Meigs Chapter Event
The Meigs Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America held a ham and bacon shoot with still targets and trap shooting practiced at a Chester area farm. The next public event is scheduled for November 24.
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Middleport
Meigs
Izaak Walton League of America
Chester
Cubs Meet Tonight at Middleport Baptist Church
The Cub Scout Pack gathers at 7 30 this evening at the Middleport Baptist Church. New Cub Scouts will be welcomed and a masked Halloween party will be held.
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Middleport
Middleport Baptist Church
Middleport BPW hostess committee meeting planned
The hostess committee of the Middleport Business and Professional Women will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney.
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Middleport
Middleport Business and Professional Women
Kenneth McElhinney
Heath Methodist Church Starts Fund Drive for Weekday School Program
Funds collection begun at Heath Methodist Church to support the Meigs County weekday religious education program in public schools. Members may contact chairwoman Mrs. Nan Moore to contribute.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Meigs County
Nan Moore
Davises Host Halloween Party for Cradle of Liberty Chapter
The Cradle of Liberty Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution was hosted by Charlene Diana Joyce and Elaine Davis at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Davis in Middleport. A masked Halloween party was held for chapter members and guests.
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Middleport
Charlene
Diana
Joyce
Elaine Davis
Cradle of Liberty
Children of the American Revolution
J. J. Davis
Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Hosts Christmas Party
Mrs. H E Bush entertained the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club at her Middleport home for a Christmas party. President Shirley Mills led the meeting and a couch project for the children’s home was discussed. Contact Mrs. E L Hughes about donations. guest Mrs. Bufort East attended.
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Middleport
H. E. Bush
Jolly Bunch Sewing Club
Shirley Mills
E. L. Hughes
Bufort East
Middleport People and Visits Highlight Weekend
Middleport residents shared weekend visits with relatives across Ohio. Joe Hecox and family from Toledo visited his parents A R Hecox. Frances Zeise of Columbus was a recent guest. Fanny Green returned to Middleport from Coalport to live with son William Green. James Arnold and daughter Judy hosted relatives in North Hampton while Mrs Arnold recovers from influenza. F M Fugate visited Cincinnati with daughter William Stoecker’s family. George Faris of Columbus, an attorney, is temporarily in Annapolis. Roy Sinn of Conoy visited daughter and son in law Bernard Fultz and family. Mrs Charles McNamee, who had a stroke, showed improvement.
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Joe Hecox
Susan
Robert
Toledo
A. R. Hecox
Frances Zeise
Columbus
Fanny Green
Coalport
Middleport
William Green
S. Fourth Ave
James Arnold
North Hampton
Judy
Arnold
F. M. Fugate
Cincinnati
William Stoecker
George Faris
Roy Sinn
Convoy
Bernard Fultz
Charles McNamee
S. Second Ave
Community Notes Speak of Visits and Meetings in Murray City
Residents and relatives visit from Akron Columbus Glouster Newark Roseville and Coraopolis. The Murray City Methodist Church Women host a meeting with 19 members while program duties are assigned. The PTA and Band Boosters plan a high school carnival on November 24 as others share family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
James Evans
Leon Campbell
Timken St
Dale Toothman
Newark
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Murray City Methodist Church
Naomi Stiff
Virgil Archer
Garnet Powell
Blanche Brooker
Opal Lanning
Marie Anders
Springfield
Bertha Bryan
James Sanborn
Wilburt Sanborn
Richard Buchanan
Lee Buchanan
Robert Vasko
John Vasko
Larry Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Eugene Abahazie
Helen Abahazie
San Diego
Calif
Blaine Steele
Columbus
Air Force
Sylvia Sweazy
Pearl Lantz
Harold Lantz
Roseville
William McDonald
James Richard
Mary
Susan Ervin
Zaleski Social Notes
Zaleski social notes record various visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs Albert Bur ley Mrs James Cram Mrs Perry Pinney in Athens and multiple trips among McKibbens Tripp Knowlton Loper Vansky and others across Chauncey Wellston Columbus Mineral Chillicothe Albany Erie and Johnstown.
Millfield Residents Invited to Meeting
Chauncey Millfield residents are invited to a Tuesday organizational meeting to form a water commission for the community. The gathering is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the East Millfield School.
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Millfield
Chauncey — Millfield
East Millfield School
Three Court Cases Heard in Glouster Court
Mayor Thomas Williams Sr reports three cases heard last week. Jerrold Griffis of Pennsylvania was fined 29.80 for failure to have a non resident hunting license. F L Cannon Freeburg was fined 13.80 for failure to stop at a stop sign. Charlies Smith Columbus was fined 13.80 for assault.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Jerrold Griffis
Pennsylvania
F. L. Cannon
Freezburg
Charlies Smith
Columbus
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Mercury
Louster Women’s News
Norma Gale Wilcox
Robert Holliday
Avanel Radikin
Cinerama
Middleport Women’s News
Sharon Jones
Jances Gullet
Judy Kerns
Neda _ Bradford
Karl Beck
Forrest Bachtel
Ann McClintock
Debra Grueser
Elaine Hackett
Debbie Collopy
Charlene Davis
Kirk Beck
Davis
Roger Morgans
Miss Taylor
Haleys
Cubs
Murray City
Charles Walter
Akron
Isabel Bracken
Andy Verba
McKinley Bridge
St. Louis
St. Louis City Hospital
Zaleski Social Notes
Great Smoky Mountains
George McKibben
Sylvester Knowlton
Erie
Michigan
Everett McKibben
Cleire James
Orland Burke
John Loper
Loper
Theodore Loper
Blanche Stanley
Ruth Wyman
Emmett Johnson
Charles Vansky
Gayle Atkinson
Perry Pinney
Max Thomas
Maynard Thomas
Harry Tripp
Mrs
Stanley
Fred McKibben
Johnstown
McKibben
Pugh
Mr. McKibben
Blanche Potter
J. L. Cavanaugh
Potter
William Potter
AGY
Betty
PTA
E. 40Th Street
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N.Y
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Pat Perkins
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