Three Cincinnati Women Revisit Childhood Haunts
Three Cincinnati women visit landmarks from their youth. Miss Bluma Franklin, a high school principal, recalls her father ran a clothing store near the opera house block. Misses Frances and Emma Kohnky, teachers, say their parents operated a variety store in the building now E R McGraw’s shoe store.
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Cincinnati
Bluma Franklin
Opera House
Frances
Emma Kohnky
E. R. McGraw
California visitor arrives to spend time here
C. T. Wright of California arrived Saturday to spend some time with relatives and friends here.
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C. T. Wright
California
Mrs Fraunberg and Edna Rose Visit Furgusons
Mrs Roy Fraunberg and her daughter Edna Rose spent the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs R L Ferguson and returned Monday to their home in Terre Haute.
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Roy Fraunberg
Edna Rose
R. L. Furguson
Terre Haute
Miss Jennie McGrew Sets Out on Portland Trip
Miss Jennie McGrew and her Huntington cousin prepare a motor journey to Portland Maine with plans for travel and sightseeing.
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Jennie McGrew
Huntington
Portland
Maine
Memorial Day Homecoming of Max Masterson from Franklin College
Max Masterson is home from Franklin College over Memorial Day and will stay until Sunday. The brief notes his return and short visit duration.
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Max Masterson
Franklin College
Visit Highlights From St Petersburg Guest in Cambridge City
Mrs J W Harper of St Peters burg Fla arrived Saturday to stay several days with Mr and Mrs W H Doney and was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs C F Wheeler. Dr J N Study celebrated his 79th birthday quietly Saturday and remains in fine health as one of Cambridge City’s oldest physicians since 1880. Tribune joins in congratulations. David Stombaugh expected home today from Purdue for summer vacation.
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J. W. Harper
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. H. Doney
C. F. Wheeler
J. N
Cambridge City
Tribune
David Stombaugh
Purdue
Local social visits spread through Hagerstown area
Mrs. Everett Sullivan and her son John Albert of Hagerstown visited Mrs. Martha Campbell on Monday. Miss Julia Leonard of Lima Ohio spent the end of the week with Mrs. Wm Clapper and family. Mrs. John Timmins of Richmond enjoyed Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Clapper.
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Everett Sullivan
John Albert
Hagerstown
Martha Campbell
Julia Leonard
Lima
Ohio
Wm. Clapper
John Timmins
Richmond
William Clapper
Hendersons Tour Through Pittsburgh To Virginia
Mr and Mrs M S Henderson of Suincy Illinois traveled with Mr and Mrs Monroe Bales and family from Suincy to Pittsburgh where they accompanied as far as Pittsburgh. They plan to spend the week in Virginia before continuing to Charleston West Virginia with Mr and Mrs Forsythe and others.
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M. S. Henderson
Suincy
Ill
Charleston
West Virginia
Monroe Bales
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Local couples host visits across towns this week
Mr and Mrs Thomas Shaw of Redkey visit relatives Mr and Mrs Harry Bales this week. Miss Anita Bales departs Sunday for a month with Mr and Mrs Emmett Shaw in Detroit.
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Mrs. Thomas Shaw of
Redkey
Mrs
Harry Bales
Anita Bales
Emmett Shaw
Detroit
Families Gather for Memorial Day Across Indiana Towns
Mr and Mrs George Cary and daughters of Muncie visited Memorial Day events with Miss Rose Griesinger. Mrs Henry Boles and Mrs Howard Bryant of Milton joined Mr and Mrs Clarence Waddel in Greenfield for the holiday weekend.
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George Cary
Muncie
Rose Griesinger
Henry Boles
Howard Bryant
Milton
Clarence Waddel
Greenfield
Centerville Visit Highlights Rowlan and Mason Families
Mr. and Mrs. William Rowlan and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clevenger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mason in Centerville. Mrs. Herbert Morgan and her son from Dublin spent Monday with Mrs. J. E. Brooks.
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William Rowlan
Earl Clevenger
Everett Mason
Centerville
Herbert Morgan
Veatch Family Spends Sunday With Snyders in Connersville
Mr and Mrs Keith Veatch and their daughter visited Mr and Mrs Florence Snyder on Sunday in Connersville.
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Keith Veatch
Florence Snyder
Connersville
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Lawrence Ogborn of Mansfield spent the weekend with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beeson hosted Rodger Kennedy in Carthage. Foster Scudder and Dick Wonsettler visited Philip Scudder in Lexington Kentucky. Valetta Bachmann returned from Indianapolis for Decoration Day and left for Camp Brosius Wisconsin for a month. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Leapley hosted their 500 club Tuesday evening.
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Lawrence Ogborn
Mansfield, O
Glen Beeson
Mrs
Rodger Kennedy
Carthage
Mrs. Foster Scudder
Dick Wonsettler
Philip Scudder
Lynndon
Kentucky
Valetta Bachmann
Indianapolis
Camp Brosius
Wis
McKinley Leapley
500 Club
Richmond woman visits kin amid Decoration Day services
Miss Annabelle Hunt of Richmond spent last week with her sister and family here. Mr and Mrs Fred Adrion, Mrs Elizabeth A Scott and Miss Isadore Adrion attended the Decoration Day services at Batson cemetery last Sunday.
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Annabelle Hunt
Richmond
Fred Adrion
Elizabeth A. Scott
Isadore Adrion
Batson Cemetery
Free Advertising For Unemployed In The Trib
The Tribune offers free advertisements during the summer for anyone seeking work or offering help to the unemployed. Eligible ads cover a range including contractor painter cement work and carpenter services with space limited to this classification.
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Tribune
No Account David Play Set by Dublin Legion Auxiliary
The No Account David play in three acts by the Pershing Evangelical church Sunday school class, sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary, will be at the I O O F hall Dublin on Tuesday June 10 at 8 00 p m The cast includes about ten characters and the show has drawn crowds in Germantown and Richmond Added features include specialties by Glen Hoel Harold Kaiser Genevieve Riser and Gene Shrawder from Dublin.
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Dublin
Ind
David
Pershing Evangelical Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Germantown
Richmond
Glen Hoel
Harold Kaiser
Pershing
Genevieve Riser
Gene Shrawder
Celebration of Pentecost Union Meeting at Cambridge City
The Methodist Church hosts a Pentecost union gathering Sunday afternoon June 8 at 2 30 featuring special music scripture reading an address by Rev J Ira Jones of Richmond and a closing benediction from Rev Rahrar with Rev McCormick and Rev Davis contributing songs and remarks.
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The
Methodist Church
Cambridge City
Eae Pa Ree
McCormick
J. Ira Jones
Richmond
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Baptist church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m evening service at 7 30 p m B Y P U at 6 30 p m led by Cora Helen Jones with a play and special music The public is invited The Senior W W G meets at the church next Monday evening and the Junior W W G meets at Mrs Chester Hall's home
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Cora Helen Jones
W.W. G
Chester Hall
Pentecost Service and Lord's Supper Observance
Bible school at 9 30 a m with morning worship and sermon by the pastor. Observe Pentecost and the Lord's Supper on the church’s 1900th birthday. Every member asked to attend. Bible school Council Monday at 7 30 pm. Children’s Day set for June 15.
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Bible School Council
Pentecost Services at Germantown and Pleasant Hill
Special services on Pentecost with a sermon at Germantown church Sunday evening. The pastor preaches at the German town church Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and at Pleasant Hill at 10 30 a m with Sunday school as usual at both churches.
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Germantown
Pleasant Hill
Pentecost Observance at Cambridge City Methodist Church
A special Pentecost service is planned at the Cambridge City Methodist Church with a combined Sunday school and church service from 9 30 to 11 15 in the morning. The 50 year honor roll members are urged to attend for group photographs. A Pentecost Anniversary observance follows Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock for the entire membership.
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Cambridge City
Pentecost Day Observed With Sacrament and Sermon
Pentecost Day services include Communion and a sermon titled When the Day of Pentecost is Come. Special music and a reception for new members follow. All members urged to attend. An evening Children’s Day program at 7 30 features The Glittering Gate by the Sunday School children. The public is invited to all services.
Sunday program and convention details announced
A Children's Day program will run during the Sunday school hour starting at 9 30 a m The pastor Rev Smith will deliver a sermon at 10 45 The choir will perform special music The state Sunday school convention is set for Huntington Ind June 17 19
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Rev. Smith
Huntington
Ind
Pentecost Calendar at St Elizabeth’s Church
Next Sunday morning at 7 30 Mass the First Communion Class will receive Holy Communion. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock the First Communicants and catechism children will renew baptismal vows and join in the sea of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Thursday eve at 7 30 Holy Hour will be held. The First Friday devotion to the Sacred Heart will be Friday June 6. Saturday morning the blessing of Pentecost baptismal water will precede Holy Mass. Anticipation of St Elizabeth's church Golden Jubilee erection next autumn is noted.
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St. Elizabeth’s Church
Wedding Bells For White and Paul In Milton
White-Paul marry at Christian church parsonage in Milton with Rev. F. C. McCormick officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Ohio and reside in Cambridge City as their friends offer congratulations.
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Thelma White
Will White
Hagerstown
John Paul
Ed. O. Paul
Christian Church
Milton
F. C. McCormick
Ohio
Cambridge City
the Tribune
Basil Bright and Helen Scott Wed at Milton Home
Basil Bright of Winchester and Miss Helen Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scott were united in marriage Sunday morning June 1 at Rev McCormick's Milton home. They are receiving congratulations from friends.
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Basil Bright
Winchester
Helen .Scott
John Scott
McCormick
Milton
Shroyer-Fleming Announces June Wedding in Flint Michigan
Mr and Mrs C F Wheeler received invitations to the wedding of Miss Mary Carolyn Shroyer and Gordon Alger Fleming. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 14 at 8 p m at the Ballenger home 914 Church Street Flint Michigan. Miss Shroyer formerly lived here and is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Shroyer. She has resided with the Ballengers for several years as friends send congratulations.
Value of Our Boys Today Raises Scout Support
An appeal asserts boys are invaluable beyond property and urges strong backing for the Boy Scout organization to ensure moral, mental, and physical development. It argues that investing in youths now yields better men tomorrow and questions whether Scouts have been adequately appreciated.
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Boy Scout Organization
Mrs Charles Alberts Seriously Ill at Richmond Home
Mrs Charles Alberts is seriously sick at her home in Richmond. The brief item notes her condition and location, with no additional details.
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Charles Alberts
Richmond
Local Families Visit Over Memorial Day Weekend
Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford and family of Chicago spent the week end with their parents here. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Gipe of Logansport spent over Memorial Day with their many friends here. Margaret and Freda Conner had as their weekend guests Misses Elizabeth Lesley and Charlene Thornberg of Winchester.
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Harold Sanford
Chicago
Mrs
Lincoln Gipe
Logansport
Margaret and
Freda Conner
Elizabeth Lesley and
Charlene Thornberg
Winchester
Will Austil Suffering From Uraemia After Altitude Flight
Will Austil, who returned home sick from a western business trip, is diagnosed with uraemia described as a very serious condition caused by rapid altitude change.
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Will Austil
Local trio travels to Newcastle. car stolen in visit
Lee Ault and daughter Miss Harriet spent Sunday and part of Monday in Newcastle with Dr. and Mrs. Canaday. Dr. Canaday had his new car stolen from the street Saturday evening. Ault will attend the Alumni Association meeting at Winchester Friday evening. he was superintendent of schools there 53 years ago.
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Lee Ault
Harriet
Newcastle
Canaday
Ault
Winchester
Legion and Auxiliary
Cambridge City
Aerogram
O. L. Bodenhamer
Connie Geisler
Kiwanis
Indiana Department
Raymond Springer
Connersville
Arthur Ball
Muncie
Clarence Jackson
New Castle
Pleas Greenlee
Indiana
L. A. Cortner
Dist
A. J. Dougherty
Organized Reserves
Bussel
Greenfield
Sixth District
von Siebert
Bruce L. Peters
S. B. Gehr
Mrs Hicks Hosts Bridge Luncheon For Miss Woodward
A Tuesday afternoon bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Robert Hicks honored Miss Pauline Woodward who plans to sail to New York June 11 and then to Europe. Guests included Mrs Harry Bertsch Mrs Robert Bertsch Mrs Fred Bond Mr Max Feemster Mr Robert Krone Mr Bruce Peters Miss Beatrice Swallow and others.
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Robert Hicks
Bridge
Pauline Woodward
New York
Europe
Mesdames
Harry Bertsch
Robert Bertsch
Fred Bond
Max Feemster
Robert Krone
Bruce Peters
Lotus Miller
Harper Lindsay
Harry Caldwell
Edeywood Dublin
Lee Florea
Max Kitterman
Russell Worl
Fred Huddleston
Beatrice Swallow
Miss Woodward
Desert Moon Ranch Delivers Hollow Peace After Doubts
A narrator recounts a week of tense doubt about Sam keeping Miss Mac Donald at Desert Moon ranch. The period feels paradoxically calm, with no outward events as the group sustains a tense, falsified normalcy while Sam locks up the house early.
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Sam
Miss MacDonald
Desert Moon Ranch
Poison Puzzle at the Desert Moon Ranch
A tense scene at Desert Moon ranch follows suspects and fears of a killer on the loose. Mary notes the danger while Sam worries about loyalties and the need for proof, as Mary hints at a strangler and a hidden danger on the property.
Annual Game of Chance Canteloupe Season Preview
The Ohio State Journal notes the cantaloupe harvest and tips for seasonal buyers as a gentler pastime replaces horse gambling. It highlights fruit markets opening soon and aims to inform readers about homegrown produce timing and availability.
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Ohio State Journal
Hoosier father warns son to stay straight and true
A Hoosier father teaches his son moral conduct urging sobriety and integrity. He emphasizes avoiding alcohol and tobacco, resisting bad deals, and choosing the straight and narrow path to earn his parents pride. The dialogue repeats the refrain you cannot always lead the van but you can always be a man.
Germantown Social Roundup of Friendly Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Frank Kiser of Max wel and others attended the Routhe funeral. Greensfork visitors with Lambs. Winters and Winters at Dayton. Howell of Richmond with Ammermans. Loper and Dare guests of Personnette. Wickersham and Ammerman with Fadely in Middletown. Conklin from Cambridge City visiting Rush. Close and son hosted by Gethers. Euchre club tonight. Behr of Indianapolis with sister Cora. Grace Neff ill in Lew isburg Ohio. Winter anniversary with Beck and Wright. Campbell Duff wedding announced for June 16. Wagner Jackson and Harper guests of Wills.
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Frank Kiser
Maxwell
Edward Kaiser
Routhe
Larkin Gamber
Greensfork
Raphael Lamb
Charles Winter
Harry
Sherrill Winter
Dayton
Everett Howell
Richmond
Carl Ammerman
Wilbur Personnette
Elmer Loper
Fred Loper
C. R. Dare
Fairfield
Earl Wickersham
Harry Fadely
Middletown
Jane Conklin
Cambridge City
Marjory Ellen Rush
Charles Close
Mahlon Gethers
R. P. Beckett
Will Behr
Indianapolis
Cora Behr
Raymond Biser
Grace Neff
Lewisburg
Ohio
Frank Winter
Ellsworth Beck
Robert Wright
Connersville
Iva
Edith Duff
Thelma Campbell
Miss Campbell
Wayne Duff
Clarence Wagner
Chie Jackson
Jack Harper
Milton Items Highlight Local Social and Church News
The notices recap visits and guests around Milton including Emma Zeller with Clara Houseworth and Kelsey Ramey, Annie Dodge’s illness, and multiple family gatherings. Albert Ferris was elected president of the Wayne County Sunday School Association at Whitewater’s convention.
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Emma Zeller
Doddridge Chapel
Clara Houseworth
Kelsey Ramey
Milton
Zeller
Edgar Beeson
Norman Bryant
Isaac Bryant
Hagerstown
Willard Lamb
Spiceland
Christian Church
Annie Dodge
David Hutchens
Ralph Hutchens
E. Cnny
Mays Station
Charles Grubbs
Jesse Revilee
Richmond
Dan Hess
Orvel Hess
LaVerne Huddleston
Straughn
Clayton Kimmel
Jolly 24 Club
South Central Avenue
Lawrence Wissler
Centerville
Letter Requests Tribune Address Change
Omer Guyton asks for a Tribune address change from 667 Soquel Avenue to Box 54 in Santa Cruz California. He explains selling the country home and traveling before re locating, and notes mail will be received at the new address while in California. He mentions Mrs Bond and daughter Mrs Hurst and sends best wishes to staff and friends.
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Omer Guyton
Soquel Avenue
Santa Cruz
Cali
Tribune
Soquel Ave
Helen Hunt Club Closes Year With Scholarship Fund
The Helen Hunt club held its final meeting of the year with Mrs. Viola Lindsay. A committee including Mrs. A. M. Feemster Mrs. Robert Hicks and Mrs. William Judkins was named to manage the new scholarship loan fund.
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Helen Hunt Club
Viola Lindsay
A. M. Feemster
Robert Hicks
William Judkins
Charles S. Kuhns
Earlhaa College
Earlham
Cora Bailey
Denver
Mary Overbeck
George E. Callaway
Mrs. Fred Adrian Attends Rebekah Meeting in Newcastle
Mrs. Fred Adrian attended the Rebekah meeting at Newcastle Wednesday night.
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Fred Adrian
Newcastle
Newcastle social note lists Mrs. Clay Lester guest
Mrs. Clay Lester of Newcastle was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kiser on Sunday, sharing an informal social evening.
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Clay Lester of
Newcastle
Adam Kiser
Dinner party hosted by Brumfields in Richmond
Mr and Mrs Ray Lamberson and their daughters attended a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs James Brumfield in Richmond on Sunday.
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Ray Lamberson
James Brumfield
Richmond
Will Judkins Krone and Kuster attend Funeral Directors convention
Will Judkins Walter Krone and Harry Kuster attended the Funeral Directors convention in Columbus Ohio this week to discuss industry issues and network with peers.
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Will Judkins
Walter Krone
Harry Kuster
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis couple visit Middleton Wagner family
Mr and Mrs G D Ford of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Middleton and Mrs Elizabeth Wagner in a local social gathering.
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G. D. Ford
Indianapolis
Frank Middleton
Elizabeth Wagner
Mrs Huddleston Visits Fortville Parents This Week
Mrs. Fred Huddleston of Fortville is spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Filby.
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Fred Huddleston
Fortville
Mrs
E. D. Filby
Miss Adell Edwards Coming Home From Hospital Stay
Miss Adell Edwards returns from Robert Long hospital after a three week stay for casnion treatment. She expects to resume rest for a major surgery in a few weeks.
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Adell Edwards
Robert Long Hospital
Miss Edwards
Clear WLW Monday Book Review Delights Listeners
WLW radio Monday afternoon delivered a flawless book review with every word clear and distinctly heard. The announcer presented a well prepared critique, and Leo House receives congratulations.
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WLW
Leo House
Harmeier Family Hosts from Milton and Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs I J L Harmeier welcomed Mrs Anna Harmeier of Milton her sister Mrs Clara Westall of Detroit Mich and Mr and Mrs Jack Thomas of Richmond over the weekend Frances Dell of Milton joined the gathering returning Saturday with her niece.
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I. J. L. Harmeier
Anna Harmeier
Milton
Clara Westall
Detroit
Mich
Jack Thomas
Richmond
Frances Dell
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