National Secretary Marian Handy to be honored locally
Miss Marian Handy of Columbus Ohio, national field secretary of Kappa Kappa Gamma, will visit the University of Iowa and local alumnae. Cedar Rapids and Ames alumnae host luncheons and a dinner in her honor as Beta Zeta chapter and the university group extend greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Handy
Columbus
Kappa Kappa Gamma _ sorority
Beta Zeta
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Miss Handy
Ames Alumnae Association
Winslow Family Members Return From Midwest Trip
Mrs Edward F Winslow and Miss Mary Winslow returned Monday evening after visiting Miss Anne Winslow at St Marys Hall in Faribault Minnesota Miss Mary Winslow a student at the University of Iowa returned early Tuesday morning to her school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Mary Winslow
Anne Winslow
St. Mary’s Hall
Faribault
Minn
University of Iowa
Ladies Plan Chicago Trip This Week
Mrs. Franklin Battin of Cottage Grove avenue SE and Mrs. Edward M. Soboda Jr of 2020 Park avenue SE go with Mrs. Battin’s guest Mrs. William McHenry of Dennison to Chicago for several days by motor departure Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Battin
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
Park Avenue SE
Mrs. Louie Christensen Visits Epler Family
Mrs. Louie Christensen of Sioux City and her son visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Epler at 1930 Linden drive SE. They arrived after accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Epler who had been visiting in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Christensen
Sioux City
Modern Reading club luncheon at 1 p.m.
Mrs L R Gerhardt invites Modern Reading club to luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday at 2721 First Avenue E. Mrs James E Patterson assists the hostess and Mrs Karl Blaise reviews Life With Father by Clarence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Gerhardt
First Avenue E
Modern Reading Club
James E Patterson
Karl Blaise
Clarence Day
Ramsey Return From Chicago Visit With Burmeisters
Mrs. J. H. Ramsey and her husband returned from Chicago where they visited her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burmeister of La Grange. Mrs. Ramsey's husband accompanied her and returned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Lester Burmeister
la Grange
Ramsey
Mrs. Ramsey
Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi dinner meeting reports guests
Sigma chapter a Beta Sigma Phi business girls' sorority held a dinner Monday evening at Mrs Koffron's tea room with 25 members and guests present. Special guest Mrs George Newland attended and out of town guest Miss Ruth Bartling of Vinton joined. Miss Bernice Nolan won first prize at monopoly after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Club History Dept Re-Elects Mrs Mott in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club history and literature department re elected Mrs. Arthur Mott as chair at a Monday luncheon. Forty three members attended as Easter flowers decorated the club house. New officers include Mrs Frank Gates as leader and Mrs Herman Keller as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mott
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. S N Berry Returns From California
Mrs. S N Berry has returned from Los Angeles where she spent the winter. Before settling permanently she will be a guest of Mrs. John K Jones at 211 Fifteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Berry
California
Los Angeles
Calif
John K. Jones
Fifteenth Street
Torgeson Family to Leave After Midwest Visit
Mrs. Alfred C. Torgeson and her daughter Gertrude of Kimball Nebraska will return home Wednesday morning after four weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Denecke at 1744 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Torgeson
Gertrude
Kimball, Neb
Charles Denecke
Second Avenue SE
Coe College Dean Leads Delegation to Intercollegiate Women Students Meet
Dean Mary Bell of Coe College travels from Cedar Rapids to Granville Ohio with three students Miss Blanche Lichtenstein Miss Ruth Jass and Miss Katherine Zisko to attend the Inter collegiate Association of Women Students convention at Denison University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Coe College
Denison University
Granville
Intercollegiate Association of Women Students
Blanche Lichtenstein
Grand Mound
Association of Women Students
Coe
Ruth Jass
Alden
Voorhees House Council
Katherine Zisko
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Milburn Hosts Dolores Joane Birthday Party
Mrs Elvice Milburn entertained at a party Friday honoring her daughter Dolores Joane's sixth birthday at 225 Thirty first Street SE. Guests included Kenneth Bartlett Dolores Cherry Betty Zinser Anna Mae Foushee Fern Kemp Regina Mae Blake and several named adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvice Milburn
Thirtyfirst
Dolores Joane
Kenneth Bartlett
Dolores Cherry
Betty Zinser
Anna Mae Foushee
Fern Kemp
Regina Mae Blake
Clark Bartlett
Frank Foushee
Paul Blake
Harold Usher
Bernice Hanson
P. T. A. Meeting Set for Thursday in Fillmore
Fillmore P. T. A. will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m for officer elections. Second and 3B pupils will present a program. Mothers of these pupils will hostesses. A social hour will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Three Local PEO Chapters Meet In Members Homes
More than 100 members and guests attended events across three PEO chapters. Chapter DE heard Dr. A W Erskine discuss trends in modern medicine with Miss Marianna Sackett as a guest. Chapter GM hosted Art in the Home with Miss Dorothy Rowles performing. Chapter HJ featured a program on Iowa by Miss Katherine Franken with literary remarks about Paul Engle and Jay Sigmund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Erskine
George M. Bird
Third Avenue SE
Edward H. Files
Marianna Sackett
Fort Collins
Colo
Bird
Belle Butterfield
J. H. Ramsey
E.R. Owen
C. T. Reynolds
Florence Robinson
Helen Hubbard
A. L. Augustine
Chapter GM
Inga Tapper
Forest Drive
Dorothy Rowles
Gertrude Shoemaker
Miss Rowles
Onawa
G. M. Wodtke
Chapter
Charles City
Paul Menoher
Katherine Franken
Iowa
D. R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
Hal Ferguson
Paul Engle
Ann Elizabeth Helscher
Mr. Engle
Jay Sigmund
Miss Helscher
Sigourney
Rufus Lee
Omaha
Boyd Rogers
Ada Crocker
Herbert Henderson
Dean Barnhizer
Barnhizer
Philip Shive
Lynch
Leola Heefner and Allen Palmer Wed in Center Point
Miss Leola Heefner and Allen Palmer, both of Center Point, married Friday evening at the bride's parents home. The Rev C E Miller officiated with Lelas Benson and Harold Heefner as attendants. The bride, a Washington high and Iowa State Teachers College graduate, has taught locally, while the groom operates the Center Point dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Heefner
G. D. Heefner
Allen Palmer
W. F. Palmer
Center Point
C. E. Miller
The
Christian Church
Lelas Benson
Harold Heefner
Anamosa
Gerald
Lois
Wilbur Wallace
Palmer
Center Point High School
Taylor sponsors Camp Fire group at school
Tiyata Camp Fire group organized under Taylor P. T. A. sponsorship at the school Monday evening. Officers include Bonnie Jones president Gloria Myers vice president Georgia Sundberg secretary Mil dred Johnson treasurer Bernice Steggal scribe and Mary Byrnes record keeper. Gloriana Eby is also a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiyata Camp
Taylor P. T. A
Bonnie Jones
Gloria Myers
Georgia Sundberg
Mildred Johnson
Bernice Steggal
Mary Byrnes
Gloriana Eby
Piano Recital At Miss Grace Listebarger Studio
Miss Grace Listebarger presented a group of students in a Saturday piano recital at her home studio 1208 First Avenue W. Participants included Evelyn Vanourny Maxine Surry Sarah Mae Messenger Janet Patrick Lois Jean Listebarger Carol Barta Virginia Stransky Margaret Swope Ruth Olson Betty Janu Kathryn Loomis Lloyd Buresh Mary Louise Harmon Merell Keyes Kenneth Buresh and Keith Listebarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Listebarger
First Avenue W
Evelyn Vanourny
Maxine Surry
Sarah Mae Messenger
Janet Patrick
Lois Jean Listebarger
Carol Barta
Virginia Stransky
Margaret Swope
Ruth Olson
Betty Janu
Kathryn Loomis
Lloyd Buresh
Mary Louise Harmon
Merell Keyes
Kenneth Buresh
Keith Listebarger
Cub Pack No 4 Forms First Year Progress Report
Cub Pack No. 4 sponsored by Harrison school meets weekly. Den 1 led opening flag ceremony as Clifford Lysingring earned the Bear badge. Pack won the flag for best performance and best ticket sales at the cub circus. A note from N Harold West commends the program. Den No 4 reports outlined progress. A new den chief named Ralph Lawrence.New officers to lead May first: W C Hassell chair and Arthur Lawrence cub master. Jerome Lewis named coach and manager of the pack baseball team. Everett Phillips Orville Elmore and Jack Carpenter performed guitar pieces. Mrs George Beem named den mother of Den 3. William Kuda visited as troop 4 scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack No
Harrison School
den No. 1
Clifford Lysingring
N. Harold West
Den
Arthur Lawrence
den No. 4
Ralph Lawrence
W. C. Hassell
Jerome Lewis
Everett Phillips
Orville Elmore
Jack Carpenter
George Beem
William Kuda
Miss Frances Rompotl Visits Dallas Parents
Miss Frances Rompotl of Dallas Texas is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J V Rompotl at 393 Eighteenth street SE. She will stay here for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rompotl
Dallas, Tex
J. V. Rompotl
Eighteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club presents Back of the Yards in Davenport
The Cedar Rapids Dramatic Art Department staged Back of the Yards by Kenneth Goodman in Davenport at the Municipal Art gallery. Mrs. Robert Campbell directed the cast including Mrs. Edward Drew and Dan Kruidenier with special guests from Cedar Rapids for the Rock Island Woman's club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodman
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids
Edward Drew
Charles L. Gunn
Dan Kruidenier
Allen Edwards
E. W. Krickard
Matilda Smnouffer
F. C. Nissen
S. R. Hawkins
General Club
Frank Guyott
Elton Yeager
John Wilson
P. D. Merveaux
D. P. Schwarzentruber
F. Kee
Robert Campell
Minerva Delphian Studies Roman Religion
A Minerva Delphian meeting discussed Christian worship in ancient Rome. Speakers described catacombs as tombs and chapels, basilican churches, Byzantine domes, Romanesque arches, and Gothic pointed arches as key architectural features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Minerva Delphian
A. H. Conn
F. L. Bokorney
Harry Johnson
T. M. Deal
J. W. Barnett
Vincent Ogburn
Calvary Baptist Women Attend Downey Meeting and Elect Treasurer
Calvary Baptist church women from Downey attending the Mid-Eastern Iowa Baptist Association meeting included Mrs. R A Houser Mrs W S Butterfield Mrs J Torrance Mrs Byron Heneks Mrs R V Clear waters Mrs Dorothy Miller Mrs E McDaniel Mrs C H Miller Miss M Hartley Miss J Bach elder Mary Tremaine Mrs E Baumgartner Mrs Amos Smith Mrs D Williams Mrs L V Johnson Mrs R Comreid Mrs L Elam Harriet Hanson Mrs Nelson Minor Mrs L Hershey and Blanche Houser. Mrs Butterfield was elected association treasurer for the coming year. A drama The Second Mile was presented by the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Mid-Eastern Iowa Baptist Association
Downey
R. A. Houser
W. S. Butterfield
J. Torrance
Byron Heneks
R. V. Clearwaters
Dorothy Miller
E. McDaniel
C. H. Miller
M. Hartley
J. Bachelder
Mary Tremaine
E. Baumgartner
Amos
Social Evening Honors Mrs Wallace With Bridge and Pinochle Prizes
Mrs Frank Saylor and Mrs John Wallace hosted a Monday evening at Mrs Donald Wallace home 1521 Eighth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Prizes went to Mrs Darrell Sawyer and Mrs Charles Vavra for bridge and to Mrs John Cunningham for pinochle. Attendees included Mrs Robert Wallace of Maywood Ill Betty Ann, Mrs H C McConnaughy of Wyoming, Mrs Gerald Cooper of Marion, Mrs Joseph Douda and many Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Saylor
John Wallace
Donald Wallace
Eighth Avenue SE
Bridge
Darrell Sawyer
Charles Vavra
John Cunningham
Robert Wallace
Maywood
Ill
Betty Ann
H. C. McConnaughy
Wyoming
Gerald Cooper
Marion
Joseph Douda
Mrs Thompson and Mrs Schirmer Motor Trip West
Mrs. Howard Thompson of 1263 First Avenue East and Mrs. Fred N Schirmer of 1600 Washington Avenue SE left Tuesday morning for a two week motor trip through the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
First Avenue E
Fred N. Schirmer
Washington Avenue SE
Homebuilders Meet for Picnic at First Evangelical Church
The Homebuilders class of the First Evangelical church met with Mrs. Edna Canaday for a picnic supper and business session Monday evening. The Rev. George Stauffacher attended as guest. Members present included Mrs. S. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. George Helsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Canaday and their daughter Carol Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Edna Canaday
Avenue NW
George Stauffacher
S. Ford
George Helsinger
Lester Lodge
Wilbur Canaday
Carol Lee
Jirinecs Return After Weekend with Relatives
Mr and Mrs Frank Jirinec Jr return to Pekin Illinois Sunday evening after spending the weekend with relatives including Mr and Mrs Herbert Karns Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan Mr and Mrs George Jirinec Mr and Mrs Charles Jirinec and Mr and Mrs Jerry Jirinec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jirinec
Pekin
Lll
Herbert Karns
Frank Jordan
George Jirinec
Charles Jirinec
Jerry Jirinec
Romance Sparks Fly As Newlyweds Star in Local Tale
Nan, fresh from marrying, turns her romance into a short story for a national magazine. Bill climbed a tree to rescue Genevieve’s kitten, and a moonlit boat ride mix up inspired plot twists. The piece also highlights Nan’s self taught craft and a 40 page illustrated booklet with professional writing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Bill
Genevieve
Marian
Cupid
Center Point Couple Wed Here Saturday
Norma Street and Hillis White nack, both of Center Point, were married Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at the parsonage of the Church of God by the Rev R N Coolidge. The couple planned to visit Des Moines on their wedding trip and return to make their home in Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Street
Hillis Whitenack
Center Point
Church of God
R. N. Coolidge
Des Moines
Emma C Larson and Bertel B Schou Married in Waterloo
Miss Emma C Larson of Cedar Rapids and Bertel B Schou of Waterloo wed Easter Sunday at Danish Nazareth Lutheran Church. The couple plans a Washington Cherry Festival trip then visits New York City Buffalo and Cleveland before settling at 121 Cortlandt Street Waterloo after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Larson
Cedar Rapids
Bertel B. Schou
Waterloo
M. G. Christensen
Schou
Iowa State Teachers College
Columbia University
University of California At Berkeley
Washington High School
Illinois Central Railroad
Miss Murray Hostess Plans Leap Year Party
Miss Vivian Jean Murray hosted a club gathering at 214 E Avenue NW on Monday inviting Maylene Blecher Maxine Evans Louise Harris Marie Hopker and Marie Barta. The group discussed plans for a leap year party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Jean Murray
E Avenue NW
Maylene Blecher
Maxine Evans
Louise Harris
Marie Hopker
Marie Barta
Self Instruction In Writing Ad for Cedar Rapids Gazette
Instructions request a 15 cent self instruction booklet in writing from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute at 109 West Nineteenth Street New York NY. The note asks for plain name address and booklet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sommers Celebrate Forty Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Sommers of 257 Twenty Fourth Avenue SW were honored at a picnic supper for their forty seventh anniversary. A gift was presented. Attending were George Sommers and son, Herman Schloss and family, Albert Lewis and family, Louis Bishop, William Sommers, Gerald Clark and family, L A Edmonds and family, Louis Dickey and son, R A LeGaldyne, Martha West and Esther Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sommers
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Herman Schloss
Albert Lewis
Louis Bishop
William Sommers
Gerald Clark
L. A. Edmonds
Louis Dickey
R. A. LeGaldyne
Martha West
Esther Lee
Cedar Rapids Chorus Card Party Postponed Indefinitely
The benefit bridge party planned for Tuesday evening by the chorus of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Wachals Surprised on Twentieth Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs John Wachal of 823 Oakland Road NE marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a gathering of family and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson and their daughters, plus many relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wachal
Oakland Road
Ralph Johnson
Jerry Tellin
Art Tellin
Joe Wachal
John Letovsky
Otto Slapnicka
Fred Johnson
Zella Tschirgi
Charles Zavodsky
1000 Attend D of I Charity Ball
More than 1,000 people attended a charity ball at Pla Mor hosted by Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella. Proceeds fund hospitalization for needy mothers and children. Mrs. W. H. Buck led the committee. Violet Pieper led ticket sales. Students from Miss Helen Lindeken's school of dancing performed during intermission with solo by Miss Lindeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mor
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
W. H. Buck
Violet Pieper
Helen Lindeken
School of Dancing
Lucille Murphy
Margie Wickman
Paula Rinderknecht
Arlene Mer
Longueville Bridge Winners Named in Duplicate Contract Games
Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs R F Gorman won a series of eight duplicate contract bridge games held Monday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville's home. Second place went to Mrs H J Robertson and Mrs W M Jayne. High scorers Monday were Mrs A H Hallgren and Mrs E A Hazelton. Mrs Longueville will sponsor another series starting April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Sanders
R. F. Gorman
Oliver Longueville
H. J. Robertson
W. M. Jayne
A. H. Hallgren
E. A. Hazelton
Charlie’s In Again Begging at Cop’s Home Sparks Arrest
Charles Graves aged 61 finished a three day jail term for intoxication then was arrested four hours later and began a seven day county jail sentence in lieu of a $25 fine and costs. He allegedly begged at a patrolman’s home Monday evening. In police court Tuesday W. H. Leng 21 and R. L. Rowden 43 were fined $25 and costs for intoxication. Leo Griswold 34 of Marion paid $10 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graves
Graves
W. H. Leng
R. L. Rowden
Leo Griswold
Marion
Burglar Steals Eggs and Cash from Lisbon Farm House
While the Light family slept three miles south of Lisbon a prowler took eight dozen eggs and $18 in cash. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated the break in and the entry method remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Light
Lisbon
Light
Larry Condon
Farmer-Labor Party To Hold Linn County Meeting
The Farmer-Labor Party plans a Linn County meeting Friday April 17 at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids with George Buresh a local party attorney likely to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer-Labor Party
Linn County
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
George Buresh
Cedar Rapids
Declares Home Life Neglected By Complex Social Life
The Rev N C Dreier at Canopus club luncheon deplored that home life is neglected by both men and women due to over complicated social relations. He cited Henry Van Dyke on living to keep a clear record and immortality, and praised Jane Addams and Jane Boyd for aiding the needy in Cedar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Henry van Dyke
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty Woman Lizzie Jones Dies at 96
Lizzie Jones 96 a West Liberty and Atalissa pioneer died at 6 am Tuesday at her niece Elizabeth Embree’s home. A Church of Christ and missionary society member and Floricultural Society participant, she will be buried in Atalissa after a 2 30 pm Thursday funeral at the Church of Christ. Born in Benton Pa she moved to Atalissa and married Abner Jones who died years ago leaving brother James Robinson of Benton Pa as survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Lizzie Jones
Atalissa
Elizabeth Embree
Abner Jones
James Robinson
Benton, Pa
Cedar Rapids Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Jerry Kopecky and Emma Tomes of Cedar Rapids receive a marriage license. Joseph C. O'Brien of Cedar Rapids and Rozelle Cushing of Hersey Wisconsin obtain a license as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kopecky
Emma Tomes
Cedar Rapids
Joseph C. O'Brien
Rozelle Cushing
Hersey
Wis
lux toilet soap for clear skin and fresh makeup
Lux Toilet Soap promises soft clear skin by thoroughly removing cosmetics and daily grime. Its active lather is said to cleanse pores and protect against dullness and blemishes when used before bed and after makeup removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux Toilet Soap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mrs. Winslow
Eplers
SIGMA
Coats
Chas. Greenberg
Second Street
Club History Dept
Mott
Mrs. Torgeson
Ohio
P. T. A. Meetings
FELTS
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Second Ave
P.E.O
Taylor
Camp Fire Group
Miss Listebarger
Harrison Cub Pack
Miss Rompotl
Dramatic Art
Davenport
Minerva Delphian Studies Roman Religion
Calvary Baptist
Mrs. Wallace
Miss Murray
D. of I
Longueville Bridge
Charlie
Cop
V. F. W. Post
Danceland
Betty
Ates Girl
Romance
Edith
Lux
Witt Aunot
Cite
Catacr
Jere Be
Paramount Star
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