Frances Owen and Lee Winterberg to Wed in Summer
Frances Owen daughter of Dr and Mrs W E Owen and Lee B Winterberg of Dubuque announce an engagement. Owen is a Coe College graduate and music teacher in Cedar Rapids. Winterberg is the northeastern Iowa district manager of Equitable Life and a DePauw graduate. The couple plans a summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Owen
First Avenue E
Frances
Lee B. Winterberg
Dubuque
Frank Winterberg
Edinburg
Ind
Miss Owen
Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Delta
Cedar Rapids
Winterberg
Iowa
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Equitable Company
First Presbyterian Church
DePauw University
Czech Fine Arts Program Draws 225 at Montrose Hotel
About 225 members and guests of the Czech Fine Arts society attended a guest night program Tuesday at the Montrose hotel under Mrs. S. V. Shonka. The event featured Mrs Edna Mae Sila pianist and Mrs Marie Kopecky Beals soprano with a string quartet and chorus directed by Mrs Helen Kacena Stark, with Esther Hronik as librarian introducing the program and histories of the numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
S. V. Shonka
Edna Mae Sila
Marie Kopecky Beals
Stanley Vesely, Jr
Henry Vyskocil
Chester Petranek
Harry Mokrejs
Josephine Batchelder
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Marguerite Roushar
Marguerite Naibert
Dorothy Dvorak
Emma Janda
Josephine Pohorsky
Rose Bartunek
Lenore Stark
Alice Spevacek
Arthur M. Seabrooke
Rose Paidar
Emma Kozak
Frances Roushar
Marcella Roushar
Helen
Stella Masha
Joseph Cacek
Frank Raska
Adolph Topinka
Bennie Miska
Leonard Vokolek
Milo Mahring
Charles J. Novak
Basses
Mr. Zbanek
John Vavra
Joseph Sadowsky
Leo Sedlacek
F. S. Mitvalsky
Milo Sedlacek
P. E. O. Chapter FO Luncheon At Voorhees Hall
Chapter FO of the P. E. O. met for luncheon at Voorhees quad rangle Tuesday noon with Mary Bell Minna Wikoff Evelyn Street Ethel Ryan Grace Lambert and Alice Page as hostesses. After the business meeting the group adjourned to the Women gymnasium where parts from the Coe college colonial ballet were given by students from the physical education department for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Quadrangle
Mary Bell
Minna Wikoff
Evelyn Street
Ethel Ryan
Grace Lambert
Alice Page
Coe College Colonial Ballet
Physical Education Department For
Margaret Ann Foster Honored On Birthday
Margaret Ann Foster, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster, 2304 Hillcrest drive SE, celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a dinner given by her parents at their home Tuesday evening. Guests included Henrietta Dows, Jean and Joan Newburger, Jeanne and Barbara Marshall, Phyllis Sheehy, Estelle Batchelder, Dorothy Ann Miller, Frances Blaut, Margaret Toogood, Patsy Graves and Kathryn Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Foster
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Henrietta Dows
Jean and
Joan Newburger
Jeanne
Barbara Marshall
Phyllis Sheehy
Estelle Batchelder
Dorothy Ann Miller
Frances Blaut
Margaret Toogood
Patsy Graves
Kathryn Lynch
Alumnae Dinner At Mrs Rutgers Home Hosts Guests
Mrs. Forest Rutgers of 420 Sixteenth Street SE entertained Chi Omega alumnae Tuesday evening with guests Mrs. George Hedges of Chicago and Mrs. Moray L. Eby sorority patroness. Mrs. John W. Miller Mrs. John Palmer and Miss Margaret Ganson assisted. About thirty attended the dinner and the business meeting that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rutgers
Sixteenth Street
Chi Omega Sorority
Ainner
George Hedges
Chicago
Moray L. Eby
John W. Miller
John Palmer
Margaret Ganson
Rutgers
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Richard Fuller
Mrs. A L Fuller hosted a surprise dinner Monday for her son Richard turning thirteen at 371 Eighteenth Street SE. Twenty four young guests, including Jack Downer Ted Paulson Martin Hansen Harold Becker Mildred Fuller and Richard Fuller, enjoyed games and stunts while refreshments were served. Mildred Fuller recently had a ninth birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Fuller
Eighteenth Street SE
Richard
Jack Downer
Ted Paulson
Martin Hansen
Harold Becker
Mildred
Richard Uller
Mildred Fuller
Business and Industrial Girls event at YYW CLA Thursday
The Business and Industrial Girls of the YYW CLA hold a supper Thursday at 6 pm at the Y W building. Mrs Stella Ba chelder speaks on current events. A George Washington party is at 7 pm directed by Miss Emeline Bethke, followed by craft classes from 8 to 10 pm. Supper reservations by noon at the Y W dial 8169.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YYW Cla
Y. W
Stella Ba’chelder
George Washington
Emeline Bethke
Y W
Dial
Miss Drakos Returns from Los Angeles Visit
From Los Angeles California Miss Martha Drakos 1228 F avenue NE arrived Sunday after spending six weeks with her brother and sister in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Drakos
F Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
College Club Circle Meets For Reading Review
The College club reading circle will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. David Bleakley at 2600 Meadowbrook Drive SE. Mrs. Richard Greenawalt will review The Native's Return by Louis Adamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Reading Circle
David Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Richard Greenawalt
Louis Adamic
Mrs Ramsey Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Kansas City Guest
Mrs J H Ramsey of 1733 Second Avenue SE gave a luncheon and two bridge tables at noon in honor of Mrs C P Baxter of Kansas City, visiting in the Erwin home at 528 Vernon Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
C. P. Baxter
Kansas City
Ne Erwin
Vernon Drive
Double Eight Club Hosts Dinner At Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Richard Roberts and Mrs John Cabalka invite Double Eight card club members to a dinner this evening at the Florentine lounge of the Roosevelt hotel. Covers are set for sixteen and bridge will follow dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roberts
Fifth Avenue SE
John Ca
Balka
Wildwood Drive
Double Eight Card Club
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Bridge
Frieden Kimball Couple Wed In Olivet Church Ceremony
Lilan L Frieden daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Frieden of West Union wed Harold Kimball son of Mr and Mrs Roy Kimball of Elgin at 11 am Tuesday in Olivet Presbyterian church at 231 Tenth Street NW Rev E J Wykle officiated They will reside in Elgin Illinois after a short wedding trip Edna Olson and George Frieden attended the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilan L. Frieden
Jacob Frieden
West Union
Harold Kimball
Roy Kimball
Elgin
E. J. Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Tenth Street
Edna Olson
George Frieden
Perrine Family Host Fourth Birthday Party for Don
Mr and Mrs R. E. Perrine of 504 Thirty-fifth street NE hosted a Tuesday party at home for their son Don on his fourth birthday. Guests included Norman Buck, Dean Norman, Jimmy Champlin, Barbara Ann Chada, Joyce Ann Reinert and Mrs Reinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Perrine
Thirty-fifth Street
Don
Barnes
Norman Buck
Dean Norman
Jimmy Champlin
Barbara Ann Chada
Joyce Ann Reinnert
Reinert
Hearing On Final Report of Blanche M Rothrock Executors
Notice of hearing on final report No 12855 in Linn County Iowa District Court. Executors Harry T Hedges and Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids notify heirs and creditors that the court fixed hearing for February 28 1935 at nine oclock AM at Cedar Rapids Court House. Objections to the final report must be filed by February 27 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Blanche M, Rothrock
Harry T Hedges
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Blanche M. Rothrock
Maud L Blaney
Lettie Rogers
James I Rothrock
Robert Rothrock
Edward GQ. Rothrock
Joh Rothrock
Ethel McParland
Horace J McFarland
Raymond McPar
Eva Mc
Cedar
Lar
Iowa
Rothrock
Junior League Speaker Outlines Child Welfare Work
Mrs. Margaret L. Bryan of Iowa City addressed Cedar Rapids Junior League on The Under privileged Child. She described Iowa Childrens Home Society placing children in boarding homes and institutions, stressing community environment over heredity in shaping future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Bryan
Iowa City
Junior League
Montrose Hotel
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Cedar Rapids
League
Bryan
Wedding Guests Arrive for Bain Crissman Nuptials
Estherville Mr and Mrs William Bale visit 504 B avenue NW to attend the Friday wedding of Miss Thelma Bain and William Crissman. Detroit guests Mrs C M Hyde and Jackson L Hyde stay with Mr and Mrs J S Bain at 388 Seventeenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bale
Estherville
Charles Holmquist
B Avenue NW
Thelma Bain
William Crissman
C. M. Hyde
Jackson L. Hyde
Detroit
J. S. Bain
Seventeenth Street
Pattern 2191 by Anne Adams for spring dress and magazine
Proper proportioning and side draped collar define new spring model Pattern 2191 for sizes 16 through 44 with long or three quarter sleeves. The design suits all daytime occasions and prints, with color options and a triple sheer variant for summer. Anne Adams pattern available with sewing instructions. pattern and magazine offer details from The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Regency colors lead spring fashion with soft, vivid palettes
Fashion writer Amos Parrish highlights Regency color combinations for daytime outfits. Silk red with lavender blue prints, pearl gray with turquoise scarf, and beige coats over apricot dresses showcase early 1800s hues. Regency blues gold greens rose and coral pink define cheerful, balanced looks for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regency
Send For Samples color drama offers fabric swatches
The article explains a new combination-color drama titled Send For Samples where white plays a key role. A leaflet with fabric samples shows how vivid color combinations look and suggests mailing a filled coupon with enclosure to obtain it.
Coe Music Students to Present Recital at Coe College
Pupils of Miss Bernice Hach Prof Joseph Kitchin Prof Grace Swab and Miss Eleanor Houts will present a student recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Sinclair Memorial Chapel Coe College. The program features works by Beethoven Liszt Debussy and Vieuxtemps among others performed by Betty Wagner Florence Van Winkle Geneva Haldeman Helen Masbha Dorothy Check and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hach
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Swab
Eleanor Houts
Coe College School of Music
TMM
Sinclair Memoral Chapel
Coe
Allezzo
Beethoven Betty Wagner
Florence van Winkle
Eparkar
Cultus Club Meets At Mrs Patterson's Home
Mrs WD Patterson hosts Cultus club members at her residence 1115 First Avenue East on Thursday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Patterson
Cultus Club
First Avenue E
P. T. A. Meeting Reminder in Tyler Schools
The Tyler Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 2:15 pm at the school. Miss Alma Hartz will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Parent-Teacher Association
Alma Hartz
Dairy Dale PTA to Meet Friday Evening at Hall
The February meeting of the Dairy Dale Parent-Teacher Association will be held Friday at 7 45 pm in the Dairy Dale Community hall. The program features a reading by Mrs Thomas Radloff dance numbers directed by Miss Pauline Frederikson and a candle lighting service for Founders day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Radloff
Pauline Frederikson
Kenwood PTA board hosts premeeting luncheon at Reeder home
Executive board members of the Kenwood Parent Teacher Association enjoyed a premeeting luncheon Tuesday at the home of president Mrs M S Reeder 430 Thirty third Street NE A brief business session followed with board members named including Miss Reeder Miss Henrietta Bures Mrs W B Berry Mrs M C Kehne Mrs H L Hinkle Mrs W W Crabbs and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Parent-Teacher Association
M. S. Reeder
Thirty-third Street
Miss Reeder
Henrietta Bures
W. B. Berry
M C. Kehne
H. L. Hinkle
W. W Crabbs
Leslie Crabbs
Roy Bridge
Smare Colors and Color Combinations for Spring 1925
Advertisement asks for a self addressed envelope and six cents to receive a leaflet titled Smare Colors and Color Combinations for Spring 1925. Mentions a copyright 1935 by Ames Parrish and includes a name address line with street and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeturma
Ames Parrish
Mrs Novotny Speaks to Cedar Rapids Art Department
Mrs. C. A. Novotny, Chicago Art Institute graduate, addressed Photography at a Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department luncheon. Department leader Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke introduced her as guests shared current events and members discussed favorite pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Novotny
Chicago Art Institute
Art Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
A. B. van Dyke
Birs. Novotny
F. W. Mulsow
Frank Gates
Frank Nissen
Birs
Walton A. Keller
East Side W C T U Discusses A Good Citizen And Liquor
Mrs. E G Stewart spoke on the good citizen and temperance at the East Side W C T U meeting in the Y W C A She urged temperance and suitable movies for children The gathering noted Frances Willard’s 9000 statue in Washington DC and paid tribute to her life Resolutions praised Judge H C Ring for Harold Cooper case handling and Verne Marshall for publicity in The Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Stewart
East Side
Stewart
Frances Willard
Washington, D. C
Union
H. C. Ring
Harold Cooper
Verne Marshall
Gazette
Henry J. Herman
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Kiwanis Ladies Club Holds Luncheon and Nominates Officers
The Kiwanis Ladies club met at noon today at the Montrose hotel for a luncheon and officer nominations. Members continued sewing baby garments for the Public Health Nursing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ladies Club
Montrose Hotel
Public Health Nursing Association
Progressive Club Meeting At Sarah Workman Home
The Progressive club will meet at 621 Seventh Street SE on Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. Members will work on materials for the bazaar the club will sponsor soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Sarah Mae Workman
Seventh Street
Charter Presented To B. P. W. Club At Dinner Meeting
About eighty Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women attended the February dinner at the Montrose hotel with over 100 for the program. Helen Ringe of Washington DC spoke on vocational guidance. Edith Stocker of Muscatine presented the charter to the Cedar Rapids club. Doris Smith invited members to the Feb 27 meeting in Iowa City. The program included dances by Coe College women and performances listing many named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ringe
United States Department of Labor
Edith Stocker
Muscatine
B. and P. W
David Mitchell
Doris Smith
Iowa City Club
Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City
Korea
Ethel Ryan
Coe College
Coe Women
Mana Machovaky
Katherine Zisko
Bernus Pirkl
Janetta Merritt
Barbare Cisussen
Miss Kuning
Caroline
Katherine van Meter
Miss Gazz
Karen Rugaard
Afiss Lillie
Miss Pirk
Corinne Campbel
Miss Ruth Webster
Westminister Presbyterian Homemakers Elect Officers
Forty five members of the Happy Homemakers class at Westminister Presbyterian met Tuesday night to elect officers and plan social hour. New officers are C. R. Omundson president Mrs. Derald L Roland vice president and William P. Enright secretary treasurer. Edward Eaton retires as president with Omundson as vice president and Howard Martin as secretary treasurer. New officers to be installed March 19 at the church dinner. Nominating committee members are P. E. Conard and J. W. Bennett. Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Eaton Mrs. Howard Martin and Mrs. C. R. Omundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers
Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday School
C. R. Omundson
Derald L Roland
William P. Enright
Edward Eaton
Omundson
Howard Martin
P. E. Conard
J. W. Bennett
Miss Mackinson Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
Miss Edna Mackinson entertained members of her bridge club at the Lewis tea room Monday night. Prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph Toman, Mrs. H. I. Stenson and Miss Borzhild Schefle. Other guests included Mrs. Raymond Brown, Miss Edith Mayhew, Mrs. Richard Henderson, Miss Veda von Sprecken, Mrs. James Reeder, Miss Marlys Reisiger, Miss Marguerite Forney and Miss Helen Chamberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mackinson
Bridge Club
Lewis Tea Room
Joseph Toman
H. I. Stenson
Borzhild Schefle
Raymond Brown
Edith Mayhew
Richard Henderson
Veda von Sprecken
James Reeder
Marlys Reisinger
Marguerite Forney
Helen Chamberlin
Jane Boyd Circle Meeting at 2020 Washington Ave SE
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. A F Sanders at 2020 Washington avenue SE Thursday at 1 p m. Mrs Hugh Hillerege and Mrs F E Young will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
A. F. Sanders
Washington Avenue SE
Hugh Hillerege
F. E. Young
Mount Hermon Lodge Festival Night Presented at Masonic Hall
Mount Hermon lodge hosts Festival Night on Thursday at 1 45 featuring Miss Edna Dieman pupils in dance numbers. Cast includes Mildred Jean Simanek Janet Patrick and others with two plays The Boy Wonder and Acquitted. Joseph Votroubek to provide accordion music dancing cards and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dieman
Mount Hermon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mildred Jean Simanek
Janet Patrick
Elaine Smulekoff
Dorothy Ridgeway
Virginia Greer
Barbara Thayer
Marilyn Ladd
Bonnie Rose Jonas
Russell Jonas
Elaine Konecny
Evelyn Agsterbaugh
Miriam Zambrakos
Norma Jean
Bud Rissier
June Green
Edith Dillon
Jean Tremaine
Disappearance of Fred N. Smith Baffles Police
Police found no clues by Wednesday in the mysterious February 12 disappearance of Fred N. Smith of Mechanicsville, a stock buyer for Wilson and Company in Pipestone Minnesota. Smith, a former swimming instructor at the YMCA, checked in with his wife at a local hotel on February 12, left alone, and was last seen at a Mechanicsville garage where he left Mrs. Smith’s luggage for delivery to her parents in Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Smith
Mechanicsville
Pipestone
Minn
Wilson and Company
Smith
City Briefs and Personal Notices From Cedar Rapids
Firemen responded to a chimney fire at 1131 Tent street on Tuesday afternoon. A fire at Troy Laundry caused by overheated dryer regs. A legislative committee meeting at the Fontenrose hotel and a benefit dance by the Companions of the Forest are announced. Mrs. W S King travels to Cornwall Ontario for a sister’s illness. Eleanor Weichman recovered from appendectomy at St Luke's with fair condition. Railway freight houses to close Friday for Washington's Birthday observances. A dim note on fines for im mication and arrests of Wicher and Durlend with $10 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Merod
Tent Street
Troy Laundry
First Street
Meeting fuels community spirit at Friendly club event
Playground officials report Harold Rogers 16 of 829 Twelfth Street NE treated at Mercy hospital Tuesday for a fractured collarbone after a fall while running during the Friendly club meeting evening program featuring community singing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Harold Rogers
Twelfth Street
Mercy Hospital
Free Theater Tickets Awarded Daily in Want Ads
Daily theater tickets awarded this month to readers whose names appear in the want ads. Look for your name among the published listings and claim your prize.
Bankruptcy Plea Filed by Ray Pieper and Donnelly
Ray Pieper of Anamosa filed a bankruptcy petition in the federal court listing debts of 2173.23 and assets of 786 with 736 exempted. William J. Donnelly of Marion filed a debtor's petition seeking a composition extension. he shows debts of 3741.18 and assets of 4381 with 881 exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pieper
Anamosa
Clerk of the Federal Court
William J. Donnelly
Marion
Church Fellowship Dinner at St James Methodist
Members and friends of St James Methodist church attend the monthly fellowship dinner and church night tonight at 6 30 p m at the church. The Rev Harold E Mayo of Trinity Methodist church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Methodist Church
Harold E. Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
Accused of Selling Mortgaged Cattle Declares Stock Died
G W McQueen of 420 A avenue NE waived to the grand jury on a larceny by embezzlement charge involving property mortgaged to the Regional Agricultural Credit corporation. Bond set at 2000. no bond posted. Information by Charles Clark alleges sale of mortgaged cattle, corn, hogs and sheep. McQueen says the stock died. Constable John Taylor arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. McQueen
Avenue
Grand Jury
A. S. Reed
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Sioux City
Omaha
Charles Clark
Cedar Rapids
McQueen
Reed
John Taylor
Iowa Senate approves primary road refunding bonds act
A new act authorizes counties with outstanding primary road debt to issue and sell refunding bonds. Proceeds and related funds are placed in a separate trust or sinking fund, offsetting county indebtedness. It declares no new indebtedness and sets publication requirements before taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Iowa
de Posit
Keosauqua
House
Senate
Hedo M
Zacherler
Clyde L, Herering
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aociety
Frances Owen
Lee Winterberg
Fine Arts
Voorhees Hall
Washington
Sidwell
College Club Circle
Mrs, Ramsey
Double Eight Club
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Amos Parrish
New York
P. T. A. Meetings
Tyler P. T. A
Kenwood Board
York
Cerry
B. P. W. Club
Frances Given
Anna Denkman
Edna Wilson
Marie Douglas
Elsie Cahill
Ruth Cotter
Alice Ferber
Grace Gary
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Gertrude Lawless
Marguerite Stein
Homemakers
Miss Mackinson
Duke Wicher
Justice A. S. Resi
Wicher
Patos
Central Perk Eorch
A. Durlend
George Geiger
Tae Legislative Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Afontrose Hotel
W. S. King
Bever Avenue
Cornwall
Ont
Canada
Jean Young
Eleanor Weichman
First Avenue W
St Luke’s Hospital
Companions of the Forest
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. R. Batchelor
National Recreation Association
Canton
Ohio
Climalene Company
Climalene Carnival
Jackie Heller
Gale Page
Des Moines
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