Raid Finds War Dispatches in Doriot Home
Paris June 20 The purge of Communists in France yields Moroccan front dispatches seized in Doriot's sister in law's rented rooms. Doriot summoned before an examining magistrate as authorities widen raids across cities including Lyon and Macon.
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Paris
France
Doriot
Carhaix
Macon
Albi
Lyons
Reds
M. Doriot
Moscow
Marty
Painleve
Dragnet
Davis Fails To End Plasterers Strike After Conference
Washington June 20 Failure to unite opposing factions ends Secretary Davis's conference on the Operative Plasterers strike. McGivern of the Plasterers agrees to cease hostilities and arbitration, while Bricklayers demand withdrawal of charters to new Florida plasterers unions. The dispute halts 75 to 90 million dollars of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Davis
Operative Plasterers’ International Union
Operative Plasterers
McGivern
Plasterers’ Union
Bricklayers’ Organization
Florida
Plasterers
Grover Cleveland’s Son Marries in Princeton Ceremony
Francis Grover Cleveland, son of the late President and widow, wed Miss Alice Erdman of Princeton in the Old First Church. Dr Charles Erdman, pastor and seminary moderator, officiated with a reception at the Princeton Graduate School. Maid of honor Miss Juliana Stevens Cuyler and best man Richard Folsom Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Francis Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Alice Srdman
Charles R. Erdman
Erdman
The
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Theological Seminary
Old First Church
Princeton Graduate School
Juliana Stevens Cuyler
Richard Folsom Cleveland
Baltimore
Ellen Gailor
Bishop Galilor
Enroll Entering 56 Thousand In Cincinnati Bible Schools
More than 56 000 children expected to enroll in Daily Vacation Bible Schools of Greater Cincinnati. Programs run June 29 to July 31 ending with a Music Hall pageant. Newport and Ft Thomas join for first time under Campbell County Council supervision. Heroic theme "Heroes of the Old East" guides study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Council of Religious Education
Music’ Hall
Newport
Ft. Thomas
Campbell County Council
Detectives Find Moonshine Still Behind Concrete Wall
Detectives Mezgar Odensassar McGurn spent three hours cutting through a six inch concrete wall at Hart Nagle's home 3038 Klotter avenue to reach a concealed still. They charged Nagle with possessing liquor manufacturing liquor and unlawfully making a still after finding twenty gallons of moonshine and a hidden second still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mezgar
Odensassar McGurn
Hart Nagle
Klotter Avenue
Nagle
Babgpa Nagle
Odensass
Darrow Defends Evolution Stand in Letter
Clarence Darrow writes that evolution does not conflict with Bible creation and cites his views on the Scopes and Loeb Leopold cases. He argues for free discussion in public schools and that astronomy geology and religion can coexist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Noah H. Cooper
Cooper
Loeb-Leopold
Darrow
Nietzsche
United States
Bank Robbery At Ferndale State Bank Net $8000
Two armed men robbed the Ferndale State Bank on Woodward Avenue in daylight and made two employees stand in a corner. They forced O R McLaughlin to admit the vault time lock, then took $8000 in cash as the vault opened. About $1000 in silver was left behind. They cut burglar alarm wires and fled before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ferndale State Bank
Woodward Avenue
Nine Mile Road
O. R. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ora Zehnder
Armed robbers steal $5800 payroll from mine carrier
Denver police report three armed men robbed rural mail carrier John T. Richards of the $5,800 payroll for the Columbine Mine of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company. The incident occurred June 20 near Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John T. Richards
Columbine
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Two Die in Film Blaze at German Wharf
Fire broke out on a cargo of film scraps at a Düsseldorf wharf killing two workmen. The motor vessel burned rapidly as the captain escaped by leaping overboard.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Germany
Maurice Flynn Weds Viola Dana in Quiet Los Angeles Ceremony
Viola Dana 27, known privately as Viola Collins, and Maurice Lefty Flynn, former Yale athlete now in film work, wed quietly in Los Angeles on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.os Angeles
Viola Dana
Viola Collins
Maurice
Lefty) Flynn
Yale
Tragedy in Minneapolis as 5-year-old dies locked in garage
Everett Libby perished after being forgotten in the Libby home garage and strangled by the window falling while attempting to escape. Parents Earl and Mrs Libby were away on a drive when relatives arrived and confusion over sleeping arrangements followed. A passerby found the boy at dawn with the body hanging from a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Minneapolis
Minn
Everett Libby
Earl Libby
Everett
Libby
Mrs Maria Moses Dies at 70 in Cincinnati
Mrs Maria Jane Moses aged 70 of 1823 Fairfax avenue died yesterday afternoon after a three year illness. She was wife of Joseph Moses a special agent of the Big Four Railroad in Cincinnati and survived by seven children including Mrs J J Roberts New York Miss Elizabeth Moses Cincinnati and John B Moses general agent Cincinnati Northern Railroad. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Jane Moses
Fairfax Avenue
Joseph Moses
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
J. J. Roberts
New York
Elizabeth Moses
A. Howard Grinsley
Clifton Forge
Edward G. Klick
Joseph Moses, Jr
Cleveland
John 8. Moses
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Rebecca M. Moses
Spring Grove Cemetery
Church Re Elects All Officers At Meeting
The Rev R O Eisele of Pittsburgh was re elected Moderator of the Evangelical Protestant Church of North America along with all other officers at the convention in Mt Auburn. Re elected officers include C F O Schmidt Cincinnati Assistant Moderator G B Treusch Pittsburgh Secretary and Henry Brockoff St Louis Treasurer. A pageant The Challenge of the Cross will mark this evening service and Eisele will preach the sermon as the convention closes tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Eisele
Pittsburgh
Evangelical Protestant Church of
Return of Road Money Sought in State Suit
Attorney General Spillman filed two Lancaster County suits seeking return of 84 153 dollars alleging records falsified by George E. Johnson former Secretary of Public Works and E H Morey Roads Bureau chief The actions form preliminary steps toward further suits possibly including criminal charges related to highway funding and Bryan era irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Spillman
Lancaster County
George E. Johnson
State Department of Public Works
McKelvie
E. H. Morey
Roads Bureau
Johnson
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Bank Employees Gala at Hinsch Estate
About five hundred workers from Fifth-Third National Bank and Union Trust Company attended a social outing hosted by Charles A. Hinsch at his Mitchell Avenue estate. The day featured golf tennis baseball and other games with prizes, followed by dinner a six reel lawn film and a bank orchestras led dance. Winners included J R Edwards and Alvin Geeks in events with June Ross Ruth Crump and Anne Disken among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-Third National Bank
Union Trust Company
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third Bank
Thie Estate
Mitchell Avenue
Frank E. Mills
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Otion
Banks
J. R. Edwards
J. D. Chambers
Alvin Geeks
Arthur Lohr
John Singleton
June Ross
Ruth Crump
Ann Disken
Insult to Wife Triggers Stabbing at Home
Charles Van Hus and Orby Durham, both 27 and 30 respectively of 1612 Elm Street, were hospitalized after a fight at Van Hus’s residence. Police say Durham attacked after Van Hus insulted his wife. both men were jailed on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Hus
Elm Street
General Hospital
Orby Durham
van Hus
Durham
Woman Robbed of 300 at Doctors Building
Mrs. Harry Wayble of 482 Main Avenue St Bernard reported the loss of a purse containing 300 in bills and Liberty bonds. She left it on a rack in Suite 359 waiting room and a man in the vestibule vanished after she returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wayble
Main Avenue
St. Bernard
Doctors
Missing 7 year old William Beffnett sought by police
Authorities search for William Beffnett who vanished Friday night from 1431 Vine Street. Relatives say he was last seen riding on a bicycle handle bars with another boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beffnett
Vine Street
Windsor
Ont
Eon Duff
Edna Duff
Cordelia Cramer
West Seventh Street
Lizzie
University engineer to speak at Franklin Typothetae final meeting
A. M. Wilson of the University of Cincinnati will address the Franklin Typothetae at Philippi's Garden in estwood on Thursday. Walnut Hills Business Club plans its annual outing at Bond Hill House next Thursday with athletic contests and a baseball game and a 6 PM dinner. The Cincinnati Carriage Auto and Accessory Club June outing will be at Pines Country Club Saturday June 27 with gathering at Grand Hotel at 10 AM. Miss Tillie Schaef fer, 60, injured seriously after a fall from a second-floor trunk at 918 Central Avenue and taken to General Hospital with concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wilson
University of Cincinnati
Philippi’s Garden
Estwood
Walnut Hills Business Club
Bond Hill House
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Auto and Accessory Club
the Pines Country Club
Grand Hotel
Central Avenue
Tillie Schaeffer
Ouert
General Hospital
Steamship News Arrivals and Departures
Shipping news lists arrivals on June 20 from Genoa Rotterdam Oslo Antwerp Naples Barbados and more. Incoming steamers include President Roosevelt California Carmania Henrig Olav President Wilson Ulua and others with June dates. Outgoing steamer Cuthbert bound for Para at 7 p.m.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Dante Alighieri
Genoa
Nieuw Amterdam
Rotterdam
Bergensfjord
Oslo
Bergenland
Antwerp
Cante Verde
Naples
Guiana
Barbados
President Roosevelt
Bremen
California
Glasgow
Carmania
Liverpool
Henrig Olav
President Wilson
Trieste
Ulua
Port Simon
Cuthbert
Para
Down Along the River Stakes Rise on Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood around 12 feet at 6 p.m. last night as high water impacted river activity. The steamer Chris Green departed Charleston at 5 p.m. yesterday in the same period, reflecting river traffic influenced by rising levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Green
Charleston
Salvation Army Plans Summer Encampment in Franklin
Final plans were announced for a Salvation Army summer encampment in Franklin, D. C. Run by Brigadier and Mrs. William S. Quirk with headquarters at 114 East Eighth street, the ten day program opens July 3. Brigadier William Halpin of New York will speak beginning July 8. Ensign and Mrs. James Coates will serve as resident directors and educational features will target graded classes of youth.
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Salvation Army
Ohio
Kentucky
William S. Quirk
East Eighth Street
Franklin, D
William Halpin
New York
Ensign
James Coates
Guy Manning Re-elected President of Theosophical Society
Guy Manning was unanimously re-elected President of the Theosophical Society at the annual election held at Odd Fellows' Temple. He has served as President since 1911. Officers elected include Herman Holmstedt as Vice President Agnes McCumack as Secretary and Margaret D Holmstedt as Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Manning
Theosophical Society
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Manning
Herman Holmstedt
Agnes McCumack
Margaret D. Holmstedt
One Dead and Three Hurt in Sedalia Car Crash
In Frankfort Indiana on June 20 Herbert Schwartz 30 of Marion Indiana was killed when a southbound Pennsylvania freight train collided with their automobile at a crossing in Sedalia ten miles north of Frankfort Rose Schwartz 28 and their nine month old baby Wayne were slightly injured and Herbert’s brother Irwin Schwartz 28 suffered a fractured skull. The party was en route to Buckley Illinois.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Ind
Herbert Schwartz
Marion
Pennsylvania
Sedalia
Here
Buckley
Illinois
Findlay Market Plans Big Outing at Coney Island
The Findlay Market Association announces its annual outing at Coney Island on Thursday with a barbecue six steers roast beef for all and a bathing beauty contest. Prizes total over 2000 including a five tube radio set, china, wardrobe trunk and lamps. The bathing beauty winners will receive 100 50 and 25 dollars with the top entrant headed for Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Market Association
Coney Island
Findlay Market
Clarence Stegner
Island Queen
Island Maid
Atlantic City
John Krueck
Race Street
Stegner
Martin Andreas
Harry Janson
Robert Thuman
A. B. Heilemann
Mr. Krueck
Frank Krippner
Cheviot Park Plan Explained At Village Picnic
Plans to buy the Harvest Home grounds for a Cheviot park and playgrounds will be outlined at a community picnic. The Western Hills Business Association hosts games for children, adults talks, dinners, and a bond issue pitch for 15000 to fund the purchase. Stores will close midweek starting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
Cheviot
Western Hills Business Association
Merchants of
Clifford Hay
Miss Carrie N. Allen dies at 70 in Mt. Auburn
Miss Carrie N. Allen retired music teacher aged 70 died at her sister Mrs. W. C. Cochran home 245 Gilman Avenue Mt. Auburn after two months illness. Funeral services at the residence this afternoon burial tomorrow at Oberlin Ohio. She was daughter of George N. Allen Oberlin College professor and sister of Dr. George M. Allen Cincinnati and Frederick Allen Harvard Greek professor. She was born in Oberlin and active in Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church and May Festival Chorus.
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Carrie N. Allen
W. C. Cochran
Gilman Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Oberlin, O
Miss Allen
George N. Allen
Oberlin College
George M. Allen
Cincinnati
Frederick Allen
Harvard University
Oberlin
Schneider
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Douglass Lodge Knights to Confer Knight Bank at Masonic Temple
DOUGLASS LODGE K P will confer the Knight Bank tomorrow evening at Masonic Temple Third and Walnut fourth floor Visitors are invited Firemen's Protective Association Members attend funeral for August Grabo at 8778 Aylesboro Hyde Park Monday June 22 1925 2 30 p.m to pay last tribute WEIS President HILL SINGER Secretary W Lodge No 16 K of P will confer Knight Bank at Liberty and Central parkway Tuesday June 23 Visitors welcome
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Douglass Lodge
K. OF .P
Knight Bank
Masonic Temple
Walnut
Firemen’s Protective Association
August Grabo
Aylesboro Avenue
Hyde Park
Ale . Weis
William Hilssinger
William Hilssinger, Secretary, 1 Lodge No. 16
K. of P
Liberty and Central Parkway
Obituary Notices for Allen Coleman Grear Moses Moorman and Moorman
funeral services scheduled for Carrie Allen at Mrs. Cochran in Mt. Auburn. Nellie Coleman to have high mass at St. Xavier's Church. Mary E Grear to be buried in Miamiville after a St Columban requiem. Mariga Jane Moses and Leta Moorman have forthcoming funerals with masses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. H
Lowel
Mass
Grear
Mary E
George J. Grear
Jackson Street
Loveland
St. Columban Church
Miamiville
Moses
Mariga Jane
Craig
J Moses
Fairfax Avenue
Walnut Hills
Moorman
Letta
Bernard
Bernadine Moorman
West Ninth Street
St. Anthony's Church
Budd Street
Modern Cin Cremation Con and Busse Funeral Directors Ad
An advertisement offering non sectarian cremation services by The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1617 Freeman Avenue and 615 Umen Central Bidg with three chapels. Free booklet and no charges advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umen Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Ohio Auto Club elects leadership at Cedar Point
W B Thurston of Toledo becomes President of the Ohio State Automobile Association. A E Mittendorf Cincinnati is First Vice President with Wickwire Mansfield Second VP and Dodshon Columbus Third VP. Park Columbus elected Treasurer. Directors include Williams Piqua Ackerman Dayton Caley Cleveland Freeman Toledo. Mears Cleveland re-elected to Americas Board. Resolutions urge lower taxes, highway and park plans, tax reforms, license levy simplification, and fair treatment of motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cedar. Point
W. B. Thurston
Toledo
Ohio State Automobile Association
A. E. Mittendorf
Cincinnati
E. ¥. Wickwire
Mansfield
Joseph Dodshon
Columbus
L. B. Timmerman
Lima
J. F. McFadden
Steubenville
Warren S. Park
C. W. Williams
Piqua
Paul Ackerman
Dayton
Fred H. Caley
Cleveland
F. Freeman
Walter D. Mears
The
Americas Automobile Association
Automobile Association
State Highway Department
Governor refuses Dayton national guard for evolution trial
Nashville Tenn June 26 0 Governor Austin Peay turned down Sheriff Harris and Dayton officials request for state militia during the Scopes evolution trial stating there was no emergency and police protection would suffice. He cited Tennessee law requiring urgent threats to justify militia use. The letters warned of possible criminal activity during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Austin Peay
Harris
Rhea County
A. P. Haggard
Dayton
Tennessee
Peay
YMCA and YWCA sponsor lawn fete benefit sale in Virginia
A lawn fete and benefit sale to aid YMCA activities in Virginia will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at Eastern Hills Branch. All YMCA branches plus the Virginia Asher Business Women's Council join in. Tables and booths will feature handiwork run by women and girls under Miss Nell Butler and the World Fellowship Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Hills
Men’s Association
Virginia Asher Business Women's Council
Nell Butler
World Fellowship Committee
Insurance solicitors exempt from city tax ruling
The city auditor reports insurance solicitors employed by a parent company paying state tax are not subject to the city occupational tax. The ruling, based on a state supreme court decision, would cost about $20,000 yearly in lost revenue. However, agencies with a separate commission basis remain taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Deckebach
Frank Bowman
Deckebach
Home and Metropolitan Life Insurance Companies of
New York
Bowman
State Supreme Court
American Securities Corp of Miami Forms with 2 Million Capital
The American Securities Corp of Miami organized by Cincinnati and Miami investors announces 2 million dollars in authorized capital. George W. Platt states the firm will loan funds for Florida building projects and operate as a buying and selling agent for Cincinnati area clients. He predicts a five year Florida real estate boom. Key participants include John Shuff Melville Ritchie George O. Palmer Fred W. Vanderpool Judge William H. Burwell and Harry Donnelly. Mumford F. Platt serves as Secretary and Edward J. Broderick as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Securities Corporation of Miami
Fla
Cincinnati
Miami
George W. Platt
Platt
Florida
John Shuff
Melville Ritchie
George O. Palmer
Fred W. Vanderpool
William H. Burwell
Harry Donnelly
Mumford F. Platt
Edward J. Broderick
Golden Jubilee Medal Marks Cincinnati Zoo Anniversary
A bronze commemorative medal celebrating the Cincinnati Zoo fiftieth anniversary goes on sale at the Zoo. The obverse features Andrew Erkenbrecher founder of the Zoo and the Zoo name, while the reverse shows the elephant house with the date September 18, 1925. Sale begins Sunday alongside the Golden Jubilee concert season with soprano Lucy Marsh as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
Zoo
Andrew Erkenbrecher
Cincinnati Zoo
Lucy Marsh
Marriage Licenses Listed With Local Addresses
Marriage licenses issued as listed include entries at 311 Oliver Street 811 Oliver Street 158 Dorsey Avenue 1117 Carney Avenue and 56 E McMicken Avenue with a notation T iG st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Street
Dorsey Avenue
Carney Avenue
E. McMicken Av. T. Ig
Weather Summary for Midwest States and Nearby Areas
The report covers Sunday and Monday fair weather across Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Indiana with little temperature change. It includes a temperature and precipitation table for major cities, and a June 20 1925 record comparing high and low temperatures and rainfall with prior years.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Chicago
Kansas C
Atlanticc
Omaha
N.orleans
Agli Pacenic
Galveston
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
T S.s.marie
the Pas
Pe Vsscliniiies 86 39 N.W
Births in the City Greene County Area Twin and single births listed
Alberta and Emma announce a boy. Wesley and Alberta announce a girl twins at 1109 Sherman Street. Lester and Anna welcome a girl at 2642 Harrison Avenue. Aloysius and Elenore have a girl at 414 Washington Street. Jerry and Maud welcome a boy at 589 Charlotte Street. William and Martha greet a girl at 17 Wuest Street. John and Edna have a boy at 38019 Woodburn Avenue. Albert and Willem share a girl at 1422 Bay Pallies Street. Phillip and Stella expect twins. John and Margaret welcome a boy at 2308 Ken Trounstine Reading Road. John and Marguerite list a boy at 529 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Wesley
Alberta
Sherman Street
Allgeyer
Emma
Pulte Street
Broughton
Jerry
Maud
Charlotte Street
Dehner Lester
Anna
Harrison Avenue
Empel—Aloysius
Elenore
Washington Street
Holthaus
William and
Martha
Wuest Street
Kelly
John
Edna
Woodburn Avenue
KINDT_ Albert
Willem
Bay
Speech barred from air London speech by Lady Astor
British radio listeners were denied the chance to hear Lady Astor address the Edinburgh convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as the Postmaster General banned the broadcast, citing temperance as too controversial for Scotland with its local option law.
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AIR London
Lady Astor
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Edinburgh
British Broadcasting Company
Scotland
N. Y
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Grassmann Printing CO
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Meyle Bates Sennen
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Minot Avenue
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McMillan
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Norwood
Clyde H. Wheatley
Orwood
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Mt. Vernon
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Paxton Road
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