Denton area notices and community updates
Local shop hours shift to 6 pm starting May 1 while Maryland plans 124 miles of new roads in 1927. Bake sale at Old Parsonage today at 2 pm. M. E. Church groups meet. Denton paving and sewer work progress. P. T. A. calendar shows May 3 meeting and May 18 track meet prep. Lipton Cup regattas to be hosted with Miles River Yacht Club. Euterpean Chorus performs in Baltimore under Brotherhood sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leslie Walls
Maryland
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Alalal
Preston
Williston
Caroline
Preston- Hynson
Greensboro- Whiteleysburg
Ridgely- Bridgetown
Federalsburg-Reliance
M. E. Church
Sallie Covey
Martha Cannon
Emily Roop
A. T. Reichman
Georgia Garey
Lizzie Redden
Anna Stack
S. Frank Cole
South Seventh Street
Denton P. T. A
M. E
Anderton
First Street
Market
Gay
Second Street
Second
Fountain Avenue
Mildred Bass Anderton
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Alda P. Whitby
Whitby
Walls
M. E. Wheatley
Stone
R. N. Hitchens
P. R. Fisher
Belvedere
Baltimore
Wye
Miles
Thomas Lipton
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
Miles River Yacht Club
Miles River
Euterpean Chorus
Easton
Brotherhood of A
Baltimore Lutheran Church
Euterpeans
Cleveland Smith
Welcome for new Denton pastor at Methodist church
Members and friends of the Methodist Protestant Church gathered in the Church Sunday School room on Thursday evening to welcome Rev J W Kirk recently appointed pastor of the Denton charge. Addresses by local pastors and a musical program followed plus a bouquet presented to Mrs Kirk.
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Methodist Protestant Church
J. W. Kirk
D. D
Denton
Melvin E. Wheatley
Francis W. Kirwan
S. I. Arnold
T. O. Crouse
Kirk
Mr. Kauffman
St. Louis
Kauffman
S. Vernon Brumbaugh
American Stove Company
F. J. Wright
C. M. Hignatt
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
R. N. Hitchens
C. T. Fisher
Philadelphia
C. H. Ringgold
Haddonfield
N. J
Harry B. Mason
Easton
Cleveland
John Chaffinch
A. L. Dunham
Chester
Arlie Longfellow
L. C. Longfellow
Seaford
Fred Towns
West Denton
Dorothy Miller
Neal Richardson
Nettie Haymon
H. Earle Smith
Pennsylvania
Telephone Trunk Line Extensions in Maryland Approved
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City won authorization for 623810 dollars in new facilities including central office equipment aerial and underground cable extensions open wire trunk lines and other plant improvements. Trunks between Baltimore and multiple towns will add 1600 cross arms and 400 miles of copper wire with routes like Baltimore Chester town Salisbury and Elkton Middle town among others. Additional work covers Friendship Heights poles and Pikesville exchange district upgrades. The board lists Albert E. Berry D S Porter C J Bell W S Gifford and E S Wilson among officers and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
George H. Warren
Baltimore-Chestertown
Baltimore-Salisbury
Baltimore-Denton
Berlin-Salisbury
Crisfield - Salisbury
Easton - Salisbury
Baltimore-Gibson Island
Easton-Hillsboro
Havre de Grace-Rising Sun
Denton-Dover
Elkton-Middletown
Friendship Heights
Pikesville Exchange District
Albert E. Berry
Montgomery County
D. S. Porter
C. J. Bell
Washington
Charles H. Carter
Phillips L. Goldsborough
Henry M. Warfield
Baltimore
W. S. Gifford
E.S. Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Governor Ritchie's Appointments Keep Incumbents
Governor Ritchie issued a list of state wide and county appointments on Thursday. Most incumbents were reappointed with few surprises. State offices include Swepson Earle as Conservation Commissioner, Carville D. Benson as Insurance Commissioner, and Ezra B. Whitman on the Public Service Commission. In Caroline County, Blanche Stowell is named to succeed herself, Ernest G. Cooper to succeed Dr. H. W. B. Rowe, whose term ends early May 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Swepson Earle
Carville D. Benson
Ezra B. Whitman
Public Service Commission
Caroline
Blanche Stowell
Self
Ernest G. Cooper
H. W
Rowe
Chest disease clinic announced for Denton and Federalsburg
A clinic for diseases of the chest will be held at the Health Center in Denton on Tuesday May 10 at 10 20 a m and again at Long and Short s Store Visiting Room in Federalsburg at 2 30 p m local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Long & Short’s
Federalsburg
Virginia soy beans for sale by R I H Stafford
A fine lot of brown Virginia soy beans for sale offered by R I H Stafford in Burrsville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
R. I H. Stafford
Burrsville, Md
Bloomery Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid of Bloomery met at Mrs. John Elerick's home Tuesday with a fine program and refreshments. Several local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Federalsburg, Milford, and nearby areas. Miss Ruth Collison visited Miss Marion Adams, and the 4-H Girls Club gathered Saturday afternoon. Mr. Harry Clevenger remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elerick
James Cannon
Tuckahoe Neck
Frank Wright
Concord
Floyd Smith
Blaine Bullock
Federalsburg
Walter Lyden
Ruth Collison
Marion Adams
Harry Clevenger
Diocesan Convention Set for Easton Diocese in Somerset Parish
The fifty ninth Annual Convention of the Diocese of Easton will meet May 2 3 4 at St Andrews Church in Somerset Parish Princess Anne Md Bishop George W Davenport will preside A dinner for Diocesan men at the Washington Hotel May 2 features guest Bishop John Murray with an address at the evening service The morning service May 3 will include Bishop Davenport’s annual diocesan address Dr M A Dowler will speak that evening During the gathering St Andrews Rectory will be open as a parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Easton
St. Andrew’s Church
Somerset Parish
Princess Anne
George W. Davenport
D. D
Washington Hotel
John Gardiner Murray
Maryland
Episcopal Church
United States of America
Murray
Davenport
M. A. Dowler
Delmarva
St. Andrews
Court Adopts Final Accounts and Probate Proceedings
Court session with Judges West Harper and Shawn transacted several actions. Walter T Wright admin of Patrick H Wright filed final account approved and recorded. James H Nichols will proven and admitted to probate. J Edward Nichols and Winfield T Nichols bond approved. Creditors notice and appraisers appointed. Ivins executors releases filed for James H Ivins Clark C Ivins Addison W Ivins A D Ivins Lambert R Ivins J O Ivins. Amanda Janson executor of John Janson filed account of sales of personal property approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harper
Shawn
Walter T. Wright
Patrick H. Wright
James H. Nichols
J. Edward Nichols
Winfield T. Nichols
Clark C. Ivins
Harriet L. Ivins
James H. Ivins
Addison W. Ivins
A. D. Ivins
Lambert R. Ivins
J. O. Ivins
Amanda Janson
John Janson
Spring Music Festival at Caroline High School
The Denton Elementary school schedules the Spring Music Festival in Caroline High School auditorium on Wednesday May 4 at two o clock. Three judges will award a silver cup based on points agreed by teachers and the music supervisor. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
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Denton
Caroline High School
Wanted repairer for porch chairs in Denton MD
Help needed to repair porch chairs with rush cane and split bottom seats. Apply to E. D. GC. Hopeman, Denton, Md.
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E. D. GC
Hopeman
Denton, Md
Ridgely weekly notes celebrate age and gatherings
The Ridgely News Letter details Mr. M H Swing’s eighty ninth birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swann with many relatives and Civil War comrade H W Marts in attendance. It notes fiftieth wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Shaw and other social visits, church activities, a May Day event, and local improvements including a confectionery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swann
M. H. Swing
J. F. Swing
Cambridge
Edward Pearsaul
D. M. Swing
Thompson Swing
D. J. Moore
L. S. Matthews
Harry Reininger
Richard Blackburne
Herbert Hammond
Herbert Koeneman
Messrs
John M. Swing
J. Mulford Swing
Marts
Swing
Josiah Shaw
E. B. Mustard
Howard Brimer
Lewes
J. Mason Shaw
Centreville
H. B. Samis
Easton
Ambrose Taylor
Martha
Ridgely
Mustard
Maggie Durney
Eddie Conley
Cordova
Norman Rhodes
Annie Rhodes
George Messick
A. S. Thompson
Frank Toulson
Wilmington
Nellie
Marguerite Jackson
Anna Frances Seward
Leelan Jackson
Arthur Renzheimer
W. A. Lowright
Tethlehem
James Walker
Ronald Lane
Harvey Reininger
Pyle
Johnson
Federalsburg
Methodist Church
Near East Relief
Moore
Jack Rash
Easton Hospital
Philadelphia
Harry Zeigler
Levi King
Harrisburg
J. M. Swing
Margaret
Bloomfield
N. J
Ben Weaver
Roger Ringgold
Margaret Turner
St. Mary’s
Gilbert Swann
James Lewis
Walter Mitchell
Walter Ames
Tlingis
Ridgely-Denton Road
Briscoe
Fred Stack
Baltimore
Charles Slammond
John Wannaberry
Families visit and social notices in Goldsboro
Goldsboro column lists visits and gatherings as Smyrna residents Kathryn Shockley and Bryan Shockley with daughter spend Sunday with Thomas Shockley family. Returns from Delmar and Salisbury trips. Linwood Bennett clan visits Luther Bennett. Kemp Newnam visits Walter Sapp family. Curtis family from near Baltimore with Rev C R Curtis. Melvin family members visit Henderson. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs Calvin Richard. Mrs Ray Seemans guests in Wilmington. Startt of Smyrna visiting Allen Startt. J F Lane trips to Philadelphia. Ayers of Wilmington visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Shockley
Smyrna
Bryan Shockley
Thomas Shockley
J. W. Gibson
Delmar
Del
Salisbury
Linwood Bennett and
Linwood, Jr
Linwood
Luther Bennett
M. K. Newnam
Kemp
Calvin Richard
Ray Seemans
Wilmington
Mr. Startt
Allen Startt
J. F. Lane
Philadelphia
Ayers
Printed Summer Fabrics and Fast Dyes in 1930s Styles
Printed summer fabrics surge in popularity across many cotton weights. Designs appear on one side only thanks to updated printing processes and fast dyes from American manufacturers. Brands should be sampled at home to ensure color fastness, especially for children. Edges, collars, and cuffs enhance dresses, with prints suitable for young girls and party wear.
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Voile
Batiste
Dimity
Organdy
Federalsburg Elects New Town Board Members
O. W. Handy and Clinton Poole win the annual town election to join the Federalsburg Town Board, succeeding J. O. Williams and William B. Cox. The board now includes T. H. Chambers H. E. Kinder T. S. Holt Handy Poole. Delegates from Federalsburg Women’s Clubs Mrs. R. O. Dean and Mrs. Hazel Wood Spicer attend the State Federation in Baltimore, joined by Mrs. J. W. Stowell and Mrs. H. H. Long. Mrs. Gilbert Wright represents Federalsburg Eastern Star at the State Chapter in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Handy
Clinton Poole
J. O. Williams
William B. Cox
T. H. Chambers
H. E. Kinder
T. S. Holt
R. O. Dean
Hazelwood Spicer
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baltimore
Women’s Clubs
Federalsburg
J. W. Stowell
H. H. Long
Gilbert Wright
Eastern Star
Granny Knight Dies After Illness at Richards Hospital
Mrs Clara M Knight known on Tome School campus as Granny Knight died Sunday after several weeks illness at Richards Hospital. She taught involvement at Tome School for 24 years and was active at Tome Memorial M E Church. Survived by sister Mrs Luln V G Westerfield of Port Deposit and brother Herbert N Gerry of Baltimore. She visited Denton M E Church when Rev N A G Westerfield served as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Knight
Richards Hospital
N. A. G. Westerfield
Denton M. E
Preston Spring Music Festival Invitation
Preston school invites parents and friends to a Spring Music Festival in the School Auditorium next Tuesday after noon May 3 at 2 30 o clock. I J Chambers Raymond Cohee W R Dulin and J H Corkran attended the State Council of the Jr O U A M at Cumberland. Wade Rumbold of Philadelphia visited Mr John Rumbold. Dr and Mrs G C Webb spent days in Baltimore and Annapolis Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston School
I. J. Chambers
Raymond Cohee
W. R. Dulin
J. H. Corkran
State Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M
Cumberland
Wade Rumbold
Philadelphia
John Rumbold
G. C. Webb
Baltimore and
Annapolis Junction
Foreman and Mason Bankrupt Exchange Schedules
S Scott Beck of Chester town Maryland filed bankruptcy schedules for Foreman and Mason Centerville showing total liabilities of 47766.04 and assets of 37007.26 The firm was adjudicated bankrupt Individual schedules list Perre T Foreman liabilities 22497.34 assets 23482.94 and John M Mason liabilities 4188.94 assets 6494.41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Scott Beck
Chestertown
Foreman & Mason
Centerville
Perre T. Foreman
John M. Mason
Death of Hubby Sparks Leads to Funeral in Triulsboro
Local news notes the death of H. W. Sparks known as Hubby from double pneumonia at Easton Hospital. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Fleming home with interment in Triulsboro Cemetery. The service will include a Methodist sermon and Lord's Supper. May Day and Mother's Day events are scheduled. numerous local residents are named visiting or attending events and services in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sparks
Hubby
Easton
Frank Fleming
Triulsboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell Fleming
Communion Sunday at St. Pauls Church and small town notices
The pastor will administer communion Sunday morning and all members and friends are invited. A Senior Class bake sale at Tri-County High School Saturday cleared 51 dollars. Visitors include Jack Rice of Baltimore and Mrs. Ella Jump at the State Federation event in Baltimore. Numerous residents are visiting family or sick relatives in Easton, Washington D C, Ridgely, Greensboro and other locales.
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Ladies Aid
Templeville
Everett
Katie Stafford
Eugene Everett
Camp 4
William Cahall
Noah Merchant
Near Rising Sun
Del
Norman Wyatt
Near Massey
Hazel Golt
Easton Hospital
William H
Melvin Kinnanion
William H. Kinnanon
Alfred Blackburn
Greensboro
J. F. Boughley
Master Cooper Davis
J. P. Kelly
Fred Maske
Kenneth Biddle
Edna Cahall
William Lowman
John Nolden
G. L. Wilson
S. Thompson
George B. Stewart
Federalsburg
Thomas A. Cox
Carmell Steele
Oxford
Methodist Parsonage
Hillsboro School
Susie S. Thompson
William
J. Tyson Heather
Maydel
H. R. Covell
Jewell Bostick
Florence Covell
J. W. Ward
Miller Watson
Fletcher Elben
J. N. Clark
Chincoteague Island
Lucretia Gibbs
York
Virginia W. Holt
Frank Fleming
Salisbury
Elizabeth Evans
Easton
TH. S. Fisher
Ella Pennington
St. Paul’s Church
Tri-County High School
Jack Rice
Baltimore
Byron Barton
Rice
Virginia Mause
Ella Jump
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
Keplar Barnette
Mollie Diggans
Mary Barnes
H. E. McBride
Beulah Callahan
Howard Eley
Ingleside
Laura Knotts
Washington, D. C
Horace Morgan
Edith Richards
Louise Short
Louise Nuttle
Denton
Reinstatement Offer for War Risk Insurance Now Open
The United States Veterans Bureau urges World War veterans who held War Risk Insurance to reinstate lapsed coverage. In Maryland about six hundred million dollars in Government Insurance could be reinstated. Legislation allows reinstatement until July 2, 1927 on low terms and permits converting term War time insurance into the Six Standard Policies or a Five Year Convertible term policy if done by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Maryland
Infant Dorothy Clark Dies Near Denton
Dorothy Artein Clark aged 1 year 3 months 19 days daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Clark of near Denton died after a brief illness. Funeral services were at home with Rev Lewis Adams and Rev W L Jump officiating. Interment in Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Artein Clark
Alfred Clark
Denton
Lewis Adams
W. L. Jump
Greensboro Cemetery
Ridgely News Notes and Visits
Mr. John Starkey has accepted a position in Philadelphia. Mrs. Thompson Swing has been visiting in Philadelphia. Mrs. A. W. Thompson visited in Wilmington on Monday. Mrs. Harvey Sewell is visiting in Philadelphia. Wistaria is in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
John Starkey
Philadelphia
Thompson Swing
A. W. Thompson
Wilmington
Harvey Sewell
Wistaria
Who's Who in the Nation's Capital Caroline County honorees
Three Caroline County natives are listed in the 1926 27 Who's Who in the Nation's Capital. Thomas E Jarrell a Greensboro native and realtor, Hugh Mac Nash Frampton a Fowling Creek native and DC lawyer, and Thomas Alan Goldsborough a Greensboro born congressman are profiled with biographies including education and career highlights. Goldsborough represents Maryland in the First District in the 70th Congress. Goldsborough's bio notes Greensboro born 1877, Washington College and University of Maryland degrees, law practice, Caroline County public service, and residences in Denton and Washington DC.
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Caroline County
Washington
Thomas E. Jarrell
Greensboro
Thomas Alan Goldsborough
Hugh MacNash Frampton
Fowling Creek
Capital
Frampton
Caroline
District of Columbia
Goldsborough
Denton
Maryland
Ransdell Inc
Thomas Alan
U. S
Washington College
Chestertown
Univ. of Maryland
Driscoll Hotel
U. S. House of Representatives
County Extension News On Farm Meetings and Tomato Tests
Farmers are invited to meetings next week in Greensboro Preston Town Hall Smithville and Tuckahoe Neck to discuss insect and disease control for cantaloupes and truck crops Slides and moving pictures will illustrate pests including Japanese beetle and European corn borer P D Sanders and specialists from the University of Maryland Extension Service will lead sessions Nine canning tomato varieties will be tested in nine counties under L M Goodwin with 16 tests planned across Eastern Shore and Western Maryland Including varieties Greater Baltimore Indiana Baltimore Tri-State Livingstone Stone Norton Columbia Marylebe Bonnie Best Nordyke and a duplicate test in Federalsburg Observations will compare quality maturity and bearing season outcomes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro High School
B. Shaw
Maryland State Department of Markets
R. A. Jehle
State College
Greater
Baltimore
Indiana
Tri-State
Livingstone
Stone
Norton
Columbia
Marylebe
Bonnie Best
Nordyke
Caroline County
Maryland
Ridgely
Chris Nagel
Federalsburg
Dr Libby To Speak Here At Local Church
Dr Frederick J Libby nationally known for international relations will address the M E Church on Saturday evening in April at 8 o clock Many recall hearing him in the Dr Cooke tent last year and will want to hear him again as international issues have risen since last June The war clouds hang in the west and our Mexican boundary is clouded These problems should make his talk vital for understanding strained relations of the day Attend the talk and hear Dr Libby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Libby
M. E. Church
Dr. Libby
Dr. Cooke
Dr Bomberger to lead Del Mar Va marketing unit
Dr F B Bomberger assistant director of the University of Maryland Extension Service has been granted a leave of absence to become director of marketing for the Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association based in Salisbury. He will assume the new duties May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomberger
Del-Mar-Va
F. B. Bomberger
University of Maryland Extension Service
State Department of Markets
R. A. Pearson
University of Maryland
T. B. Symons
Eastern Shore Association
Salisbury
Twentieth Century Club meets at Cheezums for tea
The Choptank Twentieth Century Community Club spent a delightful afternoon the 20th at the home of Mr and Mrs D M Cheezum Miss Spafford's talk was greatly enjoyed by all The next meeting will be in the Community House at Bethlehem on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century
D. M. Cheezum
Greensboro Md joins endowment drive for national foundation
Greensboro Maryland becomes the first of 6383 towns to subscribe its quota toward a 5 million dollar endowment. The town will receive a local chapter charter and join others in funding year‑round adult and children's extension programs. Community Club staged a large production of Savageland with about fifty Greensboro actors and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore Chautauqua
National Community Foundation
Greensboro
Morris Bld'g
Phila
Savageland
Community Club
Robert Elders
Easton
Enoch Strannahan
Near Town
Will Elliott
Evelyn
Philadelphia
Elliott
F. H. Robinson
Edgar Wyatt
Oscar Wyatt
Jake Butland
Wilmington
Margaret A. Morgan
J. E. Andrews
Indianapolis
Indiana
Glenn Spicher
Atlee
Harvey Dobson
Cornelia Cannon
Preston
Louise Swann
Walker Cline
Rising Sun
Josephine Moore
Frank Hamm
Dover
R. J. Raughley
James &. Curry, Jr
David Stulft
C. C. Prettyman
Anderson
Messrs
Collins and
Hurley
Linotype
Enterprise
Margaret Curry
Baltimore
Westminster
Dunham
Boothwyn
Harvey Porter
Harvey Dunning
Clayton
John Luff
O. P. Simmons
Snow Hill
John Mitchell
State Warns Tourists to Check Camp Sanitation Placards
Maryland health officials urge travelers to verify camps have state placards showing sanitary compliance before summer trips. 1926 data show 104 camps inspected, 49 licensed, with growth expected to exceed last year. Licenses cover amusement, tourist, and recreation camps across 18 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Department of Health
State Board of Health
John S. Fulton
West
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Sutcliffe Troupe to Headline Dover Opera House Vaudeville
For the first time Dover audiences will see Scotland's Sutcliffe Troupe perform a vaudeville act at the New Dover Opera House this Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30. Advertisers promise popular prices and big crowds, with local theatregoers predicting the two days as the biggest in Dover theatre history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Theatres
New Dover Opera House
Sutcliffe
Scotland
New York Hippodrome
Dover
Bake sale by Christian Endeavor Society at Nichols storeroom
The Christian Endeavor Society of the M P Church will hold a baked goods sale in the vacant Nichols store room on south Third street today Saturday. The sale begins at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
M. P. Church
Nichols
South Third Street
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