Local merchants advertise goods and notices in Denton Md
Classified items include furniture, rugs, stoves, and heaters priced by M K Newnam and Denton cleaners. Rent notices, sale signs, coal and wood stoves, and a repossessed parlor furnace are listed. Obituaries, church notices, and a public meeting on November 22 with economist Frank Stephens are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
M. K. Newnam
Allen’s
Market Street
J. L. Everngam
Denton
M. K. Newham
Denton Cleaners and Dyers
Journal
Allen’s Parlor
Jacquard
Stewart Parlor
Denton social events feature musicians and clubs
Entertainment for youth at Methodist Protestant Church Denton next Tuesday November 17 at 8 pm will feature Miss Dorothy Mae Hoffman piano and Miss Mabel Jean Brown readings from Niles Ohio with a silver offering. A charity card party at St Gertrude's Academy Thursday November 19 at 8 pm includes five hundred pitch and bridge with prizes for top scores and a door prize mystery gift Tickets 50 cents. Several community club meetings and musical recitals are planned through November 24 featuring Mrs John Jackson Wilmington organ recital and Denton church events with silver offerings.
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Denton
Dorothy Mae Hoffman
Mabel Jean Brown
Niles
Ohio
Miss Hoffman
Miss Brown
St. Gertrude’s Academy
William Slaughter
Cordova
Carey Callahan
Rose Gaitery
Leo Meginney
Ridgely
Anna Shinner
Centreville
W. K. Cumming
Caroline High School
Whitehurst
Baltimore
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Denton Club
Hattie Dukes
Eugene Anderson
John T. Carter
Larkin W. Glazebrook
National Commission On Evangelism
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
E. G. Cooper
Glazebrook
John Jackson
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ormond Wright
Polly Graef
Bethlehem
Melony Seabreeze
New York City
Alice Spivy
Texas
Jesse Williams
Ralph Williams
Little Son
New York
Robert Butler
I. E. Oberholtzer
China
J. E. Douglas
Washington
Wm. A. Smith
L. W. Glazebrook
H. J. Meussen
Cranford
N. J
J. Ed. Nichols
A. Miller
Eva Ledley
Easton
Ruth Bell
Minnie Hurley
Cambridge
George M. Russum
Salisbury
Sue K. Smith
Philadelphia
Samuel Griffin
Gambrills
Ella George
Revival at Bethel Church Goldsboro Md
Revival services at Bethel Pilgrim Holiness Church near Goldsboro begin Sunday November 15 at 7 pm with daily 7 30 pm sessions. Special three services on November 21 22 29 including Thanksgiving day at 10 am 2 30 pm and 7 pm. Anna Yost of Parkerford Pa will assist with music for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Pilgrim Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Anna Yost
Parkerford
Upland game ban ends at sunrise Monday for season
At sunrise Monday the ban on hunting upland game will be lifted for the season. At noon duck and other wild fowls hunters will be permitted to unlimber their guns for a thirty day shooting period. Federal regulations this year have curtailed the wildfowl season to a period extending from November 16 to December 15 instead of the usual season from November 1 to January 15.
Furnished West Virginia Winter Rental Offered for 3 Months
Tenant seeks three month winter lease in West Virginia with full furnishings and modern improvements. Apply to Mrs Mark Smith at 305 S 2nd St Denton MD for details and eligibility.
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West Virginia
Mark Smith
S. 2Nd St
Denton, Md
Funeral of William T. Tufft held in Preston church
Funeral services for William T. Tufft 75 of Preston were conducted Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in the adjacent churchyard. The Rev T R Van Dyke and Rev T L Nugent officiated as Jr O U A M rites were observed for a deceased member. Tufft a lifelong Caroline County resident leaves a wife Elizabeth Dean Tufft of Preston and son Le Roy E. Tufft of Hurlock. a brother Rev Robert A. Tufft died a day earlier in Camden NY. A second note mentions church services and a sermon at Church of the Nazarene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Tufft
Easton
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. R. van Dyke
T. L. Nugent
Jr. O
Mary E. Roe Tufft
Denton
Zacharias
Wilson
Linchester
Preston
Elizabeth Dean
le Roy E. Tufft
Hurlock
Robert A. Tufft
Camden
N. Y
Robert A
Charles Stevens
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the New Jerusa
Williston
Howard Melvin
Commodore Carmina
Emalene Wright
J. E. Douglas
Washington
Douglas
E. Lloyd Fooks
Local Church and Community News In Burrsville Area
Hobbs area notices report Reverend J H Mark and Mrs Mark attending Mrs Annie Raughley of Burrsville on a Wednesday afternoon. Raughley and daughter Miss Mary plan to move to Harrington. Mrs T H Towers to host Ladies Aid next Wednesday afternoon November 18 due to Thanksgiving holidays. Reverend J L Nichols of Milford delivered sermons. Reverend Turkington sang Monday. Helen Towers and Kitty Eastman of Washington College spent weekend with Mr and Mrs T H Towers. Mrs O J Chaffinch in charge of Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening on the life purpose topic. Mrs Parker Barnes and her son visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E Hubbard. Andersontown Hobbs Community Club meets next Thursday afternoon at Church House. Mrs Tirzah Frazier spent last week with brother Mr J Bonney and family near Burrsville. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and Mr and Mrs Carl Collison visited Wilmington friends recently. Mrs R J Ashe and children were guests of Mr and Mrs J H Dandy. Mr F N Smith and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Smith Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Denton
Minnie B. Todd
Williston
Axminster
M. K. Newnam
Burnice Flowers
Henry Flowers
Marcus Hook
F. W. Kirwan
Cole
Allen’s
K. Newnam
Liden
W. L. Jump
Nanticoke River
Vienna
Trafic
Gilpin’s Point
Frank Stephens
J. H. Mark
Annie Raughley
Burrsville
Raughley
Mary
Harrington
T. H. Towers
J. L. Nichols
Milford
Turkington
Helen Towers
Kitty
Eastman
Washington College
O. J. Chaffinch
Christian Endeavor Service
Parker Barnes
Little Son
Chester
W. E. Hubbard
Andersontown-Hobbs
Church House
Tirzah Frazier
J. Bonney
Frank Davis
Carl Collison
Wilmington
R. J. Ashe
J. H. Dandy
F. N. Smith
Smith Edwards
Joseph Roche Jr
Dover
Assembly Hall
Susan Milby
Howard Milby
Cordova
Olivia Roe
A. D. Quillen
Roe
Helen Boyd
Philadelphia
Noble Dhue
Noble Shively
Arthur Cahall
Greensboro
Alex Butler
John Greenlee
Lakeland
Florida
Ervin’s Chapel
Mary Cahall
Rebar
Pennsylvania
Frank Lane
Maryland University
J. F. Lane
Vergie Cartwright
Sallie K. Baynard
Smyrna
Walter Elliott
Cambridge
Ollie Coffin
Trenton Normal School
W. J. Murphy
Virginia
John Milby
W. B. Sylvester
Marydel Hosts Card Evening and Choir Event
Marydel residents saw a cordial card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyson Heather featuring guests from nearby towns. Rev M E Wheatley from Middletown will lead a choir orchestra next Tuesday with a silver offering for benevolence. News includes local travels and visits by Ed Morris family to Florida, Miss Mildred Medford accepting a tutor post in New York, and other social updates from Dover to Newark and Hartly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tyson Heather
E. J. Ross
R. W. Ford
Ruth Evans
Wilmington
E. T. Stense
Millington
E. W. Gillespie
T. A. Geiser
E. J. Stevens
C. W. Anderson
Austin Roberts
Sadlersville
M. E. Wheatley
Middletown
Ed. Morris
Florida
Carroll
Sara Jacobs
Lakeland
Fla
Mildred Medford
New York
E. D. Moore
Dover
T. H. Davis
Bobby Heather
Miss Somers
Harry Smith
Washington College
Temple Smith
Paul
Newark
Del
Henry Davis
Hartly
Hog Show at Maryland Experiment Station
Thirteen hog lots totaling 114 head will be shown at the swine feeding meeting at the University of Maryland Experiment Station beginning at 10 o clock Saturday November 14. Hogs used in two experiments with corn wheat pasture fish meal and minerals show important ration differences. Attendees may discuss results. a market hog judging contest will award a stockmans cane to the winner presented by the Maryland Stockmen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Community Federation Meeting at Ridgely Church
Last Thursday the County Federation met at the Methodist Church with autumn decorations. Mrs. Pearsaul chaired. Miss Beatrice Bowers welcomed attendees, and Mrs. John L. Whitehurst of Baltimore gave the main address. Memorials included the death of Mrs. Ada Laird and a report on county health finances.
Orphans Court in Caroline County Grants Several Estates
The Caroline County Orphans Court convened with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. Executors and guardians were appointed for J Edward Coffin William H Perry David B Kinder and Thomas H Grace with probate and bond filings. Appraisers named and notices to creditors ordered. minor Mary E Johnson and petitioner Lillie Smith/ Mabel Colbourn completed withdrawals and releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
J. Edward Coffin
Edward 2. Coffin
J. Owen Knotts
Thomas E. Weather
John R. Murphy
William H. H. Perry
Ernest Volkart
Charles B. Harrison
J. Roland Chaffinch
Calvert C. Merriken
Mary E. Johnson
Charles H. Kinder
David B. Kinder
Thomas H. Grace
William J. Richards
Sarah Grace
Robert Fleetwood
Marc Bryant
Lillie Smith
Mabel Colbourn
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Christmas Club Checks Soon To Go Out
The first of December will distribute about $20,000 in Caro line county to several hundred persons in amounts from 12.50 to 1,000. Banks close out Christmas Savings Clubs started last December 1 and begin new clubs. Members will be notified December 1 to 10 that accounts are credited and will be ready to check. Beginning December, new clubs start with 52 weekly deposits. The Christmas Savings Club plan was originated by the late Eastonian Charles Wrightson.
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Caroline County
Charles Wrightson
Charles T. Wrightson
Coast Guard death follows service pistol wound in Hyland
Brooks Lare 21 of Smithville died Friday night in Hyland New Jersey from a bullet wound in the head fired with a .45 caliber service pistol. A Hyland physician ruled death as self-inflicted. He had enlisted a year ago in the Coast Guard and was to get a 20 day furlough. Survived by parents two brothers Palmer and Arthur two sisters Mrs Harland Clevenger Miss Altha Lare and half sister Mrs Sadie Slavinger all of Smithville. Funeral held Tuesday at Bloomery Church with Coast Guard military honors.
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Brooks Lare
John H. Lare
Smithville
United States Coast Guard Service
Hyland
N. J
Lare
Palmer
Arthur
Harland Clevenger
Altha Lare
Sadie Slavinger
Coast Guard Service
Bloomery Church
S. L. Hanby
Local Social Notes From Adams Cross Roads Area
Adams Cross Roads reports Mrs Mary Johnson and the Slanson Trice party visiting Baltimore to see their daughter Gladys Pennypacker. Louise Wilson improves rapidly after appendectomy at Marshall Hospital Milford. John Morris of Greenwood spent part of last week with Mrs John Adams and relatives. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Henry Lare and family. Ormond Wright of near Denton visited her parents here for two days. Brooks Lare funeral held at Bloomery Church with burial nearby. Marie Parker visited her parents during the weekend.
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Mary Johnson
Slanson Trice
Earl Adams
Baltimore
Gladys
Roland Pennypacker
Louise Wilson
Marshall Hospital
Milford
John Morris
Greenwood
John Adams
Henry Lare
Ormond Wright
Denton
Brooks Lare
Bloomery Church
Marie Parker
Funeral for Joseph Passapae Held in Denton
Funeral services for Joseph Passapae 78 who died suddenly while visiting his daughter in Baltimore were conducted at his sister Mrs. Mary Hutchinsons home on Friday morning Nov 6 at 11 oclock. He leaves a daughter Mrs J H Summerfield of Denton and a son and daughter Thomas and Jessie Passapae, both of Baltimore. Rev E C Hallman of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated and interment followed in Denton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Passapae
Baltimore
Mary Iutchinson
J. H. Summerfield
Denton
Thomas Passapae
Jessie Passapae
E. C. Hallman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton Cemetery
Hillsboro Queen Anne PTA Meeting Planned
Hillsboro P T A will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening November 17 with officer elections for the year. All patrons and those interested in the school are urged to attend. Several local residents are noted as visiting and visiting guests are mentioned, including Gladys Gale and family, and Mrs. Willard Everett.
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Hillsboro P. T. A
Gladys Gale
Baltimore
Williams
Delaplaine Turner
C. M. Stelle
C. M. Stelle Jr
Sarah Stelle
Wilmington
John Holt
Travers
Earl Wathers
William Uelfrich
Ruth
Trappe
Edgar Blades
Willard Everett
Millsboro
R. B. Thompson
New York
A. J. Brown
B. L. Sheppard
Wothers House
Community Club supper at High School auditorium
The Community Club hosts its annual supper in the High School auditorium on Saturday evening November 21 starting at 5 o'clock. Menu includes turkey dressing gravy sweet potatoes homing cole slaw fruit salad pickles jelly rolls biscuits and coffee. Cake pie and ice cream will be sold. Supper 60 cents and 25 cents. Master Billy Messix received a surprise birthday party from his parents last Monday with classmates and festive treats. Mrs. Laura Knotts plans a winter in Washington DC with her daughters Emily and Laura. Charles and Thurman Covey of Wilmington visited family. Messix and relatives in Cambridge. Mrs. Oscar Briscoe attended Armistice exercises in Cambridge. Mrs. K. M. Barnette spent the weekend in Baltimore.
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Chuir
Methodist
Pearsaul
Frank Flounders
Max Chambers
Preston
Margaret Swing
Ridgely
Roy Tawes
Beatrice Bowers
Flounders
Concord
D. W. Davis
Wrightson
Harry M. Uollis
Roland Fisher
Denton
Alfonso Boley
Royal Oak
Eastern Shore Federation
John, L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
State Federation
Church House
New Land
Maryland
Eugene Stevens
Anetta Fantz
Charles van Lear
Agnes Hurley
Roland Hudson
Harry Laird
Roy. _Tawes
Matthews
Ridgely Cemetery
Laird
George
Margaret
Ruby
Philadelphia
Blanche Starkey
McDonald
Chester
Maude Bandlow
York
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Chestertown
Kathryn Zeigler
Anklesvar
Surat
India
Church of the Brethren
Zeigler
Harry Zeigler
Roy Cherry
Menu
Henzen
Clarence Melvin
Roland Logan
James van Sant
Sadler Weese
Millington
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Gelletly
Pealiquor
Addie Griffin
W. F. Jackson
Agion
Moore
Atlantic City
Charles Samis
Thomas Cooper
Joyce
Lew Lane
Ecole
Billy Messix
Billy
Laura Knotts
Washington, D. C
Emily
Charles and Thurman Covey
Wilmington
Marion Covey
Bernard Messix
Cambridge
Oscar Briscoe
K. M. Barnette
Poultry visit boosts praise for Pinewood White Leghorns
American Corner J H Wolsieffer of Millville N J and Mr Sandford a New York poultry specialist toured Pinewood Poultry Farm to view Mrs O H Howard s prize White Leghorns which led the state six times in commercial flock average The judges praised the flock and Mrs Howard s breeders as up to standard The Ladies Aid meeting was postponed to Nov 18 at the home of Mrs Teen Trice and Mrs Lily Daffin Revival services begin Nov 15 at 7 30 p m led by Rev A W Betts all welcome
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J. H. Wolsieffer
Millville
N. J
Smithson Homemakers Club meets at Mrs Worms home
Smithson Home Makers Club gathered at Mrs J Worms residence on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Spafford sent two Andersontown Club members to assist. Next meeting set for the second Wednesday in December. Mrs Violet Patrick died in Easton Hospital from complications of diseases. Funeral at Harmony on Thursday afternoon with burial at Linchester cemetery. She leaves a husband and two young children. Mr Harry Hall and a Philadelphia friend visited Mr and Mrs M J Hall on Sunday. Miss Lena Worm left Friday for Reading Pa to take a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Home Makers Club
J. Worm
Linchester Cemetery
Harry Hall
Philadelphia
Harold Dew
M. J. Hall
Lena Worm
Reading
Tuberculosis Association To Hold Annual Dinner
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association will hold its annual meeting and dinner on Monday evening November sixteenth at the Rennett Hotel in Baltimore. J Owen Knotts Seal Sale Chairman for Caroline county announced the event with guest speaker Doctor Charles FP Wilinsky of Boston Mass Deputy Commissioner of Health in charge of Child Hygiene and Health Units. Numerous county representatives including seal sale chairmen nurses and health officers are expected to attend while reports from key leaders will be read by William B Matthews Samuel Wolman and Henry F Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Rennett
Baltimore
J. Owen Knotts
Seal Sale
Caroline County
William B. Matthews
Samuel Wolman
Henry F. Baker
Wedding invitations printed with neatness and dispatch
The notice states wedding invitations and announcements are printed with care and prompt service, highlighting quality printing for celebrations and formal announcements.
Joseph Roche Jr. suffers injuries after Dover trip
Joseph Roche Jr. endured a painful accident en route from Dover to his home. His ear was damaged, leaving bruises and cuts, though he is reported much improved. The piece also notes community social visits and local residents traveling to relatives and events in nearby towns.
Williston Ladies Visit Sanatorium and Local Sites on Armistice Day
Mrs Clara I Rice and nephew Ad dison Welsh invited guests to visit Miss Julia Boezon at Pine Bluff Sanatorium where she expressed happiness and gratitude for flowers candy and fruit. The group also toured Parsons Home for the Aged and Cambridge on Armistice Day with several local families visiting Cambridge and Vienna for bridge opening and social calls. Weekend visits included Mrs Jack Coyle returning to Philadelphia and Mrs Elmer Wheeler with son from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara I. Rice
Addison Welsh
Jennie Crane
Wm. Willoughby
O. M. Hignutt
Salisbury
Julia Boezon
Pine Bluff Sanatorium
Miss .Boezon
Roland Wheatley
Roland
McMahon
O. G. Hignutt
Charlotte
Cambridge
Wm. D. Uhler
Hitchens
Denton
Vienna
New Bridge
Jack Coyle
Philadelphia
Mary
Mae Ringe
Elmer E. Wheeler
Wm. Wheeler
Baltimore
Bennett Todd
Golden Gate Girls Band at Plaza This Week End
The Golden Gate Girls Band returns to The New Plaza Theatre Friday and Saturday November 13 and 14 with a modern stage show. The program also includes Fox Movietone romance Pair Warning, Our Gang Shiver My Timbers, and Mickey Mouse cartoons. Screenings begin nightly, plus Dirigible with Jack Holt Fay Wray and Ralph Graves, Monkey Business with the Marx Brothers, and Joe Cobb in person with Our Gang shorts. Richard Dix stars in The Public Defender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Girls
New Plaza Theatre
Milford
George O’brien
Fox Movietone
Our Gang
Mickey Mouse
Women’s Club of America
Jack Holt
Ralph, Graves
Fay Wray
Delaware
Plaza Theatre
Joe Cobb
Chubby
Joe
Richard Dix
The
Public Defender
Greensboro area society notes highlight weddings and visits
Mrs Otis Morris of Ridge ly announces the marriage of Julia Morris to Paul Meredith on August 22 at Cape Charles Virginia with Rev Luther Poole officiating. The couple received a shower and serenade at their home with about thirty five friends. Numerous local and visiting residents are listed with weekend visits and travels to Wilmington Preston Philadelphia Wellsboro and Centreville. Club events and poultry show results are noted along with several birthdays and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Morris
Ridgely
Julia
Paul Meredith
Cape Charles
M. FE
Luther Poole
George Stevenson
Dorothy
Wilmington
Stevenson
Carroll Pippin
Miss Mae
John B. Beck
Fof
R. J. Raughley
John T. Carter
Eugene Anderson
Denton
Raughley
Orivia Lee Metz
D. Kirby Metz
Olin Price
Kenneth Price
Wellsboro
H. G. Smith
Virginia Luff
Helen Scott
John Luff
New Zealand
Caroline
S. D. Carrow
L. R. Taylor
Clayton Porter
Lewis Jones
Goldsboro
Roy Glover
Naomi Walls
Baptist Pastorium
J. C. Ledbetter
Thurman Passwaters
Billie
John Passwaters
Federalsburg
Hilda Morgan
Jack Alers
Wyatt Lancaster
Chester
J. C. Russell
Oscar Wyatt
Josephine Moore
N. A. Smith
Centreville
Jennie Hopkins
White Sulphur Springs
E. I. Seward
M. B. Cooper
Oscar Nichols
John Nichols
Cambridge
Paul Rich
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Rich
Coursey Edwards
Mollie Bennett
Ernest Cohee
Mary Rash
Cordova
Walter Engram
Burt Hobbs
Carrie
Baltimore
Linwood Andrews
Medford Gottwall
Norristown
Samuel C. Price
Hobbs
Medford Price
W. Thomas Lockerman
Wilkes- Barre
A. W. Brumbaugh
Thomas Knox
Louise Swann
John Wyatt
Isabel Tuthill
Virginia
Sophia Howard
Philadelphia
Myrtie Pepper
Easton
Mite Society thanks contributors for supper success
The Mite Society of Union M. P. Church expresses gratitude to everyone who helped make Wednesday evening’s supper a success. Unity Club schedules a 2 PM meeting next Wednesday the 18th at Mrs. R. G. Williams home in Denton. Visitors from Philadelphia and Wildwood noted among local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
Unity Club
R. G. Williams
Second St
Fountain Ave
Denton
Calvert Harvey
Philadelphia
Charles Harvey
Walter Parris
Wildwood
N. J
John Parris
Alfred Raughley
W. T. Bullock
Kent Island
John Thawley
F. Baynard
Alford Family Visit Highlights Local Stops
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Alford and Mrs. D. H. Bryan spent the weekend with Baltimore friends and relatives. Miss Elizabeth Alford accompanied them from Newark Del. They visited Strayer's Business College where their daughter Miss Hattie is a student. Mrs. D. H. Bryan is in Wilmington visiting her granddaughter Miss Ruth Bryan for a few weeks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Bethel Church
Marydel
Adams Cross Roads
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
A. W. Betts
Smithson
Tuberculosis Association
Plaza
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