Teachers Hired Across County Schools In July
Nearly all county schools have filled their teaching ranks with most appointments finalized in the last week. Wages rise with Banks township reporting the largest salary gains, while many districts open term September 12 or 19. The county list names many teachers and postings across Armstong, Clearfield, and surrounding townships, including several new principals and room assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Township
Armstrong
Anthony
J. C. White
Peeler
Earl Miller
Hallie Wachob
Chestnut Flat
Ernest Mclaughlin
John Fleming
BR. BE
Russell
Laney
Rhoda
Armed man disrupts Anthony schoolhouse election
Keebler of Armstrong township entered the Anthony schoolhouse armed with a revolver during teacher elections. Directors overpowered him, seized the weapon, and ejected him. He is noted as eccentric, having repeatedly arrived to press directors to appoint his preferred teachers, and previously fined for disturbing a directors' meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keebler
Armstrong Township
Anthony
Odd Fellows Picnic At Work's Grove Richmond Sept 1
Indiana and Jefferson county lodges of Independent Order of Odd Fellows plan a basket picnic at Work's Grove in Richmond on Thursday September 1. Excursion rates will be secured on the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg railway with a possible special train to return picnickers after the regular Punxsutawney arrival. All Odd Fellows lodges in the county and nearby counties and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jefferson County
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Work's Grove
Richmond
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Punxsutawaey
Pronauly Fatal Accident Claims White Growden
White Matthew Growden aged 70 of White township dies from internal injuries and a left shoulder fracture after falling from a hay load Wednesday afternoon. He was a lifelong farmer and is well known in the community. John Hilberry sells Chambersville botol to Valentine Seibold Pard City. license transfer planned next week. Miss Clora Colkitt of Marion Center visited W. L. Colkitt on Oak Street from Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Growden
White Township
Mr. Growden
Clora Colkitt
Marion Center
W. L. Colkitt
Oak Street
Indiana Campers Along Streams Highlight Summer Plans
Indiana residents scatter to streams and farms for cooling as summer heat drives camping trips. Families from town head to Bower station on Susquehanna river for two weeks while others plan stays at Dickie farm near Edgewood and Campbell Mills along Crooked creek. The Soho Club of young women visits Center township camp with chaperon Mrs. Pearl Walker, and several local pairs join Trade City and Rupert's camps along Little Mahoning and Crooked creeks for two weeks in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
M. M. Davin
D. J. Lamb
Leslie Pattison
Maggie Houk
Ward
William Rankin
Near Purchhase
Miller
Barnesboro
Allison
Darentum
Dr. Curry
Curry Ston
Bower Station
Susquehanna River
Pattison
Soho Club
Dickie Farm
Edgewood
Center Township
Kiffie Pennington
Besse Cunningham
Edna Wilson
Laura Cunningham
Belle Dickie
Begs Cunningham
Linda
Clara Detwiler
Laura Dickie
Bertha Baylor
Pearl Walker
North Highth Street
Ernest Pennington
Clyde Neal
Clark Marshall
Blaine Cunningham
Marty Jaydle
John Fleming
Homer City
Trade City
Little Mahoning Creek
Will Keepers
Paul Smith
Farmer
Marlin
Frank Dorr
James Bryan
Guerney
Campbells Mills
Paul St. Clair
Gus Hood
Otis Trainer
Rupert's
Shelocta
Crooked Creek
J. D. K. Club
Belle Allison
May Brownlee
Mary Sutton
Edna Ray
Ellan Thompson
Mary Jones
Edith Groft
Thel. Getty
Town
Francis Wageley
Wilkinsburg
Elizabeth Hay
Allegheny
Jean McElhaney
North Eighth Street
Indiana group visits Punxsutawney on day trip
A party from Indiana spent Thursday in Punxsutawney sightseeing then returned home in the evening. Among the group were Mrs. John Hastings and family, Mrs. J M Torrenes, Miss Fanny Campbell of Germantown, Mrs. Archer, Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. Hazlett and daughter Bess, Mr. Griffith, Grove, Lydia Young, Martha Wallace, Florence St. Clair, Fanny Thomas, Mabel Cunningham and Jo St. Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Punxsutawney
John 8
Hastings
Ralph
Gala
John Bi. Tay- Jor
J. M. Torrenes
J. OG. Lirv Ting
Fanny Campbell
Germantown
D. J. Archer
Big Dividend Declared by Indiana County Gas Company
Indiana County Gas Company declared a 15 percent dividend this week, distributing $30,000 to stockholders. Proceeds arose from selling the Elderton gas field about 2,000 acres to the People's Gas Company, representing Standard Oil interests. Also noted is a planned picnic for Business Men's Panty and Cusinesy men of Indiana and Blairsville at Idlewild on Tuesday, August 16 with calls for store closures and a special train for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
Indiana County Gas Company
Elderton
People's Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Blairsville
Tollewild
License Granted for Smicksburg Hotel to Beers
On Monday Judge White granted a liquor license to J. L. Cain, landlord of the Smicksburg hotel, who has sold the property to A. J. Beers of Yatesboro. Beers will take charge of the hotel as soon as the house cay he.
Attempted burglary at W F Carnahan Co Shelocta
Thieves entered the storeroom by chiseling a rear door Friday night but were frightened away by Mr. Carnahan before any valuables were taken. Also notes a premium list by Indiana County Agricultural Society published on pages three and six and the issue’s Prod. RvKS is for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Teft
Daugherty Buys North Ninth Street Lot for 1200
Harry Daugherty has purchased a lot on the west side of North Ninth street near Philadelphia street from D. W. Simpson for 1200 dollars. He plans to begin erecting two dwellings on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Bullduo
Harry Daugherty
North Ninth Street
Philadelphia Street
D. W. Simpson
Mr. Daugherty
Christian Endeavor Convention at Salinburg
The county convention of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held at Salinburg on Thursday and Friday, September 2. Store changes hands as John H. Cathcart’s Chambersville store was sold last week to Mr Rankin of Galbleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Convention
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Salinburg
John H. Cathcart
Chambersville
Rankin
Galbleton
Child Drowns In Well Near Washington Township
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Adams of Washington township fell from a covered well while mother prepared dinner. The body was recovered by the mother using a ladder and a nearby sawmill workers could not revive him. Funeral held at home, burial at Creekside. the child was about two years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Adams
Washington Township
Gat Lidder
Trealdent
Tadinna
Chap, Adams
Mel. Adams
Armstrong Township
Creekside
Oldest resident Michael Freund dies at 60 in town
Michael Freund born April 23, 1814 in Aschaffenburg Bavaria died Monday at his daughter Mrs J B Hoffman’s home on east Oak and Fourth streets aged more than 60. He emigrated to America, lived in western Pennsylvania, worked on the old Pennsylvania canal then became an iron worker in Armstrong county. Survived by three children Mrs Hoffman Meankreand and Jacob Kreand. A devout Roman Catholic, oldest member of St Bernard Church, funeral at St Bernard at 9 this morning with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Freund
J. B. Hoffman
East Oak
Fourth Streets
Mr. Freund
Aschaffenburg
Bavaria
America
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Canal
Marshall
Brady's Bend
Armstrong County
St. Bernard
Mrs Rebecca McCormick 72 Died at Marion Center
Mrs Rebecca McCormick widow of Joseph McCormick died suddenly at Marion Center at age 72 years 2 months 15 days Heart trouble hastened her death two hours after the attack Survived by sons Joseph C McCormick and Mrs J C Bovard both of Marion Center She was a prominent member of the Marion Center M I Shared and Women s Relief Corps Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev J M Cogley with Rev J P Koreaman assisting Womens Relief Corps conducted the service at bier thank you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca McCormick
Joseph McCormick
Marion Center
Joseph C. McCormick
J. C. Bovard
M. I. Shared
Women's Relief Corps
J. M. Cogley
J. LP
Koreaman
Bie Give
Mrs William Hollin son Robinson Dies in Shelocta
Mrs William Hollin son Robinson, aged about 60, died at her home in Shelocta on Wednesday morning. Her maiden name was Blaming. Mineral services were held at Curry Run Presbyterian Church with Rev W J Wilson officiating and burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by her husband and brothers and sisters Thomas Heming of Armstrong Lawnhills Frank Heming of Armstrong Lawnhills Mrs Thomas Lewis of New Creekalde Mrs William Couch of West Lebanon Mrs Alex Wiggins of Shelocta and Mrs Stewart of near Plumvillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinson
Shelocta
William Couch
West Lebanon
Alex, Wiggins
Stewart
Near Plumvillo
Frederick Lute Dies at 87 in Green Township Home
Frederick Lute of Green township died at home near Grip on Thursday evening aged 87 years 6 months and 5 days. Survived by children Harrison of Waka Harvey Thomas Mrs. Bruce Lute of Waxmoreland County and Mrs. Blanche Weaton of Barnesboro. Interment in McDowell graveyard in Green township on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lute
Green Township
Hhe
Sear Grip
Sdays
Harrison
Waka
Harvay
Athoma
Bruce Lute
Waxtmoreland County
Blanche Weaton
Barnesboro
McDowell
Death Notices for Jactvie Huai and Lottie McCall
Jactvie Huai dies in Pittsburg after residence away from Ambrose. Miss Lottie McCall, daughter of the late William McCall, dies near Ambrose and is laid to rest after ties to Mrs. Andrew McGaughey. Interment planned at Marlon Canter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jactvie Huai
Lottie McCall
William McCall
Ambrose
Pittsburg
Andrew McGaughey
Marlon
Death of Mrs Cribbe at Vandergrift at 23
Mrs Charles Cribbe of Vandergrift died suddenly on Thursday aged 23. Survived by husband and two children. Formerly resided in Jacksonville where the death was known to many. Interment held at Vandergrift Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cribbs
Vandergrift
Jacksonville
Infant Died and Funeral Set in Lovejoy
Brya May Dut erbaugi infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robot Buterbagh of Lovejoy died of cholera infantum on Monday aged eight months. Funeral services will be held at the parents home today and interment will follow in the flying grounds at Taylorsville. Joseph H Campbell of New York City died at his home on Saturday aged 73 years born in Camperbella Mills none Blacklick. Infant child of Mr and Mrs D M Rowe of Shilrigville died on Thursday age 17 months. Interment was made at Minayilie. Cornerstone ceremony for a new Presbyterian church featured brief services. A tin box with plans pictures and county papers was sealed in the cornerstone by George K Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brya May Duterbaugi
Buterbaugh
Mro
Robot Buterbagh
Lovejoy
Prventis’ Hone
Taylorssille
Jokwit
Joseph H. Campbell
New York City
Decarsod
Camperbella Mills
Mhonsburg
Anwant
D. M. Rowe
Bhilrguille
Miniayilie
New Presbyterian Church
I. Crawford
J. M. Welch
Second United Presbyterian Church
George §. Holmes
Methodist Church
George K. Stewart
Prisoner on county farm tells strange disappearance tale
Charles Shaffer, a 17 year old Allegheny youth who eloped with Frances Huliiggs and married in Youngstown on May 21, reappeared after 48 hours. He claims his parents sent him to a county farm for 21 days surveillance, then he told the farmer’s wife of his marriage and troubles. His mother offers a contrary account, saying he went to Mrs. Howard Hamilton’s home of his own free will, with no guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaffer
Allegheny
Frances Huliiggs
Youngstown
Indiana County
Shaffer
Howard Hamilton
New North Point
New Blairsville Passenger Station Planned At Intersection
Plans call for a Blairsville Pennsylvania railroad depot at the intersection with main line work to shift tracks northward and require purchase of several northside buildings including the Robinson Home. The new station will be near the old depot site. cost and plans have not been announced. Also this week the will of Jute Robert Staith of Burrell township was probated leaving bequests to Blairsville church mission society and several individuals, with executors named Ralph and Rebecen D. Hmith. Date noted October 15, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robinson
Beuilt
Robert Staith
Burrell Township
Missionary Society
Blairsville Presbyterian Church
Gladys Gerard
Hissies
Julia St. Cunningham
Latrobe
Mishephen
H.R. Oden
Charles Hl. Ogden
Mabel Portser
Rebeca
Sialth
Ralph
Rebecen
D. Hmith
Americans on Kellysburg line labor dispute reported
A mixed crew of American and foreign workers were reportedly laid off from the Buffalo Southern & Pittsburg railway project near Kellysburg. Mindy M. Dodson of town was summoned to consult her physician on Thursday for a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellysburg
Buffalo, Sovhestur
Pittsburg
Local News Briefs on Medical Ailments and Legal Deadlines
Little Hoy UL Dorsay Ubile donor J Sloan Walker of South Sixth Street suffers an abscess in the side. Condition not critical and recovery expected to be rapid per attending physician. Last day for filing executor administrator and guardian accounts in the register's office. Foil fon Horse, a son of Frank Ferguson of Blacklick township, fell from a horse Sunday, fracturing an arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hoy UL. Dorsay
J. Sloan Walker
South Sixth Strect
Frank Ferguson
Blacklick Township
Wedding of Condron and Lockard in Blairsville home
David Condron of Home marries Nora Lockard of Oak Street in a 1 PM ceremony at Miss Lockard’s mother's house. Dr. G T Reynolds and Rev I Bunders officiate assisted by Mlle Lollie McGregor as bridesmaid. Post ceremony, Ada Rowe sings and Kittie Pennington plays. The couple, both Thi ann Normal graduates, plan to reside in Ballsville where Condron is a public schools principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condron
Louiea
David Condeen
Nora Lockird
Sorata
Lockard
Oak Street
Misa Lockard
G.T. Reynolds
Vandergritt
Methodist Church
Misa Lollie McGregor
Church Streat
Mgr
A. B. Lintenor
Blairsville
Harry Lockard
J. Horace McGinity
Ada Rowe
Bhursville
Mearel
Kittie Pennington
Ninth and
Oak Streets
Anna May
Thalia McCartney
Vieces
Miss Lockard
Thiann Normal School
Ballsyile
Quiet church wedding ties Banks and Sweeney pair
William Banks of Philadelphia street married Carolyn Zolina Sweeney of Church street in Chrisé eliited at 8:00 o'clock by Rev. Quorge Rogers with about 100 guests. Bridesmaid Annie Banka and ushers Ralph Moorhead and Righaed W Watson attended. The couple plan a short honeymoon then reside on Church Street. Banks is an attorney at the Indiana county bar, son of Attorney I. N. Banks. Mrs. Banks is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sweeney. Also Fred R. Hoffman of Oak Street wed Jennie S. Wheeler of Allegheny in the Church of the Annunciation Allegheny at 3:00 PM with Miss Agnes Hoffman as bridesmaid and James Wheeler as groom’s attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankh Sweeney
William Banks
Philadelphia Street
Carolyn Zolina Sweeney
Church Street
Quorge Rogers
Annie Banka
Ralph Moorhead
Righaed W. Watson
Mora
Brunles
Camebridge Springs
Mel. Banks
Indiana
Ilo
I. N. Banks
Indiana County
Fred R. Hoffman
Oak Stireet
Jennie S. Wheeler
Allegheny
Church of the Annunciation
Mather McCabe
Agnes Hoffman
Town
James Wheeler
Hoffman
Mew
John Hoffman
Oak Street
Kunkle and Thompson Married Yesterday in Mebhillint Parish
Kunkle of Cora and Miss Mirabeth Jean Thompson of Blecklek were married yesterday afternoon by Rev Holmes at the Mebhillint Episcopal parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle-Puompson
Kher
Kunkle
Cora
Mirabeth Jean Thompson
Blecklek
Holmes
Mebhiilint Episcopal Parsomine
Steppy Stewai and Miss Sarah J Steswart Married
In a Monday ceremony at the local church parsonage George Holmes officiated. The couple Steppy Stewai of Marion Center and Miss Sarah J Steswart of Crofly were married by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafty
Marion Center
Sarah J. Steswart
Crofly
MA i
George Holmes
Visiting friends and relatives across towns
A flood of short visits fills the week as many residents travel to and from Braddock, Windber, Altoona, Pittsburgh, Johnstown and nearby towns. Persons named include Samuel Pickler, Harry Abrama, George Gillin, Charles Lockard, Mrs Wagle, and Miss Belle Dickle among others, with several planning longer stays or trips to Mackinaw, Dubois, St. Louis, and Planville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pickler
Braddock
Harry Abrama
Ism
Railroad Ayenna
Binelklied
Mids Wine
Clair
Church Street
Samuel Culp
Mackinaw
Mia
Neff
May
Shurch Street
Dubois
Belle Dickle
West Phildelphia School
Sara Wright
Bellevue
Nelson Warden
Town
Brookville
John K. Caldwell Sid Daighter
Mary
Chestnut Street
St. Louis
Paur Lowman
Pittsburg
Rossi Craig
W. B. Ursing
Lewis Hay
Nellie Craig
Philadelphia
Michel Altanan
Wayne Avenue
Edward DeVolr
Carnegie
Mary Wilson
Jana
John Watson
Planville
Many Families to Meet for County Reunion Season
County calendar fills with family reunions and picnics in August. The seventh annual Amickuburg & West Mahoning Buckwheat Club gathering will be at Goodville in West Mahoning on Thursday next week, with Indiana residents joining by special train for a harvest home event. Additional reunions include Stuchkells and Lydicka at Marion Center, Works at Rochester Mills centennial, Townsends near Avonmore, and other county families at Dixonville, Mahui’s Grove, Coleman's Grove, Trade City, Elders Ridge, Saltsburg, Montgomery Township, and more, dates in August and September noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amickuburg
West Mahoning Buckwheat Club
Goodville
West
Soebeck
Stuchkells
Lydicka
Marion Center
Rose Neal
B. F. Lydick
Indiana
David Stuchell
Dayton
Work's Grove
Rochester Mills
William
John Work
Townsends
HH. Bart. Townsend
Avonmore
Anpeush
Damnes Houcher
Mahui's Grove
Creekside
Redding
Coleman's Grove
Sprankle
W. H. Sprankle
Trade I Gily
Reeves
JA. Reeves
Indiana Cold Storage and Ice Company Planned
Stock 14 solicited in town for an ice and cold storage plant on Water Street near the Buffalo Rocheter Pittsburg railroad. The chartered Indiana Cold Storage and Ice Company will have $00,000 capital stock with largely local stockholders. R N Ray and D W Luther are promoters. The plant will manufacture ice for domestic use and engage in storage and sale of meats, prompting a petition to the council for borough approval and sewer rights. referred to the sewer committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Buffalo, Rocheater & Pittsburg
Indiana Cold Storage and Jet Company
R. N. Ray
D. W. Luthor
Bhosto
Salialesale Moots
Lana
Limita
Pennsylvania Democrat Robert Pattison Dies at 8:25 A.M.
Robert Pattison, twice governor of Pennsylvania and former Philadelphia comptroller, died at his Overbrook home in Philadelphia at 8:25 a.m. due to pneumonia contracted recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 4. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Damocrate
United States
Overbrook
Social Evening at Snyder Home Draws White Township Youth
Nineteen young people from town drove to the Snyder home in White township on Thursday evenings. They feasted and frolicked until midnight, and the wet weather could not dampen the cheer and comfort found there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
White Township
Homer City Property Sold in Town Transfer
Real estate agent T. A. Gilbert reports Homer City property sold to Mrs. Anna Babsad of town for a consideration of $1, total. The transaction transfers ownership from Homer City resident 8.0 Donaldson to Mrs. Anna Babsad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
T. A. Gilbert
Donaldson
Mra
Anna Babsad
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Max Neal
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Pni
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K. B. Nott
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Ella Douds
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Sellersville
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Bert Rover
Hill
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Burns
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Frank Ryan
Poplar Springs
Alvin Gressley
Donald Patterson
Washington
W. A. Hoover
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Bell
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Harman
Minnie Brady
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Viola Cunningham
Myrtle Melaughlin
Hitler
Jeannette Iseman
Bunton
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R. M. Patoier
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Trindle
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Calvert
Ira S. Nippes
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Wheatsnield
Gamble
Lynn Hood
Centerville
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Ward Mack
Wallace
Luella Liggett
Germany
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Ridge
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Campbell
J. W. Black
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North Point
Seward
Elizabeth Glasser
Brushvall
Ley Township
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Smicksburg
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Clarksburg
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Brushvalley Township
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Washington County
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Hannahstown
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