Moravia Girls Cinch Title In Appanoose League
Moravia girls stay undefeated by beating Moulton 8-19 at home with 9-4 first quarter 19-8 halftime 25-14 third period led by J Kaster 14 and Rick 11. Moravia Mohawks take second place in county race as freshmen edge Moulton 33-32 with Dee Kaster last sec basket. County tournament set to begin in Moulton next Tuesday with Lovilia trip upcoming. Allerton games postponed to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Moulton
Appanoose
Mahaywhattes
Moravie
J. Kaster
Rick
Moravia Mohawks
Tracy
Hiner
Dee Kaster
Aull Moulton
Dee
Kaster
Dean Kaster
Jimmy Luse
Lovilia
Allerton
Attend B and P W clinic in Des Moines
Mrs. Fanchen Winsler and Ann Miletich attended a Business and Professional Women's Club clinic in Des Moines Sunday. Guest speaker Jane Todd of New York City. The club aims to organize similar clinics in Iowa and beyond with support from Governor and Mrs. Dewey and from Governor and Mrs. Beardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanchen Winsler
Ann Miletich
Des Moines
Jane Todd
New York City
Business
Moravia woman joins Cedar Falls play costume crew
Ruth I Gibbons of Moravia is picked for the costume crew of Deep Are the Roots at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The winter production runs February 10 and 11 and portrays a returning Negro war hero facing southern racial prejudice. Gibbons assists in design construction and alteration of all costumes with student direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth I. Gibbons
Moravia
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
South
Miss Gibbons
College Drama Shop
Double Eight Club Social at Mason Home
All 22 members of the Double Eight club gathered at Mr and Mrs Harold Mason's residence Wednesday evening last with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Condra assisting. Five tables of cards contested. Prizes went to Don Pettibone Mrs Emil Harden Howard Evans and Mrs L P Bishy. Mrs Pearl Broshur won the travelling prize. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Eight Club
Harold Mason
Kenneth Condra
Don Pettibone
Emil Harden
Howard Evans
L. P. Bishy
Pearl Broshur
Family Dinner at Kaster Home With Numerous Guests
Mrs. Anna Kaster hosted a family dinner Sunday at the Kaster home. Guests included Everett Millers of Clearfield Utah Merle Bruar of Minneapolis Minnesota Orph Kaster Forrest Kister and Oral Kuster with their families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kaster
Rex
Ernie
Everett Miller
Clearfield
Utah
Merle Bruar
Minneapolis, Micn
Orph Kaster
Forrest Kister
Oral Kuster
E. C. T. C. Club Hosts Hiatt Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs Frank V Hiatt with helpers hosted the E T C club at their Cuibery Rd home Thursday evening. Progressive ronk was played with high scores won by Mrs Curtis Burton and Curtis Burton for the men and ladies respectively. Refreshments followed a pleasant social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Hiatt
Fred Hanmond
John Juhpava
E. TC
Cuibery
Curtis Burton
Two Cars Turn Over On Ice Near Here
Over the past week two cars escaped injury after sliding on ice. Vess Hiatt’s vehicle overturned in a ditch south of Moravia on Monday afternoon. On Wednesday Mr and Mrs A O Main’s car skidded on an icy strip en route to Centerville, rolling onto its left side with broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vess Hiatt
Elm Hollow
Moravia
A. O. Main
Centerville
Jessie Tarbell Dies Services Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Jessie May Tarbell 78 who died Friday at her home west of Iconium were held Sunday at the Tarbell home with Miss Warnelta McConnell pastor of Grace Methodist Moravia officiating. Burial was in Millidgeville cemetery. Born May 10 1871 in Independence township Appanocote county she was the daughter of Benjamin and Rozella Tarbell. An invalid most of life she had been in a wheelchair for 60 years and lived with her sister Miss Vanchie Tarbell. brothers and sisters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Tarbell
Iconium
Tarbell
Warnelta McConnell
Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Millidgeville
Miss Tarbell
Independence Township
Appanocote County
Benjamin and
Rozella Tarbell
Vanchie Tarbell
Miss Doris Rouse Plays Music at Moulton Wedding
Miss Mia Dean Grey of Moulton and Dewayne Horn of Moulton were married at the Bloomfield Methodist church in a ceremony led by Rev. Sawyer. Miss Grey served as pianist for the nuptials. The couple will reside in Moulton after a short honeymoon. Mrs. Horn teaches in Moulton. Mr. Horn is a farmer and works with his father in an insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rouse
Cedar Pails
Lewis Rouse
Hilton
Mia Dean Grey
Moulton
Miss Grey
Dewayne Horn
Bloomfield
Sawyer
Church of Christ
Horn
Mr. Horn
Clarence Horn
Josie Chavity
Moravia
Women’s Society of World Service Meet at Mrs Hammond’s
The E U B church Women’s Society held its January meeting at 7 36 p m Friday at Mrs Fred Hammonds home The program titled We Press On In a Fellowship of Love and Service China in Today’s Asia featured Miss Mabel Coulson as lesson leader and songs by Mrs Earl Rabuck and Mrs E G Hawk A quiz was led by Mrs E G Hawk and Sun YutSen biography presented by Mrs Charles Coffin Business was led by president Mrs Zell Callen with plans for World Service Day February 6 Budget and Lincoln penny drive announced and February meeting urged Mr and Mrs Kenneth Condra and children visited relatives south of Unionville coinciding with birthday observances of Guy McCannon and Mrs Condra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
E. U. B. Church
Fred Hammond
China
Asia
Mabel Coulson
Earl Rabuck
E. G. Hawk
E. F. Oebler
Evangel
Kenneth Condra
George McCannon
Unionville
McCannon
Guy McCannon
Condra
Kensington Club Dessert Rock Party Attended by Local Members
Mr. and Mrs. Gusy Luse hosted a Kensington club dessert rock gathering last Thursday with invited guests. Prizes for high, low scores and travel were awarded to several members including Mrs. Albert Witherby, C. A. Turner, Mrs. Louise Gehler, and Mrs. Art Fox. Other attendees included Mrs. Dun Wolf and Mrs. T. J. Luse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusy Luse
Kensington Club
Albert’ Witherby
C. A. Turner
Louise Gehler
Albert Witherby
Art Fox
Carrie Isue
Dun Wolf
T. J. Luse
Home from Hospital for Skip Broshar
Skip Broshar, who had an appendectomy at Smith Hospital in Albia last Wednesday, has returned home to Mornvig Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Broshar
In Appreciation for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I wish to thank all who sent turds and flowers and made per annual visitity while I was in the hospital, at Skip Brosher.
Federal Jury Panel Named for Ottumwa Court
A Moravia resident Carter is named to the federal jury for the next term of the district court in Ottumwa. The jury session begins in January with openings set for Wednesday in the local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyd Carter
Moravia
Ottumwa
la. Ua
Woodrow Norton Weds Lucille Kessler in Rock Island
Lucille Kessler daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kessler of Hillsdale married Woodrow Norton son of Mr and Mrs William Norton of Moravia January 9 at the Immanuel Lutheran church Rock Island with Rev H F C Wetzel officiating before about 40 guests. Attendants were Mabel Norton and Walter Luedt. The bride wore a gray sequin trimmed dress with camellia corsage. groom wore formal attire. A reception and three tier cake followed. Out of town guests included relatives from Chicago Moravia Morrison Port Huron Gene seo Osborn East Moline Joslin Hillsdale and vicinity. The couple planned to reside in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille, Kessler
Henry Kessler
Hillsdale
Woodrow Norton
Moline
William Norton
Morevia
H. F. C. Wetzel
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rock Island
Marjorie Radata
Chicago
Mabel ‘Norton
Walter Luedt
Martha Kessler
Danny Vroman
Miss Norton
Irene Sehave
Alvin Vroman
Robert Kessler
Morrison
Port Huron
Geneseo
Osborn
East Moline
Joslin
Vicinity
Miscellaneous shower for Mrs Bobby Hiatt
Mrs Roy Matherly hosted a low key shower for Mrs Bobby Hiatt on Tuesday Jan 11. Guests listed include Orel Kaster Opal Blumer Charles Broshar Frank Paxson Faegolus Thompson Bill Robinson George Robinson Ruby Long Helen Underwood Charlie Van Dorin Opal Pearson Charles Foster Thelma Simmons Rex Angel Mary Cox Ann Callen Maxine Vera Jean Matherly and the honoree Mrs Bobby Hiatt Gifts were opened at the close of the evening along with refreshments of cake fruit salad and coffee. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs Fred Callen Ivan Walter and Mrs Pauline are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Matherly
Bobby Hiatt
LaVera Robinson
Ruby Long
Orel Kaster
Opal Blumer
Charles Broshar
Frank Paxston
Faegolus Thompson
Bill Robinson
George Robinson
Helen Underwood
Charlie van ‘Dorin
Farewell Dinner for Rev Wayne Dunlap at Iconium Church
Rev Wayne Dunlap bid farewell as members of Iconium Methodist Church gathered Thursday for a dinner hosted by families including Browns Firkins Whitehead Penfield Argo and Thompson clans. The afternoon featured quilting by the ladies with Hazel Rinehart in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brown
Ruth McCord
James
Martha
Orville
Jake Firkins
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Gertrude Penfield
Richard
Neil
Tommy
Maude
Donald Whitehead
Emily
Bruce Thompson
Don Hellyer
Carrie Turner
Blanche Argo
Sybil Argo
Nellie Thompson
Iconium Methodist Church
Wayne Dunlap
Hazel Rinehart
Mid-Week Visitors At Lyndon McDanel's Home
Wednesday guests at the Lyndon McDanel home included Mr and Mrs Henry Cordes Mr and Mrs Pearly Buyer and Butch Ray Harrison Mr and Mrs Averill Kuster Skip and Mr and Mrs Harold Cathwright and Jeff of Centerville Two men held a business meeting while the others played rock and visited Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon McDanel
Henry Cordes
Pearly Buyer
Butch
Ray Harrison
Averill Kuster
Skip
Harold Cathwright
Jeff
Centerville
Visiting Here by Eilis Swaim of Rockford Ohio
Eilis Swaim of Rockford Ohio visited the parental Frank Swaim home Sunday. A four family dinner was held in her honor. Present were Mr and Mrs A Main and daughter Mary Ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilis Swaim
Rockford
Frank Swaim
Mrs Walter Clark Serves St Joseph Hospital Centerville
Mrs Walter Clark attended to patients at St Joseph Hospital in Centerville on Wednesday for treatment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clark
St Joseph
Centerville
CatreneS Church Services and Activities Update
CatreneS Church of the Nazarene with Pastor F A Hales held Sunday services at 10:00 a m Sunday School led by M H Johnson and 11:00 a m worship with Rev Harold Sutherland a Kletzing College student in Oska r Hoona in charge of morning and evening services. Cottage prayer at Frank Woodward home Thursday. L E Jordan leads the N Y B S Sunday eve. Fellowship gathering Wednesday at Fay Paxaton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
F. A. Hales
M. H. Johnson
Harold Sutherland
Kletzing College
Oska-r Hoona
Frank Woodward
L. E. Jordan
In.y. B.S
Fay Paxaton
Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Schedule
Pastor C L Young presides as Sunday School begins at 10:00 a m with worship at 10:50 a m Youth Fellowship for high school and intermed late C E meet at 7 30 p m Evening worship also at 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meeting scheduled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. L. Young
Harold Mason
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Service Lineup
Grace Methodist Church Moravia invites Sunday activities led by Minister Iena Waunelta McConnell. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Sermon topic is "You Can Win."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Iena Waunelta McConnell
Wesley Methodist Church Morning Worship Installations
Wesley Methodist Church invites the community to 9:45 morning worship where officers for the new year will be installed. Sunday school follows at 10:30 with the W. S. C. 38 assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Hilton Church Welcomes Worship at 10 a m
Hilton Church led by Pastor P. Trostle invites the community to Sunday school at 10 a m followed by a church service. The homelike country church extends a friendly welcome and encourages all to cultivate the churchgoing spirit and attend their own free choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Church
Union Neighbors Meet With MBB at McCarty
Union Neighbors met January 12 with Marguerite McCarty. A cooperative dinner was held at noon and in the afternoon one quilt was finished. Attendees included Marie Miller, Lucille Alden, Mary Emma Ils and baby, Carrie Boyer, Giena Wilson, Charlotte Rodgers, Ida Kelly and her house guest, Mrs Roy Robinson, and Marguerite McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite McCarty
Marie Miller
Lucille Alden
Mary Emmails
Baby
Carrie Boyer
Giena Wilson
Charlotte Rodgers
Ida Kelly
Roy Robinson
the Busiess
Farm Bureau Meeting at Hilton Hall
The Monroe Township Farm Bureau met at Hilton Hall Tuesday evening with Roy Ellison as new director in charge. Mrs Harold Mason led the group in song as Albert Veach presented films of the Moravia Fall Festival. County Extension Director Lloyd Reid spoke. a short workshop followed with sandwiches and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
Hilton Hall
Roy Ellison
Harold Mason
Aong
Albert Veach
Moravia
Lloyd Reid
Correction on church literature secretary role clarified
The sect secretary of literature for the Methodist Church is misnamed. Correction states Rowena McFatridge holds the secretary position, not Mrs Harry Glick. A new office for secretary in status of women was created, previously held by Mrs DK Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena McFatridge
Methodist
Wh8
U. S
Harry Glick
Status of Women
Minnes Appeals District Court Over Clerk Election
J D Minnes of Moravia filed an appeal to the district court contesting the election result for Clerk of the Courts in Apennose County after initial counts showed Mage Luse winning and Minnes protesting ballot disqualifications He criticizes technical rules and asserts he would have won with a full count and asks the district court to decide the matter rather than the contest court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Minnes
Moravia
District Court
Ap- Penoose County
Mage Use
Minnes
Luse
District Court v. Minnes
Howard Evans
Edward P. Powers
Mr. Luse
Robert Valentine
J. D. Minnes
Dunlap Recalled From Iowa Parish to Boston
Rev Wayne Dunlap who came to Iowa eight months ago has been recalled to Boston Massachusetts. He worked with the Appanoose County Larger Parish and helped organize and conduct Wayside Chapel a radio program featured over a Kirksville Missouri station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Dunlap
Iowa
Boston
Massachusetts
Appanoose County
Wayside Chapel
Kirksville
4-H Girls Learn Correct Way to Make a Bed
At Urbana Doors 4, a demonstration by Geraldine Vance covered proper bed making. Patty Vance spoke on Form to Fit the Space. The group held a Christmas exchange due to a storm and received a surprise gift for a gavel. The February meeting will be at Joanna Haw Bakes's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doors 4
Geraldine Vance
Patty Vance
Mmoney
Joanna Hawbakes
Home on furlough for 80 days with Dotson family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dotson of Pt. Lewis Washington welcomed their son Dayton Dotson on Saturday January 13 for an 80 day furlough. He traveled with relatives and friends reporting good weather until reaching the Iowa line where tad weather was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Dotson
Pt. Lewis
Washington
Fred Dotson
Lowa Line
Move to Albia by Rarpn B Davis Family
The Rarpn B Davis family moved their household goods to Albia with Pris day. Ibex stored them temporarily in the cam of the house they purchased. The family living in the house has been double to find 4 place Lo niuve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarpn B
Forest Siemens Taken to University Hospital in Jews City
Marvin Gardner took Forest Siemens to University hospital in Jews City last week due to an infection of its ankle. No word on condition has been given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Siemens
Marvin Gardner
University Hospital
Jews City
Mysterious incident unsettles town during quiet week
Police report a puzzling disturbance at a residence near the lake. A woman named Mrs Laws was involved as a witness while Dr Wilijdita returned a splinte, and a man named Thurdey reportedly fell and caused a scene near the sikehouse on Thursday, attracting neighbors’ attention.
Hellyer's Durocs to Arkansas in Gift Reassignment
Hellyer's Durocs sent a reassignment of 19 bred gilts to Salem Arkansas on Saturday. The Durocs were sold to C. G. Tyree, instructor at Salem Veterans School, for GI distribution. Verlin Moore assisted, selecting gilts mated to a herd sire bought from the Vande Voort herd at Pella. Moore believes the gilts will benefit the hog industry in northern Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deli Hellyer and Sons
Salem
Arkansas
C. G. Tyree
Salem Veterans School
G. I's
Verlin Moore
Hellyers
Vande Voort
Pella
Moravia Airmarker Receives FAA Approval
Bert Turner of Moravia Rooster Club announces city airmarker approval by the FAA regional office in Kansas City. The marker atop the Turner and Son lumber yard roof includes city name, coordinates, a north arrow, and distance to the nearest airport. It will appear on the sectional chart and aid pilots, reflecting community support for navigational safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Turner
Moravia Rooster Club
Moravia
C.A.A
Kansas City
Turner & Son
Moravia Airmarket
Moravia Booster Club
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
Wendell Cloyed Receives Citation for Refugee Aid
Wendell Cloyed received a letter of appreciation from European Headquarters Command for organizing a party for Hungarian refugee children. The letter, sent to his home in Frankfurt, commends his detailed arrangements and coordinated planning of the program for the occupation mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wendell Cloyed
European Headquarters Command
Wendell
Frankfurt
Germany
Mayself
March of Dimes Appeal Ends January 31
An urgent appeal in Appanouse County urges support for the 1949 March of Dimes led by county chair Mrs. H. R. Longanecker. She notes more infantile paralysis cases than in the previous three years and calls on every resident to help raise funds before the campaign ends Monday, January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanouse
H. R. Longanecker
Rip Van Winkle at Mur Avis School Assembly
Mr and Mrs John Ellis presented Washington Irvings Rip Van Winkle to Mur Avis school Thursday January 13 at 145 pm. The play follows Rip in Falling Waters the gnome episode and his long sleep with acts I II V showing village life his wife and the educational value of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Washinton Irving
Rip van Winkle
Muravis School
Rip
Gwen
Yeats Ghd
Gretehea
Yip
Moe
Billy Bishop
Votel Brosber
Entwe
Moravia Prepares for New Community Fire Truck
Moravia advances plans for a new community fire truck with assembly underway and delivery pending. A booster committee works with the town council to ready a platform for the siren and fundraising events. Donations totaling 70 dollars have been received toward the 400 dollar siren, with contributions ongoing. Shares of the truck are sold at one or two weekly, funding accessories. Fire Chief Alex Simpson advised the Moravia volunteers on best practices for the new service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Siren
Harry Pearson
Legion
Veach
Burton Grocery
Easter Pool Hall
Richard Veach
Alex Simpson
Centerville
Volunteer farm labor office opened in Moravia
Guy Evans manager of the Centerville employment office announces arrangements for a farm labor office in Moravia with Gardner Hatchery as headquarters. Farmers needing help or workers may register there to receive assistance for upcoming spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Evans
Centerville
Moravia
Gardner Hatchery
Funeral Held for 1.5 Year Old Fire Victim Kathleen Kingery
Mr and Mrs Charley Jarvis and Mrs LaVada Adams attended the funeral for Kathleen Kingery the one and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Kingery. Kathleen died from suffocation in a fire that destroyed their Ottumwa home Monday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kingery of Ottumwa. Mrs Wilbur Kingery is a daughter of Mrs Adams and sister of Mrs Jarvis. Many friends and relatives offer sympathy to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Jarvis
LaVada Adams
Kathleen Kingery
David Kingery
Ottumwa
Wilbur Kingery
Adams
Jarvis
Auxiliary Meeting With Mrs Garnet McDonough
Eleven members attended the American Legion auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Garnet McDonoughs home. Hostesses were Mrs. Berturner Mrs. Max McDonough and Mrs. Homer King. Topics covered included Security for America and auxiliary interest in legislation. Candy and cookies were to be sent to the Veterans Hospital in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxilary
Garnet McDonough
Berturner
Max McDonough
Homer King
McDonough
Jay Oehler
Ameria
Legion Auxliary
Turner
Veterans’ Hospital
Taylgrald Group Meets at Don Wolf Home
The Tayloraid Farm Bureau of Taylor township met Wednesday January 12 at the Don Wolf home with 41 members present for dinner. A session on Salads That Satisfy was demonstrated. Afternoon activities included embroidering and sewing. Next meeting set for February with Josephney Witherby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayloraid Farm Bureau
Taylor Township
Don Wolf
Art Fox
Miller
Fort Boyer
Loyd
Carrie
Reading Club Meets With Mrs Halden
Mrs 3 W Halden hosted the Twentieth Ce Reading Club Tuesday afternoon. A round table discussion explored how people in other countries live eat dress and house, stimulating a lively subjec t and insightful discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. W. Halden
Twentieth Ce
Birthday Dinner Observed For Local Honorees
The annual birthday observance by Mrs. Peas Hiner Mrs Cityed and Chayley Johnson was held Sunday at the Hiner. A cooperative dinner followed the yoga hour with Mrs Jobtison baking the birthday cake for the occasion. Other guests included Mrs Johnson and Card Cloyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peas Hiner
Cityed
Chayley Johnson
Jobtison
Johnson
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Mason
T. C. Clus
Frank VY. Hiatt
Jessie Tarbell
Miss Rouse
Skip Brosher
Lucille Kessler
Rev
Dunlap
Lyndon McDanel's
John Clinton
Methodist Church
Catrenes
Mbb
McCarty
Farm Bureau
Mass
Demalee Robinson
Albia
Mrs Laws
Hellyer
Durocs
Wendell Cloyed
Taylgrald
Reading
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