Deaths of the Day Eleanor Wick and John Weatherbee
Eleanor J. Wick, 79, wife of J C Wick, dies at 120 East Grant Street after a short illness. Survived by husband and four children. funeral Friday at 2 PM from the Grant Street home, interment Greenwood Cemetery. John M Weatherbee, 50, farmer of Union Township, dies after short illness. born October 8 1857 in Moors Hill Indiana. survived by wife and three children. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Grant Street
Eleanor J. Wick
J. C. Wick
R. T. Wick
W. R. McKee
John A. McKee
Charles Glelaner
Absecon
N. J
Grant Street
Greenwood Cemetery
John M. Weatherbee
Union Township
Moors Hill
Ind
Hosea
Nancy Barrett Weatherbee
Bedford
James
California
William
Indiana
Belle Christy
Visitors Perform At Wednesday Musical Club Event
Two visitors joined the Wednesday Morning Musical club program at the First Baptist church. Mrs Jed Rohrer and Miss Maegher participated amid a Norse and Romantic Repertoire led by host Miss Margaret Henderson. A sleighing party afterward drew a merry crowd to Wanpum with supper at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jed Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
Maegher
Sandusky
Margaret Henderson
Karl Reinecke
B. F. Butler
von Wihn
Mary Harris
Warning—Reinecke
Paul Browne Patterson
Reinecke
J. P. H. Cunningham
Grieg
Liszt
Charlotte Griffith
Ladies’ Chorus
Saint Saens
Miss Green
Jensen
W. P. Felch
Etude — Moszkowski
Marriage of Miss Elsa Woodruff and Dr Crawford Justice
Miss Elsa Margarite Woodruff, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Woodruff of Philadelphia, married Dr Crawford Tait Justice, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Justice of Philadelphia, on Wednesday at St Andrews Haven. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The Justice family formerly resided here and will reside in West Philadelphia after an eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Margarite Woodruff
Joseph Addison Woodruff
Philadelphia
Crawford
Tait Justice
Joseph Justice
St. Andrew's Haven
Justice
West Philadelphia
Local couple wed at Hillsville home in small ceremony
Mrs. Mary J. McCord of the Bruce Hill place near Hillsville wed Mr. John Stark of Rockville Indiana at the bride’s home Wednesday evening. The ceremony at 6 o’clock drew over 40 local friends and relatives, with a floral bower and an elaborate 42-seat dinner. The couple plan a wedding trip then residence in Rockville. The bride received gifts including a $500 check from the groom and a cake knife from Sweden. Additional guests traveled from West Middlesex and Middle Ridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. McCord
Bruce-Hill Place
Hillsville
John Stark
Rockville
Ind
Elizabeth Davidson
Dell Davidson
James Crawford
Margaret Reynolds
Baker
Marriage of Miss Mary McKinney and William Wallace Scott Jr
Mr and Mrs R A McKinney of Leasure avenue Mr and Mrs W T Burns of Pine street and Mrs R J Offutt of Crawford avenue left this afternoon to attend the wedding in Sewickley at 7 30 pm Miss Mary McKinney will marry Mr William Wallace Scott Jr Elizabeth Zahnizer and her daughter will visit Sewickley and Elizabeth will be a flower girl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McKinney
Leasure Avenue
W. T. Burns
Pine Street
R. J. Offutt
Crawford Avenue
Mary McKinney
William Wallace Scott, Jr
Sewickley
George Zahnizer
Elizabeth
Highland Avenue
Luncheon Honors Ladies In Highland Avenue Home
Miss Mary Snyder of Connellsville and Mrs. R. E. Stone of McKeesport held the favor places Wednesday when Mrs. David Roberts entertained at a luncheon on Highland avenue. Pink tulips and maidenhair fern formed the centerpiece and the menu pleased guests. Covers were laid for Mrs. C. A. Reed Mrs. W. A. Strimater Miss Jean Snyder Mrs. C. L. Reynolds Miss Ken Emery and Mrs. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Connellsville
R. E. Stone
McKeesport
David Roberts
Highland Avenue
C. A. Reed
W. A. Strimater
Jean Snyder
C. L. Reynolds
Ken Emery
Roberts
Banquet and Installation Honor Lady Maccabees Lead
Five hundred sixty five members attended a Wednesday banquet at First Christian church with Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury of Warren giving an address. Officers were installed at Woodmen hall after the meal. Mrs Lilly B. Davis led as commander and a degree drill followed, with a musical program featuring Miss Powell Miss Lounsbury and Miss Elizabeth Blevins and Samuel Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
First Christian Church
Nellie E. Lounsbury
Warren
Woodmen Hall
Miss Lounsbury
Lilly B. Davis
Margaret Heaney
Catherine McIntyre
Edith Seamons
Debora Russell
Lydia Pitzer
Clara Hartman
Ella Sankey
Mary Pews
Sentinel
Susie Morrisey
Mary Zeigler
Lydia Griffiths
Lily B. Davis
Miss Powell
Elizabeth Blevins
Samuel Lewis
Anniversary party honors Fleckensteins in Wallace area
In honor of the twenty eighth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Andrew Fleckenstein of Wallace avenue and North Jefferson street friends gave a pleasant surprise Wednesday evening. A large gathering attended and Mrs Robert Miller won the prize. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fleckenstein
Wallace Avenue
North Jefferson Street
Fleckenstein
Ecards
Robert Miller
Huffman and Reynolds Wed at Epworth Parsonage
Archie D Huffman and Miss Elizabeth Reynolds were married Wednesday evening at the Epworth parsonage with Rev McDonald officiating. The bride from Fifth ward Long avenue, the groom from Chestnut street, and the ceremony was a surprise to friends. They left for a short wedding trip after the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie D. Huffman
Elizabeth Reynolds
Epworth Parsonage
Rev. McDonald
Fifth Ward
Long Avenue
Chestnut Street
Valentine party at Miss Barrickman’s home with Smile club
Arrangements were made for a Valentine party to be given at the home of Miss Edith Barrickman of Blunston avenue next week when the members of the Smile club were the guests of Miss Wylda Millison of Wilmington avenue Wednesday evening. The diversions were music and games after which refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barrickman
Blunston Avenue
Smile Club
Wylda Millison
Wilmington Avenue
Old Glory Club entertains 18 guests for games and music
Miss Bonnie Battley hosted the Old Glory club on Tuesday evening with 18 members attending and enjoying games and music. Miss Mary Lindsey will entertain the club at a Valentine party on Friday evening, February 14, at Pine Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Battley
South Mill Street
Old Glory Club
Mary Lindsey
Pine Street
Notable Pittsburg patrons attend Nixon theater
Mrs. George L. Patterson of North Mercer street Miss Sara McKinley of Grant street and Miss Katherine Justice of North Beaver street attended the Tuesday night performance at the Nixon theater Pittsburg and saw William Crane in Father and the Boys William Justice a brother of Miss Justice is the manager of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Patterson
North Mercer Street
Sara McKinley
Grant Street
Katherine Justice
North Beaver Street
Nixon Theater
Pittsburg
William Crane
William Justice
Miss Justice
Meeting of Current Events Circle Draws Large Crowd
A stormy Wednesday afternoon could not deter an unusually large turnout for the 1906 Current Events circle gathering at Mrs. Edwin Rummel’s Court street home. The group plans a second meeting in two weeks hosted by Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson on West Clayton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rummel
Court Street
L. M. Wilkinson
West Clayton Street
Pretty Function for Bride-Elect
Mr and Mrs FR W Johnston of Boyles avenue hosted a dinner Wednesday evening for a dozen guests in honor of Miss Effie Umbright of Wallace avenue who will wed Gus S Love of Belle Vernon next Wednesday. Red and green decorations and carnations set a Cupid mood with gold heart place cards. The evening concluded with card games as Fredericka and Elizabeth Smith assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. W. Johnston
Boyles Avenue
Effie Umbright
Wallace Avenue
Gus
Love
Bellevernon
Cupid
Fredericka
Elizabeth Smith
Local social gatherings announced across town clubs
Miss Margaret Gailey hosts X Y Z girls. Pythian sisters hold regular meeting. Mrs Frank Churchfield invites Foreign Missionary Society at Epworth church tea. Sorosis meets Mrs P J Watson. Mr and Mrs H E Gregory entertain Lincoln Euchre club. T H E girls visit Miss Margaret Marshall. Miss Garnet Rhodes entertains N T B club. Mr and Mrs H M Wirsing host Nobody club. Alanda girls hosted by Miss Phil a Colley. Jenny Wren club entertained by Miss Louanna Harris. Marian Fleming hosts U S S Card club. Miss Jean Norris hosts Girls at West Grant. Owls Skidoo club 23 in Wampum to dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gailey
North Mill Street
Pythian
Frank Churchfield
Chestnut Street
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Church
Sorosis
P. J. Watson
Highland Avenue
H. E. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
Lincoln Euchre Club
Margaret Marshall
North Jefferson Street
Garnet Rhodes
County Line Street
N. T. B. Club
H. M. Wirsing
East Street
Nobody Club
Phila Colley
East Reynolds Street
Jenny Wren
Louanna Harris
Boyles Avenue
Marian Fleming
Jean Norris
West Grant Street
Owls Skidoo Club
Wampum
Mrs Fitzgerald Weds Patrick Kelly in Immaculate Conception Cathedral
A western wedding reachs the city announcing Miss Josephine Fitzgerald formerly of here now of Denver Colorado marrying Mr Patrick Kelly Tuesday morning at Immaculate Conception Cathedral. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside in Denver where the groom works in business.
Social Ten Members Honor Mrs Devlin With Surprise
The Social Ten members surprised Mrs. Michael Devlin of Bluff Street on Wednesday evening. The gathering featured cards, music, and dancing with refreshments served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Ten
Michael Devlin
Bluff Street
Leap Year Dance in Sharon Armory Planned
Invitations announce a leap year dance in the Sharon Armory on March 2 directed by Mrs. William McDowell Mrs. Francis Norris and Mrs. Clarence Lomax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
William McDowell
Francis Norris
Clarence Lomax
Social union sleighing party to New Wilmington
About 20 members of the Social union of the First Methodist church will enjoy a sleighing party to New Wilmington on Friday. They will leave the city at 10 30 o clock and on their arrival will have dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Union of the
First Methodist Church
New Wilmington
Harringtons Visit Pittsburg See Father and the Boys
W. T. Harrington and his daughter Miss Ethel of Wallace Avenue visited Pittsburg on Wednesday. They attended the Nixon theater in the evening and viewed William H. Crane in Father and the Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Harrington
Ethel
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburg
Nixon Theater
William H. Crane
Entertained Friends at St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church
Mrs. Theodore Algier of South Beaver Street entertained members of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Algier
South Beaver Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's German Lutheran Church
Jolly Maid Bache Lors Meet Called at Harbor Street Home
A Jolly Maid Bache lors meeting is scheduled for this evening at Miss Mira Brooks's Harbor Street residence. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Maid Bachelors
Mira Brooks
Harbor Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Rhoda Vesta Robison
In Neshan nock township funeral services were held at 1 PM Wednesday for Rhoda Vesta Robison. Rev. Smith of King's chapel led the tender service. Interment followed at Harbor cemetery with six sons William Frank Eugene Edward John and Hulbert Robison as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Township
Rhoda Vesta Robison
Rev. Smith
King's Chapel
Harbor Cemetery
William
Frank
Eugene
Edward
John
Hulbert Robison
Funeral of Mrs. John Hazen at Harmony Baptist Church
The funeral was held at Harmony Baptist Church at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. Leaper of Center U.P. church led the services with church choir music. Flowers came from friends and the Center U. P. church missionary society. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Oscar Hazen, Clement Hazen, Clarence Hazen, Edwin Hazen, William Taylor and David Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hazen
Harmony Baptist Church
Leaper
Center U.P. Church
Missionary Society of the
Center U. P. Church
Oscar, Clement
Clarence
Edwin Hazen
William Taylor
David Davis
John Hunter Burial at St Marys Church
Mass for the repose of John Hunter of 292 Croton Avenue was said Thursday at 9 a.m. at St Marys Church with Rev Father O Shea officiating. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery. Pallbearers were P L Kennedy, Lewis E Hough, George Schetrom, George Scott and Peter Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hunter
John Hunter
Croton Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
St. Mary's Cemetery
Messrs
P. L. Kennedy
Lewis E. Hough
George Schetrom
George Scott
Peter Daley
Funeral Services For David R. Jones At First Baptist Church
The funeral for David R. Jones of 20 East Lawrence Street will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the First Baptist church with Rev. W J John officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Jones
East Lawrence Street
First Baptist Church
W. J. John
Oak Park Cemetery
Health Officer reports two new contagious disease cases
This morning two new cases were reported to Health Officer Cc C. Horner. Arthur, 77, son of H P Carpenter of 9 North Pine Street, has mumps. Howard, 7, son of Lawrence Reed of 229 Superior Street, has measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Horner
Arthur
H. P. Carpenter
North Pine Street
Howard
Lawrence Reed
Superior Street
Plant Improvements At Youngstown Sheet And Tube Planned
Improvements to the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company plant will cost over $300,000 and are set to begin soon. The project aims to modernize facilities and upgrade equipment to boost efficiency and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
School Report from Wampum PA Five Months Present
Wampum Pennsylvania February 3 1908 list of pupils with no absences for five months in room three Chevron school includes Esther Conner Ethel Coulter Maggie Edwards Cassie Guy Maude Guy Rosie Kellner Hazel Ritchie Esther Smith Ada Wardman Mabel Yoho Arthur Aiken George Conner Paul Coulter Glen Dindinger Oliver Hoaglin Frank Kellner Fred Morton John Ritchie Willie Shallenberger Harrison Wardman those missing one day or less are Effie Abernathy Nellie Douglas Tony Duluca Howard Fosnaught Pete Sokoloski Nellie Davis teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Chevron
Esther Conner
Ethel Coulter
Maggie Edwards
Cassie Guy
Maude Guy
Rosie Kellner
Hazel Ritchie
Esther Smith
Ada Wardman
Mabel Yoho
Arthur Aiken
George Conner
Paul Coulter
Glen Dindinger
Oliver Hoaglin
Frank Kellner
Fred Morton John Ritchie
Willie Shallenberger
Harrison Wardman
Effie Abernathy
Nellie Douglas
Tony Duluca
Howard Fosnaught
Pete Sokoloski
Nellie Davis
Costly finger suit filed by Youngstown man against Erie railroad
Joe Cartiddi of Youngstown sues the Erie railroad for $5,000 claiming loss of a finger while in its employ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Joe Cartiddi
Youngstown
Sleighing Party Endures Rough Ride to Hotel McCreary
New Castle youths from the high school endured three to four foot snow drifts on a sleigh trip to Hotel McCreary, with several sleigh mishaps near Furnace Hill but no injuries. The group included Jean Snyder, Helen McCracken, Frances Allen, Elizabeth Dowds, and others. After supper the return trip produced more near misses as they braved snowbound roads and a runaway horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Castle
Hotel McCreary
Furnace Hill
Buster” Brown
John McConahy
Jean Snyder
Helen McCracken
Frances Allen
Elizabeth Dowds
George Long
Henry Kline
Everett McConahy
Alex Williams
Tom Cubbison
Fred Brown
Orin Cunningham
Almon Shaffer
Visitors and social events fill New Wilmington week
H P Spencer of Butler and H B Bradley of Franklin visited New Wilmington on Wednesday and Thursday. A crowd from First U P church will meet at Mr Minteer’s home north of town this evening. Architect Hannah of Pittsburg discussed building operations with President Russell. John Crawford of Byron Mich is in town for a few days. he is general manager of Calkins Augsbury who trade in horses. The Junior-Freshman banquet at The Hillside promises to be a grand college social. Two New Castle groups will dine at Hotel McCreary this evening with an oyster supper and a chicken and waffle supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Minteer
Hannah
Pittsburg
Russell
John Crawford
Byron
Mich
Crawford
Calkins & Augsbury
Byron, Mich
Hotel McCreary
New Castle
Local Social News Highlights Departures and Visits
Miss Belle Braham of East Brady visits her uncle John F. Neely. Harry Winter returns from New York after an extended stay. Mrs. Joseph DePuy returns from New Brighton. Mrs. Minnie Ames from Beverly, Mass., guests on Quest street. Miss Elizabeth Updegraff visits her aunt Mrs. Dick Wallace. Mrs. LaVerne Hummell returns from New York after three weeks. Miss Zada Waldorf returns from West Middlesex to be with mother Elizabeth Waldorf. Miss Katherine Webster Justice visits Philadelphia. Mrs. A F Frew and daughter Gula Frew attend funeral of Mrs. H H Davis of Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Braham
East Brady
John F. Neely
Harry Winter
North Mill Street
New York
Joseph DePuy
Superior Street
New Brighton
Minnie Ames
Beverly
Mass
Minnie Baer
Quest Street
Elizabeth Updegraff
Beaver Falls
Dick Wallace
North Jefferson Street
LaVerne Hummell
Park Avenue
New York City
Zada Waldorf
West Middlesex
Elizabeth Waldorf
Katherine Webster Justice
North Beaver Street
Joseph Justice
Philadelphia
A. F. Frew
Gula Frew
James Rhodes
Pittsburg Street
H. H., Davis
Wampum
Evangelist Conn to address Almira inmates Friday
Future events list shows Evangelist Conn addressing inmates at Almira home Friday afternoon. South Side Junior S T L meets Friday at 4 PM at Primitive Methodist church. Reformed Presbyterian Men's group meets Friday 7 30 PM to discuss Men and Missions. Women's Foreign Missionary society postpones meeting to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Conn
Almira Home
South Side
Primitive Methodist Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Ada Newlands
Grant Street
Community Notes From Bessemer and Nearby Towns
Mrs C J Lago called on friends at Youngstown. Myer Shuklansky visits New Castle with parents. Charles O Nord ill with grip slowly improving. John Weil did business at New Castle. Mr and Mrs L B Taylor of Shenango visited relatives here. Mrs R Lozier Sr visiting son Reuben Lozier family in Lowellville. Mrs N Olson of New Middletown visited daughter Hilda Gabert Friday. Hilma Jennie Nord visited relatives at New Castle. F A Glassel of New Castle visited his parents. Local youths attended a dance in New Middletown. Mr and Mrs M M Ferrer and son James and Mrs Loas Barker visited Hillsville relatives. Misses Ida Hedberg Hilda Nelson Clara Nord and Albert Hedberg called on Mr and Mrs John Carlson Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lago
Youngstown
Myer Shuklansky
New Castle
Charles O
James
Loas’ Barker
Hillsville
Ida Hedberg
Hilda Nelson
Clara Nord
Albert Hedberg
John Carlson
Eastbrook Residents Visit Family and Purchase Property
Carl Kemp and Martha Dinsmore spent Sunday with their parents in Eastbrook and New Castle. Cora Hutchison taught in Mahoning township and visited her parents. E J Bear and Herman Spencer returned from Pittsburgh. Crowl family from New Castle visited Jane and Emma Crowl. Charles and John Crowl bought Craig property in Eastbrook and plan to move April 1. A T Dinsmore hosted a turkey dinner for relatives Friday evening with C W Dinsmore, S B Hutchison and I M Cummings present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kemp
Youngstown
James Kemp
Martha Dinsmore
New Castle
C. W. Dinsmore
Cora Hutchison
Mahoning Township
S. Hutchison
E. J. Bear
Edward Snodgrass
Herman Spencer
Pittsburg
Charles Crowl
Albert and
Paul
Andrews
John Crowl
Jane
Emma Crow
Charles
Craig
A. T. Dinsmore
Hutchison
I. M. Cummings
Supper by Junior Endeavor at First Christian Church
A junior endeavor supper will be held Saturday evening February 8 from 6 30 to 8 00 at the First Christian Church. Tickets are 25 cents. Menu includes ham scalloped potatoes scalloped oysters cold slaw bread and butter jelly coffee and cake. 14312 i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Leesburg News Notes and Upcoming Events
Mrs. Will Simon has recovered from illness and Mary J. Drake improves from pneumonia. John Brooke and Joe Reynolds visited New Castle friends. A ribbon social is planned at North Leesburg schoolhouse on February 7. Edith Offutt, student at Slippery Rock, visited home. N B Rice travels to Illinois to see seriously ill brother Carson Rice. Local youths attended a dance at Mr Kirk’s in Indian Run. Rev T W Pearson announces revival starting February 11 for a week. Mercer county farmers institute set for February 17 and 18 with state speakers. The meeting invites both men and women farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Simon
Mary J. Drake
John Brooke
Joe Reynolds
New Castle
North Leesburg
Edith Offutt
Slippery Rock State Normal
N. B. Rice
Illinois
Carson Rice
T. W. Pearson
Presbyterian Church
Mercer County Farmers’ Institute
Big Oyster Sale at Fulton Market Branch
Oyster sale announcement lists Friday and Saturday specials with Standard 30e and Selects 40c. Market location moved to Central Market at 24 and 26 South Mill Street with unit 134t2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Fish Market
Central Market
South Mill Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sleighing Party
Charles Loveridge
Lloyd Hanna
Donald Stewart
Arthur McGill
Clifford Aubel
Woodruff
Neshannock Avenue
Metzler
East
Washington Street
Glory Club
Pittsburg Theatre
Wilmington
Mrs. Robison
Mrs. Hazen
Owens Studio
Owens
Washington St
Sharpsville
H. P. Spencer
Butler
H. B. Bradley
Franklin
D. McGoun
Mans
China
Bell Phone
New Castle, Pa
Bessemer
Eastbrook
Leesburg
Big Oyster
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