Surprise party honors Maxwell newlyweds at North Beaver
A Thursday evening gathering at the Maxwell home on North Beaver street celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maxwell. The event featured games and music, with an electric iron as a gift, and refreshments served by several hosts and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Maxwell
North Beaver Street
H. A. Sturdy
Olive Kelley
Dorothy Auble
George Lines
Rebecca Gibbons
Margaret Swisher
Dorothy Au
Mother Daughter Banquet Tonight At St. John's Lutheran
Miss Anna Perry will be principal speaker at the annual Mother and Daughter banquet at 6 30 PM in St John s Lutheran church North Street. Miss Mary Riffer presides as toastmistress and Mrs F J Rawle will give Our Daughters. Miss Annabelle Wright responds with Our Mothers. A musical program includes Loretta Lee vocals and a piano number by Helen Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Perry
St. John’s “Lutheran Church
North ” Street
Mary Riffer
F. J. Rawle
Annabelle Wright
Loretta Lee
Helen Ewing
Komus Club Associates Hold Social Meeting
The 1924 Komus club associates met Thursday evening with Mrs. Fred Shephard as hostess on North Beaver Street. Cards and chat filled the evening and refreshments were served. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. Hamilton on North Shenango Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komus Club
Fred Shepherd
North Beaver Street
Hamilton
North Shenango Street
Mixed Shower Honors Bride-Elect Minnie Rubenson
Miss Minnie Rubenson was honored at a home shower hosted by Miss Rose Cohen on Fairmount Avenue. The informal event featured music and cards, yellow and white decor, and gifts for the bride-elect, with Mrs Sol J Cohen assisting. Out-of-town guest Mrs. Sol J Cohen of Oil City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Cohen
Fairmont Avenue
Minnie Rubenson
Sol J. Cohen
Oil City
Gilmore to Wed Potter in Independence Kansas
Invitations announce the marriage of Anna Louise Gilmore daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Gilmore and George Edwin Potter. The ceremony will take place Wednesday evening June 18 at Miss Gilmore’s home in Independence Kansas. Both graduates of Ottawa University. Mr Potter is an instructor at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Gilmore
George E. Gilmore
George Edwin Potter
Miss Gilmore
Independence
Kan
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Potter
University of Iowa
Honors Miss Brothers at Evening Party
Mrs. R. J. Conway hosted an informal Park Avenue gathering Thursday honoring Miss Katharyn Brothers a bride elect. Bridge was the main activity with garden flowers for decoration and light refreshments served. Mrs. Donald Dennis will entertain tonight in Miss Brothers honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Conway
Park Avenue
Katharyn Brothers
Donald Dennis
Leasure Avenue
Ballet Revue Highlights Local Talent at Youngstown Park Theatre
Miss Marian Rose Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Randall of Park Avenue and Miss Margaret Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Fisher of Newell Avenue will perform in the sixth annual Bett Dancing academy ballet and dance revue in Youngstown Ohio this evening at Park theatre. Randall appears in two group numbers while Fisher performs three interpretative dances and a duet. Local attendees include Mr and Mrs C B Randall and son Charles, Mrs Rose Byers, Mrs W H Hanger and daughter Betty, Mr and Mrs Philip Fisher, Mr and Mrs William Wray and children, Miss Verne Ray, Mr and Mrs Peter Parcaro and daughters Virginia and Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rose Randall
C. B. Randall
Park Avenue
Margaret Fisher
Philip Fisher
Newell Avenue
Bett Dancing Academy of
Youngstown
Park Theatre
Miss Randall
Miss Fisher
Charles
Rose Byers
W. H. Hanger
Betty
William Wray
Verne Ray
Peter Parcurar
Virginia
Nellie
H N Girls Club Dines at Park Meeting
All members enjoyed a six o'clock dinner at the park on Tuesday evening. The table featured orange and black decor and park amusements followed. Present were Virginia Hall Martha Fuller Irene Campbell Beatrice Jenkins Virginia Klaber Lucille Bishton Freda Morris and Margaret Plattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Girls Club
Virginia Hall
Martha Fuller
Irene Campbell
Beatrice Jenkins
Virginia Klaber
Lucille Bishton
Freda Morris
Margaret Plattner
Rita Girls Hostess Evening At Borough Line Street
Mrs John Logue hosted a Rita Girls gathering on Thursday evening at Borough Line street. Guests enjoyed social time and refreshments prepared with the help of Mrs Jackson. Plans were made for a tureen dinner next Thursday at Mrs James McGivern's Laurel avenue home. The next regular meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs Katherine Brooks on Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logue
Borough Line Street
Rita
Jackson
James McGivern
Laurel Avenue
Katherine Brooks
Croton Avenue
Scaramouche Photoplay At The Penn Next Week
Readers are advised to read the book before viewing the photoplay at the Penn next week. The novel, long on the market, is now released in a popular price edition and promises a gripping, highly engaging story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Junior Recital Presented by Wednesday Morning Musical Club
Junior artists aged six to twelve perform a two oclock Saturday program at First Presbyterian Church. The lineup includes vocal, violin, piano pieces by Bach, Beethoven, Czerny, Tschaikowsky, and others with readings and a musical talk. Teachers and committee members from the club are listed among the sponsors and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Gordon
Springtone
Bilbro
Mariam Woolcock
Helen Barr
Mozart
Rhode
Edith Johnson
Roosterler
Maxim
Joe Wes
Recital by Wednesday Morning Musical Club at First Presbyterian
The spring recital by members of the Wednesday Morning Musical club Thursday at the First Presbyterian church drew a large audience. Palms and blossoms decorated the church as each program number was well received. Miss Wilhelmina Noth durft substituted for Miss Garwig, and Mrs. W. P. Felch was unable to participate. Special organ numbers by Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson enhanced the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Wilhelmina Nothdurft
Garwig
W. P. Felch
Paul Browne Patterson
West Side euchre night at K of C home yields multiple winners
Seven tables of euchre were in play Thursday evening at the K of C home where Mrs. Frank Nugent hosted West Side club members. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. James O Laughlin, Mrs. Arch McCaughn, Mrs. Fred Deverall, and the visitor’s prize to Mrs. Carl S Sewald. Mrs. George Hoffman will entertain at the K of C home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Frank Nugent
West Side Club
James O’laughlin
Arch McCaughn
Fred Deverall
Carl §S. Sewald
George Hoffman
Elwilda Kensington Members Hold Evening Theatre Party
Elwilda Kensington members held a theatre party replacing their regular meeting Thursday evening and served refreshments. In two weeks they plan a 6 o'clock tureen dinner at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwilda Kensington
the Park
Thelma Crawford Weds Russell Clark in Wilkinsburg
Mr and Mrs W J McCallister of 1610 Highland Avenue attended the wedding of their niece Miss Thelma Crawford daughter of C C Crawford of Wilkinsburg and Russell Clark Thursday evening The ceremony took place in the church chapel with family guests present.
Bride and groom wed at Shady Side church in Wilkinsburg
The ceremony began at 8 30 officiated by Rev Thompson of Shady Side Presbyterian. The bride wore a white satin gown with a tulle veil and carried pink rose buds. Miss Della May Crawford was maid of honor in pink crepe de chine. John Langford served as best man. Forty guests attended. After a trip to Philadelphia they will reside in Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Shady Side Presbyterian Church
Della May Crawford
John Langford
Philadelphia
Points East
Clark
Wilkinsburg
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Butler Before Cincinnati Move
Mrs. Norman Butler, departing soon for Cincinnati, was guest of honor at a one o clock luncheon in the Elks Club private dining room. Hosted by Mrs. J. A. Tschuor and Mrs. M. J. Scanlon, the event featured pink and white favors, centerpieces, and social time. High score prizes went to Mrs. R. E. O'Donnell and Mrs. C. S. Sewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Butler
Cincinnati
The
Elks Club
J. A. Tschuor
M. J. Scanlon
R. E. O'Donnell
Wimodausis Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
Plans are completed for the annual Wimodausis picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 11 at 12 30. The basket event is for members and visiting guests only. Committee members include Mrs Don McKibbon chairman Mrs Herbert French Mrs Arthur Middleton Mrs A J Gilchrist Mrs Alfred Sadler and Mrs Sidney Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Don McKibbon
Herbert French
Arthur Middleton
A. J. Gilchrist
Alfred Sadler
Sidney Johns
Kensington Club Serves Luncheon At Mrs Gardner Home
Mrs W F Gardner hosted a Tuesday Kensington gathering Thursday noon with an elaborate tureen luncheon. A letter from former member Mrs P H Lynch in McKeesport and souvenirs accompanied greetings. The club's annual picnic is planned for Cascade Park on Tuesday June 17 with supper at 6 30 and husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gardner
Wallace Avenue
Kensington
P. H. Lynch
McKeesport
Frank Haydon
Cascade Park
Alianza Kensington Hosts Spring Evening at Mrs Thomas Home
Mrs B W Thomas of Long Avenue entertained Alianza Kensington members Thursday with spring flowers, sewing and music. Guests included Mrs T A Long and special guests Mrs Ben Fowler Mrs David Evans and Mrs Thomas Gary. Mrs Ben Steinbrink will host a breakfast for members at the Park on Thursday morning June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Thomas
Long Avenue
Alianza Kensington
Ben Fowler
David Evans
Thomas Gary
T. A. Long
Ben Steinbrink
the Park
O. B. F. Club Meets with Mrs Hood on Beckford Street
All members attended the O. B. F. club gathering at Mrs. W. H. Hood on Beckford Street Thursday evening. Piano pieces were played by Misses Jane and Dorothy McCune and guest Anna Colton. Baskets of garden flowers adorned the room and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. McCune helping. The next meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Miss Wilhelmina Louden on Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. F. Club
W. H. Hood
Beckford Street
Jane
Dorothy McCune
Anna Colton
McCune
Wilhelmina Louden
Harrison Street
Marriage Announcement Grace V. Douds wed George O. Reeher
Grace V. Douds daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Douds of Riverview avenue and George O Reeher of Mercer Pa announced their marriage. The ceremony occurred Thursday at 5 PM with Rev D Ralph Dunn Croton M E Church officiating. They will reside in Mercer and are well known in both communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace V. Douds
J. C. Douds
Riverview Avenue
George O. Reeher
Mercer
D. Ralph Dunn
Croton M. E
Iona Kensington Meet at Mrs Wilson Carrs Home
Mrs Wilson Carr hosted the Iona Kensington at her East Washington Street home with garden flowers, needlework, and music. Special guests included Mrs Dalerimple and Mrs Minnie Dufford. A light lunch ended the visit. Next meeting set for Wednesday June 18 at Mrs Frank Glasgow’s Lowery Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Carr
Iona Kensington
East Washington Street
Dalerimple
Minnie Dufford
Frank Glasgow
Lowery Street
Piano Recital at Mrs Reed's Residence Studio
A Thursday afternoon piano recital was held at Mrs Jessie Nelson Reed's Florence avenue residence studio. Special feature included contralto solos by Mrs Clifford M Propst. Pupils presented were Virginia and Elizabeth Wallace, Kathryn and Jean Melvin, Dorothy and Pauline Nelson, Jean MacClure, Elizabeth Milholland, Camilla Smith, John Thompson, Kenneth Myers and Donald Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Nelson Reed
Florence Avenue
Clifford M. Propst
Virginia
Elizabeth Wallace
Kathryn
Jean Melvin
Dorothy
Pauline Nelson
Jean MacClure
Elizabeth Milholland
Camilla Smith
John Thompson
Kenneth Myers
Donald Potter
Birthday Showered Welcome To C and G 1921 Club
Thursday afternoon Mrs Francis Hammond hosted C and G 1921 club associates at her Huron Avenue home. Music and sewing entertained guests and Mrs John Ulrich was honored with a birthday shower. Members plan to meet in two weeks at Mrs Ralph Jellisons East Washington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hammond
Huron Avenue
John Ulrich
Ralph Jellison
East Washington Street
Mrs Nancy Weinhold and George Gordon wed at First U P church
The marriage of Mrs Nancy Weinhold of Croton avenue to George Gordon of Erie Pa was performed Wednesday afternoon in the study of the First U P church with Rev S E Irvine officiating. They will reside at 719 Cleveland avenue after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Weinhold
Croton Avenue
George Gordon
Erie
U. P
Mathers Kin Reunion Planned at Cascade Park
The descendants of William and Esther Thorne Mathers will hold their annual reunion on Wednesday June 18 at Cascade Park in New Castle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Esther Thorne Mathers
Cascade Park
New Castle
Entertain Mothers at Dinner Party by Kimberly Circle
Mothers were honored Thursday evening at a tureen dinner and meeting of the Kimberly Circle of First Christian church in the church dining room. Thirty four guests were served with yellow and white decor. readings by Clara Cotton, Lucile Graham, and Mrs. C. M. Smail. a playlet Fifty Years From Now was performed featuring Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, Mrs. J. Parker, Miss Bernice McWilliams, Mrs. Alfred Bush, and Miss Margaret Young. Officers elected: President Miss Anna Fowler, Vice President Miss Bernice McWilliams, Secretary Miss Margaret Young, and Treasurer Miss Margaret Ramsey. Rev. C. M. Smail, Mr. Michaels and Robert Hockenberry attended as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
First Christian Church
Clara Cotton
Lucile Graham
C. M. Smail
Thomas Donnelly
J. Parker
Bernice McWilliams
Alfred Bush
Margaret Young
Anna Fowler
Margaret Ramsey
Mr. Michaels
Robert Hockenberry
Luncheon Held by Mrs Weitzel and Mrs Lawhead
Mrs Bruce Weitzel and Mrs J B Lawhead hosted a 1 o'clock Thursday luncheon at the former’s Chestnut street home. Fourteen covers with cut flowers formed the centerpiece and guests included Mrs George Thomas Mrs W H McCaslin and Mrs Raymond McBride. The regular meeting will be with Mrs Bruce Weitzel on Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Weitzel
J. B. Lawhead
Chestnut Street
George Thomas
W. H. McCaslin
Raymond McBride
Virginia McBride
Mary Keefer
Linger Light Club Hosts Tureen Dinner At Doerr Home
Twelve members attended a tureen dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doerr on Raymond street with decor by varn colored flowers. Mrs. Martha Hamilton aided hostess duties. Prizes for five hundred were won by Claire Foringer and Herman Krah. The Krah couple from East Washington street host next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Light Club
Harry Doerr
Raymond Street
Martha Hamilton
Claire Foringer
Herman Krah
East Washington Street
Happy Six Club Luncheon At Mrs Hudsons Home
The Happy Six Club members enjoyed a tureen luncheon at Mrs George R Hudsons Sheridan Avenue home. Mrs Robert Reed assisted in serving. Special guests were Mrs G M Gibson Mrs Frank Doerr and children Dorothy and Gibson Mrs Hunter St Clair and sons Chester and Raymond of Youngstown CO. Fancy work and chatter were the diversions. Will be with Mrs Robert Reed Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Six Club
George R. Hudson
Sheridan Avenue
Robert Reed
G. M. Gibson
Frank Doerr
Dorothy and
Gibson
Hunter St. Clair
Chester and
Raymond
Youngstown, CO
Mulberry Street
T. L. T. Kensington Members Entertained at Mrs Johnson’s Home
Members of the T. L. T. Kensington met at Mrs. Margaret Johnson’s Superior street home on Thursday evening. Special guests included Mrs. Frank Dean Mrs. Carrie Wilson Mrs. E. C. McCracken and Mrs. Paul Keelan. After a brief business session dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Keelan and Mrs. McCracken with plans for the next meeting to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. T. Kensington
Margaret Johnson
Superior Street
Frank Dean
Carrie Wilson
E. C. McCracken
Paul Keelan
G W C Club Meeting Honors Birthday Guest
Mrs. Harry Allen and Mrs. Mc Murry attended the G. W. C. club gathering Thursday at Mrs. Henry Allen's Chestnut Street home. Twelve members were present and Lizzie Robinson received a towel shower for her birthday. Helen, the hostess's daughter, aided in refreshments. Mrs. A. B. Tribby will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
McMurry
G. W. C. Club
Henry Allen
Chestnut Street
Lizzie Robinson
Helen
A. B. Tribby
Warren Avenue
D A R Flag Day Meeting Set With Mrs Russell
The annual Flag Day meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be with Mrs. KE. B. Russell at the Hillside New Wilmington Saturday afternoon June 14. Members planning to attend or donate cars for transportation should notify Mrs. Ernest Stitzinger by Monday June 9. The group will meet at the Y W C A at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
KE. B. Russell
Hillside
New Wilmington
Ernest Stitzinger
Kensington and chat club meeting at Mrs Brown’s home
B A W Club members gathered at Mrs. David Brown’s East Washington street home Thursday evening for Kensington and chat. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Sullivan. The group plans a three course dinner at the park in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Chat
B. A. W. Club
David Brown
East Washington Street
Thomas Sullivan
The
Park
Social Notes Highlight Local Residents and Visitors
Personal mentions include Edith Moore of Sharon visiting Mrs. W G Campbell. Birth announcements for a daughter to Edward Fee Jr and wife and a son to Joseph Baskin, formerly Julia Grossman. Ward Young heads to Ft Monroe for weeks. Local families host guests from Warren Ohio Cleveland Indiana and more with summer travel to Harrisburg Atlantic City and Blairsburg Iowa referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baskin
Indiana
Ind
Baskin
Julia Grossman
Joseph Minskey
Cleveland Avenue
Minnicck. Minskey
Neshannock Avenue
Harrisburg
Tinker
William H. Dunlap, Jr
Moody Avenue
James Callahan
Blaine
Temple Club Social Tonight At Odd Fellows Hall
The Temple Club will host a social this evening in the S O O F hall on North Mill street. The event welcomes all Odd Fellows and their friends with preparations aiming for a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Club
S. O. O. F. Hall
North Mill Street
Kensington meeting postponed to June 17
The T. A. T. Kensington event set for Tuesday, June 10 with Mrs. Leo Rogan of Blaine Street has been postponed for one week. The new date is June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. T. Kensington
Leo Rogan
Blaine Street
Large Attendance Expected At Credit Association Meeting
A large attendance is expected this evening at the regular meeting of the New Castle Association of Credit Men at the Fountain Inn. No special speakers are planned, but general discussions are anticipated to interest members. Dinner will be served at 6:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Park Caliope Visits Youngstown For Picnic Crowd
Don McKibben manager of Cascade park plans to play his way through Youngstown to attract pic nic lovers to New Castle’s recreation center. The caliope will give several concerts in different sections of the Ohio city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKibben
Cascade Park
Youngstown
New Castle
Caliope
Ohio City
Card Club Hosts Breakfast at Park
Members of the N. N. Card Club enjoyed a breakfast at the Park Thursday evening. Covers were arranged for nine. The regular meeting will be next Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, Mayers avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Card Club
the Park
George Allen
Mayers Avenue
Let Your Daughter Have a Car Prove How Nice a Bad
A terse poetic line asserts granting a daughter a car can reflect generosity and autonomy, inviting reflection on parental generosity and responsibility in status quo expectations. The piece uses compact metaphor to explore adult freedoms and implied risk.
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Urprise
Maxwell Home
Louis D. Fondrick
MGR
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
Are
N. Mercer St
Kodak
Rosenthal
North Mercer Street
Penn Theatre Building
Indianapolis
Pitt-Erie
Grove City
Anna Gilmore
George E. Potter
H. N
Scaramouche
Metzler
Dennee
Harriet Kline
Kearns
Charles McConnell
Brown
William Stoner
Dutton
Emily Reynolds
Robin
Sing—Spaulding
Charlotte Fenton
Virgil
Harold Grossman
Bohm
Mary Adams
Mrs. Virgil
David Long
Merrill
Eleanor Hutchison
Air de Chasse
Czerny Gurlitt
Jean Snyder
Mary Jane Metzler
Genevra Hazen
Tschaikowsky
Godfrey Moore
Lichner
Martha Wells
Greenwald
Kathryn Bittner
Bach
Gigue
Handel
Marion Bradley Cotton
Granfield
Louise Fink
Jane Moore
Clarissa Duff
Dane — Friml
Virgil Wettich
Beethoven
Bandis
Arnold
Margaret Oliva Griffith
Danny Heather
T. D. Jones
Anna Patterson
Dancla
Joseph Patterson
Mrs
Norman Martin
Marguerite Delane
Frederick S. Emery
E. O. Fankhouser
Anna Kent
Jessie Mockel
Lenore Patterson
Virginia Patterson
Lena Richards
Edna Setter
A. W. Setter
D. Duff Scott
Charles Greer
Elks
Butler
Wimodausis
Douds-Reeher
Club
Weinhold-Gordon
Mathers Reunion
G. O. B. Club
Renall
Paisley
Durham Blades
Ender
Angiers
Castoria
Dreco
Eckmans
Fellows Syrup
Pinkham
Scott
Tanlac
S. S
Paisleys Pharmace
Foxall
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Cascade Linen
Lord Baltimore
Symphony Lawn
Edith Moore
Sharon
W. G. Campbell
Scott Street
Edward Fee, Jr
West North Street
Ward Young
Ft. Monroe
Thomas D. Richards
Warren, C
John Evans
South Mill Street
Robert Scott Tully
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
New York Life Insurance Company
Atlantic City
Melda Davenport
Blairsburg
Iowa
Davenport
Croton
Lola Wilson Kennedy
Dora Jean
Shaw Street
D. Martin
Georgetown
David Martin
Credit Association
Veal
Bell Phone
North Mill St
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