Farewell party honors high school teachers
Mr and Mrs James M Smith of Highland avenue hosted a farewell party for retiring faculty members Miss Bertha Stearns head of English and Miss Irene Miller who led the art department since its inception two years ago. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs F E Sturgeon Tarentum Mrs Andrews and Miss Andrews Erie. Yellow decor and dancing followed by refreshments prepared by the hostess and her sister Mrs George B Zahniser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
Highland Avenue
Bertha Stearns
Irene Miller
F. E. Sturgeon
Tarentum
Andrews
Miss Andrews
Erie
George B. Zahniser
Wedding and social events noted around town
Miss Bessia Rogan hosts a shower for cousin Miss Ruby Rogan who is a June 23 bride elect. Elizabeth Smith hosts a class night gathering. Mrs Henry Ringer hosts the N S U club. T G club picnic at the park. Receptions for Miss Irene Miller from 3 to 5 at C W Foulke and E J Humes. Book reunion at Alameda park Butler. Rita club hosted by Mrs James McGivern. Thimble club picnic at Mrs Anna Cox. Five W Kensington meets with Mrs Stanley Treser. Rose Kell her and Michael King to wed at St Marys church early. Class night exercises in high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessia Rogan
West North Street
Ruby Rogan
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Henry Ringer
Dewey Avenue
T. G. Club
C. W. Foulke
E J. Humes
St. Mary’s Church
Samuel Lewis Chosen Tenor for Elijah at Mt Solo May Denison
Samuel Lewis of this city is engaged as tenor soloist for Elijah to be sung in Denison Ohio by the Mt Solo Conservatory of Music on June 15. Other soloists include Miss Speck soprano Mrs McDonald contralto and Mr McMahon bass. The selection follows his praised Messiah performance last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lewis
Elijah
Dennison
Mt. Solo Conservatory of Music
Miss Speck
McDonald
Columbus
McMahon
Cleveland
Lewis
What Can Be Had With a Kodak
A Kodak display at the Field Day Exhibition at Cascade Ball Park yesterday shows thirty views taken with a regular stock Kodak. Postcard copies will be sold to children at five cents each. The ad promotes owning a Kodak and offers advice on taking and finishing pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Ball Park
Former resident McConnell weds Verna Clausen in June
Thomas Cunningham McConnell formerly of this city marries Miss Verna A. Clausen of Norrie Wisconsin in a ceremony announced for Thursday June 3. The bride a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Clausen is Oberlin educated and the groom plans a post Latin trip with Y M C A work. They will visit the city late June and sail for China in August to serve as secretary of the government Y M C A there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cunningham McConnell
Verna A. Clausen
Norrie
Wis
Henry Clausen
Oberlin
McConnell
Malcolm McConnell
State College
China
Pedro party brings Carnation Ken sington group together
Members of the Carnation Ken sington and friends enjoyed a Pedro party at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Humble home on Croton Avenue Monday evening. Five tables filled for Pedro games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Minnie Stakelum and William Rodgers, consolation to Mrs. Annette Waldron and J. H. Humble. Refreshments served by Mrs. Anna Cox, Mrs. Elsie Bryson and Mrs. Katherine Quinn. A similar party planned for Wednesday evening at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington
J. H. Humble
Croton Avenue
Pedro
Minnie Stakelum
William Rodgers
Annette Waldron
Anna Cox
Elsie Bryson
Katherine Quinn
Robert A. McKinney Bible Class Social at First Presbyterian
The Robert A McKinney Bible class of the First Presbyterian church held a large social evening despite a storm with 74 members present. Music by Har ry Shepherd Hal Davis and Archie Cubbison accompanied discussions by Rev. Robert Little C H Akens R A McKinney George Moody and L M Uber followed a strawberry shortcake lunch at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. McKinney
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Shepherd
Hal Davis
Archie Cubbison
Robert Little
C. H. Akens
R. A. McKinney
George Moody
L. M. Uber
ExEdinburgh residents plan extended western trip
Miss Ella McWilliams of Edenburg and Mrs Charles McCullough with Miss Stella Hess leave Friday for an extended western tour. They will visit California expositions and cities from San Diego to Vancouver, with stops in Denver Colorado Springs Grand Canyon Winnipeg St Paul and Chicago before returning via the Canadian Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McWilliams
Edenburg
Martin Ganta School
Charles McCullough
Stella Hess
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Grand Canyon
San Diego
Vancouver
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Chicago
Picnic at Cascade Park Brings T. L. T. Kennington Members
A Monday afternoon and evening picnic at Cascade park drew T. L. T. Kennington members and families, replacing the planned meeting at Mrs. Thomas Black’s home. Supper for 29 followed hours of fancy work and social visiting. In two weeks Mrs. J. L. Moser of Spruce street hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
T. L. T. Kensington
Thomas Black
J. L. Moser
Spruce Street
Highland Kensington Hosts Pleasant Monday Evening
A social event in Highland Kensington at the home of Miss Ruby MacNab featured Mrs. Percy MacNab and Miss Caroline Haney as guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs. R. L. MacNab and her daughter-in-law. In two weeks Miss Gertrude Raidy of Boyles Avenue will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Kensington
Ruby MacNab
Highland Avenue
Percy MacNab
Caroline Haney
R. L. MacNab
Gertrude Raidy
Boyles Avenue
North Jefferson Street Hostess Leads 1915 Club Evening
Miss Alice Powell of North Jefferson street hosted the 1915 club Monday evening with guests Miss Mina Rubel and Miss Myrtle Thompson. Sewing was the main activity and Powell’s mother helped with refreshments. Miss Louise Hannon of West Washington street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Powell
North Jefferson Street
Mina Rubel
Myrtle Thompson
Louise Hannon
West Washington Street
Marriage of Miss Mary Staunton and Milton Baish
The ceremony occurred at Sacred Heart church with Miss Josephine Baish as bridesmaid and John Staunton as best man. The couple, daughter and son of local families, will reside in New Castle after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Staunton
M. Staunton
Sharpsville Street
Milton Baish
Sacred Heart Church
J. H. McAdam
Josephine Baish
John Staunton
New Castle
Sharon Herald
First Baptist Sunday School Class to Meet at Davies Home
T. J. Davies of Wallace avenue will host his class of boys Friday at 3 30 for a hike prep. J. H. Greenwood Y M C A physical director will attend and speak to the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Davies
Wallace Avenue
First Baptist Sunday School
J. H. Greenwood
Eastern Star Convention Attendees Headed to Exposition Park
Mrs. Thomas C. Elliott of Wallace Avenue Mrs. Pinkerton from the Seventh ward and Mrs. Ira Powell grand district deputy traveled to Exposition Park Conneaut Lake to attend the Order Eastern Star convention in session this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Elliott
Wallace Avenue
Pinkerton
Seventh Ward
Ira Powell
Grand District
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Order Eastern Star
Mother's Circle to Picnic at Pineview Farm
The Mothers Circle of the First Methodist church and their children will hold a picnic at Mrs. Willis Mayberry's Pineview farm on Friday. Attendees should meet at Mrs. J. C. Leohner's home on Highland Avenue at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Willis Mayberry
Pineview Farm
J. C. Leohner
Highland Avenue
Burns Kelley Wedding Planned for June Twenty Second
Miss Minnie Burns of Atlantic Avenue will wed Edward J. Kelley, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Kelley, at St Marys Church at 8 oclock with Father Oshea officiating. Attendants are Miss Margaret Burns and Daniel Heagney. A wedding breakfast will be held at the bride’s home after the ceremony, then the couple will depart for a trip to Cleveland and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burns
Atlantic Avenue
Edward J. Kelley
Michael Kelley
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
Margaret Burns
Daniel Heagney
Thomas Burns
Cleveland
Buffalo
Simple Wedding for Amy Olive Yard and William Patton
Miss Amy Olive Yard and William George Patton wed in a simple eight o'clock ceremony at Superior street. The Rev. L. E. Yahn officiated with about 50 guests, a pink and white reception following, and out of town attendees listed including Yard, Fryman, Bigley, Axtell, William, and Yahn families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Olive Yard
J. Cc. Yard
Superior Street
William George Patton
J. B. Patton
Chestnut Street
Alice Lowers
Margaret Patton
Rooks
L. E. Yahn
Mt. Pleasant
I. S. Yard
J. A. Yard
F. P. Fryman
Harrisville
Amy Bigley
Earl Bigley
Grace
Ruth Axtell
Franklin
F. S. William
Jackson Center
L. B. Yahn
C. R. Yard
Grove City
Yellowstone Park Tribute Party Before Departure
Miss Fannie Fan n ie and Miss Myra McBride depart Thursday for Yellowstone Park. Miss Mollie Bruce hosted a dinner at the Tea Cup Inn with Mrs Alexander, Mrs Caldwell, Mrs Walls, Miss Forrest, and others. The group later attended a picture, and more entertainments are planned by the R. M. B. G. club before the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Myra McBride
Yellowstone Park
Mollie Bruce
Tea Cup Inn
Mrs. Alexander
W. B. Caldwell
Pearl Walls
Fannie Forrest
Harriet Leslie
Rena McAnlis
Forbeck
Picture Theatres
Miss Forrest
Birthday party honors Clyde Burkholder in East North street
Mrs Dall Davis hosted a Monday evening gathering for her grandson Clyde Burkholder of Ashtabula visiting for his fourth birthday. Guests included Helen Davis Mary Davis Margaret Davis Clark Davis Hugh Davis and Clyde Burkholder. A game filled evening ended with a lunch and a group photo.
Miss Rose Kelliher to Wed Michael King
Courtesy shower in Bell avenue given for Miss Rose Kelliher and her fiancé Michael King. A guest list of 35 attended a miscellaneous party with gifts for the bride elect. Music by Marie Rice Regina Kelliher and refreshments helped by Anna Reading and Madeline Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kelliher
Michael King
A. C. Kelliher
Bell Avenue
Marie Rice
Regina Kelliher
Anna Reading
Madeline Rice
McConnell Family Reunion Set At Volant Home
The annual McConnell reunion will be held at William J. McConnell’s Volant home on June 25. Travelers meeting the train will be greeted at Neshannock Falls if they notify Mr. McConnell. An invitation to all friends and neighbors is extended and full attendance is expected. Mrs J W McConnell Volant is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
William J. McConnell
Volant
Neshannock Falls
Daughters of Isabella to host reception and card party
The Daughters of Isabella announce a reception and card party in the K of C hall Hoyt block next Monday evening June 14. All members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K of C. Hall
Hoyt Block
Mrs Wallace Pitzer Hosts Luncheon for Miss Helen Sharp
Mrs Wallace H Pitzer and Miss Mary Warnock will entertain at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the New Castle club on Saturday June 12 in honor of Miss Helen Elizabeth Sharp whose engagement has been announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. Pitzer
Mary Warnock
New Castle Club
Helen Elizabeth Sharp
Social event honoring visiting guests in Madison avenue home
Miss Ethel Morgan hosted friends this evening at her Madison avenue home. The gathering paid compliments to Miss Mary Steinberger of New Castle, Mrs. Howard Hannon of Warren Ohio, and Miss Hazel Bucklin, with Mrs. Fred Carter of North Water street hosting for the same guests of honor Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Morgan
Madison Avenue
Mary Steinberger
New Castle
Howard Hannon
Warren
Ohio
Hazel Bucklin
Fred Carter
North Water Street
Sharon Herald
Principal Ira Shoup to Tour West for Exposition
Ira Shoup principal of Lincoln and Garfield schools plans a Saturday departure for a western trip. He will visit the San Francisco Exposition and stop at the Grand Canyon enroute, touring other western sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Shoup
Lincoln and Garfield
San Francisco Exposition
Grand Canyon
Twentieth Century Club Meeting at Mrs Bloomer’s Home
The Twentieth Century club will hold its regular business meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Laura Bloomer 214 Smithfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Laura Bloomer
Smithfield Street
Epworth Woman's Bible Class Postponed to June 17
The entertainment event by the Epworth Woman's Bible class was set for Thursday at the home of Mrs. P. H. Reider on Lincoln Avenue but has been postponed to June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Woman's Bible
P. H. Reider
Lincoln Avenue
Mrs Howard M Quest Hosts Wednesday Club
Mrs Howard M Quest of Garfield avenue will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon club tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Quest
Garfield Avenue
Breakfast at Park Announcement
The Hy Shy Ny girls will break fast at the park on Thursday morning. The notice invites attendance and specifies a morning gathering near the park area.
Reading Circle Closes Summer Session With Topics
The Reading circle wrapped its profitable year at Mrs. A. W. Harbison’s East Street home. Mrs. George E. Treadwell spoke on Radium, Miss Mary Jackson discussed current topics, and Mrs. J. M. Clark served as critic. Fall sessions begin September 13 with a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by president Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Harbison
East Street
George E. Treadwell
Mary Jackson
J. M. Clark
Thomas W. Phillips
Miss Irene McMeen Visits Warren Relative
Miss Irene McMeen of Warren arrives to spend a few weeks with her aunt Mrs. Carl Paisley on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McMeen
Warren, O
Carl Paisley
Park Avenue
Miss Margaret O Connor Hosts Interse Club Event
Miss Margaret O Connor of Spring Street will entertain the Interse club on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Connor
Spring Street
Quiet Monday Marriage of Collingwood and Maxwell
The marriage of Mrs. Mary M. Collingwood of Darlington Avenue and George W. Maxwell of Madison Avenue took place at five o'clock Monday afternoon with Alderman H. G. Coates officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Collingwood
Darlington Avenue
George W. Maxwell
Madison Avenue
H. G. Coates
Third Class City Bill Is Vetoed
Governor Brumbaugh vetoed the Clark third class city act amendment affecting New Castle. The veto preserves current law for two more years. City Solicitor James A. Gardner helped draft the proposal urged by the league of third class cities. changes included four year council terms among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumbaugh
New Castle
James A. Gardner
League of
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Meets
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon. This will be the last church meeting for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Epworth Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of Ep worth Methodist church will hold an all day meeting at the church Wednesday. In the afternoon business of importance will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth Methodist Church
E. E. Girls Club Elects Officers At Princeton Meeting
The E. E. girls of Center U. P. church met at Miss Dora Aiken’s home in Princeton. Officers elected include Harriet Hartzell president Martha Brandon vice president Elizabeth Schell treasurer Edna McClaren secretary Helen Zehner assistant secretary Bertha Manning corresponding secretary. Miss Lillian Manning was thanked for a California letter. next meeting place undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Girls of the
Center U. P
Dora Aiken
Princeton
Harriet Hartzell
Martha Brandon
Elizabeth Schell
Edna McClaren
Helen Zehner
Bertha Manning
Lillian Manning
California
Epworth E M Church Women to Meet at 524 Florence
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Epworth M E church will hold a Friday meeting at 3 PM at the home of Mrs George Forrest 524 Florence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Epworth M. E. Church
George Forrest
Florence Avenue
Young Girls Triangle Mission Meeting Set at Central Church
The Young Girls' Triangle Mission society meets tonight at Central Christian church at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend and others are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Mission Society
Central Christian Church
Stephenson Circle Meets for Weekday Meeting and Elections
The Stephenson circle of the First Methodist church will gather Thursday evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs J K Heess on Leisure avenue. Mite boxes will be collected and officers elected at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
First Methodist Church
J. K. Heess
Leasure Avenue
Allen Musical and Literary Society Presents Barret Family Program
The Allen Musical and Literary Society of Bethel A. M. E. church on Green Street hosts a musical program by Mrs Maude Barret and family tonight at 8 30. Admission is free. Refreshments served after. Also notes Wednesday prayer meeting and Thursday Temple of Fame practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Musical and Literary Society
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting at Croton
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Croton M E Church will hold its monthly business meeting at Mrs. T C Armstrong's Croton Avenue home Thursday at 2 30 PM. It is the last meeting of the year and all members should come prepared to meet their obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Croton M. BE
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Young Ladies Bible Class Postpones Concert to Fall
The Third U P church Young Ladies Bible Class with 36 members met Monday evening. Hosts were Mrs Anna Porter Mrs Mary Lines and Mrs Olive Zeigler. A fall concert was decided. A birthday social is planned for July 11 with hostesses Mrs George Ramsey Mrs Edna Ricer and Mrs Elia Tidball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Young Ladies’ Bible
Third
U. P. Church
Anna Porter
Mary Lines
Olive Zeigler
Eorge Ramsey
Edna Ricer
Elia Tidball
Bible Classes Announce Meetings This Week
The Bible Love circle will meet at 1111 Loraine avenue on Wednesday June 9 at 2 30 p m Mrs Downs teacher The John Knox Bible class will meet this evening in the Y W C A parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Love Circle
M. J. Rahauser
Loraine Avenue
Downs
Local Notes Show Community Visitors and Recuperations
A string of short personal items records visits, illnesses, and returns in Ellwood City. Names include Mrs. Joseph Coutt, Jack Simison, Prof T J Morgan, Judge Porter, William Allen, Carl Barnes, Samuel Martin, Gideon Ward, J C Walls, Dr A R Rich, and many others. Several residents relocate or travel, with updates on family births and hospital stay recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coutt
Moravia Road
Jack Simison
Volant
T. J. Morgan
South Mercer Street
Judge Porter
Mt. Jackson
William Allen
J. C. Patterson
South Mulberry Street
Paul Simison
Carl Barnes
W. C. Anderson
West Washington Street
Washington, D. C
Mary Staats
Pulaski
William Montgomery
East Washington Street
Zelienople
Lloyd Rich
Grove City
A. R. Rich
South Mill Street
Laura Newton
Youngstown
Pittsburg
S. W. Lewis
Freda
Long Avenue
Claire Reed
Robert Gwin
Washington Street
Stoneboro
J. S. McNamara
Nedra
Cleveland Avenue
Titusville
Franklin
Highland W C T U Meeting Reports Anti Cigarette Effort
The Highland Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met at president Mrs Elizabeth Humes home. Devotions and a Crusade Psalm were followed by discussion on the cigarette habit. Seven new members joined as the society voted to obtain anti cigarette leaflets for distribution. adjourned by social superintendent Mrs Charles Mossman and press superintendent Mrs W F Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W. C. T. U
Elizabeth Humes
D. F. Ralph
Ralph
Charles Mossman
W. F. Gardner
GORMLEY PRAISES TOWNSHIP ROADS ON GOOD ROADS DAY
Wesley Gormley, road supervisor in Hickory township, reports roads in fine shape after good roads day. About 800 yards of earth moved from Gormley and Ellis hills with 40 two-horse teams and three one-horse wagons. From New Castle, four teams and a group of workers including lawyers and doctors assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Gormley
Hickory Township
Court House
Gormley
Ellis Hills
New Castle
Scout Mooney Seeks Habeas Corpus Release
Attorney Edwin K. Logan filed a petition with Judge Porter seeking Scout Mooney’s release from county jail on a writ of habeas corpus. The petition claims illegal confinement while Mooney, who spends much time in jail and works around county buildings, is presently held on a surety of the peace charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Logan
Porter
Scout Mooney
Scout
Spiritualist lecture by Morrow and Cooper at hall
Mr Charles Morrow of Pittsburg assisted by Mrs Cooper will lecture at Spiritualist hall on Wednesday evening with messages from both. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morrow
Pittsburg
Cooper
Spiritualist
Ice Cream Strawberry and Cake Social At Highland U P Church
The Men's class at Highland U P church hosts an ice cream strawberry and cake social on the church lawn this evening. All welcome. Adv. 255tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P
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Kodak
Metzler
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Phone Bell
Owens
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Mietzlera
Benedict
Yard-Patton
McConnell Reunion
20Th Century Club
Breakfast
Reading Circle
Interse Club
Collingwood-Maxwell
Missionary Meeting
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth Society
Triangle Mission Club
Stephenson Circle
Helen Allen
New Wilmington
Harry L. Allen
Howard E. Lewis
Howard, Jr
Philadelphia
James Alexander
Myra C. Ackerman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
L. Ackerman
Stanton Avenue
Frank Neal
Pulaski Road
Shenango Valley Hospital
Edward Cook
Mercer Road
Highland Union
Spiritualist Hall
Euwer
Foe
Bates
Mill St. Annex
Percales
Euwer’s
D. McGoun
Grovers
Herb D. McGoun
Nixon Theatre
Charley Chaplin By the
Ramsey Bros
Bell Phone
D. G. Ramsey and Sons
W. Croton Ave
Union
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