Local notes move through Harrisburg and Hanover area
Mr and Mrs George Pavord and son William move from Faltimore to Harrisburg after his Pennsylvania Railroad job. Miss Virginia Eyler of Thurmont becomes beautician at La Rue Beauty Salon in Hagerstown. Dr B Wheeler Jenkins of Philadelphia to intern at York hospital for a year starting July 1. Titus Trestle of New Oxford treated for a hand injury from a firecracker, then returns home. Several local residents undergo operations and visits. Centennial and New Oxford split two weekend baseball contests with many errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pavord
William
Faltimore
Pavord
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Virginia R. Eyler
C. Harry Eyler
Thurmont
la Rue
Hagerstown
Maryland
B. Wheeler Jenkins
Philadelphia
York Hospital
Jenkins
Titus Trestle
New Oxford R. 1
Hanover Hospital
Rush Spangler
E. L. Eckert Farm
Joseph McAllister
Washington
Francis Marshall
Conewago Township
Fr. McAllister
Ellicott City
St. Mary’s
M. Casmer
Mary Agnes
M. Anita
M. Rose Marie
New Oxford Drainage Company, Inc
Myrna M. Leaks
John E. C. Miller
Dorothy M. Spangler
J. E. C. Miller
Max Rhodes
Yeagertown
C. A. Ruff Lincolnway
East
Rhodes
Frances Eckbert
Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Church
Alwine’s Pond
Town
George E. Little
Aspinwall
Amos Little
Lincolnway
West
Georgia Kohler
Ruth
Lottie
Charles Trimmer
New Chester
Carlisle
George H. Leaks
Margaret
Center Square
John M. Boyd
Manheim
J. H. Albert
Hanover
Mayo Brothers
South Ninth Street
Reading
Goeken
New Oxford
Curtis L. Fidler
Galdens
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Wible
Dora M. Myers
Harry A. Myers
Hampton
Pine Street
Sarah C. Pentz
Robert H. Pentz
681 Voters in New Oxford Register to Vote
New Oxford reports 681 registered voters the largest ever, with 278 Democrats 245 Republicans and 158 undeclared. Men total 324 including 160 Democrats 118 Republicans, women 357 including 118 Democrats 127 Republicans 112 undeclared. Last day to register or declare is July 17 for the September 17 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Hulick
New Oxford
Hulick
Geiselman Runs Again for Adams County Commissioner
H B Geiselman of Mt Pleasant township announces candidacy for county commissioner in the Democratic primary on September 17. He touts his record of service, attendance at all board meetings, and knowledge of county conditions while noting unresolved damage claims are few compared to other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Geiselman
Mt. Pleasant
Geiselman
Adams County
Men Bible Class Enjoy Annual Outing at Rest Awhile Lodge
The Men's Bible class of the First Lutheran church held its annual outing at Rest Awhile bungalow by the Little Conewago Friday evening. Fifty-one members attended the largest turnout in class history. Speakers included Rev. Arthur Yeagy, Rev. George E. Sheffer, Harry Emlet, R. M. Baugher, Wilson Bream, Prof. C. P. Keefer, and George D. Sheely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Conewago Creek
Arthur Yeagy
George E. Sheffer
Harry Emlet
Church School
R. M. Baugher
Wilson Bream
C. P. Keefer
George D. Sheely
C. S. Sponseller
William McClain
Amos Little
A. P. Markel
Clair Lockinbill
Guy Kingel
Merril Yohe
Alwine's Grove
New Oxford High Band to Perform Concert at Rocky Springs Park
The New Oxford high school band directed by Paul A. Harner will give a concert Sunday afternoon and evening at Rocky Springs park in Lancaster. The show, originally set for June 9, was postponed because of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Paul A. Harner
Rocky Springs Park
Lancaster
Abbottstown scouts festival and church picnic scheduled
The Boy Scouts of Abbottstown plan a festival at the Abbottstown fire hall on Wednesday evening June 26 with New Oxford band music and refreshments on sale. St Paul’s Ushers League sets its annual picnic in Alwine’s woods on Saturday July 20 urging attendance. a previously printed date error is corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Abbottstown
New Oxford Band
League of St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Alwine’s Woods
Swope Seeks One Term as Adams-Foulton President Judge
J Donald Swope a Gettysburg lawyer and long time Adams county bar member announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president judge of the Adams Foulton district He was born July 18 1881 in Gettysburg and is a 1902 Gettysburg College graduate He studied law under Judge Donald P McPherson and was admitted to the Adams county bar on March 4 1897 He lists 28 years of civil and criminal work and says he will not seek a second term if elected He is married with two children and attends Gettysburg Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Adams-Foulton Judicial District
Gettysburg
Samuel McC. Swope
Gettysburg College
Donald P. McPherson
Supreme Court
Swope
Broadway
Public sale planned for four acres at N O Cemetery Assn
The N O Cemetery Assn schedules a public sale of four acres of growing grass at the cemetery at 7 p.m. Monday. The New Oxford Canning Co began canning peas at their plant here Monday. Jesse Rosenberry resigns as mechanic at Superior Garage on Lincolnway East. Mrs Lucy Myers visits sister Mrs Alice Neely in York. State College representative planted seventeen pea varieties on land owned by N C Miller for disease resistance trials. View the plants by calling at the Miller residence. Maurice J Sterner resigns from a local shoe factory for a job as auto salesman at the pv J Forney garage Gettysburg. About $16 raised at St Marys pipe organ benefit card party at Mrs Harry Walters home. Various local residents noted in weekly updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Canning Co
Jesse Rosenberry
West High Street
Superior
Lincolnway East
Lucy Myers
Alice Neely
York
State College
N. C. Miller
Lincolnway West
Miller
Maurice J. Sterner
Hanover Street
Pv. J
Gettysburg
Frank Beshore
Shillington
Albert Gulden
Annie Sanders
Hanover
James Small
H. C. Slaybaugh
Evelyn Billman
Leo T Brown
Washington, D. C
Fireworks Sale Ban Enforced in New Oxford
Borough ordinance bans sale and use of fireworks in New Oxford. All persons are warned not to set off fireworks. Violations will be dealt with by law. By order of Town Council A. P. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
A. P. Wagner
Milhimes and Myers Wed in Hanover Lutheran Home
Charles L Milhimes son of Mr and Mrs Charles Milhimes wed Miss Bernice D Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D Myers near New Chester on Wednesday evening June 12 at six at Rev J Harold Little s home. The ring ceremony was used and the couple left for a wedding trip to the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Milhimes
Bernice D. Myers
Robert D. Myers
New Chester
J. Harold Little
Hanover
the Pines” Lutheran Church
David Myers
Helen Becker
New England States
Florence Small and Leon Smith Married in McSherrystown Nuptials
Florence Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Small Midway and Leon Smith son of Mr and Mrs Leo F Smith New Oxford were married at a nuptial high mass in St Marys Catholic church McSherrystown Tuesday at 7 am Rev Daniel Crow ley officiated The bride wore white organdy with white rosebuds and was attended by her sister Dolores Small with blue organdy and yellow rosebuds Alban Smith brother of the groom acted as best man A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and a reception was held there in the evening They will reside at the groom’s home for the present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Small
Joseph Small
Midway
Leon Smith
Leo F. Smith
New Oxford
St. Mary's Catholic Church
McSherrystown
Daniel Crowley
Dolores Small
Alban Smith
Doris Groft Weds Joseph Hockensmith in St Marys Church
Miss Doris Rosina Groft became the bride of Joseph Hockensmith at a nuptial high mass in St Marys Catholic church New Oxford. Rev D P Reardon officiated with attendants Nadine Groft and Rodney Noel. The couple will reside in New Oxford where he works at Park hotel restaurant. Mrs Hockensmith previously worked at a Littlestown shoe factory. A breakfast and reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
New Oxford
Doris Rosina Groft
Joseph Hockensmith
D. P. Reardon
Nadine Groft
Rodney Noel
Charles Groft
John T. Hockensmith
Berlin Junction
Littlestown
Marriage of Miss Rose Keiser and Ralph Moritz in Bonneauville
Miss Rose Agnes Keiser daughter of Mr and Mrs John Keiser of Mt Pleasant township wed Ralph Robert Moritz near Seven Stars. The ceremony was led by Rev Timothy O Hanrahan at St Josephs Catholic Church Bonneauville in the rectory on Friday at 9 30 p m. Attendants were Charles Keiser and Emma Keiser siblings of the bride. The couple will reside at the groom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Agnes Keiser
John, Keiser
Mt. Pleasant Township
Ralph Robert Moritz
Seven Stars
Timothy O’hanrahan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bonneauville
Charles Keiser
Emma Keiser
Bish and Smith Tie Nuptials at St Mark's Lutheran Hanover
Treva Nadine Bish daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore H Bish Hanover and Claude A Smith son of Mrs Vitus Smith Brushtown were married Saturday evening in St Mark's Lutheran church Hanover. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev John S Tome pastor. The bridegroom is the Hanover driver for the Glen Rock bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Nadine Bish
Theodore H. Bish
Hanover
Claude A. Smith
Vitus Smith
Brushtown
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Johns. Tome
Glen Rock
Hoffheins Hoffheins marry in New Oxford church
William Edgar Hoffheins Han over R 3 and Edna Mae Myers of Thomasville R 2 wed in St. Paul s Reformed church parsonage New Oxford at 8 Sunday morning The ring ceremony was performed by Rev Howard E Sheely pastor of the Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar Hoffheins
Hanover R
Edna Mae Myers
Thomasville R
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
Howard E. Sheely
Hassler Girl Marries Rahn In Maryland Presbyterian Church
Mrs Minnie Hassler of York Springs announces the marriage of her granddaughter Miss Jean A Hassler of York Springs to Lloyd D Rahn son of Mr and Mrs William Rahn of Dillsburg. The ceremony took place Saturday at 10 45 AM in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev William Samuel Hess officiating. The bride wore a white silk crepe dress with a picture hat and gardenia corsage. The groom’s parents and Mrs Leroy Davis along with Miss Violet Davis of Dillsburg witnessed the ceremony. A wedding supper followed at the Rahn home party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hassler
York Springs
Jean A. Hassler
Lloyd D. Rahn
William Rahn
Dillsburg
Presbyterian
Leroy Davis
Violet Davis
Rahn
Notice of telephone relocation to residence next door
The notice states the telephone has been moved from a garage to a neighboring residence and will answer day or night calls promptly. Contact 21 R 3 for arrangements. C A BIGHAML
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, A
Bighaml
Delegates Hurt In Crash Near New Oxford
Five Lancaster delegates en route from the G A R convention escaped injury when their car collided with a wheel from a gasoline tank truck on the Lincoln highway two miles west of New Oxford at 1 a m. Paul G Fornwalt drove the car. Howard D Brown piloted the truck. Damage to the car was about 35 dollars and to the truck about 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
Paul G. Fornwalt
Fornwalt
Chris Wise
Chillis
Miss Snyder
Howard D. Brown
Everett R. 2
Bedford
Fleet Wing
Brush Run
Brown
Haleman
Gettysburg
State Police
Guest of General Electric Company trip for top radio sales
E J J Gobrecht of Hanover led Pennsylvania dealers to a GE reward trip visiting Schenectady Bridgeport and New York. The group toured WGY WXAB stations and the Schenectady plant and spoke with a Buenos Aires broadcaster during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. J. Gobreont
East Chestnut Street
Hanover
Schenectady
Bridgeport
Connecticut
New York City
Pennsylvania
General Electric Company
General Electric
Mr. Gobrecht
Union
New York
Gobrecht
WGY
WXAF
Buenos Aires
South America
George D. Menges Declared Dead in Probate Decree
George D. Menges who left Adams county in 1924 and has not been heard from since February 9 1927 was declared legally dead in a decree signed by Judge Donald P McPherson after a hearing on a petition by his brother William S Menges of Germany township The court presumes death and orders publication a notice to appear within 12 weeks if alive otherwise the estate will be divided among other heirs George is heir to an undivided two fifteenth share in a tract of real estate in New Oxford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Menges
Adams County
Donald P. McPherson
William S. Menges
Germany
George Menges
George
New Oxford
William Menges
McPherson
Four County Nurses Graduate From York Hospital School
Twenty nurses received diplomas at York hospital school of nursing 1935 commencement on the lawn of the nurses home. Dr Henry W A Hanson Gettysburg college president gave the principal address. Adams county graduates include Eva E Wagner Gettysburg R4 Florence R Griffin Abbottstown Myrtle R Herman New Oxford and Cathryn L Hoffman East Berlin R3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
York Hospital School of Nursing
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Charles M. Keer
L. M. Hartman
Eva E. Wagner
Gettysburg
Florence R. Griffin
Abbottstown
Myrtle R. Herman
New Oxford
Cathryn L. Hoffman
East Berlin
Forest Park Band Concerts Expanded by Manager
Forest park hosts Sunday concerts from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. arranged by manager A. Karst with multiple bands to meet growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Mgr. A. Karst
Deaths of Mrs Alice Slambaugh and Mr David Hollinger
Mrs Alice Slambaugh aged 75 was found dead at the family barn near New Oxford from a stroke. She was the widow of John Strausbaugh and daughter of Noah Hersh, with funeral set for Thursday at 1 30 PM at the New Chester Reformed church. David Hollinger, 79, died near Gettysburg. his funeral and burial at Mummert’s Meeting House cemetery followed services at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Strausbaugh
Lawrence
Strausbaugh
T. C Miller
Abbottstown
Edgar A. Miller
Gettysburg
Adams County
New Chester Reformed Church
Hampton Cemetery
H. D. Houtz
East Berlin
David Hollinger
Cumberland Township
Mummert's Meeting House
Paradox Theme in Church Service and July Communion
The Rev. George E. Sheffer leads services with a 9 am Sunday school and 10 15 am worship. July Communion is on the first Sunday with 10 15 am and 7 pm services. Summer preaching only except on Communion Sunday. Ladies' Aid meets July 16 at Miss Helen Ruth's Waldheim cottage in honor of Mrs D F Slentz, longtime president. Aid society has donated 10 000 toward the new church. Lutheran school children stage a Children’s Worship program praised for quality. Miss Alma Myers directs music and Mrs D F Slentz and Mrs BE Livingston helped train the children. The hall glowed with seasonal flowers and the audience filled the social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sheffer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Helen Ruth
Waldheim
The
Aid Society
D. F. Slentz
Lutheran Church School
Jesus
BE. C. Livingston
Alma Myers
St Pauls New Oxford News: Children’s Day Service
The Rev. H. E. Sheely announces Sunday worship at St. Pauls New Oxford with church school at 9 a m led by J F Sanders. The annual Children’s Day service begins at 7 p m with a call to parishioners to attend, everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
J. F. Sanders
Emmanuel Church Rose Sunday Service in Abbottstown
Emmanuel invites parishioners to Sunday services with church school at 9 a.m. worship at 10 a.m. A special Rose Sunday program requests roses in a vase or basket for decorations. Sermon titled Roses and Men But Little Lower than God urges attendees to bring friends.
New Oxford M. E. Church Sunday Schedule
The Rev. J. A. Turner presides at New Oxford Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and preaching service at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
M. E
J. A. Turner
St Marys Catholic Church Service Schedule
Rev. D P Reardon rector announces Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 10 am. Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary at 6 30 pm and evening services at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Catholic Church
Yne
D. P. Reardon
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Norman J. King Seeks Adams Prothonotary Nomination
Norman J. King of Latimore township farmer and turkey raiser announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for prothonotary of Adams County in the September primary. He had not planned to run but friends persuaded him after a weekend discussion. King spoke of past campaigns and his long Democratic involvement, noting leadership of the York Springs Huntington Latimore Democratic Club and two prior returns as a runner up in county races. He was born in Germany township and has lived in Latimore for 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. King
Latimore Township
Adams County
Mr King
King
York Springs- Huntington-Latimore
Democratic Club
Germany Township
Local Students graduate from Temple University
Two New Oxford students, John Colestock and Alma Sheely, graduated from Temple University Philadelphia. Colestock earned a law degree, while Miss Sheely, who studied English and Dramatics, will teach those subjects at Everett High School. Local relatives attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Temple University
Philadelphia
John Colestock
Maurice G. Colestock
Hanover Street
Temple Law School
Alma Sheely
George D. Sheely
Sheely
Everett High School
Colestock
Minnie
Viola
Helen
Ethel
Ruth
Dismissal of Charge Against Smith in McSherrystown Case
A charge of assault and battery by automobile against Stephen V. Smith of McSherrystown was dismissed for lack of evidence at a preliminary hearing before Justice John C. Shearer. The case arose from a May 1 accident in Gettysburg in which the 12 year old William C. Benson was run down by Smith’s truck. The information was filed by Crist Benson on behalf of his son. Smith previously ran a bakery in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen V. Smith
McSherrystown
John C. Shearer
Crist “Shorty” Benson
Gettysburg
William C. Benson
Smith
New Oxford
Marriage Licenses Issued In Multiple Pennsylvania Regions
A license was issued in Gettysburg to Earl P Hauser and Regina A Gebhart. A York license went to J Edward Jenkins and Mildred Kinne man. Elkton Maryland issued a license to Charles Eugene Starry and Annie Isabelle Lobbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Earl P. Hauser
Ezra V. Hauser
Oxford
Regina A. Gebhart
John A. Gebhart
Conewago
York
J Edward Jenkins
Hanover R
Mildred Kinneman
Hanover
Elkton
Maryland
Charles Eugene Starry
York Springs
Annie Isabelle Lobaugh
Gardners
Band Picnic Saturday Draws Hanover Groups to Farm ers grove
The annual Everybody's picnic sponsored by the P S S of A band of Hanover will be held Saturday afternoon and evening in the Farmers' grove between East Berlin and Abbottstown. The P O S of A band will play in the afternoon. In the evening the Pennsylvania Brigade band U R E of P Hanover and the P O S of A German band Hanover will perform. Supper will be served starting at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.s.s.of A. Band of
Hanover
Farmers’ Grove
East Berlin
Abbottstown
Pennsylvania Brigade Band
P. O. S. of A. German
Pennsylvania Adds Five-Cent Stamp Tax on Notes
Pennsylvania now imposes a five cent stamp tax on notes renewals of notes and mortgages per 100 dollars or fraction, effective since Monday after a May 16 legislative passage to raise state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Professor Shank Earns Master of Science in Education
Prof. W. Raymond Shank of New Chester formerly Adams County superintendent of schools received the master of science in education degree at the University of Pennsylvania during today’s commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Raymond Shank
New Chester
Adams County Superintendent of Schools
University of Pennsylvania
East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Schedule
The Rev D Houtz pastor leads services at Red Run 9 am Bermudian 10 30 am and East Berlin 7 30 pm with the Holzswan Chorus performing a program at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
D. Houtz
Paswr
Red Run
Bermudian
Holzswain
New Ice Cream Parlor and Lunch Room Opens Saturday
A new ice cream parlor and lunch room opens Saturday on Warner property Lincolnway East in town, replacing the former Smith and Overbaugh Bakery. Free popsicles offered to all customers. Lewis Wampler owner/operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T,be
Warner Property
Lincolnway
East
Smith & Overbaugh Bakery
Lewls Wampler
Wolf resigns to farm. Altland takes York route
Norman Wolf resigns as regular York Gettysburg Adams Transit driver to assist his brother near Abbotstown on farm. Mervin Altland, Abbotts Town, succeeds Wolf on the York Gettysburg route. Jeff and Paul O McIntire will hold a public sale Saturday. Several local notices follow including visits, illnesses and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wolf
York-Gettysburg
Margaret Jordan
Pittsburgh
Paul Kuhn
Orange Street
Theodore Smith
Park Hotel
Albert Gulden
Hanover Street
Roy Smith
Edward Whitlock
Akron
Ohio
Alvin Jones
O. B. Flaherty
Waldheim
H. E. Duncan
Littlestown
Hampton
Mary Catherine Poist
West High Street
Justice of the Peace
W. D. Myers
Russel Marshall
Doris
Chester Hostetter
Phyliss
York
Henry Noel
W. High Street
Linus Bevenour
Nadine
Mary Ann
Leonard Becker
Spring Grove
Doris Anne Day
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Sarah Jane Sheffer
Salem's
Mt. Pleasant
Ivan Withers
McSherrystown
Middlebury
McDaniel Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Edgar C. McDaniel of Biglerville R1 announces candidacy for county commissioner. A prominent Adams County fruit grower and Franklin township native, he has never held public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. McDaniel
Biglerville
R. 1
McDaniel
Adams County
Franklin Township
Livingston’s Freeh Home Made Ice Cream Ends
Ad promotes Livingston's Restaurant on Lincolnway offering all flavors of ice cream for 25 cents. Brief local notice highlights deal to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Lincolnway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams
Mens Bible Class
J. Donald Swope, Esq
N. O. Cemetery Assn
Adv
Milhimes—Myers
Charles L. Milhimes
Small
Hockensmith—Groft
Moritz—Keiser
Hoffheins—Myers
Rahn—Hassler
Mrs
Alice Slambaugh
Alice (Hersh) Strausbaugh
John Strausbaugh
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge
Temple
V. Smith
St. Joseph’s Academy
P. R. McDevitt
Kathleen D. Mahone
Elizabeth E. Hickey
Catherine M. Kelly
Elizabeth M. Slevin
Jean Phreaner
Miss Mahone
Roland J. Morgan
David
Mildred
Youngstown
Nettie Mummert
Sarah Mummert
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