Ward Petersen vanishes after urgent trip in Bucharest
Fran Haven, unsettled by Ward Petersen’s sudden departure, searches for answers. She learns a messenger delivered a note and Ward left with a peasant man, while the professor hints at a trap and warns patience as the mystery deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
Ward
Fran Braun
Miss Haven
Arthas
Bran Braun
Joe
Hilda
Vank
Herr Petersen
Anna
Petersen
Miss Hlaven
Jillup
Mr. Petersen
Joe Jillup
Mr Jillup
Mr Petersen
Pen
Mr. Jimup
Penfield C. E. Meeting Announced at Leach Home
The Penfield Young People's Christian Endeavor from the Congregational church plans a meeting Monday evening March 15 at the home of Virginia and Lois Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Virginia
Lois Leach
Mrs Evelyn Myers Hosts Congregational Society Dinner
Mrs Evelyn Myers will entertain the Congregational Society at her home on Thursday March 18. Covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Myers
Congregational Society
Penfield Grange Card Party Draws Large Crowd
Penfield Grange held a Saturday night card party with eight tables in play and a large attendance. Prizes were awarded to Carl Squire first, Fred Kellogs second, George Esterbrook third, and Robert Stentz fourth. Refreshments followed the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Grange
Carl Squire
Fred Kellogs
George Esterbrook
Cleveland
Robert Stentz
Oberlin College friends reminisce at Mrs Bullis home
Mrs George Bullis hosted former Oberlin School of Commerce classmates for a Tuesday gathering. Guests included Mrs Mil dred Breyley Mrs Ethel Secrist Pittsfield Mrs Margary Cole Oberlin and Mrs Marian King Huntington. They spent the day in pleasant reminiscences of college days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bullis
College Friends of
Oberlin School of Commerce
Mildred Breyley
Ethel Secrist
Pittsfield
Margary Cole
Oberlin
Marian King
Huntington
Penfield Grangers Attend Ridgeville Grange Meeting
Thirty seven Penfield Grangers attended a contest series gathering in Ridgeville Tuesday evening where Oberlin Grange presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Local families visit over weekend in Ghent and Spencer
Mr and Mrs Lynden Jones and daughter from Flat Rock visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Firestone of Spencer called on Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones that evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Rowley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Sooy in Ghent. Columbia School pupils put on a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Jones
Flat Rock
Lewis Jones
John Firestone
Spencer
Leo Rowley
Clarence Sooy
Ghent
Columbia School
Penfield gathering and moved plans noted
A Penfield Friday program drew Mr and Mrs A J Cameron and family plus other relatives for a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs P E Davison. The March Parent Teacher Association meeting was postponed to April 2. Visitors from Wellington Elyria and Cleveland called at the Davison and Rowley homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
A. J. Cameron
Billy
W. S. Cameron
Donald Shock
Donald Dean
Lorain
Kenneth Davison
Elyna
P. E. Davison
Steve Balozs
Cleveland
Parent-Teachers Association
A. H. Pierce
Wellington
Leora Yoxtheimer
Bobby
Phyllis Youtheimer
Janet Cairns
Birthday Anniversary for Clifford Spaulding
Clifford Spaulding of West River Road celebrated his birthday with a family dinner at seven o'clock on Wednesday evening. Seventeen guests attended the gathering at his home and the table featured a lit birthday cake. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taft, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers and sons, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Haynes and sons, Clyde and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers and daughters June and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spaulding and Mable Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Clifford Spaulding
West River Road
W. E. Taft
H. C. Chambers
Frank
George
P. L. Chambers
A. C. Haynes
Clyde
Robert
W. H. Chambers
June
Betty
C. E. Spaulding
Mable Hollis
Brookside High Drama Club Presents Three One Act Plays
Brookside High School featured three one act plays in a Thursday presentation. The lineup included County Complex Elmer and One Jump Ahead with cast members Mary True Marie Wentling John Cissne and Clyde Cumberland. Additional program details were exchanged with other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside High School Dramatic Club
Brownhelm Women Host Evangelical Missionary Society
Mrs. Arthur Hasenpflug hosted the Evangelical Women's Missionary Society gathering at her home with devotionals led by Mrs. Ed. Arndt and a program by Mrs. Walter Schuster. A district rally planning session was held for the South Bridge event. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Krumwelde, Mrs. Louie Krumwelde, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Nellie Taylor
Huron
Kenneth Krumwelde
Louie Krumwelde
Birmingham
Conrad Northeim
Leonard Northeim
Ed. Leuegzler
Walter Fowell
Nelson Brill
J. Kelly
Fremont pastor leads regional quarterly conference
Rev. Mr. Allen of Fremont presided at the regular Quarterly Conference held at the Evangelical church with attendance from South Ridge and Henrietta churches. He is to oversee the Quarterly Communion service for the three churches Sunday morning at the South Ridge church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Fremont
Evangelical
South Ridge
Henrietta
Miss Hollstein Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Miss Margaret Hollstein entertained the Congrega tional Women's Missionary Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Albright led devotionals and the program, featuring the Congo Crosses study. An edition discussion compared the chapter with Sidney Dart's talk at the church Friday. The group voted a gift to Mr. Dart and planned sewing bag supplies for an Indian girls' school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hollstein
Congregational Women's Missionary Society
R. E. Albright
Congo
Sidney Dart
Dondi
S. Africa
Birth in Ceylon: 9 12 pound boy at St Josephs Lorain
Mr and Mrs Arnold Kropf of Ceylon welcomed a 9 12 pound son at St Josephs Hospital Lorain Monday. The mother was formerly Miss Alice Leuszler of this place. Local families visit and illness notices follow with community events including Amherst High School speech dept play Ladies of the Jury at Amherst Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Kropf
Ceylon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
R. FE. Albright
Eleanor
Amherst Town Hall
Amherst High School
Brotherhood meeting with Oberlin debate and music
The Brother hood met at the church Monday night with ladies as guests. Oberlin College debating team spoke on consumers' co operatives. The high school glee club performed with songs The Bells of St Mary and Syncopated Jubilee. A luncheon of ice cream and cake followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
T the Brotherhood
Oberlin College
St. Mary
Ladies Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Griffin’s Home
The Ladies' Sewing club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Griffin's home. Harry Weideman spent Thursday in Lorain on business. Mrs Florence Fox and her daughter Charlene from Milan visited Friday with her mother, Mrs H J Wilz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing Club
Griffin
Harry Weideman
Lorain
Florence Fox
Charlene
Milan
H. J. Wilz
Card Club Meeting Chooses Winners at Snellenberger Home
The Card Club met Thursday evening at Miss Lucille Snellenberger's home with Pedro as the diversion. Prizes went to Mary Hamnan first, Minnie Hopkins second, and Florence Fox consolation, while Mrs Edwin Howe won the door prize. Refreshments followed. next meeting is with Mrs Lester Normando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licille Snellenberger
Pedro
Mary Hamnan
Minnie Hopkins
Florence Fox
Edwin Howe
Lester Normando
Grist Mill Restored in Washington Park Landmark
Pierce Mill in Rock Creek Park, built over a century ago, is back in operation and could yield up to 10 barrels of cornmeal and flour daily. Restoration funded by PWA and carried out by the National Parks Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Pierce
Rock Creek Park
PWA
National Parks Service
Betty Patek Performs Musical Numbers and Dawn Reed Reading
The event featured musical numbers by Betty Patek and a reading by Dawn Reed, offering a program of songs and spoken word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Patek
Dawn Reed
Brookside PTA Holds March Meeting
The Brookside Parent Teachers Association met in the auditorium Monday evening with strong attendance. Plans discussed include a Memorial tree planting service honoring four boys killed in a school bus tragedy twelve years ago. Dr. Dew, Lorain County medical officer, was the principal speaker with Mrs. Beulah Williams in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Parent Teachers Association
Dew
Lorain County
Beulah Williams
Wearin the Green St Patrick Party Menu Ideas
The column offers St Patrick color inspired party planning tips using green foods and decor. Suggestions include mint gelatin, green dyed foods, parsley and lettuce garnishes, pistachio decorations, and mint flavored ice cream. A deluxe sandwich loaf, mint salad, and green frosting for a white cake are described with steps and garnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrica’s
Grafton Council Passes First Reading of Gas Rate Ordinance
The Ohio Fuel and Gas Company submitted a new gas rate ordinance that received its first reading during Tuesday's Village Council meeting. A financial report was read and accepted, and discussion covered purchasing street markets for village streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel & Gas Co
Quilting Clubs Meet At Reisinger Home In Two Events
Victory Quilt Club members spent Tuesday with Mrs. Dwight Reisinger for an all day quilting. A noon dinner was served by the hostess. On Wednesday evening Mrs. E Schuster, Mrs. Fred Hoff and Mrs. Burt Schaefer helped finish the quilt. The Gingham Pinochie Club hosted by Mrs. Charles Seckt awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles Seckt first, Mrs. James Aldrich second, and Mrs. Clair Miller low. Refreshments followed. The clubs plan to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Irma Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Quilt Club
Dwight Reisinger
E. Shuster
Fred Hoff
Burt Schaefer
Reisinger
Charles Seckt
Charles Sect
James Aldrich
Clair Miller
Irma Wise
Social notes from Put-in-Bay and area guests
Miss Norvine Nichols spent the week end with friends in Put-in- Bay. Mr and Mrs Howard Williams and children and Mr and Mrs Albert Williams of Elyria were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs E E Arnold. Six o clock dinner guests Sunday at the Schaefer home included Sister Germaine of Patterson New Jersey Mrs Florence Leonard of Washington DC and Dr and Mrs Gardner of Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvine Nichols
Put-in- Bay
Howard Williams
Albert Williams
Elyria
E. E. Arnold
Burt Schaefer
Germaine
Patterson, N. J
Florence Leonard
Washington, D. C
Gardner
Massillon
Lent topics announced by Rev F E Wakeman
Rev F E Wakeman lists Lent topics for March 21 Jesus the Messiah and March 28 Jesus the Risen Savior. St Marys Action Club hosts a Town Hall party March 17. Household and farming relocations and social visits are noted among local residents including the Pease, Hinman, Younglass, Russell, Parsons and Bickel families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Younglass
Charles Russell
Russell
Bertha Hall
Henry Chase
J. C. Parsons
Charlies Parsons
Coon Bickel
Kipton
Funeral services for Mrs Eu nice P Rowland 87
Funeral services for Mrs Eu nice P Rowland 87 widow of Edmund H Rowland were held at the Ralph Rowland home at 2 pm Rev H H Patrick of Brighton M E church officiated. Burial followed in Rochester Center cemetery. Born in Rochester she died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs Burr Coates home in Brighton. She leaves a daughter a son Frank Rowland six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Eunice P. Rowland
Edmund H. Rowland
Ralph Rowland
H. H. Patrick
Brighton M. E
Rochester Center Cemetery
Rochester
Burr Coates
Brighton
Frank Rowland
Wellington Garden Club Hosts Meeting With 4-H Slides
Wellington garden club members and two guests met at Mrs H L Wight s home for the regular meeting. Miss Dorothy Hughes prepared a paper on new garden trends read by Mrs K S Andrews. Everett L Barrick reported on the Amherst annual meeting and plans for 4 H camping grounds were discussed. Guest night set for April 15 with 4 H Flower club as guests and illustrated slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Harry Lee
Mame Dirlam
Everett L. Barrick
Amherst
K. S. Andrews
Toledo Baseball Club players head to training camp in Texas
Mrs Dora Pomeroy hosts and Mrs Charles Humm visit Florence couple. Oliver Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs C F Thomas, leaves for Toledo Base Ball Club camp at Harlingen Texas. He is joined by several pitchers traveling through Cincinnati, Chattanooga and New Orleans, reaching camp on March 10.
Miss Saras Hosts Cheery Stitchers Club Evening
Miss Helen Saras entertained Cheery Stitchers Club members at her home with needlework and refreshments. The next party will celebrate St Patrick s Day at the home of Elsie and Margaret Bogardy in South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Helen Saras
Elsie
Margaret Bogardy
Buckeye Street Home Suffers Chimney Spark Fire
Fire damaged the roof of James White's Buckeye Street residence when sparks from the chimney started a blaze. Volunteer firefighters responded promptly to the noon alarm and extinguished the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Buckeye Street
Firemen Hold Regular Meeting At Local Station
A regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen was held at the fire station Friday evening with President William Slack presiding. Routine business was transacted and a social hour followed with cards. Refreshments were served to twenty five members by Albert Farey, Arthur Flowers and Ted Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slack
Albert Farey
Arthur Flowers
Ted Roth
Rochester Church Notes
All church night will be observed in the Methodist church next Friday night March 15. All are welcome to attend. All officers and teachers of the Mr. E Sunday School are urged to attend a meeting of the charge at Brishton Tuesday evening. Dr. Priestley Wooster Conference Director of Religious Education will speak. All interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Brishton
Priestley, Wooster
Homemakers Club Meets at M EF Church for All Day Session
The Homemaker's Club will hold an all day meeting at the M EF Church on Friday. Miss Alice Bird will address the group on Artistic Mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker’s Club
M. EF
Alice Bird
Booster Class Meeting at Methodist Church
The Booster Class held its regular Thursday afternoon gathering at the church. Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain led devotionals and prayer, Mrs. Richards sang with piano by Mrs. Flossie Davidson, followed by a short business session and World’s Service collection. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Richards
Flossie Davidson
Fellowship Supper Ends Two-Week Evangelistic Campaign
The Church of Christ in Washington Pa hosts a covered dish fellowship after two weeks of evangelistic meetings attended by 76 people. Rev B N Norris preached each evening with Rev Stevenson leading music. The supper featured green decor and a birthday cake for Pastor Joe Delusirs. several new members joined the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
B. N. Norris
Washington, Pa
Joe Delusirs
Stevenson
North Eaton
Wellington Area Ailments Reported In Brief Notes
Mrs. Charles Barnes is ill at her Herrick Avenue East home. Mrs. C. A. Gott to be brought home from Allen Oberlin hospital for observation. Dr. W. H. Scudder of Litchfield rushed to Lodi hospital for observation and treatment. Dr. Scudder known in Wellington. Mrs. Burton Payne of Akron and Mrs. Jack Penrod of Elyria travel here due to their mother Mrs. John Hughes’s serious illness. Mrs. L. V. Banning returns from sanitarium and is convalescing. Sidney Grissinger at Wight Co. Jewelry off duty due to illness. Mrs. C. Spangler convalescing from tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Herrick Avenue
C. A. Gott
Allen Oberlin Hospital
W. H. Scudder
Litchfield
Lodi Hospital
Scudder
Wellington
Burton Payne
Akron
Jack Penrod
Elyria
John Hughes
L. V. Banning
Sidney Grissinger
Wight Co
C. Spangler
Elyria Woman Returns Home After Winter Visit
Mrs Grace Mackin after a weekend with the Fred Miller family returns to her home in Elyria following a winter stay with her sister Mrs Ivadell Stillwell in Mason Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mackin
Ivadell Stillwell
Mason
Michigan
Elyria
Fred Miller
Righteousness Chosen For Roll Call At Meeting
Mrs. E. D. Thompson and Mrs. Pearl Conklin filled in for Mrs. Carrie Conklin who was ill. The table was decorated in green and white for the season. No meeting place was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Thompson
Pearl Conklin
Carrie Conklin
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs Wilcox Held in Elyria
A post nuptial shower for Mrs Julia Murray Wilcox, formerly of here, was hosted Wednesday at Mrs Dow Miller’s Elyria home. Attendees from here included Mrs Josephine Murray, Mrs William Murray, Abbie Jewett, Jessie Langon, Mary McConnell, Isabel Jewett, Greydon Jewett, Charles Murray, Mary Butson, and Florence Grumbos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia (Murray) Wilcox
Cleveland
Dow Miller
Elyria
Josephine Murray
William
Murray
Abbie Jewett
Jessie Langon
Mary McConnell
Isabel Jewett
Greydon Jewett
Charles Murray
Mary Butson
Florence Grumbos
Ill Residents Named Among Those Recovered and in Grave Condition
List of patients improving includes Mrs. Harry Miller Mrs. Charles Parker Mrs. Anna Wilcox Mrs. Carrie Conklin Lillian Snyder Artur Jewett Paul Jewett and Mrs Emma Rowland who lies in grave condition at her daughter Bertha Coats home in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Charles Parker
Anna Wilcox
Carrie Conklin
Lillian Snyder
Artur Jewett
Paul Jewett
Emma Rowland
Bertha Coats
Brighton
Local residents note visits and gatherings across towns
Clark Diggins on 30 day CCC vacation visits his wife at Will Murray home. Roy and Mrs Wilcox of Cleveland were weekend guests of their parents. Hart Landis family and Mrs Farns worth attended a birthday dinner in New London Sunday. L. A. Selyem family attended a sister in law's funeral in Cleveland last Saturday. Gert Day of Lodi visited Alice Weeks Sunday afternoon. Bert Day of Lodi visited in the afternoon. Wilson Haines of Elyria spent the weekend with Albert Baird. Harry Rowland family visited relatives in Shelby Sunday. Ed Randles, previously in Juro, is slowly improving after an automobile accident. James Williams and daughter spent Sunday with Merritt Fye family in Wellington. P Setterfield and wife spend this week in Elyria with relatives. Rev H H Patrick was calling Thursday. Local residents Seeger, Setterfield, Tripp, Welch, Bradford and Stocking have recently found employment in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Diggins
CCC
West
Will Murray
Roy Wilcox
Cleveland
Hart Landis
George Farnsworth
New London
L. A. Selyem
Gert Day
Lodi
Alice Weeks
Bert Day
Wilson Haines
Elyria
Albert Baird
Harry Rowland
Shelby
Ed Randles
Juro
James Williams
Merritt Fye
Wellington
P. Setterfield
H. H. Patrick
C. J. Setterfield
Lesley Tripp
Thurman Welch
Hazel Bradford
Ila Stocking
Hawaii eyes regular dirigible service after Clippers success
Hawaii remains convinced a regular dirigible link to the United States will be established. Authorities keep the old dirigible landing ground in good condition 13 years after the Shenandoah’s failure. Regular prayer and daily duty are urged as a path to love of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
Islands
God
Lecture on Christian Science at Elyria High School
Margaret Murney Glenn spoke at Elyria high school auditorium on Christian Science as divine Principle and Love. She argued Jesus showed scientific healing, described God as Principle, and praised Mrs. Eddy as founder while urging understanding to achieve harmony and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Margaret Murney Glenn
Boston
Mass
Jesus
Church of Christ
Materia Medica
God
Heaven
Earth
Isaiah
Zechariah
Amos
Israel
Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Movement
Alrs
Sullivan High School News Lets Students Lead Activities
Sullivan high school held a class party with organized games and a dining program led by senior and junior committees. Teachers and guests attended lunch. open house plans showcase elementary art and penmanship badges. eighth graders hosted a social. intramural basketball ran March 1 to 15 with mixed results. Senior class photo session occurred in Wellington. senior survey course proceeds. events culminate in May with Baccalaureate and commencement address by William L. Manahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan High School
Alld
Allene Werner
Grace Morris
Hazel Sifread
Homer Bungard
Jimmie Burden
Louise Donovan
Prin. M. A. Lenz
Ruth Baker
Supt. Lindecamp
D. O. Hankinson
Herbert Skeeles
Gannon
Mary Kettering
Freda Ewell
Sullivan
Sally
Carter Farnsworth
Cecil Donovan
Richard Swindler
Ormia Farnsworth
Neva Jane Lowe
Workman
Farnsworth
Wellington
State Department of Education
Miss Baum
Wiliam L. Manahan
Ohio
Families relocate to vacated farms in area moves
Mr and Mrs Joe Ashe and family of Elyria move to the farm vacated by Mr and Mrs George Frey and family. Mr and Mrs Will Brown move last week to the farm vacated by Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bair. General Aid of the Congregational church will be held Thursday at the church with a covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ashe
Elyria
George Frey
Will Brown
Roscoe Bair
Congregational Church
English view gangster films too seriously says U of Minnesota professor
Minneap olis Professor C. Moore head of English says England believes American gangster and G men movies show daily mob violence. He notes Americans romanticize such films while England swallows them whole and calls for tighter censorship on exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
C. 4. Moore
University of Minnesota
England
America
United States
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
A fragmentary notice notes a three days cough as a danger signal and references a creosote based remedy discussed with other agents. The text is incomplete but suggests warning readers about persistent cough indicators and treatment claims.
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Mildred Snow Gleason
Frau Braun
Ran
C. E. Meeting
Grange Card Party
Ridgeville
Big Ben Lump
Murbach
Newsparr Raan
Brownhelm
W. M
W. M. S. Meet
Brotherhood
Washington Park
T. A
St. Patrick
Patrick
St. Patrick’s
Grafton
Council
Wakeman
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Rowland
Aomfe-Makers Club
Atrship
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