Social and Personal Society Entertained At Home
The Society of the rstan Church gathered at Mrs. R. C. Hook’s home to elect officers for the new year. Miss Anna Amelia Sea bright was chosen president, Miss Frances Hook vice president, Miss Eigie Mathews secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Bertha Boyce corresponding secretary. After business, guests enjoyed lawn games and social hour with refreshments, planning to meet next month with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the
Rstan Church
R. C. Hook
Anna Amelia Seabright
Frances Hook
Eigie Mathews
Bertha Boyce
Russell Cather
Notable Guests At Hotel Jack Visit Various Cities
Among the recent visitors listed at Hotel Jack are Mr. and Mrs K H Robinson and child from Boston, Mr. and Mrs A Vance from Pittsburg, Frank H Gibbs and Miss Mary F Grant from Warrington, J O Clark and family with Mrs F M Rothrock from Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs O M Sheppard of Suffolk, Samuel P Irwin of Bloomington, and Miss Boris E Irwin of Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
K. H.robinson
J. B. Gibbs
Boston
A. Vance
Pittsburg
Frank H. Gibbs
Mary F. Grant
Warrington
J. 0. Clark
F. M. Rothrock
0. M. Sheppard
Suffolk
Samuel P. Irwin
Bloomington, Ill
Mise
Boris E. Irwin
Yonkers, N. Y
Night Guests At The A. Bate and Others
A list of attendees includes Daniel M. Cohen of New York H. W. Donohue of Washington L. Landon M. P. Landis Miss Ellie Lindsay and Cecelia Miller of Pulaski Virginia N F Duke of Richmond Charles E McGuire and wife William McGuire Emma Beck Dr and Mrs EB Harper Richmond RE Cankey and daughters Mrs Clara J Murphy Brynhilder Jr John F Mur eeetee Wis Fred L Posen Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bate
Daniel M. Cohen
New York
H. W. Donohue
Washington
L. Landon
M. P. Landis
Ellie Lindsay
Pee Cecelia Miller
Pulaski
N. F. Duke
Richmond
Charles E. McGuire
William McGuire
Emma Beck
Baltimore
EB. C. Harper
RE. Cankey
N.J
Mis
Clara J. Murphy
Brynhilder, Jr
John F. Mureeetee
Wis
Fred. L. Posen
Bus
Greenwood and Son Visit Baltimore Friends
Mr William Greenwood and his son Walter of Petersburg Virginia arrived in the city yesterday for a short visit to friends. Formerly with Bakers drug store he has many friends here who were glad to welcome him back. They plan to spend time in Baltimore with friends before returning home. While here they stayed at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
William. Greenwood
Walter
Petersburg
Baltimore
Hotel
Jack
Cornwell Couple Headed to Hudson Visit
Mr and Mrs Cornwell William B Cornwell depart this evening for Scarborough on Hudson New York to stay with Mr and Mrs Eugene Ailes formerly of Washington Miss Susan Colston and Miss Marian Cornwell travel to Clarksburg West Virginia to visit Miss Colston s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Trapnell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell
Hudson
iMes
William. B. Cornwell
Scarborough-on-Hudson
N. Y
Hudson Valley
Eugene Ailes
Washington
Susan Colston
Marian Cornwell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Colston
Trapnell
Misses Stuart Entertain At Hawthorne Dance
The Misses Stuart hosted a Friday night dance at Hawthorne, their North Western Grade home, with about 125 guests from Washington Baltimore Warrenton Martinsburg and nearby areas. Joe Vergi's orchestra provided music and the festivities continued late. Notable guests included Miss Carean Turner Miss Katherine Turner Nathaniel Cartmell Edward Kennedy Parker Nolan Charles Wallace Waller and Miss Mary Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isses Stuart
Misses Stuart
Washington
Nathaniel Cartmell
Edward Kennedy
Parker Nolan
Charles Wallace
Baltimore
Waller
Laurel
Mary Hart
Clarksburg
W. Va
Motoring Party Returns to Martinsburg Area
Members of the McCormac Williams Emmert group from Martinsburg West Virginia have returned from a pleasant motoring trip through parts of New York state and Canada. Nora Carper with daughter Helen Carper and son Wayne Anderson return home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mellon Adams near Gainesboro. Miss Gladys Parish and Miss Whitlock of Gore were guests at the Adams home during the same stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McCormac
Philip Williams
Allen R. Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
New York State
Canada
Htful
Viste
Nora Carper
Helen Carper
Wayne Anderson
Mellon Adams
Gainesboro
Gladys Parish
Whitlock
Gore
Adams
Plandekes Arrive After Westward Trip to City
Mr and Mrs Walter C Plandeke formerly of this city now of New York arrived yesterday by automobile from a western trip. He will stay only a few days while Mrs Plandeke remains with her parents Mr and Mrs William R Hillyart at their Valley Pike home.
Gregsons Attend Hawthorne Hotel Opening in Salem Mass
Mr and Mrs Gregson and their son depart this morning for Salem Massachusetts to attend the formal opening of the Hawthorne Hotel as part of American Hotels Corporation. They will meet Mr and Mrs William Fienner of the Molly Pitcher Hotel in Carlisle Pennsylvania and expect to be away about a week. Harry H Cookus acts as manager of the George Washington during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson
Harry H. Cookus
George Wathington
Mrs Brances McFaden Returns From Visits to Richmond and Charles Town
Mrs Brances McFaden has returned from visits to friends in Richmond Virginia and Charles Town West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brances ‘McFaden
Richmond
Charles Town
W. Va
Hart Family Travel From Clarksburg To Winchester
Mrs Charles M Hart Miss Mery Hart and Mr Wiliam Hart of Clarksburg motored Thursday to Winchester and are all of Mr and Mrs Victor Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hart
Mery Hart
Wiliam Hart
Clarksburg
Winchester
Victor Arthur
Weekend Guests At Dr. Stuart Home
Miss Careau of Washington and Mr. Shahake are weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart at their home on the Northwestern Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Careau
Washington
Mr. Shahake
E. C. Stuart
Miss Evelyn Shipley Returns From Leesburg Visit
Miss Evelyn Byrd Shipley returns with a friend to the home of Mrs William Byrd on West Cork Street, accompanied by her grandmother, at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss’ Evelyn Byrd Shipley
Leesburg, Va
Miss Shipley
William Byrd
West Cork Street
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Travel to Fairfax Visit
Mr and Mrs Paul Gaylord left by automobile to visit Mrs Micnarason at her home in Fairfax and expected to return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gaylord
Toy
Micnarason
Fairfax
Bishop Brown Spends Wend With Family at Summer Home
Bishop William Cabell Brown is spending the weekend with his family at their summer home on South Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cabell Brown
South Washington Street
Charleston Couple Arrive for Short Visit in City
Mr and Mrs Joseph Long of Charleston West Virginia arrived today on a short visit to friends and are registered at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Long
Charleston
W. Va
George Washington Hotel
Miss Dorothy Crisman Vacationing with Sister in Martinsburg
Miss Dorothy Crisman of the King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg is spending her vacation with her sister Miss Mary Crisman at her West Monmouth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Crisman
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Martinsburg
Miss Mary Crisman
West Monmouth Street
Cumberland Couple Guests of Miss Evans at North Kent
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dix of Cumberland Maryland are guests of Miss Margaret Evans at her home on North Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur’ Dix
Cumberland, Md
Margaret Evans
North Kent Street
Miss Elizabeth Renner Visits Maud Risler in Charles Town
Miss Elizabeth Renner was a guest yesterday of Miss Maud Risler of Charles Town West Virginia. The social note highlights a brief visit and local courtesy between two residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Renner
Maud Risler
Charles Town
W. Va
Roanoke Woman Leaves For Middletown Visit
Miss Laura Lindamood of Roanoke, guest of the Misses Boehm on North Market street, departed yesterday for Middletown to spend a few days with Mrs. C. Dinges before returning home to Roanoke, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lindamood
Roanoke
Woodstock Visit Highlights Two Local Friends
Mr. Frank Fineburg and Mr. Louis Wonder were seen calling on friends in Woodstock last night in a brief, social street scene. The informal visit underscores everyday community ties in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fineburg
Louis Wonder
Woodstock
Baltimore Shoe Rep Visits City, Stays at Hotel Jack
Mr James D Kayden representative of the T J Monogaham Shoe Company of Baltimore is in town on business for his firm and a guest at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Kayden
Baltimore
Jack
Brown and McVey families to visit in Hughesville
Mr and Mrs Richard Brown with their children and Mr and Mrs C P McVey and their son plan a trip tomorrow to Hughesville Maryland to visit Mrs George Cochran at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
C. P. McV
Hughesville, Md
George Cochran
Mr Herbert Miller Heads to Washington on Business
Mr Herbert Miller left this morning for Washington on business and is due back tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Miller
Washington
Tharpe Couple Weekend Visit Near Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tharpe are spending the weekend with Mrs. Tharpe's mother, Mrs. S. B. Travers, near Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ernest Tharpe
Mrs. Tharpe
S. B. Travers
Stephenson
Mr Joe Nachman Heads to Baltimore for Day with Friends
Mr Joe Nachman and his family plan a drive to Baltimore tomorrow to spend the day with friends, enjoying a brief excursion and social time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nachman
Baltimore
Hiltzheimer and Nephew Visit Hagerstown for Day of Business
Mr. Thomas Hiltzheimer and his nephew Ralph Scott of the city motored to Hagerstown yesterday and spent the day on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hiltzheimer
Ralph Scott
Hagerstown
Mrs Henkle and sons return from Pennsylvania trip
Mrs C M Henkle and her sons travel home this evening from Hershey Mount Gretna Gettysburg and Lebanon Pennsylvania after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Henkle and Sons
Hershey
Mount Gretna
Gettysburg
Lebanon
White Way Garage Owner Bitten By Bulldog
Mr George Guthridge proprietor of the White Way Garage on South Main street was bitten on the hand yesterday while playing with his bulldog at his place of business. The wound was not serious but medical attention was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guthridge
White Way
South Main Street
Baltimore businessman returns home after visit
Mr. T. T. Todd of Baltimore, in town on business for his firm, returned home today. He was a guest at the George Washington while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Todd
Baltimore
Mr. Todd
George Washington
Washington guests depart after visit with Miss Wyndham
Miss Ruth Windham, Mr Harry Benner and Mr and Mrs James McCue of Washington returned home after staying with Miss Ida Wyndham at her West Water street residence. The social note records a cordial visit and departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Windham
Harry Benner
James McCue
Washington
Ida Wyndham
West Water Street
Mrs Beulah Young Heads to Washington and Baltimore
Mrs Beulah Young left this morning by automobile for Washington where she will stay with the Misses Wyndham. From there she will proceed to Baltimore and North Beach to visit Mrs D B Feighly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Young
Washington
Emily Sleifer and kin visit Knoxville Md grandmother
Miss Emily Sleifer along with her sister and cousin Russell Austin leave for Knoxville Maryland to spend a month visiting their grandmother Mrs. G B Lerch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Sleifer
Russell Austin
Knoxville
G. B. Lerch
Mrs Smith and Mrs Dughlason Visit Wayside Plantation Hostes
Mrs Douglas Smith and Mrs Virginia DusHane depart tomorrow for Wayside Maryland to stay with Mr and Mrs G B Harris for a week. They will join their parents Mr and Mrs H D Fuller who have been guests at the Harris plantation for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Smith
Virginia DuShane
Wayside
G. B. Harris
H. D. Fuller
Social Evening Hosted For Guests At Williams Home
Mrs R Gray Williams hosts a card party honoring Mrs H D Flood who is a guest of Mrs R E Byrd and Mrs Abney Payne. Mr Hoye Riley, who had tonsils removed this morning at Memorial Hospital, returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
H. D. Flood
R. E. Byrd
Abney Payne
Mr. Hoye Riley
Memorial Hospital
Richmond Red Cross Worker Returns Tonight
Miss Martha Stowers has been in Richmond on Red Cross business and is returning here tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stowers
Richmond
Red Cross
Mr. Baptist Returns Home After Vacation Visit
Mr. M. J. Baptist, currently staying with his brother Dr. Baptist in Ivy Virginia, is returning home tonight. The brief note highlights a family visit during a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Baptist
Dr. Baptist
Ivy, Va
Newlyweds Boone Take Apartment With Mrs Miller
Mr and Mrs A D Boone recently married have moved into an apartment with Mrs Miller Jen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Boone
Miller Jen
Prairie DuChien Attorney Ends Visit With Hosts
Mr. Alexander Athey of Prairie DuChien Wisconsin, a prominent attorney, is returning home today after being a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cooper. The visit highlighted his standing in the Prairie DuChien legal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Athey
Prairie DuChien
Wis
Grover Cooper
Mr. Athey
Parker and Bell Begin Month at Shenandoah Camp
Messrs Theodore Parker and Stewart Bell Jr spend a month on vacation at Shenandoah Camp near Harrisonburg Virginia. The trip highlights a quiet family outing with outdoor leisure and scenic mountain surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Theodore Parker
Stewert Bell, Jr
Shenandoah Camp
Harrisonburg, Va
Miss Myrtle Byers Leaves Washington Visit
Miss Myrtle Byers, guest of Mrs. Michael Collins for a week, departs this evening for her home in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Byers
Michael Collins
Washington
Miss Hattie Marple Heads to Washington Visit
Miss Hattie Marple departed this morning for a short visit with friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marple
Washington
Richmond woman returns with six children from parish home
Miss N. F. Duke of Richmond who has worked in children's welfare in this city arrived today taking six children from the parish home. She was a guest at the George Washington Hotel while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Duke
Richmond
Miss Duke
George Washington Hotel
Buffalo Man Confesses to Killing of Miss Durke
Police say Mick Kosmowski of Buffalo confessed to shooting Dorothy LaMont also known as Mildred Durke. He killed the Hornell, New York girl yesterday afternoon amid jealousy over attention she paid other men and dumped her body in a woods near Buffalo, where it was found last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Mick Kosmowski
Mildred Durke
Hornwell
Dorothy LaMont
Shenandoah and Texas Maneuvers Not Satisfactory
On July 18 off the Atlantic coast maneuvers between the dirigible Shenandoah and the battleship Texas failed to yield authoritative lessons. Rear Admiral Hughes reported to the Navy Department that while Shenandoah sighted Texas an hour before the limit, conditions could have hindered Texas under less favorable weather. Further tests were deemed necessary as Shenandoah battled winds and did not proceed toward Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Atlantic
Hughes
Navy Department
Atlantic City
Famous Crater Tunnel Reopens For Visitor Ceremonies
Petersburg historians hail the Crater tunnel as the war’s tragic landmark, set to reopen with a July 30 ceremony by the Petersburg Battlefield Commission. The site, blasted in 1864 to mark Elliott’s Salient, drew thousands who perished amid mines and heavy fire. Survivors of the Forty-eighth Pennsylvania and Confederate defenders are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Petersburg
Elliott
the Crater
Forty-eighth Pennsylvania Regiment
Pay Now and Save the Discount Rate
Special July rate in effect for The Evening Star. Carrier delivery is $4.00 per year and mail in advance is $3.00. New subscribers pay the same rates.
Prepare Statements By Scientists For Scopes Case Record
Dayton, Tennessee, July 18. Defense lawyers organized statements from scientists in many fields to be filed in the Scopes case records. A stenographic corps will transcribe all day and tomorrow for the courts, should the teacher be convicted under Tennessee’s evolution ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Dayton
Chattanooga
Evacuation of the Ruhr Under Way
Berlin dispatch notes the Ruhr evacuation progressing with French troops departing Recklinghausen and set to leave Gelsenkirchen tomorrow Hattingen Monday. Sanction cities Duesseldorf Duisberg Ruhrort expected to evacuate in early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Recklinghausen
Gelsenkirchen
Hattingen
Duesseldorf
Duisberg
Ruhrort
Minneapolis Man Starts on Rampage In N Y City
New York July 18 Homecoming theatre patrons on Broadway were startled by a shooting of a cab driver and a pursuit of his assailant. John Blackburn of Minneapolis, said to be a war gas victim, was arrested after claiming revenge on card sharps. The driver was severely wounded and a detective captain reported being shot at during the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Broadway
John Blackburn
Minneapolis
Walt Kropal
Blackburn
Kropel
Kerr
Winners Ik Days Contest Draws Prizes at The Star Office
The Star Office announces winners of the Dollar Days Contest held yesterday and the day before. First prize is $10 to number 8040, second prize $5 to 2620, third prize $5 to 5073, and a year's subscription to 10067. Coupons must be presented quickly for prize award. unclaimed numbers may be redrawn after one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Church Services Schedule With Crim In Charge
Church school and Wesleyan Bible class at 9 45. Preaching service at 11 with Mr Harry M Crim in charge. No evening service. An invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Harry M. Crim
Roanoke Joins Shenandoah Valley Inc in Effort
Roanoke Virginia known as the Magic City joins Shenandoah Valley Inc to promote sources and scenic attractions of the region. The board admitted Roanoke to joint membership on terms similar to Southwestern Virginia Inc. Local figures include R. H. Angell and Frank Littel. Roanoke seeks linkage with Blue Ridge National Park plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grottoes
Roanoke
Magic City
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Alegheny Mountains
Potomac River
Bristol
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Frank Littel
Rockingham
Shenandoah Valley Movement
Southwestern Virginia, Inc
Blue Ridge Mountains
R. H. Angell
Shenandoah National Park Board, Inc
Quality Greater Shows Here For Benefit Of Firemen
Beginning Monday evening July 20 the Quality Greater Shows come to Winchester for a firemen’s benefit. The event unfolds off the old baseball diamond on South Stewart street with nightly crowds expected all week. Attractions include Glide on the Glider Venetian Swings Eli Ferris Wheel Merry-Go-Round and Big Jubi lee Minstrels plus Prince Charlie and Sand Cave of Kentucky. The Sand Cave recounts Floyd Collins entombment and death, with Birds Beast and Reptile tents to round out the program. Firemen from each company form the committee and guarantee cleanliness and suitability for ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Firemen
South Stewart Street
Prince Charlie
Sand Cave
Kentucky
Floyd Collins
Lumber Company Reorganization To Be Taken Up
Winchester Lumber Company directors did not take up reorganization plans yesterday afternoon. A board member said only routine matters were discussed and a full board was not present. Attention is on reorganization, with action expected at the next full board meeting when a plan is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lumber Company
Subscriptions Reminder and Discount Offer
The notice urges readers to renew subscriptions by July to retain the current rate. New subscribers receive the same discount as existing ones, with the deadline noted in the message.
Winchester Firemen Parade Meeting at City Hall
All members of the Winchester Fire Department are called to gather at City Hall Plaza on Monday evening, July 20 at 7 30 to participate in the Firemen's Parade in citizens dress. Signed by H. H. Willis F. W. Forney and W. E. Huntsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fire Department
City Hall Plaza
H. H. Willis
F. W. Forney
W. E. Huntsberry
Rev Dr Freed To Preach At Grace Lutheran Church
The Rev Dr C A Freed new pastor at Grace Lutheran Church will preach tomorrow at 11 am and 8 pm. Sunday school is at 9 30 am the Men s Bible class also at 9 30 am. The Young People s League meets at 7 pm. Dr Freed and his family reside in the church parsonage on North Market Street. Large congregations are expected for tomorrow’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Young People’s League
Freed
North Market Street
Old Bethel Sunday School Picnic Announced
The Old Bethel Sunday school invites the public to a picnic in the church grove next Saturday July 25 to spend the day together enjoying the event and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel Sunday School
Salvation Army Services Held With Open Air Talks
Salvation Army announces open air services this evening at 7 30 followed by Sunday schedule including open air 10 a m jail 11 a m Sabbath school 2 30 p m Y P L 7 p m preaching 8 p m all welcome at Southwark street jail and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark Street
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Kins
Boone
Miss Snapp
Buffalo Man
Shenandoah
Crater
the Evening Star
Firemen
Scopes
N. Y. City
Market Street
M. E. Church
Shen Valley, Inc
Mississippi
W. H
Gautier
Pascalgoula, Miss
Ugly Monster
Fred Thomson
Bandit
Yakima Canutt
Cowboy
Lloyd Hamilton
Riddle Riders
Richard DIX
Paramount
Kellogg
St. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
Somerset Club
St. Paul, Minn
Coolidge
White Court
John T. Scopes
Judge
Stopes
Thomas Scopes
Tenn
John Ft. Raulston
Winchester, Tenn
Dr. Freed
Salvation Army Services
Ft Nation
We Department Stores
N. Main Street
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