Friendship Court
Installs Officers
What was mild to lie almost a record crowd iillendcd the open
mprthiK mid Insinuation of offleers of the Order of the Ainiii'imlh,
''iiondKhli court or Kliinuitli Fill In, held In Iho Miisnnle temple
Sudiidiiy evening, January 211, Tlio hall wan lieiiullfully deeoriit
rd with flowers und ferns, and tin; formal kowiih worn l)y tlio
offlrers and flower iflrls lidded lo tlio seene,
First, thu In.HlullliiK officers were scaled. 'J'liey were William
Milne, nimt DHlron. Insliilllinf
omeer for tlio evculiiK, recently
relumed from three yearn over.
sens; iHahelhi Milne, liislnlllnu
niiir.sliiil; 10, II. Junes, mamhiil'H
aid, and Patricia Henry, limlnl
HiiK iieerelary. Hentrlco Dcnnl
xon win Ittslul I IriK musician,
mid Chm lnt ( Martin In thu
punt royal unit i on,
Tim new royal niati'iin and
royal outrun were escorted to
their chali'H by the flower itii'ls,
all In while floor length kowiih,
Flo Ann Kalmi, royal matron,
wiw dressed In white with
lunches of u 1 1 1 ( I , and wore u
lavender orchid on her shoul
der. Jack Kchul.n In royal pa
tron, Ann reinee asslslanl ma
tron, T e d Heevi'H iissistant
lialron, Mary Klleu (.luster con
ductress; Hose Junes, assistant
conductress: lllanehe Schule,
treasurer; iluth Stanley, secre
tary; Charlotte Martin, trustee;
Grace llermiin, marshal In the
Kust; Oru Cieltter, marshal In
thu Weill; Florence West, Truth;
Nancj Milne, Faith; Gladys
Metier, Wisdom; Hetty Hunter,
Charity; Ulanche Marks, stand
ard lienrer; Charlotte, Ostium,
historian: ''ma Miller, prelate;
Illnnche rtlcClllviiiy. musician;
Huso I'ouiilas, warder; Frank
Duiik'.is, sentinel: Patricia Hen
ry, publicity.
Frances Heeve.i was mistress
of ceremonies for tlio evenliiK
and llernlce Finch, coronntlon
matron. After the royal matron,
Flo Ann F.nlon, was led lo the
altar and duly installed, the
flower (tills presented a floor
drill and vve Mrs. Futon an
arm hoiaiuet of red carnations.
Charlotte Clark, Knind lec
turer from Portland, was a visi
tor and fnllowluK her Introduc
tion to thu order, complimented
tile IiiiIkc and its officers. She
was presented with a corsaKe
and n K i f 1 . Charlotte Martin,
past royal matron, received
ninny illfts. The new royal ma
tron presented Itlfls to the In
Mull Inn ol fleers and a I a r (t c
huuguct of American lleauty
rones was given to Mrs. Kuton
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. I'urdlu.
Jewel Cnnlrull simi! three
numbers, nccompunled by Ben
trice Deiinlson, and there were
talks by llernlce Finch, corona
tion matron, Frances Itccves,
mistress of ceremonies, und by
William Milne, past royal pa
tron, who also congratulated
the loduo upon its excellent
work. The royal patron and
royal matron thanked the flow
er girls and the Installing offi
cers for their admirable pre
sentation of tlio Installation,
Slipper was served in the ban.
mint room where the "U"
Imped table wn.i cundlo-llKhted
and bright with flowers. Com
mittee for tlio nipper was com
posed of Freda Jackson, Mar
garet GrcKK and MaKKie Milne.
Work AtUSO
Catholic ladles who provided
cakes for the USO during Jan
uary were Mrs. Joe Milnnl, Mrs.
A. P. Heup, Mrs. Joe Mnhoney,
Mrs. Kobert Stephens, Mrs. Don
Drulincr, Mrs. Tom Kdwards,
Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. E. Puup,
Mrs. S. G.' Chirk, Mrs. Norman
Moly, Mrs. Hert McMahnn, Mrs.
T. F. O'Sullivan, Mrs. R. J.
Grey, Mrs. Ed Granas, Mary
Parks. Marian Tolles, Dorothy
Derrah, and Marie Harrington.
Saturday Is the day when the
ladles of the parish serve at the
USO. and those who acted as
hostesses during the past month
were Mrs. Marvin A Mice, Mrs.
A. Bocchl, Mrs. Ed Puup, Mrs,
Mlko Hninner, Mrs. Bop.no Dale,
Mrs. A. Cainlni, Mrs. Dan Col
well, Mrs. W. G. Ely, Mrs, H. B.
Grey, Mrs. A. P. Heup, Mrs. U.
E. Hooker, Mrs, E. M. Igl, Helen
Brick, Katy Carty, Dorothy Der
rah, Helen Egan, Marian Thur
ber and Mrs. Franklin.
Annn Mae, dniiRhter of W. B.
Swart, of 41:12 Allamont drive
and Elizabeth Swartz of Rod
rock, Okla., revealed her engage
ment this week to Leo Albert
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. A I.
bertson of Lakevlew. They will
wed Sunday, February 17.
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Church Rites
LANGKLL VALLEY ill a
ceremony read at high noon,
Wednesday, January 211, In St.
Augustlncs church In Merrill,
Gladys Walker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Walker of Bonan
za, became thu bride of James
Martin of Etiiu, California.
The bride wore n blue suit
dress minmcd wun silver -
cpilns, a blue hat, and black ac
cessories, She curried a while
prayer book with gardenias and
satin streamers.
Anne Jacubseu, sister of the
bride, was her only attendant
and worn winter white with pink
accessories and u rose bud cor
sage. Marvin .lacohscii was best
man. The ceremony was read by
Father James O'Connor.
A dinner was served after the
ceremony at the homo of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Walker. A beautifully dec
orated wedding cuke centered
the table and wus cut by the
bride und groom.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James Martin, Mr. und Mrs.
Henry Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Jucoh.svn, Mr. und Mrs.
Hill Burnett and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Walker, Mrs. Until
McGregor and David, Ernest
Walker, und Mnc McPherson.
The bridegroom recently re
turned from Europe where lie
served with the third and ninth
armies,
The young couple left soon
after the dinner for an extend
ed trip to the Oregon coast.
Midland Unit
MIDLAND The Midland
home extension unit met with
Mrs. Lylc Hlckmiin Tuesday,
January 22. with Mrs. Ernest Ml-
Inn! presiding. Mrs. Pearl Bur
nett and Mrs. Joe Milan! demon
strated salads, and the guest
award wus received by Mrs.
Ernest Milnnl.
The following members were
present: Mrs. II. b. Lament.
Mrs. Albert Schneck, Mrs. Ern
est Milnnl, Mrs. Francis Flowers,
Mrs. Leon Andrleu, Mrs. Louis
Sclineyder. Mrs. George Andrleu.
Mrs. Joe Milnnl, Mrs. August An
drleu, Mrs. Rnyson, Mrs. Silas
Grizzle, Mrs. Pearl Burnett,
Mrs. Lee Sutton mid the hostess,
Mrs. Hickman.
The February meeting place
has been changed, und ll will be
at the home of Mrs. A hert
Schmeck. Lucy Case will dem
onstrate "Keeping Well With
Vitamin C."
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Daughters Meet
Monday evening. January 2B,
Catholic Daughters of America
held their regular monthly so
cial meeting In the parish hull
at 8 p. m. Mildred Smith, chair
man of the losing team In the
membership drive, introduced
Phlllls Mahoncy, winning choir
man, who thanked members of
her team for their help.
Several Interesting games
were played, and awards were
received by Elizabeth Brands
ness, Maria Bnrtruss. Pctronclla
Solle, Lenorc Gallagher and
Rita Mutson. Sides were choscu
for an old-fashioned spelling
bee, with Lenorc Gallagher and
Catherine Schomnkcr leaders
of the two sides, and Margaret
Lnvln outspcllcd alt the rest.
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ORDER OF THE AMARANTH installed officers in a formal
ceremony Salurday evening. Left, Mrs, Charles Eaton, newly
elected royal matron of the court, and Mrs. Charlotte Martin,
retiring royal matron,
Evergreen.
Confined by Illnoit Mrs. F. C.
Wissenliuch has been kepi close
to her home at 7;i Hlgli the past i
lew days on account ol illness In!
Hie lamiiy. r.unn, ivuiim siu
dent, bus been out of school for
several days with influenza and
Mrs. Wissenbach's three-year-old
grandson, Fritz Hearing, is just
recovering from u bad cold.
Mombor Lnmda Chi
Crawford, Bonanza, Is
member of Lunula Chi
honorary at Southern
college nt Ashland.
Loflsgaard, Klamath Fnl
iner member, attended u
of the group held this
Ashland.
Virginia
u new
literary
Oregon
Bennett
Is, a for
meeting week nt
Jolly Noighbori Members of
the Jolly Neighbors club will
hold the next meeting at the
home of Mrs. James Cooper,
232U Wunlland, Wednesday - at
1:30 p. m. All members and
friends are cordially invited to
attend. There will be a Valen
tine exchange.
Will Move Arthur Puttie Is
visiting nis wile and naugnier ut
328 Martin this weekend from
Albany where he has purchased
the Albany foundry. They have
sold their home here and Paltie
will move his family to Albany
in the near future.
Returned Today Bob Lnmott,
local Buy Scout executive, re
turned today from a four-day
trip lo Portland where he attend
ed a meeting of all the Boy Scout
executives of region 11. which
includes four northwestern
stales.
Knights of Pythias Klamath
lodge UB, Knights of Pythias,
will meet at the lOOF hall, Mon
day at 8 p. m. in the rank of es
quire. All visiting Knights arc
welcome.
Discharges Honorable U. S.
army discharges were received
at Fort Lewis. Wash., January
.'10. by Sgt. Wallace Beal, Modoc
Point: Pvt. Orbie Conlin. Pvt.
Hoy W. Hawkins and Hubert A.
Swisher, Klamnth Falls.
Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
S. Gordon Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. James Clark were visitors
In Klamath Falls Friday from
Lakevicw.
Ill Gus Johnson, city build
ing inspector, has been confined
to his home with flu for the past
week.
Practice The Rebcknh degree
staff will meet for prnctice Mon
day nt 7:30 in the IOOF hall.
Soils Residence Keith K.
Ambrose has sold his residence
ut 4:i(J N. 3rd to Mr. and Mrs.
Myrle C. Adams of this city.
The Adams will take possession
of their new home this spring.
OBITUARIES
CIIAKI.r.fl MKAD BAIUOCK
Charles Mend Ilatx-ock, former resident
of Klmrmlh FalU, pAMcd nwny Wednes
day, January .10, 1040 at Slocklon, Calif.
He won a native of Hruce. Wli.. and wai
aucd 4:i yvnrt 2 rnonttu and 20 day at
the tlm of hti pawing. He li aurvlved
by a brother. I'erry U. Babcock. Klamath
KalU: two aunts. Dr. Snrah Kthel Smith
of Klamath FalU and Mrs. F. T. Rueker
of Sherwood. Ore. The remalni will
arrive In Klamath FalU tonight and will
ml at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home.
U2A High, where frlenda may call on
Sunday. Funeral announcement appears
el where In this Issue.
JtKHV WII-KINSON
I.AKKV WII.KI.NtfUN
Jerry and Larry Wilkinson. Infant sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilkinson of
the llnnana district, passed away In
Klamath Falls. Ore.. Friday. February
I. 10-iG at 10 a. m. Besides the narenta,
the twins were survived by a brother.
Kdward Wilkinson Jr. of Bonanza; grand
parents, C. "W. Overturf of the Henley
district. Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson of Eu
reka. Calif., and H. M. Wilkinson of
I-anglry, Okla. Graveside services were
held in Unkvlllc cemetery. Saturday.
February 2. 1W4G at 1:30 p. m. Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home In charge of ar
rangements. FUNERAL
r-n Atti 1 U MK AD ItAIlCOCK
Funeral services for the lale Charles
Mead Balwock. who passed pway In
Stockton, Calif., on Wednesday, -January
:to. 1046. will be held in the chapel of
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. mgn,
nn Monriav. February 4. 1041 at 2 D. m.
with Rev. Joseph A. Bowdoln of the
Bible Baptist church officiating. Con
cliiilln services and Interment will fol
low at UnkvlHe cemeterj". Friendi are
respectively invited to attend.
Weather
Max. Min. Precla
Ftferne
Klamath FalU M
Sacramento Mi
Portland 48
lleno 60
Kan Francisco ,.
Seattle 43
Medford :t9
Red Bluff 54
WASHINGTON AND OREGON Inter-
mlttent rain or snow today, tonight and
Sunday. Colder Sunday. Increasing
south to west winds off coast, becoming
lining lonigni ana ounosy.
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Tktam shoe for a tithe, goctdess-
like step . destined for walkiii-on-doud
moments . . . apptalingly young
and unfettered . . .frankly fashioned
fr enchantment.!
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Phone 3466
Klamath Girl
Weds In Church
Eulalona
The First Presbyterian church was the scene of the wedding
of Hcssle Pope, dautfhter of' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Pope, 237
Jefferson, to Edward Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hall of
Klamath Fulls, on Sunduy, January 27, at 3 o'clock in the after
noon. The bride, Klvcn In marriage by her father, wore a gown of
white satin with a sweetheart neckline and a long train. Her veil
was finger-tip length. She carried a bouquet of white carnations
and gardenias.
Mury Hertzog, the bride's only attendant, chose a gown of
pink tuffetu. .Shu carried a co-
lonial bouquet.
Bob Wirth was best man and
James Pope and Frank Hall
were ushers. The ceremony was
read by the Jlev. David Bar
nett. A reception was held in the
church following the ceremony.
The bride and groom cut their
wedding cake which was served
by the bride's uunt, Mrs. Fred
Pope of Fort Klamnth. Pouring
was Mrs. Wilbur Muma, the
bridegroom's sister.
For their wedding trip, the
young couple went to Santa
Rosa. They will make their
home In Klamath Fulls.
Miriam Circle
Miriam circle of the Klarnath
Lutheran Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. S. M. Topness, 2036
LeRoy, on Thursday. January 29
at 2 o'clock. Devotions were read
by Mrs. J. R. Peebler, president
of the circle. Roll call was taken
by the secretary, Mrs. Estin Ki
ger, the members responding by
giving Bible passages. The study
of "Women of the Bible" was
continued, Mrs. E. H. Thompson
reading a chapter on Mary Mag
dalene. Mrs. E. H. Thompson and Mrs.
S. M. Topness were appointed a
committee to select a book for
group study after which the
book is to be donated to the
church library. As a project for
the month of February the circle
decided to take charge of the
church nursery during morning
worship. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Benefit Dance
MALIN The American Le
gion auxiliary sponsored the
March of Dimes benefit card
party in the Uroadway hall at
Malin, Wednesday, January 30.
There were 16 tables of pin
ochle in play. Awards went to
Martha Brothanck, Fred Mac
Donald, Grace Stevens, Tony
Victorine. and Merle Loosley.
Refreshments were served late
in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Carter
and Mrs. Erie Hamilton left the
middle of the week by motor
for southern California. Mrs.
Hamilton will return in two
weeks from a stay in Los Ange
les but the Carters plan to stay
south for six weeks. stODDine
in Palm Springs and in New
mexieo cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson
are among those who have gone
south. They are expected home
in a momn or six weeks.
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Members of the Happy Hour
club will meet Tuesday, Febru
ary 12, with Mrs. Carl Sandell,
1219 Lincoln, at 2 o'clock. The
group was to have met this
coming week.
.
Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
Phona 6060.
"The DAK Approved Schools"
will be the topic for discussion
at the monthly meeting of Eula
lona chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, to be
held Monday evening at 8
o'clock, February 4, at the
home of Mrs. Harry Goeller Sr.,
125 Pine street. Taking part in
this discussion will be Mrs. Bert
C. Thomas, Mrs. A. O. Roen
icke, Mrs. H. A. Nitschlem.
Mrs. William Owsley, chapter
regent, reminds committee
chairmen that their reports
should be ready for this meet
ing, as these annual reports
must be in before March 1.
Delegates to the state and na
tional gatherings of the society
will also be elected at this Mon
day evening meeting.
Malin Shower
MALIN Mrs. Wcldon Sav
iors, the former Atha Griffith
who has made her home here
with the C. C. Thompson family
for several years and whose wed
ding was a recent event, was
honored last Sunday night with
a miscellaneous shower by Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Gertrude Park
and Mrs. Bernicc Balscik.
The affair was held in the
lobby of the Malin hotel and
the gifts were presented from a
lace covered table. Mrs. Saylers
was a senior in the Malin high
school before her marriage.
Classmates also entertained at
a shower for her last Friday.
Pinochle Party
WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 6
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Borsting en
tertained 12 couples at-a pi
nochle party Saturday night,
January 26, in the forestry cabin.
Seven games were played with
awards for high score for men
going to Kenneth Hustead and
for women, Mrs. A. J. Erwin.
Bob Winfield took the consola
tion award for men and Mrs.
Thomas Thomson for the women.
Refreshments were served later
in the evening. Assisting the
hostess was Mrs. Ward Groves.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hend
ricksen of Seattle are here as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Bishop of Weyerhaeuser.
Saturday, Feb, 2, 194B
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
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LYDIA FRICKE HOWARD was honored recently on the occa
sion of her 25th year with the Klamath county health unit.
Kermell-ElUs.
Miss Hasy
On Dean's List
Helen Hasy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hasy, a graduate
of Klamath Union high school, is
a member of a recently published
Dean's list of Armstrong college,
Berkeley, California.
To attain this honor, a student
must obtain a B average in all
subjects. Helen, who is taking
the private secretarial course, en
rolled at Armstrong college Oc
tober 1. '
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Canaries
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season-work includes landscaping, bed work, spraying, ate.
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Flowering Shrubs, Roses and Peonies
Annual, Perennial and Pot Plants
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the order requests are received. We will be glad to talk
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(Feb. 2 through Feb. 8)
Names selected through our Impartial distribution plaa
MAX1NE ANDERSON. 4534 Anderson
MARIE PIKE. Pelican Theatre Bids.
ANN MUELLER. 219 N. Sth
CLARA McINTYRE. 336 Broad
MRS. CHESLEIGH MOORE. 1944 Alburn
DORIS SCHNELL. 303 S. Sth
MHS. JOHN PARICHOTTO. 2033 Whlto
MRS. CHARLOTTE CONOY, 831 Oak
MILDRED CAHILL. 2604 Radellffe
MHS- KLAR HEATON. Box 1073 Merrill
?.1RS. T. C. CARROLL. 325 S 11th
MRS. BESS BREARCL1FFE. 517 Pine
MRS. JOHN DRISCOLL. Modoc Point
MHS. N. B. HOUSER. Lakeshore Drlva
MRS. L. R. SUMMER VILLE, 2739 Derby
MRS H. E. HAMAKER. 615 Lincoln
MRS. KAY BORCHER. 1540 Pacific TerraCa
JULIA O'KEEFE. Box 724 Malin
MRS. GEORGE YOST. Tulelake
MRS. JACK C. O'NEILL. 2544 Hop
J. G. HEGINATO. 3047 Boardman
Mns. GLADYS COOPER, Box 705 Lakeview
BESN1CE BRITT. 226 N. Sth
MRS VERA A. REEL. Ill Sheldon
ELISABETH HETHERINGTON. 428 Grant
MILDRED HILTON, 1436 Lookout
LILLIAN HILLIS, 810 Eldorado
RUTH T. BERRY. City Treasurer OHIca
MRS. M. W. OTT. 1626 Crescent
MRS. MERLE KIRKPATRICK. Malin
MRS. WALTER BOWER 3231 Garden
NORMA CARDELLINI, Pelican City
IRENE HAMEL. Hamel Apts.
MRS. JACK LA GRANDE. 5619 Leland
GLADYS HARRIOTT, 713 Roseway Drive
MRS. OTTO SMITH. 1114 Crescent
MRS. J. S. ASHLEY. 1884 Melrose
HELEN BRINK. Herald and News
MRS. J. C .O'NEILL. 517 Eldorado
VIKGINIA WHITLOCK. 623 N. Sth
Lf'AH PICKIT. 5325 S. 6th
MRS. S. R. WOODLEY. Merrill
' MHS ELIZABETH C. GRUBB. 834 Klamath
ROSY ZUPAN. 429 Commercial
MRS. M. C. CASSELL. 532 Main
SHARON MOORE, 236 E. Main
MRS. V. E. NEWMAN. 528 Pacific Terrace
MRS. JAMES HOUCK, 1420 Lakeview
MRS. V. R. LAWLER. 323 Main
MRS. GEORGE MISFELDT. 3332 Boardman Av.
MRS. KATHERINE KEEP. 800 ML Whitney
MRS. LEO HULS. 303 S. Bth
JFAN HUGER. 540 Pacific Terrace
MRS. A. WELLS. Lakeshore Drive
MRS. R. J. KLUS. Klamath Falls
MRS. J. D. F1NCHUM. Rt. 2 Box 647
MRS. HESTER DONOHUE. 628 Oak
EFFIE MAY JOHNSON, Malin
DORIS COOPER. Keno
LUCILLE BOCK. 137 High
MRS DAVID McCOMB. Rt. 2 Box 540
W1LMA LUPER. 2169 Madison
HAZEL M, BUCK. 2611 Turnage Ave.
MRS. W. A. SNIDER. 2417 Garden
JOAN ADELL PIERCE. 1035 Alameda
VERA SHIRLEY. Naval Air Station
MRS. ALTON DENTON, 229 Chlloquin
FRANCIS McKOEN. Box 1115 Malin
MRS. L. F. TORRIGAN 1120 Monclalre
MRS. LOUISE ROSEVILL. 1845 Melrose
MRS. MF.RIS HAMBLIN. 2025 Reclamation
MItS. CECIL D. BROWN, 4441 Freda
MILDRED M. HOOPLE. 55.11 S. 6th
MISS MARTHA DIGHAN. Western Union
HATTIE HARMON. Malin
MRS. JOHN ULRICH. 630 Conger
ROSE TROMONIE. 3537 Boardman
MABLE PARK. Tulelake
MRS. D. D. STEVENS. 196 Del Moro
ALICE YOUNG, 2950 Crest
MRS. L. H. YARNELL. 1243 Kane
ADA MESHKA. Rt. 1 Box 4. Tulelake
MARGUERITE GAJEWSKI. Naval Air Station
MRS. C. R. PRIM. 216 WashinKton
MRS. MARVIN LUCAS. 237 Pacific Terrace
LAV IN A MATTOON. care Sheriff's Office
PETTY RUSSELL. 1511 Dayton
CLARA REDKEY. 423 Conger
MAE ROBIN. 4743 S. 6th
Bll-LIE GOBE. 524i Main
CLARE MONSELY. 336 Brood
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