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BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 26, 1940
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Russian Children Yuletide
To Be Observed on Jan. 7th
Rehearse
For Today's
Wedding
in Delaware
—
Avenue
Church
Sooth Park Association
TO CHAPERONE
Honor Former Student
ACADEMY PARTY ToWhen
the South Park Alumni
Association gives its annual Christmas party Saturday evening in the
Buffalo Trap and Field Club, a
reception will be given for Miss
Janina Frostauna. Miss Frostuuna,
Chaperones for the closed senior who will dance with the Polish baldance at Holy Angels Academy, to let at the Erlanger Theater, is an
be held on Monday evening in the alumna of the high school. Dr.
school auditorium, will be Mr. and Edward J. Eagan, president of the
Mrs. Leo J. Hagerty and Mr. and alumni association, has arranged
Mrs. Louis R. Sullivan, it was an- for a reception in her honor nounced yesterday.
"Wintering on Rudolf Island,"
Blue and silver, the school colors, will form the decoration theme a Polar game, is being played by
for the occasion, according to Miss children of Moscow, Russia.
Mary Jane Sweeny, committee
chairman.
What the W e l l Cared for
Miss Mary Josephine Roberts is
general chairman of the occasion,
H:I;IK
and Miss Margaret Hagerty heads
the publicity committee. Among
those planning to attend are Miss
Patricia A. Mills, Miss Mary Joan
Should Have
Hurley, Miss Norine A. Hauck,
Miss Jean Burkhardt, Miss Jean
Klocke, Miss Margaret Malican
BABY'S
and Miss Irene M Miles.
CRIB
Also, Miss Marcia Ebner, Miss
• Hardwood
Alice J. Wilcox, Miss Nancy E.
• Drop Side
Dunn, Miss Mary Louise Carr,
• Good Spring
Miss Mary Bellanca, George Ronan, Richard E. Ehrne, George
Murphy, Richard Munschauer. Albert J. Degenhart Robert Degen- 40VAL SHAPE FOLDING STROLLER^
hart Frank Nigro, Paul Wilcox,
J. Edmund Kelly, John K. Keanan,
FOR BABY
George Zimmerman and Frank >
Neistrum.
Committees announced for Holy
Angeles dance on Monday
Calender makes difference in observance of
day, but spirit is the same
For approximately 400 Russian
families in Buffalo and vicinity,
today will be a holiday, hut that
is all. No Christmas trees will
decorate their living rooms, no
gifts will be exchanged, no special church services held. The
reason—as far as they're concerned—Christmas hasn't come.
When January 7th arrives, however, Russian children will wake
up with the same impatient expectancy that aroused so many
homes at an early hour today. On
that day, while other children are
back in school, their holidays behind them, these youngsters will
be opening gifts around the family Christmas tree with the same
breathless eagerness so in evidence
today.
T h e difference between t h e
Julian and the Gregorian calendars
is the cause of the double celebration The Julian calendar, adopted
in the time of Julius Caesar, still is
followed by the Russian Orthodox
t
Church. Other churches, however,
follow the Gregorian calendar
Supervisor Plays Santa
adopted in 1582 by Pope Gregory
To Residents of Home
XIII, to correct an error in the
Leo D. Hogg, supervisor of the
calendar date of the equinoxes.
eighth
ward, paid a Christmas visit
Myron F. Graver of this
midnight service will be held
to
S
t
Francis
Home, Pine Street
city has announced the engagement byAthe
Rev. Ernest P. Wolkodoff in
yesterday
and
distributed
150 bags
of her daughter, Vivian Mae John- Sts. Peter
and Paul Russian Orthoof
candy
and
more
than
100 f • SUM Viior
son of Baltimore, M<L, to Richard dox Church
at
11.30
o'clock
on
Front Shield
Lee LayfleJd of this city, son of Monday evening, January 6th.
oranges among the elderly resi- i'' em Tempered
Sprinai
Mr. and Mrs, Graver Layflekl,
dents.
• Tubular Handki
Holiday
Begins
Monday
Greenhin, Sahsbary, Md.
The Hogg Booster Club enterThe holiday really will begin
—Photo by Tarr, N. Y. City
tained 500 children at Westminster
'GROSSMAN'S SAIY SHOP"
with supper on Monday evening,
Community House, Monroe Street
however. Any caller who drops in
Tuesday afternoon, each guest re- j|BABIES CARRIAGE COJJ
during that afternoon will be inceiving candy, oranges and books
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vited to stay for the meal, and any
f r o m Anthony OAiinther, who
hungry passer-by may ask for food
served as Santa Claus. Christmas j Baby Scalts Rented, 5&c Mo.
and not be refused. No meat will
Eve, Hogg distributed 60 bushels of t
OPEN EVENINGS—HU. 6130
be served, but everything else that
groceries among the ward's needy " W E SELL EVERYTHING BUT THE BABY '
By ALICE HUGHES
goes to make a banquet will be on
Pictured above are the members of the Ramsey-Skinner bridal party takes yesterday afternoon following rehearsal at Trinity
families.
the table.
Episcopal Church where the wedding will take place today. Left to right, seated, Miss Harriett Kennedy, John L. Kimberly, Jr., Miss
New York, D e c 25—The impresOn Christmas day, January 7th. Kathryn Skinner, bride-elect; Dexter P. Bumsey, Jr., bridegroom-elect, and Mrs. Dana Atchley, Jr., of Salem, Mass. Standing, in the same
sionable young ladies of our town a church service will be held, after order, are Donald S. Rumsey, Miss Elaine Darby, Edward A. Skinner, Miss Joan M. Skinner, maid of honor; William R. Kimberly and
Miss Margaret D. Rumsey.
and your town must always have the Christmas tree has been ad4
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• o n e young and fetching male on mired and presents opened. High
mass will be celebrated at 10.30
whom to focus their sighs, their o'clock in Sts. Peter and Paul
popping eyes and their moony but Church, the only Russian Orthodox
harmless romantic dreams. Now church between Auburn and Erie,
APPLES ON A STICK
that Messrs. Franchot Tone and Pa.
Visiting
of
relatives
and
friends
.
It
Is
all
very
well to make confections for the grown-ups,
Burgess Meredith have transferred will be the chief activity on Christwhich of course the children will est, but why not make sometheir charms to Hollywood, the mast afternoon. No relation must
thing especially for them? Buy the prettiest red apples you can
*— W§ ANTOINETTE DONNELLYlocal maidens have found a hand- be omitted, lest feelings be hurt,
find, then proceed:
We feel like giving maftiy of you
and
many
families
will
serve
a
some substitute in the person of
1 can corn syrup
M. lb. butter
who write to us about hair ills a
Christmas dinner at noon, and then
this young Victor Mature, one of eat a second at night, in the home
2 cups sugar
good-natured verbal spanking for
Pinch salt
the newer dream princes of the of another member of the family
taking the time each night to
2 tablespoons vinegar
Apples
Annual Christmas dance spons- not
"spank" your hair. Perhaps you
or a neighbor.
silver screen.
refrain from brushing because you
ored by academy
Tomorrow, as a tribute to the
This Mature boy is a Johnny- Gregorian
fear
for your wave. B u t believe
JT UT all ingredients (except apples) in a large saucepan to
Christmas,
high
mass
alumnae
.
come-lately in the faacinattn' rack- will be celebrated at the church.
us, vigorous use of the hairbrush
keep them from boiling over onto the stove. Boil until the candy
et. After many inconspicuous fUm
Is brittle when tested in cold water (290-320 deg. F.). Take from
Members of the Greek Orthodox
Patrons and patronsses for the does not take out the wave. Rather
Jobs, he burst into minor promi- Church
the fire and add one teaspoon vanilla extract Have the apples
also celebrated Christmas
annual
Christmas dance to beit helps to keep your wave lovely
nence opposite Carole Landis in according to the Julian calendar
washed, dried, and on sticks, and dip them in the candy while it
given by the alumnae association longer, and It is the most healthful
1,000,000 B. C , in which he cavort- until the war days of 1915, when
is still h o t then place them on waxed paper to coooL
of Nardin Academy on Saturday thing you could do for your hair.
ed about in skins, his own and an the Gregorian system of dividing
The theory behind the brushing
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animal's. In this masterpiece he the year was adopted.
room were announced yesterday is that it not only brushes off the
caught many a feminine eye, and
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Mrs. Robert J. Marzolf, com- day's dust from each hair strand
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tablespoons peanut butter i by
got better jobs, and is now visible
but it tugs at the hair roots and
mittee
chairman.
opposite lovely Anna Neagle in Parents Announce
reOnUI DUtter
l tablespoon butter
Mrs. Carroll R. Gittere is gen- urges them into functioning propNo, No Nanette. But most of ell Daughter'! Engagement
2 tablespoons grounds nuts
eral chairman of the evening, and erly so that the "juices" necessary
he became a target for the movie
Mrs. Jerome J. Terhaar is associa- to lend live color and gloss to the
Mr. and Mrs. Carmello Trumello
S tablespoons marshmallow,
hair are set to work. The scalp,
chatterboxes, who dally reported of Potomac Avenue announce the
tion president
S cups granulated sugar
or 2 marshmallows cut
him out on the town with most of engagement of their daughter,
On the patron list are the fol- as each vigorous stroke is applied,
% cup milk
fine.
filmland's prettiest baby dolls, with Carol Rose to Anthony J. Laforlowing: Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius A. comes in for its share of benefit
Betty Grable leading in space and naro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bachmann, Mrs. Walter R. Baehr, too. It is loosened enough to allow
attention. By some droll happen- Lafornaro of Fargo Avenue. The
OIL milk, butter and sugar to soft ball stage by testing in
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Beecher, the blood to circulate normally,
wedding
will
take
place
next
sumcold water; remove from fire and add peanut butter, marshmalstance (it couldn't have been on
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. Barone, and whatever particles of oil and
mer.
lows
and
nuts.
Beat
well;
when
quite
stiff
pour
into
a
well-butMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Besch, dirt are present on the scalp are
purpose) he arrived on the same
tered pan. Cut in squares.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Burns, Mr. dislodged from the pores so that
train with that fetching baggage,
and Mrs. Howard J. Brand, Dr. they may "breathe" properly. Hair
Miss Jean Radde has come from
and is now here with Gertie LawcBp
for
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and Mrs. William C. Byrnes, Mr. that is brushed nightly is more
rence's new show, Lady in theNew Haven, Conn., to spend the
and Mrs. G. M. Baltz, Mr. and Mrs. pliable. In other words, it la easholidays with her parents, Dr. and
Dark.
Mrs. O. C. Radde of Chamberlin
Lee
J. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. James ier to push your wave into place.
ley, Miss Eleanor Tolley, Miss BarIt takes a stiff bristled brush to
I cornered this new beauty, a Drive.
Barry,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
bara Teall, Robert Truckenbrode,
do
the work. Grasp the handle
ghastly assignment, and found a
Miss Lucia Wicker, Miss Martha Baetzhold, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver firmly
enough to allow rhythmic,
new character—a self-made glamor belle competition. Local reporters Central Park Methodists plan Weaver and Donald Weber.
Beitz, Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Culboy. This Mature is pretty, but I know rave about her. Does Irwin
liton, Mr. and Mrs. William M. sweeping strokes. Begin with a
buffet sapper Sunday
he's no dummy, let me tell you. realize just what it has in AnnaConnelly, Mr. and Mrs. George R. flat stroke to disentangle the
"I deliberately set out to get at- bella. purveyor of Englishtoits When members of the Central Miss Louise Kling
Chalffre, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- strands, then lower your head so
that you can place the edge of the
tention as a free-lance Romeo. I young idea? . . .
ard A. Carroll.
Park Methodist Church entertain To Wed Arthur Croll
brush on your scalp. Now, as you
worked hard at this Glamor Boy
Also
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
E.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Kling of
Billingsley, the old Tul- at a reception and buffet supper
brush out to the ends, let every
racket. I dated Hollywood's love- sa Sherman
Sunday evening for young pepple Snyder announce the engagement Dearing, Mr. and Mrs. James A. brush bristle tug at your hair.
Sooner,
tells
me
his
noted
liest girls so that gossip columnists Storke Clubbe may sponsor a line a good representation of college of their daughter, Louise Carolyn, Davey, Mr. and Mrs. S. Edgar
could see us together. I thought it of cosmetics. Good gosh, I said to students home for their Christmas to Arthur Croll of Charleston, W. Danahy, Dr. and Mrs. Paul L Doo- Brush your hair in sections. Alwould lead to something swell, and Sherm, it's tough enough now to vacation will be among the guests. Va., son of Mrs. Ellsworth N. ley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Deck, ways use a clean brush. Wash
it has, this fine part in a new show. crash
Mr. and M M . Charles G. Duffy, brush, after each use, in warm,
Croll of this city.
your saloon on a busy night!
Among
those
planning
to
attend
Now I'm sick to death of this Now do we have to smell of your
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dobmeier, soapy suds, to which a little house"
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t
are:
Miss
Mary
Bayliss,
Miss
ElizGlamor Boy stuff, and let's forget scent to get in? But he was alMrs. Robert W. Elmes, Mr. andhold ammonia has been added.
abeth Bernhard, Robert Bernbard, West Seneca Girl's
It I've got what I want"
Mrs. Edward E. Frauenheim, Mr. Rinse well and dry with the
ready glad-handing a cash custo- Miss Janice Buchman, Donald
and
Mrs. Thomas F. Fanning, Mr. bristles down on a bath towel, and
So says Vic Mature. Well, this mer . . .
Engagement
Announced
away from heat
Beckstein, Robert Boltwood, GorIs a fine thing! We may well look
Olivia DcHaviland
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Foell and Mrs. Colton C. Fernan, Mr. Copyright, 19k0, bv New* BynA. Co., Inc.
T'other night I saw Mrs. Hunt- don Brown, Miss Allene Gushing,
and Mrs. H. J. Feeley, Mr. and
with deep suspicion at all such ington Astor, lately Mrs. Vincent
of
Belhvood
Avenue,
West
Seneca
now
starring in "Santa
prancers from now on—as though Astor, at our fancy Monte Carlo Robert Cushing, Miss Priscilla Col- announce the engagement of their Mrs. Thomas J. Griffin, Mr. andMr. and Mrs. Terhaar, Mr. and
we never had! He went at it as cafe, with her best beau, Lytle lins, S. Morton Cooley, Jr., Miss daughter, Gladys Marie, to Robert Mrs. Arthur E. Grupp, Mr. andMrs. John A. Tatu, Mr. and Mrs. Fe Trail*' on the screen
Buffalo
hard as a girl works to be Miss Hull. When the band played a Janet Davidson.
F. Conley, son of James D. Conley Mrs. Gittere, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ernest J. Ullrich, Mr. and Mrs. of Shea's
A. Habermehl, Mr. and Mrs. Paul George W. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Theatre.
Also, Brantford Dietrich, Law- of Aurora Avenue.
America, and the kid made good. waltz, they were at it, and looking
A. Hassett, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robert M. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.
Now we shall see if he is as talent- pleasantly romantic.
rence Dayer, Miss Bernice FerguJ.
Irr, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmund Frank' X. Winkler, Mr. and Mrs.
ed as he is ornamental
son,
William
Eagle,
Miss
Mildred
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JOURNEYS
AND
ARRIVALS
Kelly,
and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Frank M. Yeager, Dr. and Mrs.
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Holiday reports are that nylon Fisher, Forest Hunter, Miss Lois Continued from Preceding Page Keating.
Edward M. Zimmerman, Mr. and
GIRL ABOUT TOWN — Well, has gone like a tornado in theJohnston, Miss Audrey Jones, DeDr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lyons, Mrs. Maurice J. Zeder, Miss Conhow did it go? Bicard hold out? stocking racket So big were the witt Kiligas, Miss Dorothy McHen- tends Denison University, GrandFather hold out? Junior feeling pre-Yule demands in all our stores ry, Miss Elizabeth Noehren, Theo- ville, O., is spending the Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lojacano, stance Campion, Miss Ruth Doerany better hi the midriff? Ex- that yesterday found many of dore Noehren, Miss Jeanne Pan- vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Luraschi, flein, Miss Mary Fuller, Miss Ruth
change desk three aisles down, them with depleted stocks, and kow, Miss Jean Short, Miss Helen Mrs. Leonard H. Bailey of Ham- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Meier, O'Connor, Miss Delores Raymond,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Moesch, Mrs. J u l l e n A. Riester, Mrs.
tnoddom. . . .
burg.
completely out of some shades and Summer.
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. McCarthy, Charles J. Sugnet Miss Angeline
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Also, Miss Barbara Stephenson,
Tall, slender Mrs. Douglas Fair, sizes. Production hasn't yet been
Mr.
and
Mrs. Marzolf, Mr. and Mrs.
Millard H. Banks has arrived John W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Mathews, Miss Ida Zeder, and Miss
banks, dressed in simple black with able to keep up with the demand, Russell Sloan, Warren Smith, Earl
and Walter Spaeth, Douglas Tol- from New York City to spend the win J. Missert, Mr. and Mrs. John Helen Zeder.
the addition of a string of pearls but they say it soon will.
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
to shatter the monotony, has been
Mrs. Theodore S. Banks of Chat- F. NeUlgan, Mr. and Mrs. oJhn J.
a lovely figure around town these
Nolan, Mrs. J. M. O'Connor, Mr.
ham Drive.
weeks, working for the Star
and Mrs. Patrick H. O'Malley, Mr.
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fipangled relief ball, and sending
and
Mrs. Mario M. Ortolani, and
out hundreds of food packages to
John A. Creamer has arrived Mr. and Mrs. William R. O'DonEnglish soldiers as Christmas
from Holy Cross College, Worces- nell.
cards. The widow of the late great
<?
by
C
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t
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ter,
Mass., to spend the holidays
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And Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Pecstar, Lady Ashley when he marwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs.ora, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Perried her, was his third and final
William J. Creamer of Herkimer kins, Dr. tod Mrs. Charles A.
wife, the other two having been
Street
Quinn, Dr. and Mrs. Laurence J.
Beth Sully, mother of the younger
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Radice, Mr. and Mrs. John L. RipDoug and now the wife of Jack
Charles A. Tracy, Jr., of Lex- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ray,
Whiting, and Mary Pickford, coington
Avenue and Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rittling,
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star of the first of the movies'
Coley
3d,
of
Massachusetts
Avenue
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
J.
Rick,
Dr.
"perfect romances" . . .
lect yesterday for Lake Placid and Mrs. Floyd P. Sugnet Mr. and
I learn that the belle of the spewhere they will remain for the ex- Mrs. Joseph J. Scibetta, Mr. and
cial train that took a lot of our
piration of their vacation from Col- Mrs. Daniel B. Symmonds, Mr. and
journalists out to the premiere of
gate College, Hamilton.
Mrs. Arthur H. Steinmiller, Mr.
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Santa Fe Trail in Santa Fe was
and Mrs. Thomas S. Sullivan, Mr.
not a screen starlet, but a pretty
Miss Carolyn Crane has come and Mrs. William J. Sheridan, Mr.
high school teacher named Annafrom Radcliffe College, Cambridge, and Mrs. William E. Shaddock,
bella Willis, from Irwin, Pa, She
Prom the introduction right
Mass., to spend the Christmas holi- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Schlnwas chaperoning a pupil, Marion
days with her parents, Mr. andstock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank X.
through to the finale, here's
Siegei, who had won the junket in
Mrs. Fred W. Crane of Wellington Schwab, and Mr. and Mrs. William
a Beauty Special designed to
an essay contest. Miss Willis was
Road.
extol your loveliness, created
E. Swanz.
given the rush of the world by the
to flatter and glamourize t
Dr.
and
Mrs.
William
G.
Taylor,
Don't show it in
lone journalists, and held her own
Miss
Florence
Hoffman
arrived
you, .From the corrective :
the tight, com•ven in Santa Fe with all the movie
a few days ago from Cornell UniShampoo right through the
pletely
unaversity, Ithaca, and Owen Locks
Stylised Finger Wave, Our
dorned dress.
from Cornell University Medical
expert operators and stylists
STf A M I D IN CREAM
School, New York City, to spend
are intent on helping you
the
holidays
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Jowith
a facial and hair-do
PERMANENT
seph Jacobson.
that w^n perfectly suit you
WAVES
•••;,;»'
and your personality.
Do let twisted draU.OO VeJ
Miss Esther Gott, a graduate
Ummhmr.
pery, soft blouse conENJOY •••-balking, tanxtii, dehghlstudent
at the U n i v e r s i t y of
fal gwdeni, gey Jangle d o b evening!
c e a l tummy a n d
Rochester, and Miss Ruth Gott, a
Manicure, Pedicure, Chiropodist and Baths fa
without stepping off the grounds of tKa
bust. Peplum that
student at Oberlin College, OberOIL WAVES
star\ds a w a y from
lin, O., are spending the holidays
FORT MONTAGU
Edwards Beauty Sakm*.. Phone for an Appointment
$2. $3.50. $5.00
hips a n d derriere
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
BEACH HOTEL
Frank R. Gott of East Utica
helps. Well placed
Only eee-beach hotel in
Street
Miss
Ethel
L.
Gott
of
Lakedetail hides imperBEAUTY
wood,
O.,
Mr.
Gott's
sister,
and
NASSAU
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fections A tall heavy
SALONS
Miss Olive Powers of Pittsburgh
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Dtue.
ware their guests Christmas day.
Betrothed
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BABY
$7.49
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New York
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Fulton New York
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