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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

and 27 acres with house and
barn Mary K. Danke, Rt. 2
Mantua who then transferred
the property to Katherine Mary
Rusnak, Rt. 2 Mantua.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. Hi
ram Kellogg, lot % with house
and 1915 acres to Ruth K.Mack
and Col Paul V. Kellogg, Will
mington, Del.
Helen K. Hoyer, lot IA Is
with 6.43 and 5.86 acres to Lad
die j. Hoyer, Chagrin Falls.
Charles and Dora Heck, lot
with house and acre to Ed
ward A. and Louise c. Visit,
Chagrin Falls.
Alice Scott Lansing, lot 16
with l 40 acres to Alice jose
phine Lansing and Charles B.
Lansing lot 16 with 121 acres
to Alice Josephine Lansing,
Chagrin Falls.
LAKE LUCERNE - H e b
S. Brown, sub lot LOG and IL
S. Brown, sub lot log and liza
tie 1. Brown, Lake Lucerne.
CAMBRIDGE and CHAGRIN
FALLS, Special School District
- John Rusnak undivided 1a
interest of lot 90 with 1912
acres to Mary Danke, who
then transferred the property to
Katherine Mary Rusnak, Rt. 2
Mantua.
CHURCH SUBDIVISION -
Jack Stakus sub lot 25, 26, 81,
and % with .01, .02, .01 and .18
acres with house to North
Street Development Company,
Chagrin Falls.
WALKER ALLOTMENT -
Sanna Raikula, sub lot 25 with
house and is acres to Mary
F'edor, Chagrin Falls.
CHARDON TWP. Martin
Land Company, lot 164 with
LAT acres to Arthur Moore,
Chardon.
CLARIDON TWP.-Lee Hop
kinS, lot 2-3 with cottage and
"a acres to Tom Heating,
Chardon.
Elmer Schinagle, lot 2 with
PAST acres to Joseph T. Pokor-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17
THE RECORD. cHARDoN, OHIO. MARcH II, 1s55-7

ance, o., have filed suit to re-
possess property from Morris
Arnold, Burton.
Theora McNeice, Fairmont
Rd., Novelty, has filed suit for
divorce from Howard McNeice,
Novelty, o.
Munson Twp. Trustees have
asked permission of the court
to transfer funds.
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co. of
Cleveland, have filed suit to
collect $2,030.42 on a cognovit
note from Don G.. doing busi-
ness as Don G.. Hummel Plumb
ing and Heating, 401 Water ST.,
Chardon and Ruth S. Hummel
Rulings
Douglas C. Workman of Ba-
the, Nc, has been granted 80
days to answer to charged of
william Kurtz who is suing him
for $5,000.00. He has also been
granted 80 days to answer char
geS of Howard J. Fled who is
suing him for SIS, 10000.
Flora Rae Sager of Middle
field has been granted a di-
vorce from Richard Eugene Sa-
ger and $4,000 a month ali :
mony.
Court ruled that Allied Build
ing Credits, Inc, have due
them $184.27 from William
Frank and Helen Grobe, New
bury.
The bond on Elmer G. John
son has been reduced from 81,
10000 to 81 10000.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

ter lot l, Z, l with $3.50, 1.12
and Flora B. Hoxter, Parkman.
and 22.82 acres to Roger M.
and Flora B. Hoxter, Parkman.
RUSSELL TWP. - John j.
and Ellen S. Vanyo, lot 3 with
4.20 acres to Andrew F. and
Winifred M. PuZder, Cleveland.
John A. and Edythe Marion
Skinner, lot 3 with 24.81 acrS
to Margaret V. Honigman, Men
tor.
RUSSELL CHAGRIN FALLS
HGTS. F. w. Stanton, lot
287-3 with 81 acres and lot 1885,
8 easterly half with .16 acres
to Robert H. and Betty B.
Johnson, Chagrin Falls.
THOMPSON TWP. - James
J. Corrigan, lot 1-12 with house
and barn and 5 acres to Steve
and Norma j. Keres, Rt. 4,
Chardon.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
applied FOr)
John L. Janek, 18, of Rt. 4,
Chardon, and LaVerne Hill, 16,
Newbury Twp.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
Estate of Samuel F. Lara
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

Estate of Joseph j. Fila, in
ventory and appraisement filed
Estate of Martha M. Crago,
election of surviving spouse fill
ed.
Estate of Raymond G. Cook,
will filed.
Estate of Myrtle May Wad-
dington, schedule of claims fiji,
ed.
Estate of Frank Mescall, in
ventory and appraisement filed
Estate of Jerry John Sasva-
ta, inventory and appraisement
| filed.
Estate of Frank H. Schoen-
field, will admitted to probate
and record, co-executors a n d
appraisers appointed.
Estate of Ray E. Atkins, Sche-
dule of claims filed.
Estate of Edward J. Remin-
der, schedule of claims filed.
Estate of A. L. Calhoun, sche-
dule of claims filed.
Estate of John J. Rusnak Sr.,
petition to sell personal prop
erty filed.
Estate of Magdalina Nick,
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Helen Matula, petit
ton for distribution of assets
in kind filed.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases
Lloyd S. Johnson, Rt. l, Char
don, has filed suit for divorce
from Dorothy M. Johnson, Rt.
!, Chardon.
Victoria Reitmire, Punderson
Lake, Burton, has field suit for
divorce from George Reitmire
Burton.
Allied Building Credits, Inc,
Cleveland, has filed action fol
the collection of $184.27 on q
cognovit note from VILLA m
Frank Grobe and Helen Grove
Rt. /, Newbury.
Brown Holt Tire Co., ALI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-17

way, schedule of claims filed
Estate of Arthur D. Gross
man, application for transfer of
real estate filed.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Persian. Wed to zoe,
Soys Once Is Best
eY ihe As.eelstsd Pres.

TEHRAN. - Persia's most
married man. down to one wife
after 200 weddings. marked his
68th birthday BY summing up:
II q man seeks peace--he
must marry only once"
Majd-ud-D Din Nassiri, Tehrani
scholar and businessman. added
rive found my ideal woman
30-year-oid Marian BY whom he
has b 5-year-old son. Majd-tid-
Din, whose hobby nowadays n
ancient Iranian and Arabic lit
erature, said he lived with his
assortment Of spouses anywhere
from several days TO d year.
Many he married BY the sins
pie IslaKnic ritual Of responding
IN Arabic II agree" after the
bride-to-be says y make this
man my husband for the dowry
on which We have agreed z He
told newsmen he has "abolit Is
children.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Spanish War Units
Plan Dinner Meeting

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary,
United Spanish War Veterans.
win hold q dinner Saturday e
$50 pm. In the Fairfax Hotel,
| 21OO Massachusetts avenue NV.
followed by an evening OF
games. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. Dorothy Dorio,
Ludlow 1-9459.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
win meet Monday ct Z pm. 10
Stanley Hall. United States Sol
tiiers Home, with Comdr. Paul
Z. Reider presiding.
Col. Astor Auxiliary win meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. ct o2l Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. The de-
partment president, Mrs. Ethel
| Maude Dudley, win install the
new ofiicers. They are: Presi-
dent, Myrtle Aron; senior vice
president, Edna Shaver; Junior
vice president, Caroline Hodg-
kins: chaplain, A. Genevieye
Craig: patriotic instructor. Kath-
crime Dersheimer, and secretary,
Lucretia M. Eicholtz.
The department win meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. ct NORTH
east Masonic Temple. 523 Eighth
street NE.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Royal Arch Mosons
Name Visitotions

On wednesday at 8 pm
Grand High Priest John a,
Hart and other officers Of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter d
MasOns win start their annual
visitations to the constituent
chapters.
Ellis ". Gregory, high priest
of Columbia Chapter, and Harold
r.. johnson of Eureka lsnvai win
receive the grand chapter
Jointly Wednesday evening.
Other visitations are as follow:
January 8. Brightwood and
petworth: January 10. Ana
costa and Capitol: january Is.
william r. Singleton, Potomac i
Hiram and Mount Horeb- Wood
ridge: January Is. Lafayette and
Mount Vernon: January "a,
Washington: january %, Mount
Pleasant.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
| OES Activities
In Local Chapters

Eastern Star Chapter activi.
ties include:
Federal wednesday, WAYS
and Means with Mrs. Myrtle
Puffenberger.
st. Johns To-day, religious
services at Masonic and Eastern
Star Home: 3 pm. Monday, OBJ
legation night.
washington CentennialTues-
day. Ways and Means, Blossoms,
with Mrs. Clyde Ianton. Friday.
December and January birth
days honored.
Martha Friday, initiation.
AcaciaTuesday. meeting:
Friday Card Club with Mrs,
Esther WilIer.
Joppa Lodge wednesday, re-
ception for ofiicers. December
and January birthdays honored.
Esther Thursday. biz thday
celebration.
Columbia Tuesday. reception
for ofIicers.
Trinity Thursday, reception
Tor otiicers; Saturday. school of
instruction.
Lafayette Lodge wednesday.
called on.
Ioyaity Wednesday oblIra-
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Legion Auxiliary Units
Plan Christmas Party

A post Christmas party BY the
American Legion a,ixiiiaries. for
the patients ct Mount Alto
Hospital. win be held Thursday.
Vincent B. Costello Unit is will
meet Tuesday at 3 pm. at the
American Legion Club.
Fort Dupont Unit win meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the post
clubhouse. Z Fourth street NE.
Maritime Unit win meet Tues
day at Sis pm. IL the American
Legion club.
Sergeant Jasper Unit win meet
Wednesday at 3 pm. at the
American Legion club.
Commerce Unit viii meet
Thursday 10 . pm. st the Com
ulerce Building.
Housing Unit win meet Thurs
day ct $3.50 pm. at the American
Legion club.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Prince Hall Masons
install New Officers

Mecca Temple. Ancient Egyp.
tian Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, Prince Hall Afiili-
alton, has installed Alvin smith
as illustrious potentate.
Others are Clyde 4. Ford, chief
rabban; Hugh p. Kirksey, as
sistant rabban: Hugh G. Russell.
high priest and prophet; Vernon
Rick, Oriental guide; Major o.
Culberson. recorder: William A.
Thompson, ST., assistant record.
Ter: William o. Woodson. treas.
lurer: Raymond ]. Colbert, I'D.
wiser to Mecca Court Daughters
Of Isis: Robert G. Gray. first
ceremonial master and promo
tional director; Charles Baird.
second ceremonial master: vii.
liam r. Johnson, marshal; Por.
ter Neal. assistant marshal: Ed-
ward Cooke. ST.. captain Of the
guard: Lazarus .. Diilard, outer
guard: Or. Victor ]. Tulane, di.
rector Of public relations:
Charles w. Blakey and Clarence
Reed. publicists: James Moore
and Charles Taylor, lecturers:
Maurice B. Sorrell. photographer,
and Edmund NJ. Chaplin, legal
adviser.
Neutrality-suspicious. named 70 Of
nces in the Imperial Council Of
Shriners are Rudolph A. Stew
art. deputy Of the desert: Robert
w. johnson. deputy Of the oasis:
Leon Calhoun, organizer: Rich-
ard A. Whaley, deputy adviser
to the Imperial Court Of Daugh.
tiers Of Isis: Bert Mccoy. adviser:
DR.. Macajah T. Walker. sr.. irn-
perial medical director: Arthur
e.. Brooks. assistant recorder:
Robert w. Campbell. director Of
the imperial mosque: Maurice B.
Sorrell, photographer; the Rev.
Charles A. Stewart, imperial
chaplain. and Lawrence Tyson
imperial deputy commander of
patrols.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Tops il Pops

MELODY Of Love- now mov-
ing fast into the hit bracket.
is another tune with q story
behind It.
Originally published In 1904.
the tune was given q lyric
treatment, whisper That
You Love Me-" In 1942. At
that time, Wayne Kings or
chestra, with Franklin Mac
Corrnack narrating the lyrical
poem, made q hit recording Of
the number Of RCA Victor.
Since that time it has lain
dormant. until q few weeks
ago when Billy yaughn's band
recorded another instrumental
version for the small Dot disc
company. The tune started
to catch on again, and the
major recording firms Inn
mediately started discing It
anew.
Mercury released the David
Carroll version, one Of the
best fundamentally. and Capi-
tol has the potent combination
Of Singer Frank Einatra with
Ray Anthony's band.
Because the instrumental
version started clicking. it
called for q lyric, SO new
words have been fitted to the
same tune. retaining the old
title.
Columbia waxed It with
Sammy Kaye. Decca with the
Four Aces, Coral with the Me-
Guire Sisters, RCA Victor with
Dinah Shore and Tony Martin.
and MGM Is re-issuing q
Franklin Mace Cormack discing
he made them q few years
ago.
It's expected that 1t viii
soon be given both Q country
and rhythm and blues treat
ment, due to the growing
popularity Of the number.
Preyiews and Reviews
Singer Betty johnson signed
BY RCA victor. q. Columbia
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Some Of TsehaikoWsky's neg
lected solo piano music makes
q refreshing acquisition as
played BY Nadia Rosenberg on
. new Westminster record.
Just Why concert perform-
ers should ignore practically
everything Of Tschaikowsly's
except the b nat minor con-
certo Is . mystery. In one
recent season here three or
four successive pianists played
the Schumarn Symphonic
Etudes, and at least one Of
them might well have sub
stituted TschaikoWsky's q
major sonata, which Is quite
Schurnannesque.
This sonata Is the major
piece on the Rosenberg rec
ord. It Is 3 lively, attention.
holding work. full Of varied
effects, and d product Of
TschaikoWsky,s full maturity.
The Romance, Op. 5. and Moe
turne, Op. 10. No. l, both re-
lated to Chopin, and the ia
miliar e minor HumoresQue
are preludes on the oversize
10 the early Souvenir de
Haspal,s q group Of three
pieces written on q summer
vacation, of which the last Is
the familiar Chants sans
paroles" "
Mime. Rosenberg plays with
the assurance and taste To be
expected Of an experienced
performer.
MendelssOhn has Jared het-
ter ct the hands Of recitaAsts.
but not yet too well on records.
westminster has also turned
out : disc Of his music played
by Refine Gianon, and " makes
even more persuasive listen
ing, for Mendelssohn was q
keyboard master. On the rec
ord are the e minor prelude
and fugue. the splendid "Vafi-
ations Serieuses. and 8 variety
Of smaller pieces. including
the ever-present ''Rondo Ca
priccioso,s with its Mid
summer Nights Dream" over-
tones. This Is q delightful
disc.
Another attractive piano
record oifers Grieg's = minor
sonata and the ballade. Op. "a.
performed FOR MGM hy Mena-
hem Pressler. The ballade Is
v
Evening star., 1955-01-02

TO-DAY.
zv1 zErTL1N violin; Martha Canin,
piano. National Gallery Of Art 8
gn ann. hofso 8 p,eq Tsah 'ffsssaasy nf X
3. OPUS 1b9. Schubert. sonata In q,
Paul Ben-HAtm. Nigun. Bluchs IA
yosN SSnDsns5hlsi uFhz, Psssn1ns. sIssa wa.h,nston
Vivaldi- Bach: Partita, gesu Iaeine
FEeude. Waltheri Noel ". GAaHin:
MsdIsaaions RS ihsaoiEi from tks NssiTits. Msss
siaen. CaEilIon. Murril, -. ...,,..
GLENN GOULD. plane: ghllllrs 1elisry.
dibbons; Fantasia ter oFfHn. syee-
) al b minor, Bach; Fartita No. 8.
Websrn: Sonata Is 5. opss los.
TOMORROW.
ROBERT BRINK. si0iin, Daniel Fink
ham, harpsiehord Phi!.ip5 9ensss
Se pm 's... sSrsss Sn s,,ssTin 10 Y r. = % eraess
~ 1t Visacise. u NcsIe fiiiisrte. u bon-
ccnrs Aiiearo caprlrctoeo. Rink4Am;
SssS;ss sTsss aHRs PSsslss SSs .ssy e bSnss bSias.
iled5. 6csrriitti: sonsfc "a d. 6pus lSs
ne G EFeh; .,C Duet ct. aor sssass s;elia
IN o. Bach. sh.....s.--
FHtIAr1ELEHlA ORCHESTRA kQQxNH
s:So I'm. Msssr S5sis ssits. ssiii Hsn-
dsl reniih ssmphcny, Qpas 81. psl-
scheltl; Cenocrt5 q 4 Hinor for yio-
~ MEpNkepkx.
~ so1'srss ssa9a21sfg ~
xiBal:E ssoS :sS 81 piszs 4ss...s sissfs z B
H1ck; 6Snxfs II 4 szK op1a 1f0.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Honor Guard
Dance on January 81

Plans are being formulated b
1.-THE National Guard of Honor d
1.-THE American Legion for their
annual dance at the Willard
Hotel on January al, For feser-
Iyations call 1t. ROY Mif1eton,
5tO2 South Dakota avenue NE
Phone LA. 6-47e9.
Jane A. Delano Post win meet
lat the home Of It. Col. Helen
IA. Dugan. 1886 Sixteenth street
INV. Apt. B-76t. 1t 8 pm. Fri
day with Comdr. Anna a. Tslrek
presiding.
National C0lndr. seaborrl p,
Collins has appointed + ]. r,
Fichthorn Of Bunker Hill Post
land Stewart WI Parker oi
Stephen r HEcGroarty Post IS
members Of the National Dis
ltinguished Guests Committee.
Kenna- Main POst elected
lFfancis y. TimmOns. jr. as third
vice commander. replacing Wal
ter +. Cox who has been as
signed to duty III Korea. Also
Capt. Wilson. q. s. A. r. Boiling
Field. replaces Capt. Bayduk as
Iscoutmaster Of their Air Patrol
Squadron.
The Executive COMMITTEES
meeting Of Bunker Hill Post win
meet at s pm. Tuesday st the
home Of N. Ward Guthrie. ssle
Massachusetts avenue NV. with
Comd. John =. Theunissen pre-
siding.
Newly-elected ofacers Of the
following posts are; civil Service
Commission, Commands. Arthur
lH. Hays; vice commanders, En-
ery j Adams, Robert Fl deIa-
durantaye and Leo ]. Sinclair: !:
ladiutant, Susie 3. Wood: finance
loficer, Joseph Aronsor.
Housing Commander. Edmund
| v. Connolly: vice commanders,
James nj. Schroer. Ralph White
and Judge Estus s. Arnold; ad-
Ejutant, Donald 3. Powell: a
nance Oficer, Thomas Hacker.
POST Once Commando Louis
lDeF1enry: vice commanders,
Patrick c. Bradley. Woodrow W,
Basil and w. Slough Campbell; !;
adjutant, Carmen Errico; n
nance ofiicer, Carl E. Moore.
Department Comdr. Byron 3
Dunn has appointed Ladislaus ],
Esunas Of Vincent 3. Costello
Post as chairman to work toward
authorization Of q civic audito-
rium to serve as 3 memorial to
i war dead.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
swede Gives Gypsies
$778 FOR His Bride

Swedish chauffeur Bernt Gus
|taf Anderson bought his hride.
Sina TaikOn. from her gypey par
ents for SI2s. accordins " eypsy
custom.
They are n6w On 4 honeymcofa
after g stockholm wedding.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Tops ii Pops
Old Tune in New Toys,
Melody Soles Zoom
By BOB WiIIionls

drina'' and the big hit MELODY
Of Love- Mercury 705l6x
45.)
Frank Einatra- Ray Anthony
Sinatra sings with AM
thony's band for the first time.
and It's quite successful.
Their Melody Of Love. Is Just
commercial enough, while on
''I'm Gonna Live TIL I Die,"
both singer and band stand
out. Capitol F301B.)
The Six-The Six. which
includes Tommy Goodman
piano, Bob Wilber clarinet
and tenor sax. Johnny Glasel
trumpet, Eddie Phyfe-
drums, Porky Cohen trom-
bone, and Bob Peterson bass.
present q terrific LPl Rang
ing from Dixieland, to swing,
to q touch Of the classic. they
perform such fine items as
aFoggy Day est. James In
Urinary, s'Porly's Blues, =
TAKE six" Little Girl Blue. =
"Riyerboat Shuffie, : Music to
Sin By" and Between the
Devil and the Deep Blue Sea. =
lNorgtan MCN-25.)
Frank Cannon Excellent
sides by Frank, as he sings the
dramatic II Only Live for You.
and his own composition, the
pretty ballad II Can See You
Now. Vic Mizzy's sylnpa-
thetic orchestral support Is
also noteworthy. tMGM k
lI895.)
NEicki MarIo'Don,t Go,
Don't Co. Don't Co. is well
handled by Micki, with top
band support BY Dick Reyn-
olds. Can YOU" on reverse,
is also well done. (Capitol F.
30l6.)
Johnny Hodges ~ Johnny's
alto sax is featured with his
band on two pretty Ellington
tunes, II Let q Song Go Out Of
My Heart and Don't Get
Around Much Anymore" lNor-
gran 129x45)
Ted Weems - Funniest
Feelin' |. Is q catchy novelty
nicely sung by Ray Gulleneer
and Bonnie Ann Shaw. The
band dishes up the oldie, '.Rcse
Room" ." Ia q smooth swinging
arrangement. (MGM K1l802)
George Wallington- Pianist.
with strings, presents q pleas
ant LIP that win stand up un-
der intense listening and study.
or may be used as merely back
ground music. Waliington's
piano artistry takes over on
such tunes as MY Funny VAL
enfine.D Moonlight In YER
mont, " "Thou swell, Autumn
ii New York. { Morning Dew. "
the interesting original aVari-
ations," and i've others. tNor-
gran MGN-1OlO)
woody Herman Two SWING
ing instrumentals iii I Business
Mans Bounce" and Dandy
Lion Both were recorded In
1851. tMGM KlISo6,
PIN nritO Need Me- Is
sung In Italian and English.
PIN and quartet DO q nice Job
on plattermate, .You Lied
When You Cried to Me- King
z5-I4I71
Lcs Paul- Mary Ford, VIA multi.
tape, sings I nice song 10 Biufr
seoEneday SWtcthszft is taken as
en thstrun1ental " Les. tcapitoi
1i,sss;' Hss.sf yeunr ygunr.s assrs.t ssly
Al pepends On You lNofsran
Rsss TsnzetIssty Latin rhyshms
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ure, 20 he moved TO Eliza-
bethtoWn. N. y. and opened
d second, meanwhile buying
himself b part interest ID q
distillery. Some time later his
Wife's family, who had settled
In Sunbury. Pa. suggested to
da Ponte that he settle there,
where he could certainly make
his fortune. The da Ponies
lived In Sunbuly from 1911 to
1919; he engaged IN al sorts OF
business ventures chicken
farm. another distilIery.
another grocery store. All had
In common one thing failure.
opero Interest Renewed
Da Ponte returned to New
York and to teaching. From
time to time various promoters
had tried to interest him In
the theater and particularly
opera. but he had an under-
standahle iistaste for the
prospect Of playing back-lot
ban enveloped ii his memories
Of the major leagues. a multi
lated production Of 'sTne Bar.
Der Of Seville" u English. the
first italian" opera ~ New
York. took place IN 1913. put
da Ponte was not connected
with It.
Some years later, however.
an Italian troupe came TO New
York that inspired da Ponte to
return to the opera house.
Manuel Garcia was the impress
sario. and 1t Is not surprising
that da Ponte had considerable
admiration for his daughter
Maria. U-yeaf-old prima dom
ma Of the company, Tor she
later became one Of the most
famous opera singers OF the
18th century. Her married
name was Malibrans
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at Synsbury Hall. Missouri and
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