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CHERRY TIME at the new vacation home for youngsters at Bioomall, on the West Chester pike. The old Hunter estate has
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POLLY PUTS the kettle on in the' morning in a blue
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- THE OLD HUNTER estate a(j Broomall, just opened as a summer vacation home under the auspices of the Delta Kappa Psl
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COSTUME seen at the opening of
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transatlantic dirigible R-34, wh ch is expected to fly from England next week. The sailors' are Shorn had ing t"e huge stell anchor
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