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Letter from Lester C. Noecker President of the Roseland Kiwanis Club to George Flammer of the Friends of the Roseland Library February 26, 1965

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 01 Jan 1965Publisher:No Publisher Supplied
Authors: Roseland Free Public Library;

doi: 10.7282/t3jm2crf

Letter from Lester C. Noecker President of the Roseland Kiwanis Club to George Flammer of the Friends of the Roseland Library February 26, 1965

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Letter from Lester C. Noecker President of the Roseland Kiwanis Club to George Flammer of the Friends of the Roseland Library dated February 26, 1965 regarding the Borough of Roseland purchasing the Men's Club for a new Library. The Borough of Roseland did not commit.

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