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		By: Ed Bowling		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello!
Trying to see if any records of a waitress by the name of Mary Ellen Perry are available during the 1940&#039;s(before , during or after the war)....
Her maiden name at the time , my mother spoke very highly and was proud that she worked for the Birch Brook Inn. &quot;had to really be on your toes and learn quickly to work there!&quot;.....Mother loved the New York area and met Dad before he went overseas. I am writing a book and would like to include any information you are willing to offer. Thank you
Ed Bowling
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello!<br />
Trying to see if any records of a waitress by the name of Mary Ellen Perry are available during the 1940&#8217;s(before , during or after the war)&#8230;.<br />
Her maiden name at the time , my mother spoke very highly and was proud that she worked for the Birch Brook Inn. &#8220;had to really be on your toes and learn quickly to work there!&#8221;&#8230;..Mother loved the New York area and met Dad before he went overseas. I am writing a book and would like to include any information you are willing to offer. Thank you<br />
Ed Bowling</p>
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