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"Winsome Wednesday" presents a set of April, 1913 photos that remind us that girls have always "just wanted to have fun!" These yong women were on an outcoing to Pratt's Hill. Get a load of those hats! The women in these photos are not indentified. However, based on other photos in this collection, they probably include Emma Hanslovky Courson, and Bert, Marge, and Emma Petertyl.&#13;
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These photos are part of our Julius Petertyl Collection.</text>
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