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Mrs. Victoria Azarian. Mrs. Alice Kadishian
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Mrs. Victoria Azarian. Mrs. Alice Kadishian

Abdalian, Leon H., 1884-1967 · January 29, 1952

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Portrait of Hoge/Hoggie Azarian, Mrs. Victoria Azarian and Mrs. Alice Kadishian.

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