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• Orville Mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]]
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• Orville-mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]]
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• Orv Mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Orville W. Mosher
  '''Orv Mosher''' (born '''Orville Watson Mosher III''' in [[Kansas]]) was a [[Dallas]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s. He was ...was elected, Reamy moved to disband the [[club]]. The motion passed, and Mosher disappeared from [[fannish history]], while other members of the DFS contin
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• CriFanAc
  ...of the [[Dallas Futurians Society]] edited by [[Tom Reamy]] and [[Orville Mosher]]. 1 || January 1955 || 69 || Mosher ||
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• Dallas Futurian Society
  ...uturians]] of [[New York]]. Its [[clubzine]] was ''[[CriFanAc]]'', which Mosher and Reamy traded off editing. ...ident]], when Reamy moved to disband the [[club]]. The motion passed, and Mosher disappeared from [[fannish history]], while other members of the DFS contin
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• Orville W. Mosher
  '''Orv Mosher''' (born '''Orville Watson Mosher III''' in [[Kansas]]) was a [[Dallas]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s. He was ...was elected, Reamy moved to disband the [[club]]. The motion passed, and Mosher disappeared from [[fannish history]], while other members of the DFS contin
  1 KB (153 words) - 20:58, 4 January 2022
• Orville-mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]]
  53 bytes (6 words) - 11:42, 21 November 2021
• Orville Mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]]
  54 bytes (6 words) - 11:42, 21 November 2021
• Orv Mosher
  #REDIRECT [[Orville W. Mosher]] [[Category:redirect]]
  53 bytes (6 words) - 06:02, 24 November 2021
• Project Fan Club
  ...s, was to collect and publish information about how to form a [[fanclub]]. Mosher circulated a number of questionnaires to various fanclubs. The group collec
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• Fanvariety Enterprises
  ...ahl]]'s ''[[Vega]]'', [[Orma McCormick]]'s ''[[Starlanes]]'', [[Orv Mosher|Mosher]]'s [[Project Fan Club]], [[Don Susan]]'s ''[[The Pit]]'', and [[John Magnu
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• Oklacon I
  Kent introduced me to the [[guest of honor]], [[Orville Mosher]] of [[Project Fan Club]] fame, Orville was a beaming bundle of enthusiasm We started off with annoucements and introductions. Then Orville Mosher gave the main address of the con, followed by a speech from Carl Williams.
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• Oklacon
  [[Oklacon I]] || September 5, 1953 || [[Oklahoma City, OK]] || [[Orville Mosher]] ||
  2 KB (194 words) - 16:50, 5 January 2022
• Denny Cowen
  ...he [[British]] Representative of [[Project Fan Club]] founded by [[Orville Mosher]] 'much to my surprise,' and in 1954, he was reported to be gathering infor
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• Softball Game
  * [[B. Mosher]] (right field)
  2 KB (217 words) - 09:06, 10 September 2022
• Tom Reamy
  ...me active in [[fandom]] in the early 50s and in 1953, along with [[Orville Mosher]], founded the first [[sf club]] in Texas, the [[Dallas Futurian Society]]
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• Nycon
  * [[Bill Mosher]]
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