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| − | '''Zeda Mishler''', a [[fan]] from Johnstown, [[Pennsylvania]], active in the 1940s and ’50s, was a member of the [[N3F]]. She ran a [[club]] buy-sell-swap book-finding service [[N3F#Bureaus|bureau]]. | + | '''Zeda P. Mishler''', a [[fan]] from Johnstown, [[Pennsylvania]], active in the 1940s and ’50s, was a member of the [[N3F]]. She ran a [[club]] buy-sell-swap book-finding service [[N3F#Bureaus|bureau]]. |
| − | She attended the [[Cinvention]] with her husband, [[John Mishler]]. | + | She attended the [[Cinvention]] with her husband, [[John Mishler]], was a contributor to [[fanzines]] including ''[[Spacewarp]]'' and [[corresponded]] with such [[fen]] as [[Charles Burbee]]. |
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Revision as of 09:12, 22 November 2020
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Zeda P. Mishler, a fan from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, active in the 1940s and ’50s, was a member of the N3F. She ran a club buy-sell-swap book-finding service bureau.
She attended the Cinvention with her husband, John Mishler, was a contributor to fanzines including Spacewarp and corresponded with such fen as Charles Burbee.
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