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| − | '''Carrie B. Tabakow''' was pictured as a member of the [[Cincinnati Fantasy Group]] in the 1949 [[Cinvention]] [[program book]], named only as “Mrs. [[Lou Tabakow]].” She was present at [[Doc Barrett]]’s post-[[con]] party, the [[Midwestcon 0|ur- | + | '''Carrie B. Tabakow''' was pictured as a member of the [[Cincinnati Fantasy Group]] in the 1949 [[Cinvention]] [[program book]], named only as “Mrs. [[Lou Tabakow]].” She was present at [[Doc Barrett]]’s post-[[con]] party, the [[Midwestcon 0|ur-Midwestcon]]. She attended other [[Midwestcon]]s and [[conventions]], though it’s unclear whether she had any interest in [[sf]] or [[fandom]] in her own right or merely accompanied her husband. |
{{person|born=1913|died=1976}} [[Category:fan]] [[Category:US]] | {{person|born=1913|died=1976}} [[Category:fan]] [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 2 February 2021
(1913 – 1976)
Carrie B. Tabakow was pictured as a member of the Cincinnati Fantasy Group in the 1949 Cinvention program book, named only as “Mrs. Lou Tabakow.” She was present at Doc Barrett’s post-con party, the ur-Midwestcon. She attended other Midwestcons and conventions, though it’s unclear whether she had any interest in sf or fandom in her own right or merely accompanied her husband.
| Person | 1913—1976 |
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