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Out of Hitler's Reach.avi

The role of a Quaker Boarding School, Scattergood, located in West Branch, Iowa practiced the art of hospitality and outreach for Jewish immigrants during WWII.

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Comment by Laura Scattergood on 2nd mo. 28, 2014 at 3:45pm: "Live up to the bonnet", from Amelia Mott Gummere, page number not available at this time. Live up to the name, live up the bonnet. . ?

Comment by Laura Scattergood on 2nd mo. 28, 2014 at 3:40pm: On my name: So I needed a name. Neither my birth name nor my married name would work, so I chose a name from my heritage, once I learned that my ancestors had come over with Penn's fleet. ( I had been a Friend for years before I learned that!) Subsequent to my choice I discovered a number of Scattergood enterprises of high Friendly Esteem and I don't mean to represent that I measure up to them, yet the challenge of the name is a bit like trying to "live up to the bonnet."

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