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The last time I saw him – shortly after World War II, I think -- I was inordinately pleased to hear him say that he remembered us Cole children. "You were good boys," he said. Blind Mr. MacPherson had never seen us tearing around the place. But perhaps he was thinking about Rosie. She was only five years old when we left Kansas City.
==Leonard Sheldrake==
In 1946, Leonard Sheldrake gave a series of address on the subject of the Tabernacle at Troost, which he also gave on the radio station KCKN of Kansas City, and later self-published as ''Tabernacle Types and Shadows''.
==Christmas==
=Location History=
* Caleb J. Baker's Awnings, Tents, Covers (later known as Baker-Lockheed) sponsored the assembly prior to the building of the Troost Hall.
** @ Fourth & Delaware Sts. (104 W. Third St., 413/415/417/419 Delaware St.) +1889-1899 until it was destroyed by fire ($90k in damage)
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