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'''John “Jack” Bell''' was a [[Boston]]-area [[fan]] in the 1940s. [[Art Widner]] described him as a “[[fringe fan]]” in his [[The Stranger Club by Art Widner|memoir]] of [[The Stranger Club]], but he seems to have been involved with various [[club]] doings, as well as one of the participants in the [[Widneride]] to [[Denvention]]. | '''John “Jack” Bell''' was a [[Boston]]-area [[fan]] in the 1940s. [[Art Widner]] described him as a “[[fringe fan]]” in his [[The Stranger Club by Art Widner|memoir]] of [[The Stranger Club]], but he seems to have been involved with various [[club]] doings, as well as one of the participants in the [[Widneride]] to [[Denvention]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:56, 16 August 2020
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John “Jack” Bell was a Boston-area fan in the 1940s. Art Widner described him as a “fringe fan” in his memoir of The Stranger Club, but he seems to have been involved with various club doings, as well as one of the participants in the Widneride to Denvention.
He used the penname Sinn-yk-uhss.
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