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'''Seon (Dubby) Dyer '''was a son of [[Ed | '''Seon (Dubby) Dyer '''was a son of [[Ed Dyer|Ed Dyer]]. They both served as public stenographers in the [[Hotel_St._Regis|Hotel St. Regis]]. According to [[Bob_Kampf|Bob Kampf]], Seon was one of the world's greatest Mahjong players. | ||
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', March 2, 1957 | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', March 2, 1957 | ||
Seon Dyer arrived last night from San Antonio, Tex., to visit his father, E.S. Dyer, who is confined to the [[Saranac | Seon Dyer arrived last night from San Antonio, Tex., to visit his father, E.S. Dyer, who is confined to the [[Saranac Lake General Hospital|Saranac Lake General Hos]][[Saranac Lake General Hospital|pital]]. | ||
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Seon (Dubby) Dyer was a son of Ed Dyer. They both served as public stenographers in the Hotel St. Regis. According to Bob Kampf, Seon was one of the world's greatest Mahjong players.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, March 2, 1957
Seon Dyer arrived last night from San Antonio, Tex., to visit his father, E.S. Dyer, who is confined to the Saranac Lake General Hospital.