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'''Ronald M. Boffenmyer''' was a semi-professional magician that began performing in 1928. <ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], April 1931</ref>
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'''Ronald M. Boffenmyer''' (1904-1990) was a semi-professional magician that began performing in 1928. <ref>Who's Who in Magic, [[Sphinx]], April 1931</ref>
  
He became interested in magic as a child after being called up on stage to assist [[Ed Reno]].
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== Biography ==
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Boffenmyer became interested in magic as a child after being called up on stage to assist [[Ed Reno]].
  
 
A member of [[SAM]] and [[IBM]], he was a contributor to [[Tops]] and the [[Linking Ring]] (which he was an assistant editor).<ref>Bio, Linking Ring, March, 1932 (Vol. 12, no. 1, page 65) </ref>
 
A member of [[SAM]] and [[IBM]], he was a contributor to [[Tops]] and the [[Linking Ring]] (which he was an assistant editor).<ref>Bio, Linking Ring, March, 1932 (Vol. 12, no. 1, page 65) </ref>
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In 1978, he received the ORDER  OF THE EX CALIBER for 50 years of continuous service to the I.B.M.
 
In 1978, he received the ORDER  OF THE EX CALIBER for 50 years of continuous service to the I.B.M.
  
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Latest revision as of 23:59, 26 September 2013

Ronald M. Boffenmyer
BornRonald McHose Boffenmyer
April 30, 1904
Ashland, Ohio
DiedSeptember 23, 1990 (age 86)

Ronald M. Boffenmyer (1904-1990) was a semi-professional magician that began performing in 1928. [1]

Biography

Boffenmyer became interested in magic as a child after being called up on stage to assist Ed Reno.

A member of SAM and IBM, he was a contributor to Tops and the Linking Ring (which he was an assistant editor).[2]

In 1978, he received the ORDER OF THE EX CALIBER for 50 years of continuous service to the I.B.M.

References

  1. Who's Who in Magic, Sphinx, April 1931
  2. Bio, Linking Ring, March, 1932 (Vol. 12, no. 1, page 65)