"Georgienne" meaning in English

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          "text": "Mrs. John Westenberger and daughter Georgienne of Milwaukee are spending the week with Frank Westenberger and family.",
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          "text": "Christianna Georgienne Kotsonis, a daughter of George and Penelope Kotsonis of New York, was married Friday to Christopher John Long, the son of Jay N. and Maria Long of New York.",
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          "text": "Among the things the bond issue provided, he [Frank Tota] said, was additional room for new kindergarten and first- and third-grade classes. The addition^([sic]) space, said Georgienne Dempsey, the Springhurst prinicipal, will permit the school to maintain the current class size of 20 to 21 pupils.",
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          "text": "Among the things the bond issue provided, he [Frank Tota] said, was additional room for new kindergarten and first- and third-grade classes. The addition^([sic]) space, said Georgienne Dempsey, the Springhurst prinicipal, will permit the school to maintain the current class size of 20 to 21 pupils.",
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