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Before: Rev. Franklin Lochr, a very masculine personality, The man on the left is Franklin Loehr, Presbyterian minister. The woman on the right is als(...)
Before: Rev. Franklin Lochr, a very masculine personality, The man on the left is Franklin Loehr, Presbyterian minister. The woman on the right is als(...)

Before: Rev. Franklin Lochr, a very masculine personality, The man on the left is Franklin Loehr, Presbyterian minister. The woman on the right is als(...)

Date7/13/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Before: Rev. Franklin Lochr; a very masculine personality; The man on the left is Franklin Loehr; Presbyterian minister. The woman on the right is also Franklin Loehr; Presbyterian minister. Star religion editor Allen Spraggett describes on Page 13 how Franklin Loehr became Aunt Carolyn after conversing with the spirits in what may the world's strangest sex-change case.
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