Negotiators Deadlock On Closed Shop In Appalachian Mines
In New York on April 11 negotiators for 2,000 operators and the United Mine Workers remain deadlocked on a closed shop while 320,000 Appalachian miners idle since April 1 and 20,000 in Alabama await wage hour talks. The unions demand protection against jurisdictional disputes as the effort to renew a contract stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Appalachian
Alabama
United Mine Workers of America
Draf
Unon
Unda
Preparations For Y M C A Circus Nearly Complete
Preparations for the annual Y M C A circus proceed with over 110 boys and several men taking part. The show on Thursday and Friday features new acts, a student band led by Stacy Klimezak, clowns under Sam Pest and William Peat, and roles for Ting master Joseph Boddy and technician Harry Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Klimezak
Tony Klimezak
William Davis
Charles Snavely
Nick Marsho
Tony Marsio
Adelbert Roig
Sam Pest
William Peat
Julian Maslvk
Richard Mathis
Lyle Scott
Ed Nano
Bud Salisbury
Joseph Boddy
Harry Cook
Carl Gleason
Harlie G. Stevick
Boys’ Leaders
Maynard Unger
Robert Karp
Thomas Smith
William Pemberthy
Thomas Chapman
John Wellert
Rue McIntyre
David Taylor
Walter Sheldon
Harold Frederick
Harrison Comstock
Youth Kills Girl And Ends Own Life
BEAVERDALE Pa April 11 Twenty one year old John Smith shot and killed Agnes Kolendre 16 after firing at a woman with an infant, then killed himself. He had dated Miss Kolendre the previous evening and was an unemployed coal miner visiting from Coral Indiana County. He also wounded Mrs William McCloskey as she carried an eight month old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdale
John Smith
Agnes Kolendre
Smith
Kolendre
Wheat Marketing Quota Possible in 194? Winter Crop Estimate
Washington April 11 Agriculture Department issued a Winter wheat crop estimate of 549.6 million bushels suggesting a marketing quota may be proclaimed for this year. Officials said the rise of about 64 million bushels could push total supplies very near the quota level if Spring wheat yields reach around 200 million bushels, triggering a mandatory referendum if total supply plus carryover exceeds domestic consumption and exports by roughly 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Alimony suit filed in Lorain court today
Irene Humphrey sues Clifford Humphrey for alimony alleging neglect. Married 1929 with two children. HOLO C today filed suits against L A Allwine for 8144 foreclosing Lorain property. HOLO C also sued S A Limpach for 4551 and Sam Catanzarite for 4920 foreclosures in Lorain. Esther Messaros seeks divorce from Steve Messaros for neglect and cruelty. married December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Humphrey
Clifford Humphrey
Frankcourt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
L. A Allwine
Lorain
Home Owners Loan Corporation
S. A. Limpach
Sam Catanzarite
Esther Messaros
Steve Messaros
Lindbergh Expected to Testify on Neutrality Bill
Rep. Sel Bloom announces Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is expected to testify before the House Foreign Affairs committee on neutrality legislation as hearings proceed on changes to the Neutrality Act. Bloom, acting chairman, said Lindbergh would communicate on arrival aboard the Aquitania. The discussion also covered pledges to Kellogg Briand Pact and calls to scrap or strengthen neutrality laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sel Bloom
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bloom
Lindbergh
United States
Aquitania
Col. Lindbergh
House Committee
Melvin Maas
Minn
Ken Pittman
Ney
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eleven Y M C A Incorporators Active in Civic Life
Elyria figures show eleven of twenty three original signers from 1911 remain active in civic affairs. The 1939 annual meeting will include a dinner, music, election of trustees, and Dr C V Thomas as principal speaker. An athletic carnival follows with table tennis, archery, gymnastics and boxing events directed by Curtis Travers and Steve Stefek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Association
T. A. Conway
A. B. Taylor
S. Mendelson
A. Smythe
C. G. Washburn
D. B. Symons
R. B. Lerseh
Frank Wailford
J. H. Hurst
L. B. Fauver
T. T. Robinson
W. N. Gates
A. L. Garford
W. S. Muller
H. Buttenbender
W. W. Austin
J.C. Hit
F. R. Eckler
H.C. Wilcox
Worth Fauver
Y's Guys
Alan van Wormer
Henry Cook
Markets Report on Commodities and Prices
Fragmented OCR text lists various market prices and product codes. It mentions corn and vat prices with numeric values and references to white goods and teal tones. The readable items are sparse and lack coherent details or clear entities to identify.
Grain and seed prices from the milling issue
The notice lists various grains and feed items with prices and lots across seasons. Items include wheat, oats, barley, hay, straw, bran, meal, and alfalfa with quantities and costs, reflecting a farm supply catalog style. It mentions Ure Mon tama Milbus Ce and Sevarver Ca as sources and includes specific pack sizes and per cent values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surigg
Bard Winter
Timothy Giy
Timothy
Xu Hehr
Educators To Meet In Youngstown For NEATO Convention
More than 600 educators from out of town are expected for the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association convention in Youngstown April 14 and 15, under the theme improving the school curriculum. Tours are planned of the Youngstown Sheet & Tube plants and Mill Creek park. Speakers include Dr. Alonzo Grace Dr. K. C. Leebrick and Dr. F. H. Nutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, CO
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Mill Creek Park
Alonzo Grace
Connecticut
Commissioners of Education
K. C .Leebrick
Kent State University
F. H. Ne- Nutt
Ohio Department of Education
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Read As Market Mixed
Market notes show weaker choice steers 110 lbs and up and cattle ranges with mixed quality. Sheep and lamb receipts list active butchers and range from 5.00 to 9.50 for various weights, with ewes and rams also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHERP
Assorted Produce Prices and Items in Local Market
The listing shows a variety of fruits and vegetables with bulk prices and unit sizes including apples Baldwins and Delicious, greens, carrots, celery, cucumbers, dandelions, horseradish, leeks, parsley, potatoes, and tomatoes. Items are priced per weight or basket with references to suppliers and storage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins Rim
Dia-in
Bern
Jonathan Sharin
Sba
Melutesh
Northern Spy
Consman Storage
Baldwinty-in
Jerabaum
Rome
UEE
Pus
Kat
LEEK
Pennsylvania Pastor Will Preach Here
The Rev. W. A. Johnson of Pennsylvania will deliver the sermon at Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street at 8 p m Wednesday, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Jones Chapel
Seventeenth Street
Girl Scouts Celebrate Fourth Birthday Patrol
The Cardinal Troop marked its founding with a Monday gathering hosted by leaders. Miss Ann Kelleher spoke about the Summer Camp and cookie sale, and plans were set for members to attend the elders girls conference in Youngstown this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Ot Cardinal
Ann Kelleher
Elders
Youngstown
Hospital Admissions Report Listings by Street Names
Admissions list includes Mrs Paul Shuck hart 318 Furnace street and Mrs Walter Smith Sugar Ridge. Others: Irene Ketchum 1154 East River street Richard Trumbull 32 Samuel street Mrs Eugene Halliwell Grafton Aaron Savers R D 1 Leo Mittendorf Lorain Mrs Robert Taylor No 6 Plaza apartments Mrs Marvin McGee 917 West avenue Mrs Irvin Tucker R D 1 Mrs John Plazn 157 Fairlawn avenue Discharges: Mrs George Sharkey baby girl 118 Lincoln court Miss Clara E Henry Birmingham Mrs Frank Conrad 215 Corneil avenue Mrs William Brown R D No 2 Nick Karajevic Lorain Thomas James BR D No J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shuckhart
Furnace Street
Walter Smith
Sugar Ridge
Ernest Splete
Pasadena
Irene Ketchum
East River Street
Richard Trumbull
Samuel Street
Eugene Halliwell
Grafton
Aaron Savers
Leo Mittendorf
Lorain
Robert Taylor
Plaza Apartments
Marvin McGee
West Avenue
Irvin Tucker
John Plazn
Fairlawn Avenue
George Sharkey
Lincoln Court
Clara E
Henry
Birmingham
Frank Conrad
Corneil Avenue
William Brown
R. D
Nick Karajevic
Thomas James
BR. D
Argentina considers export ban on metals including copper and aluminum
Argentina weighs restricting or prohibiting the export of copper, aluminum and other metals. Government officials discuss potential measures to curb shipments abroad to protect domestic industries and resources. The move signals a shift in resource policy and could affect global metal markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Local Townseediies Entertained By La Grange Group
LaGrange Townsend Club No 1 met at 8 pm at 136 Ahiddle Avenue. President Dean presided as Doane led a brief business session and reading of the Official Bulletin. The club planned a Winter Picnic for April 13 and announced forthcoming readings and the card party with music on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Ahiddle Avenue
Dean
Doane
LaGrange Townsend Club
Denham
Snell
Sigsby
Church
Me. Sigsby, Jr
Tom and Jerry” Orchestra
Elyria Townsend Club
Fever Tick Eradication To Bring Back Circus
Edinburg Texas residents hope the cattle fever tick eradication ends quarantine in Hidalgo county and permits a return of the circus after three years. Circus posts were canceled in 1937 due to the infestation. the last show appeared in 1936. Leonard Freasier, state Livestock Sanitary Commission supervisor, expects lifting in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Leonard Freasier
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Turkey leaders grant confidence vote after speech
In Istanbul on April 11, Saydan received a confidence vote after addressing the assembly. The session concluded with a stance against aggression and a commitment to steady governance amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Easter Day Dinner Guests Around Belden Family
Easter gatherings at the Belden home include Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Reisinger hosting guests from Medina Cleveland Heights and New Lexington. Other local families plus university student William Norton from Kent State share holiday meals and visits across Lakewood Warren and Akron areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Reisinger
PF. W. Weidner
Medina
Marjorie Reisinger
A. Richard Larkins
Norvin Nesbett
Cleveland Heights
Eugene J. Witzel
Cleveland
Edward W. Reisinger
New Lexington
Jane Beriswill
George Beriswill
Lakewood
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
George Grabenstetter
James O'Brian
Warren
Joseph Grabenstetter
Martin Beriswill
Genge Beriswill
Martha
Irene
Ed King
Joan Brown
Akron
Austin Prentice
Dick Law
Painesville
William Law
Fred MccGlish
Marjorie McGlish
James Abbot
William Law Home
Ova Law
Bob
Dorothy Law
Awards Made To Scouts On Troop 103 14th Anniversary
Ten Boy Scout awards and merit badges were presented to members of Troop 103 during its fourteenth anniversary supper at the Church of Christ. Jason Geisel received the gold palm award after already earning Eagle Scout. Merit badges were awarded to Harry Keplin Richard Slack Wesley Fackler and Lyle Smith. Keplin earned Life Scout and Robert Wilson First Class Scout. Tenderfoot recipients were Jack Flowers James Wheeler and Paul Gannett. The program included stunts patrolling, a bandage demonstration, troop history, an address by A H West and the benediction. About 100 parents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 103
Church of Christ
Jason Geisel
Wiliam Stoney
Stoney
Hary Keplin
Richard Slack
Wesley Fackler
Lyle Smith
Harry Keplin
Harold Birch
Robert Wilson
Jack Ryan
H. J. Ryan
Jack Flowers
James Wheeler
Paul Gannett
Bethany College
Wolf Patrol
Silver Fox Patrol
Pioneer Patrol
Silver Pox Patrol
Stones
A H West
Avs
George Decker
Carlisle Luncheon Promotes Spring Go Getter Fund
More than 100 guests attended the General Aid Society of La Porte ALt Church Spring Luncheon on April 3. Tables featured forsythia blossoms and yellow tapers with crepe streamers. The event raised funds for church property improvements and included music by the Robson sisters and Rev Thomas Hughes. Guests came from Eaton, Henrietta, Ridgeville, Oberlin, Elyria and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
General Aid
la Porte Alt. Church
C. J. Kreeby
Harold Bruce
Harvey Hulmes
Ava Pitkin
Lloyd Yost
Lynne Hamlin
May Robson
Thad Robson
Ray Jackson
Lester Bowen
Jackson
General Aid Society
Group IL
Carlisle Boy Scouts
Grafton Road
James E. Dewhurst
H. H. Gregg
Eleanor Robson
Jesus
Elizabeth Robson
Eleanor
Floyd Worthington
Gregg
Robson
Thomas Hughes
Robon
Hughes
Eaton
Henrietta
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Elyria
Sullivan
Evening service at LaPorte Methodist Church with candlelight
The auditorium windows glowed with tall white tapers during the Friday service. The Young People's Choir performed Some Blessed Day, arranged for Women’s Voices. Rev Thomas Hughes introduced Dr. W. W. Wager, District Superintendent, who spoke on Things Human.
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LaPorte Methodist Church
Dax
Thomas Hughes
W. W. Wager
Death of Mrs Eliza Korman 80 in Chicago
Mrs Eliza Korman formerly Eliza Sipple died at her Chicago home after a six year illness. Born in Amherst she left there about forty years ago. Surviving are sons Henry and Bruno, three grandchildren, sister Miss Kate Sipple and brother Henry Sipple of Amherst. Body to be brought to Amherst Friday morning with funeral Friday at the Sipple home Cleveland Avenue conducted by Rev C E L Schmidt and burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Korman
Chicago
Sipple
Cleveland Avenue
C EL Schmidt
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformee Church
Cleveland Street
Obituary: Leslie Ring 72 of Columbia Station dies in Elyria
Leslie Ring age 72 of Columbia Station died at Elyria Memorial Hospital last night at 7:25. He is survived by wife Cora Ring two sons Ralph and Lloyd two daughters Florence Dickerson and Marian Ulrich two sisters Anna Chap ley and Josephine Jasper and a brother Ira Ring. The body remains at Hane Chapel in Berea until Thursday noon with services Thursday at 2:00 PM at Columbia Station Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ring
Columbia Staton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Obituary of Mrs Fannie Jessie Burton in Wellington
Mrs. Fannie Jessie Burton died April 1 at her daughter Abs. May Burge East Wellington. She spent most of her life in the vicinity. Survived by two daughters Iva Vana Arsdale of Columbia Station and Burge. one sister Mrs George Herbert. two brothers Frank and Owen Prosser of Wellington. four grandchildren Robert Richard John and Mary Lillian VanArsdale of Columbia Station. Funeral Thursday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with Dr Charles W Recard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Fannie Jessie Burton
Abs
May Burge
Herrick Avenue East
Iva Vana Arsdale
Columbia Staton
Burge
George Herbert
Frank
Owen Prosser
Robert
Richard
John
Mary Lillian VanArsdale
Columbia Station
Keith Andrews
Charles W
Two Ohioans killed in auto collision near Massillon
A head on crash on the Lincoln Highway five miles west of Massillon killed Jack B. Thomas, 37, a former high school and semi pro football player, and W. L. Martin, 67, a Canton minister. One car’s blown tire is believed to have caused the collision.
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Massillon
Lincoln Highway
Here
Jack B. Thomas
W. L. Martin
Canton
Umbrella At Home Reflects Chamberlain’s Cane Days
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain has left his umbrella at home for two days and carries a cane. Weather appears bright, matching a calm political mood as April arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Parish votes to return Rev Hughes to two charges
During the Fourth Quarterly Conference at Columbia the congregation unanimously voted to reappoint Rev Hughes to both charges. The pastor noted eleven funeral services, four hundred pastoral calls, and thirty four members joining either church this year. Assistants included Miss Ava Pitkin and choir members Misses Doris Nichols and Elizabeth Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Pitkin
Doris Nichols
Elizabeth Robson
Columbia
Hughes
H. H. Gregg
J. E. Dewhurst
Rev. Hughes
Local Guests Visit Families on Graton Road and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Charles Beard and daughter Bertina Beard of Sullivan visited Tuesday and Wednesday with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen on the Graton Road. Little Thomasine Hange of Oberlin stayed with grandmother Mrs Ella Huange. Mrs La Vaughn Cropp of Lakewood was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Myron Saussler on the Graton Road. Cropp sang with La Porte M E Church Young Peoples Choir in Easter music. She has been a choir member since its start two years ago in August and a Keppa Tau Sigma member. Miss Helen Goodspeed East Avenue remains home with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beard
Bertina Beard
Sullivan
Lester Bowen
Gratton Road
Thomasine Hange
Oberlin
Ella Huange
la Vaughn Cropp
Lakewood
Myron Saussler
Grafton Road
Cropp
Eaton School Head Camden Teachers Are Reemployed
Two boards of education in Lorain County reemployed a superintendent and seven teachers for the 1939 40 school year. Eaton Township re hired W E Kessler as superintendent on a two year contract. Camden Township re hired Harold W Bunett as superintendent and multiple teachers including Ethel Roth Albert Siekeres Paul Tawhey Aletha Parsons Nettie Wood and Jessie Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eaton Township
W. E. Kessler
Camden Township
Harold W. Bunett
Ethel Roth
Albert Siekeres
Paul S. Tawhey
Aletha L. Parsons
Nettie Wood
Jessie Meier
London cinema television expands after boxing broadcast
London cinema television grows as the Ene Boon versus Arthur Dunahar lightweight title bout is broadcast to three galleries using Scophony and Baird systems. Gaumont British plans teleview production in 300 emerius and expands the Sydenham factory. Isidore Ostrer aims to bring topline performers to Britain for cinema television. The Oxford Cambridge boat race and the cup final are expected televised events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ene Boon
Arthur Dunahar
Britain
Gaumont British
Baird Tele Vision
Baird
Sydenham
Kent
Isidore Ostrer
Gaumont-British
New York
Oxford
Cambridge
Peace Day Designated At San Francisco Fair
May 18 designated as World Peace Day at the 1939 Golden Gate exposition. Thomas J. Watson of the International Chamber of Commerce will lead the program featuring business executives from many countries and an address on international amity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas J. Watson
International Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie En Cowahment For International Peace
I International Amity
Hotel For Children Opened By Two Nurses
Boston Massachusetts opens a 12 room three story nursery run by registered nurses Agnes E Wedhan and Mary M Lewis. Mothers may leave children from birth to school age for rest or trips. Fees are 1 dollar per day 5 dollars per week weekend 10 dollars per week or 15 dollars for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Todds Bear Lane
Agnes E Wedhan
Mary M. Lewis
Oregon Service Releases Two Educational Movies
Corvallis Oregon residents were exposed to 72 educational motion pictures released by the general extension service of Oregon’s higher education system. Head U S Burt said the films were shown at 9 990 meetings and viewed by 1 640 787 people, used by the Oregon State Grange Farmers Union community clubs civic groups and many schools both grade and high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
General Extension Service
Oregon System of Higher Education
U. S. Burt
Burt
Oregon State Grange
The
Farmers Union
Evacuation Ordered for Madrid Refugees
Civil Governor Luis Alarcon ordered immediate evacuation to home towns for 200000 refugees living in Madrid. The move aims to relieve crowded shelters and speed relief distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Luis Alarcon
Elyria Ministerial Association Meeting Report
The Elyria Ministerial Association met at the First Congregational Church office with Dr. Wm. Muir Auld as president and Rev. Will J. Foster Rev. Ernest Irion Rev. Ralph Neighbour and Rev. A. E. Kemp in attendance. A vote of thanks was given to Y M C A organizer Carl Wagner and the recent religious census workers. A special April 27 meeting was set to discuss association business and Gideons Bible Day April 23 was approved with churches planning cooperative programs through their ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Ministerial Association
First Congregational Church
Wm. Muir Auld
Will J. Foster
Ernest Irion
Ralph Neighbour
A. E. Kemp
Carl Wagner
Gideons
Bricker Names 2 To Bank Advisory Board
Governor Bricker announced the appointment of William W. Woodward of Piqua and Lewis Laylen of Cleveland to the State Banking Advisory Board for terms beginning immediately and ending February 1, 1942. They replace W. A. Blicke of Bucyrus and James R. Clark of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bricker
William W. Wood I
Piqua
Lewis Laylen
Cleveland
State Banking Advisory Board
W. A. Blicke
Bucyrus
James R. Clark
Cincinnati
Rivercomb to be arraigned on reckless driving charge
Robert Rivercomb of 1505 West Avenue is to be arraigned in police court this afternoon on a charge of reckless driving. Patrolmen Francis Callahan and James Boggs arrested him at 3 20 a m today on Gulf road where they said he was driving 60 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rivercomb
West Avenue
Francis Callahan
James Boggs
Jim
Gulf Road
Elyria Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Lucian J. Norman of 205 Harvard Avenue was fined one dollar and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for disorderly conduct. He was arrested on Broad Street at 12 50 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian J. Norman
Harvard Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Broad Street
Queen Geraldine of Albania Reported Seriously Ill
An Athens dispatch to Intransigeant reports Queen Geraldine of Albania is seriously ill with puerperal fever. A prominent gynecologist was summoned from Athens to treat her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Paris
Athens
Today
Geraldine
Public Auction at Oberlin for Farm Stock and Equipment
Health issues prompt sale of 2 horses and 21 cattle with Holsteins and Guernseys, dairy stock, poultry, hay, grain, and a wide range of Implements. Auction 9:30 am April 12 at residence 4 miles west and 4 miles north of Oberlin, near Henrietta Hill. lunch served by Henrietta M. E. Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Henrietta Hill
Rhode Island
Fordson
John Deere
McCormick
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Y. M.C. A. Circus
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
House
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
Homegrowers Market
Murdach
DAL
Leghorn
PeeToy
Orys Mistasa
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
la Grange Group
Istanbu
Sions
Belden
Sudro - Curtis
Mrs
LEAR
Pex
Paradise
Lady Atiennant
Oregon Service
Leonard H. Buchs
R. F. Clark
Ohio
C. F. Spitler
Henrietta M. E. Ladies Aid
Rorick
Swami
H. R. Rorick
2Nd Street
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