University Club Expands Membership Amid Plans for Summer Formal
Credentials of 44 Elyria graduates and former students from 26 colleges were approved by the University Club executive committee, qualifying them for membership. Meetings are the first Monday monthly as plans begin for a summer formal and a special April 22 Y M C A meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Wion
University Club
F. J. Gordon Jr
Dana Morris
Donald Bord
Nathan Gezunterman
Fenton McClure
Robert Altfeld
Preston L. Coone
Russell Stokley
Robert Bainbridge
Paul Mortimer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Baylor
University of Kentucky
University of Illinois
Chicago Tech
Washington and Jefferson
Dartmouth
Renssalaer Polytechnical Institute
Wisconsin
Virginia
West Virginia
Purdue
Iowa
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ohio Northern
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Hiram
Miami
Wittenberg
University of Akron
Governor urges unity to fund economy plan in Senate push
The governor appeals for neighborly support in a stamp drive to fund the economy plan. He notes 13 Republican senators and one Democrat, Sep William Foss, opposed the extra appropriation. He says his office ran out of stamps and seeks quicker replies to citizen letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William Foss
Mercer County
Nagy Pleads Guilty in Court Over Restaurant Incident
Robert Bodie Nagy of this city pleaded guilty to intoxication after being arrested at the Crystal restaurant on Court street. He was arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster and fined five dollars plus costs in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Bodie’ Nagy
Nagy
Crystal
Court Street
W. H. Vanoster
Magnesium based flashlight powder composition
The substance described is a mixture of powdered magnesium combined with one or more oxygen rich compounds. It highlights magnesium as the primary metal and emphasizes the role of oxidizers in producing bright reactions.
Confirmation Service At Grace Church Princeton
A special Sunday service at Grace Church Princeton begins at 10:30 AM with seven youths confessing faith and a church confirmation rite. The class includes Ruth Meinke Jean Reichard Elsie Stoll Harry Benford William Ehlke Donald Ducker and Richard Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Ruth Meinke
Jean Reichard
Elsie Stoll
Harry Benford
Willam Ehlke
Donald Ducker
Richard Schmidt
Grace Church
Princeton
Fast River Street
F. J. Schumm
Wilfred Block
Plex
Faure
le Mare
Gaines
Leonard Krugman
van de Water
Sermons and music mark First Methodist service schedule
Rev Dr Edward J Bond will preach on The Kingdom of God at 10 45 AM with baptism and a 730 PM sermon on Great is Diana at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The Yours People Chorus sings Dear Land of Home from Finlandia. Marian Sponseller directs with Jean Little on piano, Robert T Moore sings Come Unto Me, Eleanor Highgate plays On Wings of Song, choir duties by Louise Brown organist Parker. Epworth League devotions at 630 PM led by Tom Vaughn, address by Dr E J Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Edward J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
Br Parker
Louise Brown
Dwight Burr
Diana
Yours People
Tom Vaughn
E. J. Bond
Husband and Wife Bible Class Invites Mixed Group
The Husband and Wife class of the Church of Christ on Second and Chapel streets invites all interested couples to Bible school Sunday at 9:39 a.m. in the church auditorium. Captains lead Gold and Green sides in the Bible Ecopo contest, with Mrs O F Fist chairing and Rev EF W Allen teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Chapel Streets
Church
Bible Ecopo
L. E. Haglund
Floyd Walters
O. F. Fist
Husbad
EF. W. Allen
Anwiag Ragid
Confirmation Service At St Pauls Evangelical
In the morning service at St Pauls Evangelical church a class of fourteen will publicly testify their faith and join the church by confirmation. Names include June Barnhart Harold Dalinke Robert Costall Eileen Dumke Alfred Emery George Greenich Lillian Gunder George Hearne Paul Irion Kathryn Mischka Steve Pollock Carl Shaffstall Edward Shaffstall Edith Worthington Musical pieces and a Palm Branches anthem accompany the service. An afternoon German Lent service, a reunion evening service, and Holy Communion follow with a final English Lenten service Friday evening observing Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
June Violet Barnhart
Harold Lewis Dalinke
Robert Earl Costall
Eileen Agnes Dumke
Alfred Junior Emery
George Pdantel Greenich
Lillian Helen Gunder
George Milton Hearne
Paul Ernat Irion
Kathryn Marie Mischka
Steve Joseph Pollock
Carl William Shaffstall
Edward Fredrick Shaffstall
Edith Lucille Worthington
Mailly
Capoce
Tellman
F. C. Ruth
Faure-Wilson
A. J. Pitman
Russell Manns
Confirmands Union
American Bible Society
Young Peoples’ League
Sermon and Revival at First Baptist Church Sunday
Dr. R. E Neichbour will preach on Go at morning services. The Assistant Pastor will address The Fountain of Life in the evening as Easter Revival continues through Sunday night and the week. Special music planned. Friday night marked peak attendance and strong response. Public invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E Neichbour
First Baptist Church
Church Services and Meetings At First United Presbyterian
Rev George A Brown pastor will preach on Faith at 7 45 tomorrow morning at the First United Presbyterian Church East Avenue and Second Street Bible School 9 34 am adult lesson Christ the Savior John 3 4 17 Romans 5 12 Philippians 2 5 11 young peoples societies devotional study 6 39 pm Men s Missionary League meets Monday 7 39 pm annual meeting reports officers business new committees appointed by Cleveland Presbytery all men urged to attend Come and See conference supper Wednesday 7 39 pm soul winning work invited Pastor with chair to lead worship at Pleasant View Sanatorium tomorrow afternoon April 14 4 09 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Second Street
Men's Missionary League
Cleveland Presbberry
League
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Judges Named For Crafts Exhibit At Oberlin
Three Lorain County artists and craftsmen will judge the first county exhibit of local works. The show at Oberlin College Allen Art Museum runs April 25 to 28 with entries due April 15. Judges are Henry Hunt Clark Henry G Keller and Raymond H Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Allen Art Museum
Oberlin
Henry Hunt Clark
Cleveland School of Art
Henry G. Keller
Cleveland
Raymond H. Stetson
Oberlin College
William H. Brown
Mark T. Byers
Elyria
Byers
Art Museum
Panni Petro
Vie Avenue
Lorain
Prof. Brown
Arts and Crafts Guild
Boston
Dr Pierce to Speak Monday on Columbia Network
Dr Josephine L Pierce, obos candidate for president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will speak via the Columbia network on April 15 from 1:00 to 1:15 p m EST. The talk titled Objectives of the Cubs has been arranged by station WBNS Columbus as a courtesy to Ohio clubwomen seeking an Ohio woman leader for the federation, which enrolls two million members in the United States and in two foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine L. Pierce
Obo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbia Network
General Federation of Women’s Cubs
WBNS
Columbus
Ohio Club
Ohio
United States
Nixies the Misaddressed Mail Sorting Nomenclature
A historical note explains that "Nixies" is the term used for letters that arrive illegibly or with improper addressing at the post office, a labeling used by mail sorters to flag misaddressed items.
Burglary Report At Oberlin High School
Deputy sheriffs investigated a burglary at Oberlin High School last night. Entry was gained by breaking a glass in the office door. desks were ransacked but apparently nothing was taken. Fingerprints were collected from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Nauvod
Paul Chapman
Oberlin High School
Hoover Warns Of Solicitation By Unofficial Photo Project
Frank W. Hoover hospital superintendent reports a photographer canvassing the city to sell baby pictures. The copier claims Gates hospital for Crippled Children will share proceeds, but Hoover says the hospital is not involved, unaware of the project, and using the hospital name is unauthorized.
Mather Found Guilty in Indecent Exposure Trial
Albert Mather of 317 East Avenue was found guilty of indecent exposure in police court before Mayor W. H. Vanoster. Arrested Thursday evening the defendant pleaded not guilty at arraignment yesterday. The complaint named a 14 year old Seventh street girl and her 7 year old brother as witnesses. The mayor planned to impose sentence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mather
East Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Mather
Seventh Street
Vanter
Number Three Plan Changes for Water Main Project
The proposal would permit a 30 inch main instead of 36 inches and improve the original plan. Powell cited a $75,000 tank cost and said the arrangement would faster meet heavy demand, aid fire protection, and reduce pumping load during big fires. The 24 inch main to Broad Street near East River Street was scrapped due to finances, but the overall force main project remains intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Powel
Broad Street
East River Street
Istanbul Professor To Give Series Of 3 Talks At Oberlin
Istanbul professor Dr. Edgar J. Fister, former Robert College leader, will present three lectures in Oberlin over Sunday and Monday. The topics cover Palm Sunday in Asia Minor across 55 A D to 1935, Istanbul geography and the Bosphorus, and Art and Architecture in Istanbul, reflecting his Near East experience and postwar regional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Edgar J. Fister
Robert College
Istanbul
Constantinople
Fairchild Chapel
Asia Minor
Bosphorus
Fisher
Near East
Central
Europe
Eastern
Western
Asia
Sermon Topic and Church Events at Chee Church
Edgar W. Alven announces the sermon topic Love's Labour as the main message at the Chee Church on Sunday with a varied program of religious services. The calendar includes a travel talk and stereopticon pictures followed by a 15 minute address titled Earth-Quaked Into the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Alven
Chee
Adel
Mont
Coal firm awarded large concrete reinforcement contract
Murvach Coal and Supply Company won an 812,000 contract to reinforce concrete. Mead Peter was named as the contract foreman. The commission also awarded bids for fencing, oils, grease and kerosene, with multiple suppliers listed and many smaller awards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Murvach Coal and Supply Company
Tent Dare
Mead Peter
Ear
Ier
Sanwey
Ely
Tia Fence Company
Cive- Service
Canfield
Spencer
Human nature and the soul in historical thought
A compact reflection on how human nature has long been viewed as veiled and complex. The piece suggests that debates about the inner life persist across centuries, shaping attempts to understand motives, virtue, and the mind. It emphasizes enduring curiosity rather than definitive answers.
Conservatory Senior Will Give Recital
Miss Amy Blackir, pupil of Professor Bruce Davis of the Operiin Conservatory of Music, will present her senior organ recital Monday evening at 8:39 in Finner Chapel. The program includes Prelude, Fugue, and Chaconne by Buxtehude, D'aguin pieces, On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring by Delius, arr by Aric Fea, Symphony No. 3 in Vienna, Maestose, Canillene, Inter merin, Adagio, Final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Blackir
Bruce Davis
Operiin Conservatory of Music
Mondarevresing
Finner Chapel
Aguin
Heger-Ducasse
Delius
First Church Offers 3 Special Services
Three Holy Week services will be held at the First Church in Oberlin. Sunday evening at 3:54 p m Dr Richards will discuss the Prodigal Son parable. Choir singing and devotions fill the program. Holy Thursday Communion is set for April 18 at 7 30 p m with readings from last week. Friday evening service follows at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dr. Richards
Addres Burt
Record of the crucifixion reading and directed prayer
The service plan emphasizes a lengthy reading of the crucifixion record with directed prayer and meditation and will occupy most of the time. Special music is planned for both of the weekday services.
Dean Graham to Preach at First Methodist Church
Dean Graham of the Oberlin School of Theology will preach Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church on Christ's Triumph. The service closes a series of Lenten meditations aiding church and community welfare. Holy Week services run nightly at eight with Rev. Whiteman and Mr. Patrick directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Graham
Oberlin School of
Baptism Sermon by Rev. Crocker at First Baptist
On Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church Rev. Bert ram Crocker will preach his 16th sermon in a series on the disciples titled Matthew The Social Leper. Special music by Bernardo Campagni. Sunday evening at 7 39 a Pro-Taste Vesper service features Palm-Waving Christians. Cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
Matthew
Bernardo Campagni
New York City
Methodist supper meeting at Miss Elvahaidain home
The Methodist aestigi will meet Monday at 1602 East Lorain Street for a 7:39 pot luck supper. Mrs. Harry Aters of Grafton road underwent an appendicitis operation Thursday at Alien hospital and is reported to be recovering. Eloise Proper, daughter of Mrs. Grace Proper, is seriously ill in the Cleveland Clinic. Mrs. Proper is in Cleveland with her daughter. Dr. H. F. Vaughn of Chicago visited Oberlin this week and Mrs. Vaughn is now with relatives in Moreneld, Michigan. Howard Butler, county prosecutor, addressed the Oberlin Business Men's club on his work and cited cases before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aters
Grafton Road
Alien Hospital
Eloise Proper
Grace Proper
Cleveland Clinic
Oberlin Inn
Ordered To Furnish $100 Peace Bonds
George Kenska and Edmund Whitbeck of Elyria were each ordered to furnish $100 peace bonds by 6 p m Monday by Justice Joseph Petro after a hearing on peace warrant proceedings filed by Nelson Krugman a truck operator who claims these men threatened him if he hauled materials to and from the Steel and Tubes Company where union workers are on strike. The bonds are to be in effect two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenska
Edomund Whitbeck
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Nelson Krugman
Steel and Tubes Company
Bitten by dog during door to door sales
Mary Brink of South Prospect Street was bitten on the left leg by a dog yesterday while making house to house sales of Crippled Children seals. The wound was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children Seals
Mary Brink
South Prospect Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Death Record of Mrs Sarah MacDonald at 68
Mrs Sarah MacDonald 68 of 206 Park Avenue died Friday night at 11 at her daughter's home Mrs John A Tite in the city. Born in Toledo Ohio she had lived with her daughter for thirteen years. Surviving daughters Mrs Tite and Mrs L M Covey one son Henry three brothers and three sisters. Body at Nichols Funeral Home. funeral Monday at 1 90 p m Rev King of Euclid Avenue Baptist officiating. Burial Lake View Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah MacDonald
Park Avenue
John A. Tite
MacDonald
Toledo
Ohio
Tite
L. M. Covey
Pittsford
Michigan
Henry
Cleveland
Nichols Funeral Home
Rev
King
Euclid Avenues Baptist Church of
Lake View Cemetery
Obituary: Melvin Wm Beall Dies in Grafton Home
Melvin Wm Beall died at his home in Grafton on Friday afternoon at 2 09. Pneumonia caused his death. Born April 29 1934 in Seville Ohio he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Lane Beall. The casket was moved from Taylor Funeral Home to St Paul West Virginia this morning for burial on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Wm. Béall
Grafton
Seville
Ohio
Lane Beall
Taylor
St. Paul
West Virginia
Funeral Service for Mrs Lulu Sanders Held Sunday
Funeral service for Mrs Lulu Sanders will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:90 from the late home in Henrietta Township. She died at her home on April 1th, born September 6th, 1875. She married Omar Sanders on June 9, 1898. Surviving are her husband, one sister Mrs Charles Cook of Henrietta, and one brother Frank Page of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Sanders
Henrietta Township
Sanders
Omar Sanders
Charles Cook
Henrietta
Frank Page
Elyria
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Capri
Wellington Q April 13 Funeral services for Mrs Frank Capri will be held Monday morning at 10 00 from St Peter s church in Canton Ohio Burial will be made in Canton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Frank Capri
St. Peter’s Church
Canton
Ohio
Death of John Kolther in Henrietta Township
John Kolther of Henrietta Township died at Elyria Clinic. Born in Hungary, he farmed locally for fifteen years. His wife died December 23, 1954. He leaves four sons Joseph and Frank of Elyria Coleman and William, and a daughter Margaret. Body to Zilea Funeral Homes. Funeral Monday at 9:99 from South Amherst Nativity Church. Rev Ralph Steiner to officiate. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolther
Henrietta Township
Elyria Clincic
Hungary
Joseph
Frank
Elyria
Coleman
William
Margaret
Zilea Funeral Homes
South Amherst Nativity Church
Ralph Steiner
Calvary Cemetery
Death Notice Mrs Esther Miller of Cleveland
Mrs Esther Colgan Miller died at her Cleveland home. Survived by husband Peter two daughters and two sons. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 at St Thomas Aquinas Church Cleveland. Born in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Colgan Miller
Cleveland
Peter
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Millar
Death of Frank Smith 48 in Ridgeville Area
Frank Smith age 48 of North Ridgeville died yesterday at Elsria Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. Born March 14 1887 in North Ridgeville, he leaves father Peter Smith two brothers Leroy of Elsria and John of Ridgeville and sister Mrs Nick Martoger of Ridgeville. The body rests at Bittner Funeral Home with calling until Monday morning. Services at 9 39 from parlors and 10 99 from St Peter's Church Ridgeville officiated by Rev John N Rhein. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
North Ridgeville
Peter Smith
Elsria Memorial Hospital
Leroy Smith
Elsria
John Smith
Ridgeville
Nick Martoger
Bittner
St. Peter's Church
John N. Rhein
St. Peter's
Nicholas Smith 71 of Ridgeville Dies After Illness
Nicholas Smith 71 longtime Ridgeville resident died at his Station road home this morning after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. Survived by wife Christine two sons Peter of Emilia and Nicholas Jr and daughter Catherine at home a brother Peter of Elstia another brother John died March 6th Funeral services set for Tuesday at 7 PM from St Peters church Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Smith
Ridgeville
Station Road
Christine
Peter
Eimia
Nicholas
Catherine
Elstia
John
St. Peter's Church
Four girls urged to reject jewelry from others except fiancé kin
A brief note advises that four girls should never accept articles of jewelry from anyone except relatives of their fiancé, emphasizing caution in accepting gifts outside close family.
Markets and Chicago cash quotations report
Cleveland and Chicago market notes show mixed farm prices for produce poultry and potatoes. Receipts and on track figures given for eggs, butter, and poultry with prices for fowls, broilers, ducks, capons, and turkeys, plus wheat and corn quotes and regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hutter
Maine
Ohio
New York
Pool Fund Drive Aims to Build Gates Hospital Pool
The drive to fund a physiotherapy pool at Gates Hospital expands with seal sales and a repeat benefit of The Gay Pretenders at Gates School Auditorium on April 24. Proceeds, boosted by Elyria Memorial Hospital staff and St Agnes parish group, push the total past $2,500 with about $2,000 more needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jaffa
Gates Hospital
Lucille W. Mund
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thelma Bentley
Jaffa
Gates School
Ed. Kersnaw
Alice Walsh
Cues and Lines Dramatic Club
St. Agnes Parish
F. A. Lawrences
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Lawrence
Classified fragment listing various item codes and prices
Raw OCR fragment shows item codes and prices such as No 3 white bow, Harley, shed priced at 16 806 nineteen dollars. The text includes numeric strings and inconsistent labels, suggesting a catalog or inventory snippet with no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bow
Heane
Harley
Lover
Government Egg Prices Quoted By USDA Official
T Ro Butts, a local USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics representative, stated government graded egg prices to retailers. The quoted levels include U S extras large white and U S ex extras standards grade eggs in cases per dozen, with pri ces varying by grade and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ro Butts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
U U. S
Grain and feed prices from Cleveland exchanges report
Quotations from Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co show corn at No 3 yellow 97 1 20 to 98e, No 2 93 98 1 2c, oats No 3 white 58 53c, No 2 58 45 9 1 1e, wheat No 1 2 red 1.07 1 24 to L 081 2. No 2 1.96 1 28 1.07 1 2. Flour jobbing in ear-lot ranges, hay and straw prices for No 1 timothy to No 3 Amoethy, mill feeds, and cottonseed meals listed with varying percentages and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sheets Elevator Co
Seals to Aid Crippled Children Campaign Plans Detailed
About one hundred dollars worth of seals will be distributed to children and parents through schools. Clarence Collings of Cleveland, a pool builder and Allen associate, prepared the pool plans. In addition to Elyria, campaigns run in Oberlin Wellington and Grafton. Local drive led by Mrs. Herbert Cooke with street sales under Mrs. Roy Clymer and Mrs. E R Schneider. First campaign reports due at 7 p m next Tuesday at Elyria Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
New York
Chicago
Ohio
International Society
Clarence Collings
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Herbert Cooke
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Roy Clymer
E. R. Schneider
Friendship Club
Elyria Mmorial Hospital
Evening band and orchestra contests conclude large student turnout
A capacity crowd heard the morning contests as NUMBER TWO continued from Page 1. The afternoon will be devoted to orchestra contests, and the evening to band contests. More than 500 students took part in the morning contests, and more than 400 will have parts in the afternoon and evening contests.
Building permit issued for corner East Ave and Second St
City building inspector L P Kaiser issued a permit to Louis Heldrich contractor for a 26 by 29 foot building at an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. Property owned by NWN S Fitch leased to Sinclair Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Second Street
L. P. Kaiser
Louis Heldrich
NWN. S. Fitch
Sinclair Refining Company
Louie Raidi Arrested on Intoxication Charge
Louie Raidi of 230 West River Street was arrested last night on intoxication charges after police responded to a complaint at Cascade dance hall. He is to be tried later on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Raidi
West River Street
Raidi
Cascade Dance Hall
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Blue Bird Court Street
Pinness
Hartman Cart
Mystic
Lighthouse
Doe
China Shop
Lewis
First Methodist Church
Dr. Pierce
Oberlin High
Hoover
Paget
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
ACME
the O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Ohio Court St
Conservatory
First Church
M. FE. Church
Methodist Aestigi
Melvin W. Seall
Capri Funeral
John Kolher
Esther Miller
U. & Commercial
Florida
Bliss
Nec
Elyria Home For the
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of the North
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