Elyria In Running For National Health Contest Prizes
Elyria and Lorain County remain in the running for national health prizes as 45 judging rounds near completion. Elyria is among 15 cities in the 20 000 to 50 000 population group and Lorain County among 11 counties in the northeastern division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
American Public Health Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Flyria
Auburn
N. Y
Aurora
Elmira
Greenwich
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Gallipolis
Ohio
Richland
Fayette
Sixty-Seven Elyria Boys to Be Guests of Honor
Sixty-seven Elyria boys who have won YMCA symnasium awards will be guests of honor Friday night at the monthly boys division membership party. Kenneth Hicks, boys work secretary, announced the event. More than 100 boys are expected to attend the 7 p.m. gathering in the boys division lobby with a planned program and refreshments. open to all Elyria boys regardless of YMCA membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Y. M. C. A. Symnasium
Kenneth Hicks
Hicks
Akron Editor Cited For Contempt
Walter Morrow editor of the Akron Times-Press faced a contempt citation by Common Pleas Judge Walter Wanamaker for violating a court injunction by publishing a partial list of April grand jurors and witnesses. The judge called the action an experimental enforcement in the spirit of the law, marking Summit County history's first publication of juror and witness names. Morrow's remedy, as stated, was habeas corpus to the court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. C
Walter Morrow
Akron Times-Press
Common Pleas
Walter Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Mor Ton
Court of Appeals
County Awards Slag Purchase for Avon Village Road Upgrade
County commissioners approved buying 200 tons of slag for Avon Village improvement of Mills road. Slag to be transported and applied by the village at a cost of 1.05 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Village
Mills Road
Elyria Eagles Minstrel Show Tonight at 8:15
Special notice invites Elyria Eagles members and wives to The Greater Minstrel Show on Thursday April 15 at 8 15 PM. Official receipt serves as ticket. attendees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagle
Elyria Eagles Greater Minstrel Show
Finds Her Sister Burned To Death
SPRINGFIELD O April 14 Mrs Roy Harvey 59 Urbana was found burned to death today in her sister Mrs William McCulloughs home Mrs McCullough woke from gas fumes and found four stove burners near maximum intensity The coroner said it appeared self inflicted but there was no formal finding Harvey had come here a week ago to recuperate from an operation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Roy Harvey
Urbana
William McCullough
McCullough
Harry W Yearley Dies After Short Illness in Elyria
Harry W Yearley 4, of 135 Mendelcourt Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 00 AM after a four day illness. Born in Muskingum County he lived in Elyria thirteen years worked as a moulder at Fox Furnace. Survived by wife Ada M Yearley five children two daughters in law and three sons, parents Mr and Mrs Frank W Yearley, one brother and one sister. Funeral services Friday at 10 30 AM Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Dr E J Bond officiating Brookdale Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Yearley
Mendelcourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Yearly
MuskKingum County
Elyria
Fox Furnace Company
M. E. Church
Ashland
Ohio
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Ada M. Yearley
Russell
Harry, Jr
James
Carl Carnes
Canton
Albert Slaughter
Frank W. Yearley
Zanesville
Charles H. Yearley
Mable Whitlinger
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Brookdale Cemetery
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Tuttle Dies in Washington Home
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Tuttle died at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles McGrew in Washington D C. The body will be shipped to Nichols Funeral Home for services likely Saturday with announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Tuttle
Charles McGrew
Washington, D. C
Nichols Funeral Home
Revival Services At Church Of The Nazarene
Warnings against seeking refuge through good deeds without Christ’s saving power were voiced at the revival campaign at the Church of the Nazarene. The evangelist urged conclusion to Christ and noted five nights remain. all meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Applications For CCC Camp Enrollments Open Targeted to Youth
Ernest E. Holmes, Lorain County relief director and selecting agent, asks young men from needy families to apply for CCC enrollment on April 19. Applications are taken at 308 Depot Street Elyria. The program offers physical growth, educational training, and family financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Ernest E. Holmes
Lorain County
Holmes
Depot Street
Elyria
Elyria High School Authorized to Continue Association Membership
Elyria High School has again been unqualifiedly approved for continued membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The decision was announced today by G. H. Reavis, state chairman for the association. Membership is granted only to schools meeting the association's standards for facilities and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
G. H. Reavis
Association
Chief Stankard Returns After Family Bereavement
Police Chief E J Stankard resumed duties at City Hall after missing a day to attend the funeral of his uncle Michael Raferty who died at 89 following a lingering illness in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
City Hall
Stankard
Bellevue
Michael Raferty
Remembering Our Own Weakness When Impatient with Others
A reflective line cautions patience toward frail souls by recalling that one once shared similar weakness. It urges humility and self awareness before judging others.
Ruskin Proposes Women as Key to Ending War
The article notes Ruskin's belief that women, if they wished, could bring an end to war, framing gender influence as a path to global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Scouts To Hold Parents Night In Oberlin
Boy Scout troop No. 102 of the Methodist church in Oberlin will host its annual Parents Night Dinner at 7 30 PM. New Scouts Edward Bosworth Donald Burneson Arthur Dudley Robert Hamilton James McGranth Charles Paddock Robert Salisbury Clair Siddall Huber Wheeler and Richard Wright will be invested. Patrol leaders Robert Hartson Dave Hildner and Phil Hildner will be installed. Merit badges and rank promotions will be awarded. Moving pictures from Area Camporee and Camp Lakeshore will close the program. All interested in scouting are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Methodist Church
C. E. Wigton
S. Lee Whiteman
R. W. William, Jr
Firelands
Thomas G. Allen
Richard Newcomb
Edward Bosworth
Donald Burneson
Arthur Dudley
Robert Hamilton
James McGranh
Charles Paddock
Robert Salisbury
Clair Siddall
Huber Wheeler
Richard Wright
Robert Hartson
Dave Hildner
Phil Hildner
Richard Grills
George Jackson
Jack Templeton
Oberlin
Camp Lakeshore
Entertains Club Hosts Readings at East College Street
Mrs John Wood hosted the Nineteenth Century club at her East College street home Tuesday afternoon. The program featured It Had to Happen by Mrs C J Wright with participants Mrs L H Tru fant Mrs W D Hobbs and Mrs Charles Shreffler. Dainty refreshments followed a social hour. guests included Mrs Clyde Gilbert and Mrs R P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
East College Street
C. J. Wright
L. H. Trufant
W. D. Hobbs
Charles Shreffler
Clyde Gilbert
R. P
Litchfield Chapter O. E. S. to Meet Tonight
Litchfield Chapter O. E. S. will gather at the chapter rooms Thursday evening April 15 at 7 50 for a regular meeting with initiatory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. E. S
Litchfield
Musical Romance shower honors Miss Stephan
Mrs. D. T. Lloyd entertained Miss Janet Stephan and South Street friends at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening with a Musical Romance theme. Friday evening hostesses Mrs. Marian Knopf Kahl and her mother welcomed Stephan and friends for another shower. Stephan received many gifts at both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Lloyd
Janet Stephan
South Street
Marian Knopf Kahl
Congregational Church Services and Visits Report
Congregational church holds united services at 10 o clock with sermon by F H Schott. Young People meet at George Round home with Lawrence Johnson leader. Visitors include Miss Charlott Murrey and Mr Albert Burnham from Toledo. Numerous local calls and weekend visits noted among Kelloggs, Langdons, Dennises, and Rauschers. Dorothy Ausmuth spent weekend with Geraldine Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
F. H. Schott
Young People’s Society
George Round
Lawrence Johnson
Charlott Murrey
Albert Burnham
Toledo
Schott
Cleveland
Robert Spooner
Nichols
William Spieth
Fred Johnson
Helen Rauscher
Erhart
Orrin Kellogg
Clark Langdon
Grafton
John Langdon
Harry Dennis
Elyria
Crawford
Charles Thomas
Dorothy Ausmuth
Geraldine Kellogg
Sunday Socials See Nearby Families Visit Friends
Mrs J J Vaughn of Elyna and Mildred Carpenter of Cleveland called on Walter Canfield and the Canfields Sunday. Dell Eaken, wintering in Florida, returned home Saturday. Ralph Morehouse of Norwalk visited Newton Morehouse at A J Holmes and took him home. Carl Gott with William McEndree of Wellington and John Welsh of Ashland called at F D Gott home. John Fletterich and Beaumont Fletterich of Cleveland visited L E Aufmuth home. Eugene Aufmuth of Cleveland also joined Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vaughn
Elyna
Mildred Carpenter
Cleveland
Walter Canfield
Wade Canfield
MS Turner
Dell Eaken
Florida
Ralph Morehouse
Norwalk
Newton Morehouse
A. J. Holmes
Carl Gott
Local social notes from Cleveland and Fremont visits
Mrs. Guy Jenne spent last week with her brother and wife in Cleveland. Dr. Engle Miss Dorothy Weeks and Mr. Rhoden from Fremont were Sunday dinner guests in the William Baish home. Mrs. Lydia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Jenne
Ellsworth Swanker
Cleveland
Engle
Dorothy Weeks
Mr. Rhoden
Fremont
William Baish
Lydia
Wood couple hosting club meeting on April 27
Harvey and Mrs. Dudley Wood will host the club at their home with Mrs. W. D. Hobbs as hostess for the next regular meeting on April 27.
Doctor Bliss to speak at First Church Forum
Dr Edward L Bliss retired and living in Oberlin will address the First Church Forum in the James Brand House at 730 pm Thursday. A former medical missionary in China for forty one years he founded an experimental farm with a herd of registered cattle to combat deficiency diseases from poor quality milk and will recount his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Bliss
Oberlin
James Brand
Bliss
China
Showu
Foo Chow
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Lester Looney Yonkers NY
Announcement of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Looney of Yonkers New York on April S. Mrs. Looney formerly Alma Willis is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T S Willis of Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Looney
Yonkers, N. Y
Looney
Alma Willis
T. S. Willis
Elmwood Place
B P Women Meet in Lorain at Doris Houff Home
The Business and Professional Women's club gathered in Lorain last evening at Mrs. Doris Houff’s home with eighteen members present. One new member was voted in during the business meeting. A program of stunts followed by a social time and refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lorain
Doris Houff
Berlin Heights Temple Inspection Draws Local Representation
The Oberlin Pythian Sister Temple and the Knights of Pythias attended the annual inspection in Berlin Heights last evening. Local participants included Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Blaskmer Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Papworth M. and Mrs. V. W. Rosa Mrs. Gladys Paddock Mrs. Harvey Pratt and Mrs. Ray Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Pythian Sister Temple
Knights of Pythias
Berlin Heights
D. L. Blaskmer
W. M. Papworth
V. W. Rosa
Gladys Paddock
Harvey Pratt
Ray Hall
Miss Elma Pratt Leaves for New York City
Miss Elma Pratt former student and director of the International School of Art departs for New York City after a several day stay with Mr and Mrs George M Jones in their home Miss Pratt attended a college class of 1912 tea hosted by Mrs Jones and Mrs Lyons and her mother Mrs Holgate spent the weekend with Curtis Holgate and family in Cuyahoga Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Pratt
New York City
George M. Jones
Pratt
International School of Art
Jones
Community Social Roundup and School Announcement
Ferrick and Raymond Ferrick of Strongsville visited Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arthur McDavit of Wellington had supper with Mr and Mrs Baish. Frances Lloyd returned home from Lodi hospital Friday. The school board rehired Mr Oberlitner as superintendent for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrick
Raymond Ferrick
Strongsville
Arthur McDavit
Wellington
Baish
Frances Lloyd
Lodi Hospital
Mr. Oberlitner
Conditional pardon granted for Lawson then revoked
In Tallahassee on April 14 the state pardon board granted Robert N. Lawson a conditional pardon to seek TB treatment, but yesterday revoked it after Lawson allegedly stole a car and forged a check en route to the hospital. A Chicago patrol wagon with 16 passengers stalled en route to jail. a prisoner stepped out to readjust the carburetor for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Robert N. Lawson
Lawson
Chicago
Housemaid's knee cases in Ohio show 25 of 27 men
In Ohio last year 27 reported cases of housemaid's knee to the state bureau of occupational diseases and 25 of the sufferers were men. The report highlights a gender disparity in this occupational ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
State Bureau of Occupational Diseases
UC Professor Confuses Friday for Chemistry Lesson
In Berkeley on April 14 Professor T D Stewart lectured a crowded University of California room for 1 hour 20 minutes. Students alternated between disinterest and wide grins until the professor realized his mistake and quipped that he thought it was Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
T D. Stewart
University of California
Man Returns Stolen Radio After Insurance Claim
Roy J. Woods collected insurance on a radio stolen from his car then bought a second-hand radio, had it delivered for installation, and found it was his own. Jack Gray, pawn shop owner, and his handyman were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roy J. Woods
Jack Gray
Judge Lattimer and Garcia clash in Pueblo court
In Pueblo Jose Garcia faced Police Magistrate Warren Lattimer on a drunkenness charge. Garcia argued that everybody drinks, while the magistrate disagreed and fined him ten dollars for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Jose Garcia
Warren Lattimer
Garcia
Doloth
Elyrians Sing At Norwalk Banquet
Music by the Elyrians quartet highlighted a banquet at Norwalk High School attended by about 450 farmers and livestock breeders. Indiana Governor M. Clifford Townsend and Cleveland Mayor Harold Burton spoke. the quartet featured Harland Brown Robert Burns Walter Smith and Allan Van Wormer with Eugene St Marie. The group plans multiple appearances in the spring and summer across local cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Norwalk High School
M. Chfford Townsend
Indiana
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Allan van Wormer
Eugene St. Marie
600 Strikers Reject Secret Ballot in Potters Walkout
In East Liverpool Ohio on April 14, about 600 warehouse strikers in eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia potteries rejected a proposed secret ballot to decide on returning to work. National Brotherhood of Operative Potters President James M. Duffy had revoked the charter of the local union after labeling the strike outlaw and had requested the secret ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
West Virginia
James M. Duffy
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Divorce suit filed by Gertrude Juchem in Ridgeville
Gertrude Juchem sues for divorce from John Juchem on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1900 and have four children. HOLOC filed foreclosures against Roberta Saddler in Oberlin for 2808 dollars and against Julia Fisher in Lorain for 3017 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Juchem
John Juchem
Ridgeville
The
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Roberta Saddler
Oberlin
Julia Fisher
Lorain
Egeland Company Sues Nichols Over Painting Contract
The Egeland Wall Paper and Paint Company filed a lawsuit against Anna K. Nichols of Amherst seeking 120 dollars on an alleged painting contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egeland Wall Paper and Paint Company
Anna K. Nichols
Amherst
Lorain Car Crash Plaintiffs Seek $5,000 in Suit
Tom Bronovich sues Paul Lukovics for personal injuries from a January 16 1935 collision on East 31st Street in Lorain. Four victims join other suits including Bertha and Joseph Skapin and Anna Bronovich. A separate verdict awarded Bertha Skapin $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bronovich
Lorain
Paul Lukovics
D. A. Cook
Bronovich
East 31St Street
Bertha
Joseph Skapin
Anna Bronovich
Bertha Skapin
State Briefs From Columbus to Bucyrus and Middleport
A family of nine from Joplin Missouri travels toward New York City seeking work, averaging about 20 miles a day in a 700 mile trek. Bucyrus bans all fireworks and firecrackers though public displays remain allowed. A foxhound once sold to a Tennessee buyer returns home to its former owner in Middleport, wagging its tail as if never away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Miller
Margaret
New York City
Joplin
Missouri
Bucyrus
Middleport
Tennessee
J. A
Jividen
Pr. Jividen
Apple Festival Planned by Lake County Orchardists
In Painesville Lake County orchardists plan an Apple Festival for next fall in the heart of a wealthy apple region. Athens Master Arthur Boyles III was born with two teeth in his lower gums, a one in a thousand event. Three weeks later the two teeth were extracted due to loose surrounding skin and potential swallowing risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Lake County
Athens
Arthur Boyles III
Arthur
Wisconsin’s Largest State Forest Highlights
The northern forest spans about 140000 acres and sits 1600 feet above sea level. It contains 150 lakes and represents the state’s largest forest area with diverse woodland and water features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Fur output value reported for Dominion of Canada year ending July 1935
In the fur trade year ended July 1935, Canada recorded a raw fur output valued at 12 843 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Lorain County PTA Elects Leaders Seeks Unified Education Plan
The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations held its spring meeting electing Edna Taylor and Lola Wigert to two year posts while reminding the need for a program uniting school church and home. Rev R S Tuck urged training for leisure and E L Bailey stressed preparing children for increased free time. Membership rose 32 percent to 1952 across units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Tiny
Cimer Lore
Brownhelm
A. H. Goodspeed
East Carlisle
Lilian Hardy
Vincent
R. S. Tuck
Wooster
E. L. Bailey
Plymouth
Berea College
Kentucky
Werner Zilch
Eaton High School
A. K. Stevenson
Harry Salisbury
Eaton P. T. A
Love
C. A. Gibbons
Andrew Rawson
North Central
Covert Ensemble
Eight Deputies Elected by Ohio Episcopal Church
The Protestant Episcopal church of Ohio elected eight deputies to attend the churchs triennial general convention in Cincinnati next October. Clergy reps: Dr Walter R Breed Cleveland Heights Dr W F Tunks Akron Dr H S Sidener Canton Dr G F Patterson Cleveland. Lay reps: William G Mather Cleveland Co C Cowin Berea J W Blake Akron Richard Inglis Cleveland. A standing committee was also named including Breed Stryker Redhead Stambaugh Mather Palmer Denison and Julian Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Protestant Episcopal Church of Ohio
Cincinnati
Walter R. Breed
Cleveland Heights
W. F. Tunks
Akron
H. S. Sidener
Canton
G. F. Patterson
Cleveland
William G. Mather
Co. C. Cowin of Berea, J. W. Blake
Richard Inglis
Dr. Breed
L. W. S. Stryker
Youngstown
Edwin B. Redhead
Elyria
B. Z. Stambaugh
Mather
E. W. Palmer
R. F. Denison
Julian Fowler
Oberlin
City Hall Janitor Resigns After DUI Arrest
Julius Vanderson, city hall janitor for 14 years, resigns effective tomorrow after last Sunday arrest for driving while intoxicated. He is to be tried before Mayor Don A. Baird tomorrow. No replacement named yet, Service Director J D Faxon reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Vanderson
J. D. Faxon
Vanderson
Don A. Baird
Faxon
Destruction of Two Slot Machines Reported
Police report that two seized slot machines were destroyed last week and their contents returned to the owner Chief E J Stankard said. The 25 cent and 5 cent machines contained $86.80 which was handed to Russell Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Russell Moran
Cleveland Market Update on Produce Eggs and Potatoes
Market notes show steady prices for butter and live poultry while eggs remain unsettled with various grade prices listed. Potatoes and corn futures appear mixed with ranges for Idaho russets and U. S. No. 2 whites, and minor activity in wheat and other grains.
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Steady Across Classes
Receipts totaling 300 cattle show steady market with choice steers 1100 pounds and up at 21.00, 1200 and 750-1100 pounds at 11.00, common 7.00 to 8.50. calves 500 head steady with top 11.50 for choice to prime. Sheep and lambs 120 head steady. wool and clipped ranges listed. Hogs Receipts 1800 with prices rising about 0.15, including 250-300 pounds at 10.10, 220-250 at 10.25, and 160-180 at 19.25 for Yorkers.
Grain and Produce Prices From Market Report
The notice lists commodity prices for WHEAT No 2 red at 1.44 1.45 and No 1 red at 1.40 1.41, CORN No 2 yellow around 1.30s to 1.27, and OATS No 2 white about 0.58 to 0.59. Butter priced at 36 cents per pound and eggs at 21 to 22 cents for extras, with track and rate notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATS
Grain and Feed Prices From Sheets Elevator and Montana Milling
Quotations on grain hay and straw show prices per bushel for car lots and per barrel for flour. Oats No 3 59c, Corn No 3 yellow 1.35, Wheat No 2 red 1.45, Flour jobbing 8.90 to 9.10, millfeeds and various bran and meal values listed, plus hay and straw grades from Timothy to clover and alfalfa with prices ranging from 9.75 to 25.00 per ton or per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timothy
Chicago Poultry and Butter Quotations Summary
Chicago market quotations show live poultry including reds broilers and turkeys, with prices per pound and by weight, plus butter prices for creamery products. Listings name varieties and prices such as Leghorns, White Rock, Plymouth Rock, and various hen and duck categories, along with butter grade scores and tubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
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Wyandotte
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the O'Donnel Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Union St
DR. Bliss
United Press
Real Cleaners
County Council of
Ohio Episcopal Church
Crystal
U. S
Idaho
Maine
Hastings
Texas
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Green Mountains
U.S
Suysite Sibetar
Gemand
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Grain
Sederis
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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