Y M C A Circus Delights 800 Crowd in Final Show
A large crowd of about 800 filled the Y M C A gym last night for the second and final presentation of the annual circus. Luminous acts featured balls and arrows moving in the dark with no visible propulsion. The Red team led by Maynard Unger beat the White team led by Alex Traicoff eight to four in a glow ball game. Donald Boddy Jack Leber and Earl Hill from Stage Arts Studio performed, with gymnastic acts and clowns adding laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Maynard Unger
Alex Traicoff
Donald Boddy
Jack Leber
Earl Hill
Stage Arts Studio
Jolly Hustlers Elect Officers
West Carlisle girls club the Jolly Hustlers elected officers for the coming year at Ze da Schramm home Virginia Sipple became president with Patricia Fowl as vice president Marion Grobe secretary and treasurer Virginia Simms recreation leader Jane Mason news reporter and Harriette Mason sunshine treasurer Advisors include Miss Schramm Lois Eldred Doris Minnich and Marguerite Mason The group will focus on food and clothing projects Next meeting set for April 28 at Lois Eldred home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle
Zeda Schramm
Virginia Sipple
Patricia Fowl
Marion Grobe
Virginia Simms
Jane Mason
Harriette Mason
Sunshine
Miss Schramm
Lois Eldred
Doris Minnich
Marguerite Mason
Elyrians Quartet Performs at Western Reserve Mutuals Meet
The Elyrians Quartet led by Robert Burns Kenneth Sexton Alan Van Wormer and Harland Brown with Gene St Marie on piano performed at the Western Reserve Associated Mutuals annual convention in Wooster Ohio The Rev William Alexander of Toledo delivered the principal address with about 250 attendees at the dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Western Reserve Associated Mutuals
M. E. Church
Wooster
Robert Burns
Kenneth Sexton
Alan van Wormer
Harland Brown
Gene St. Marie
William Alexander
Toledo
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Applications Open
Emergency crop and feed loan applications for 1939 are being received at the county agricultural extension office by G L Huffman field supervisor of the Farm Credit Administration. Huffman attends the extension office each Tuesday for this purpose. Demand is substantial and loans are limited to farmers with small cash needs who cannot obtain credit elsewhere for growing 1939 crops or purchasing livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Office
G. . L. Huffman
Farm Credit Administration
Huffman
Home Council To Elect Next Week
The Lorain County Home Council will elect officers for the coming year at its final 1938 39 meeting hosted by Mrs G J Myers in Belden next Tuesday The session begins at 930 am with morning and afternoon meetings and continues its work with the county extension service for rural women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wool Growers To Ship First Lorain County Wool
Lorain County Wool Growers to ship the first load of the year to the Ohio Wool Growers Association in Columbus on April 24 with further shipments planned for May 8 and June 5. Pickups occur at Sim Nash farm near Oberlin from 8 to 11 a m and at L W McConnell farm west of Wellington from 1 to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Columbus
H. G. Portman
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
Sim Nash
Oberlin
L. W. McConnell
Wellington
State Association
Ridgeville Rehires Township School Staff for 1939 40
Ridgeville Township announces reemployment of all teachers for the 1939 40 school year led by Elizabeth Wilcox as superintendent and English head. The roster includes D N Sweet history coach Ethel Patterson M C Allen home economics S C Benner science Jean Custis and others across grades and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Township
Elizabeth Wilcox
D. N. Sweet
Ethel M. Patterson
M. C. Allen
S. C. Benner
Jean D. Custis
Farm Groups Plan Lorain County Recognition Dinner
Representatives from most of Lorain County farm groups will meet in Wellington Monday to discuss plans for the annual recognition dinner. The dinner is sponsored each year by county farm organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington
Grain Market Prices and Historical Notes From The Scots College
Markets show mixed grain quotes for oats corn and wheat with prices per bushel and flour per barrel. The excerpt also notes Montana and Toledo grain price lists and ends with a history brief about the Scots College in Paris founded 1313 now run as an orphanage by the Sisters of St Vincent de Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milking Co
Timethy
Toledo
Paris
Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul
Encampment Talk Boosts Ohio Patriarchal Oddfellowship
The Encampments of District No 29 and Northwest Encampment met at the L O F Temple with J Harry Strack of Van Wert and Carl Berger of Oberlin in attendance. Strack predicted a bright outlook for patriarchial Oddfellowship in Ohio and urged organizational improvements. A social hour followed with refreshments. next Northwest Encampment session set for April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. Harry Strack
van Wert
Carl Berger
Oberlin
Northwest
Inter-Racial Committee Meets at YWCA on Marriage Issues
The Inter-Racial committee unit met at the YWCA with Mrs. T F Sellers opening devotions. Members discussed a recreation unit for colored people and club activities. The program featured a round table on how today’s marriage problems can be met by young people. Delyphinia Thomas served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Sellers
Delyphinia Thomas
Just Us Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Carter's Home
Members gathered at Mrs Myra Carter's Oberlin road home for a brief business session followed by card playing with prizes to Mrs Carrie Thompson for high score Mrs Lucille Christian in second place and guest prize to Mrs Susie Pinksian A late repast was served The next meeting is set for April 19 at Mrs Cornelia Howe's Middie avenue home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Bridge Club
Myra Carter
Oberlin Road
Carrie Thompson
Lucille Christian
Susie Pinksian
Cornelia Howe
Middie Avenue
Resume Club Reopens After Lenten Recess
The Catholic Study Club No 1 resumed meetings yesterday after the Lenten break. Hostess Mrs H C Robison of Second Street was assisted by Mrs Richard Gray. Mrs Carl Hobert reviewed Sorrow Built a Bridge by Katherine Burton about Rose Hawthorne daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Mrs Marsh Guinen spoke on Mother Cambrini. Mrs Gene St Marie of West Avenue to entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club No. 1
H. C. Robison
Second Street
Richard Gray
Malrs
Carl Hobert
Katherine Burton
Rose Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Marsh Guinen
Mother Cambrini
Gene St. Marie
West Avenue
Evening Bridge Party at Elyria Woman's Club
Members and friends of the Elyria Woman's Club Evening Department gathered at the club house for a bridge party. Seventeen tables participated with vanity cases as high score prizes at each table. Special prizes went to Miss Frances Lemon and Mrs. L. W. Bell. Refreshments were served by Miss Cora Phelps and Mrs. Clarence Dick, concluding a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Frances Lemon
L. W. Bell
Cora Phelps
Brs
Clarence Dick
Octette Club Hosts Viola Von Duyke and Guests
Mrs Viola Von Duyke of Cleveland Street entertained seven Octette Club members and guest Mrs Harris Yancer on Friday. Poems opened the meeting, then Chinese checkers. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Fichtner Mrs Gertrude Ligothe and Mrs Vancer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Betty. The club adjourned to meet April 26 with Mrs Mae Carlson of 443 North Abbe Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola von Duyke
Cleveland Street
Harris Yancer
Richard Fichtner
Gertrude Ligothe
Vancer
Betty
Mae Carlson
North
Abbe Road
Licensed pairs listed in Elyria area licensing docket
A licensing docket lists multiple pairs from Elyria and surrounding towns including Robert F Adams 21 Lucille Hutchings 22 Allen Hoffman 32 Lucile No land 27 George Leonardson 37 Viasta Vostatek 25 and others such as Charles Cook 23 Margery Crook 21 Robert Agate 50 Etta Cunat 49 Lawrence Biermacher 21 Mildred Gembka 21 Charles Logar 22 Grace Reisinger 18 Jamie Scott 69 Elizabeth Giberson 63 Paul Kerecz 25 Mary Gigliotti 25. The note mentions body preparation practice of Japanese before bathing in a tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Adams
Margery Crook
Brownhelm Township
Robert J Agate
Elyria
Etta K Cunat
Pasadena Avenue
Lawrence Biermacher
North Ridgeville
Mildred Gembka
Clark Street
Charles l Logar
Loram
Grace Reisinger
East River Street
Jamies E Scott
Shoeman
Elizabeth Giberson
Eighth Street
Paul Lee Kerecz
Florence Township
Farmer
Mary Catherine Gigliotti
Lorain
Participation In Y Boys Program Shows Big Gain
The Y M C A boys department reports large gains in activity for the first quarter of 1939 compared to 1938. Monthly participation days rose from 5 319 to 8 543 in January, 5 643 to 8 941 in February, and 5 266 to 8 173 in March, with the high school group showing the largest rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Department
Herman Gever
Geyer
Britain and France move toward broad peace alliance
The report outlines Britain and France courting a wide European peace front including Turkey, Romania, Greece, and possible Soviet Union entry. It notes 744 million potential allied souls against 2 billion Germans, and mentions Chamberlain’s hope for a two way mutual defense pact with Turkey while Germany plans a spring naval cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Romania
Britain
Turkey
Russia
France
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Neville Chamberlain
Howe of Commons
Europe
Armand Calinescu
Great Britain
Paris
Soviet Union
Rumania
Poland
Germany
The
Daily Express
Nicholas
Carol
London
Spain
Portugal
Roosevelt outlines peace role amid European tensions
President Roosevelt defends acting as intermediary between Germany Italy and western nations amid isolationist criticism. He cites Czechoslovakia and Albania as examples and proposes economic and disarmament talks after a non aggression pledge to ease arms burdens and avert broader war. He stresses that international issues can be solved at the council table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Roosevelt
Senate
Europe
Atlantic
Czechoslovakia
Albania
United States
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Italy
Death of Dr. D. R. Moysey Former Elyria Vet
Dr. D. R. Moysey a former Elyria resident and local veterinary practitioner died yesterday at his home in Yakima Washington. He leaves his wife and three daughters Mildred Mabel and Florence who were well known in the city. Moysey once co owned a shoe store. His body was cremated in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Moysey
Elyria
Yakima
Washington
Mildred
Mabel
Florence
Moysey
Funeral services for George Volk in Oberlin
Funeral services for George Volk of South Amherst who died suddenly at 71 years, 11 months, 24 days will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from Sedgeman Funeral Parlors in Oberlin with Rev. Russell Serson officiating. He is survived by brothers Fred G. Volk and Edwin E. Volk of Henrietta and sister Lowsa M. Bryant of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Volk
South Amherst
Sedgeman
Oberlin
Russell Serson
Wellington Man Floyd O'Dell Twining Dies at 82
Floyd O'Dell Twining 82 died at his son Lloyds home in Brighton township after a week of illness. Born in Camden he leaves a wife, a son, two daughters Mrs Doyle Higgenbottom Oberlin and Mrs Joseph Hand Elyria, three brothers Fred Canton Virgil Toledo Perry Princess Anne MD. He belonged to the First Baptist Church Elyria. Funeral from Andrews Funeral Home Wellington Monday at 2 PM Rev R W Neighbour to Camden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Floyd O'Dell Twining
Lloyd
Brighton Township
Camden
Doyle Higgenbottom
Oberlin
Joseph Hand
Elyria
Fred
Canton
Virgil
Toledo
Perry
Princess Ann
Maryland
First Baptist Church
Andrews Funeal
R. W. Neighbour
Camden Cemetery
Tragic death of Merlene Edwards at St Josephs Hospital
Merlene Edwards aged two years eight months died at St Josephs Hospital at 7:00 last evening after a week long illness. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Edwards one brother and grandparents Mr and Mrs Felton of Florence and Mrs J W Rogers of the Leavitt road. Funeral rites will be held Monday at 2:00 pm from the Edwards home on Leavitt road with Rev C E Schmidt of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Merlene Edwards
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ben Edwards
Felton
Florence
J. W. Rogers
Leavitt Road
Edwards
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical and
Funeral services set for Charles Slife of Lakewood
Charles Slife 73 of 16809 Ernadale avenue Lakewood died at Charity Hospital Thursday. Born in Grafton he leaves wife Susan and children Ceciel Charles J and Frank V, plus sister Mrs. Margaret Webb. Calling at Nunn funeral home 15407 Detroit avenue Lakewood. Services Monday at Our Lady of Angels church at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slife
Ernadale Avenue
Lakewood
Charity Hospital
Slife
Grafton
Elyria
Lorain
Susan Slife
Ceciel
Charles J
Frank V
Margaret Webb
A. R
C. F. Nunn
Detroit Avenue
Our Lady of Angels’ Church
Spanish Orphan Adopted by Mrs Roosevelt in New York
Eric G. Muggeridge announced that Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has adopted 12 year old Lorenzo Marias, orphaned in Madrid. The arrangement funds his care at 39 a month in a children's colony near Biarritz, as part of a drive to place 500 Spanish war victims with American sponsors by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eric G. Muggeridge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lorenzo Marias
Madrid
Spain
Lorenzo
City council approves ordinance enforcement plan
The council notes the 30 day referendum period has lapsed and no further objections can be raised. Police Chief Stankard says the department is ready to enforce the ordinance once mayor and solicitor issue instructions. Mayor Petro is unavailable due to attendance at a State Bar meeting. In other world news beggars in Hyderabad are being rounded up and Germany reportedly buys horses for its cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
E. J. Stankard
Joseph Q. Petro
State Bar Association
Columbus
Operations continue at National Tube Co. plant
The National Tube Company plant in Lorain will run next week at about the same level as this week. Three blast furnaces will stay in operation and other departments will follow this week's level, with no detailed schedule announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Co
National Tube Company
Lorain
Wellington Woman Files Appeal Against Dismissal
Mrs Marie D Leahy of Wellington seeks appeal to the State Civil Service Commission claiming dismissal before the 90 day probation ended after provisional appointment as investigator in Lorain County Aid for the Aged office. Civil Service records show Jan 5 appointment and she says discharge occurred on the 89th day. Her salary was 105 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marie D. Leahy
Wellington
Lorain
Divorcee Killed By Fall Over Apartment Stairs
Mrs. Mary McGowan 38 divorced mother of a 14 year old was killed in a fall from a third floor banister at a Walnut Hills Cincinnati apartment. Her body was found at the bottom by tenant Chester Milner. Patrolman Schirmer said she had quarrelled earlier with a fat man wearing glasses in a parked car nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary McGowan
Bannister
Walnut Hills
Chester Milner
Paul Schirmer
Elymian Held On Juvenile Charge
George Jaycox aged 28 of 122 Chestnut Street is jailed on a juvenile court warrant by Probation Officer Carl Curtis for contributing to the delinquency of ten LaGrange High School boys. Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye planned an early hearing next week and a possible referral to the grand jury due to the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jaycox
Chestnut Street
Carl Curtis
LaGrange
H. H. Nye
Grand
Wakeman Congregational Church Services
Services at the Congregational Church begin Sunday at 10 30 A M with Rev Eastman delivering What the Resurrection of Christ Did to the Disciples The Sunday School meets at 9 45 A M Lesson Paul Establishes Churches The Young Peoples meeting is at 7 36 P M at the Scout cabin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Congregational Church
Eastman
Christ
Paul
Young Peoples
Scout Cabin
Truck Backing Causes Car Damage on Broad Street
A truck driven by O Kiensiel backed into a car driven by Rev. C Bohannon injuring the front fender and headlight at Broad street and West avenue. Kiensiel was reported to have backed off the crosswalk during a traffic light stop. Another car owned by Mrs John Eidt was scraped by a city car in a 20 minute zone on Broad street.
Arrest of Leonard Good for DWI in West River road ditch
Leonard Good of Griswold road was arrested by Patrolmen H. J. Indicott and Edward Stankard Jr at 9 40 p m yesterday on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor when his car was found in a ditch on West River road. Clayton Eppley of Adelbert street told police Good's car nearly collided with his on Lodi street before it ran off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Good
Griswold Road
H. J. Indicott
Eward Stankard, Jr
West River Road
Clayton Eppley
Adelbert Street
Good
Lodi Street
Detective Sweet Plans Florida Convalescence
Lieutenant Detective Lloyd E. Sweet reported after a heart attack ten days ago. He will travel to Florida next week for several weeks of convalescence and plans to return to work on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licut
Lloyd E. Sweet
Police
Florida
Col M T Tchou To Speak On Far Eastern Crisis
Col M Thomas Tchou former Director of Labor and Secretary of Generalissimo Chiang will lecture on The Far Eastern Crisis and World Peace in Oberlin on Monday April 17 at eight oclock in the James Brand House. The event is illustrated followed by Q A. Open to the public, no admission charge, sponsored by the Oberlin Committee for Non Participation in Japanese Aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
M. Thomas Tchou
Labor
Oberlin Committee
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Kathleen Rosecrans
Miss Kathleen Rosecrans was guest of honor at a Wednesday pre-nuptial shower at Hi-O-Hi Tea Rooms. Hostesses Wanda Powers Betty Rogers and Mary Sakellar coordinated a yellow themed event with a gift clue umbrella and daffodil centerpiece. Guests included Frances Noland Marion Edwards Frances Pease Elsie Avery Mrs. Dan Tenny and Mrs. M D Wyckoff. Her marriage to Robert Rose of New Wilmington Pa will occur June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Rosecrans
Wanda Powers
Betty Rogers
Mary Sakellar
Miss Rosecrans
Frances Noland
Marion Edwards
Frances Pease
Elsie Avery
Dan Tenny
M. D. Wyckoff
Rosecrans
Robert Rose
New Wilmington
Girl Scouts Dance at Prospect School Auditorium
The Girl Scouts of the Pine Cone Troop hosted a guest party and dance in Prospect School auditorium last evening. About thirty couples attended the event and enjoyed a program of dances and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Pine Cone
Prospect School
Evs
Court notices and personal suits from Lorain and Elyria
Nellie Bernyce Bereznak seeks divorce from Andy Bereznak in Elyria on neglect and cruelty grounds and requests maiden name restoration. John F. Waby files for divorce from Naomi E. Waby in Lorain on neglect and cruelty grounds. Dominic Coon sues Ohio Industrial Commission for compensation over a February 10 1937 work injury at Electro Alloys Co causing 75 percent vision loss. C A Horn, Lorain auditor deputy, returns from Florida after month away for influenza recovery. will resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bernyce Bereznak
Lorain
Andy George Bereznak
Irondale Street
Elyria
Nellie Cromwell
John F. Waby
Naomi E. Waby
Dominic Coon
Badycourt
Ohio Industrial Commission
Electro Alloys Co
C. A. Horn
Florida
C. S. Kelser
Horn
Credit Men Hear Talk On Bankruptcy
Samuel Deutsch an Elyria attorney spoke on Bankruptcy and Its Relation to Business at the Elyria Credit Men's Luncheon Club meeting held at the Graystone Hotel at noon. It was the second gathering of the recently organized group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Deutsch
Elyria
Elyria Credit Men’s
Graystone Hotel
War veteran ends life over Europe crisis
George Murphy a 45 year old cavalryman from World War I and WPA worker in Waterbury hanged himself in his room after expressing to his sister a wish to destroy himself rather than face another war. The European crisis weighed heavily on him throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
George Murphy
Murphy
Girl Scout Party Thanks Mr Murphy and Committee
The event began with the Grand March and included piano selections by T O Murphy. Dancing followed to recorded music and refreshments were served. Wendolyn Jackson notes the party was a great success and thanks Mrs Dudley and the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
T. O. Murphy
Girl Scouts
Murphy
Dudley
Wendolyn Jackson
Luncheon Honors Mrs Florence Beecher Close in Oberlin Reunion
Mrs J N Stone hosted a Friday noon luncheon at her South Main Street home in honor of Mrs Florence Beecher Close of Newark Ohio. Guests included Mrs Lena Armstroff Sherill Elyria Mrs Leota Brice Church Huron and Mrs May Hopkinson Blackwell Oberlin. Mr Close and Mr Church visited later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Stone
South Main Street
Florence Beecher Close
Newark
Lena Armstroff Sherill
Elyria
Leota Brice Church
Huron
May Hopkinson Blackwell
East College Street
Oberlin
Close
Mr. Church
Stone
Funeral services for Catherine May Weaver Sunday at Fairchild Chapel
Catherine May Weaver died yesterday morning at Alien hospital. Funeral services will be Sunday at three o'clock at Fairchild Chapel conducted by Rev. N. Van der Pyl. Interment follows at Westwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine May Weaver
Alien Hospital
Fairchild Chapel
Nancy Squides Chapter D A R April Meeting Notes
Nancy Squides Chapter D A R held its April meeting at Mrs. Mary Ransom's West Lorain street home with about twenty five members present. Miss Merrill of Berea College spoke on the college history and mountain education. Mrs. Hageman read a report from the state convention. refreshments followed hosted by the hostess and three helpers. The annual meeting is set for May 12 with Mrs. W. H. Philips as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Squides
Mary Ransom
West Lorain Street
Miss Merrill
Berea College
Kentucky
Hageman
J. A. Rogers
Alice Williams
Isabel Wolcott
W. H. Philips
National Negro Health Week Observance Program Set
The twenty-fifth anniversary program will be Sunday evening April 16 at 7 o'clock in Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Speakers include Dr. Carl O. Kent of Cleveland and Rev. O. W. Summerville of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. Essays and awards will be presented. Citizens of Oberlin are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Carl O. Kent
Cleveland
O. W. Summerville
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Local women attend Ohio Federation convention in Cincinnati
Mrs J R Havlor Mrs R A Phipps Mrs P D Sherman and Mrs Erwin Worcester attend the state convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs E A Stevens returned from winter in Florida to their North Park street home. Mrs A G Comings has come back from Okmulgee Oklahoma after three months with her daughter. Miss Harriet Peck returns from a vacation to Key West and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Havlor
R. A. Phipps
P. D. Sherman
Erwin Worcester
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
Florida
A. G. Comings
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Bleck
Harriet Peck
North Cedar Avenue
Key West
North
South Carolina
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Y.M.C.A. Circus
Jolly Hustlers
Elyrians Quartet
Plymouth
Ford Tudor
Chrysler
Dodge
Chevrolet
Deetz
Ridgeville
Ghain
Ted Seward
Broad Street
Additional ‘Society
Inter-Racial Com
Mees
Mrs. Carter
Almber
Elyria, O
Florida Lump Coal
Schroll
D. R. Moxysey
Hyderabad
India
Frank Luppino
Sweet
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther i Wood
Richard Clevenger
M. T. Tchou
G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
Milton Haulk
LaGrange Village
McCormick - Deering
Emma Haulk
C. B. Dawson
Elyria, Ohio
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