Ohio Catholic Daughters prepare for sixth state convention
Mrs Clara Knechtges will represent Court Elyria Catholic Daughters at the sixth biennial Ohio State Court Catholic Daughters convention in Cleveland from April 28 to 30. The event marks the 15th anniversary of the national group’s Cleveland founding and the 10th anniversary of the state convention. Bishop Joseph Schrembs will be honored with a testimonial banquet April 30, and Miss Mary C Duffy Newark N J supreme regent will be the principal banquet speaker April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Knechtges
Denigan Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Catholic Daughters of American
State Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Newark
X. J
Cleveland
Court Cleveland
Bishop Schrembs
St. John’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s Shrine of
St Pauls Church Men’s Brotherhood Delights With Evening
The St. Pauls Church Men’s Brotherhood hosted a ladies night in the parish parlors. Rev Irion led with prayer and Ben Hindman gave a talk on Our Religion for To day. Music featured Charles King duo with Marie Menz on piano and violin and cello. A light play Wieners for Wednesdays Way impressed attendees. The event ended with more music and readings by Mrs Saville as about sixty guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Irion
Ben Hindman
Charles King
Marie Menz
Albert Vietzen
Mary Fo
Lester Botamer
Helen Saville
Paul Wainwright
Saville
The
Brotherhood
Circle Three of First Congregational Hosts Meeting
Mrs. S. F. Basinger opened her Ohio street home to Circle Three members Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James Thomas presided, Mrs. W. G. Sharp led devotion then articles on the Indian work were read by Mrs. G. Shaw and Mrs. Harvey Winckles. Officers elected for the new year include Chairman Mrs. H W Pond Assistant chairman Mrs. T. L. Moise Secretary Miss Ruth Munson Treasurer Mrs. Alice Plattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Basinger
Ohio Street
Circle Three
First Congregational Church
James Thomas
W. G. Sharp
G. Shaw
Harvey Winckles
H W. Pond
T. L. Moise
Ruth Munson
Alice Plattner
Circle No 1 of First Congregational elects officers
Circle No 1 of the First Congregational church met in the church parlors with Mrs. Eric Chapman and Mrs. H G Wilford hosting. New officers elected for the year include chairman Mrs Eric Chapman vice chairman Mrs Wilfred Bowdler secretary Mrs O R Manping and treasurer Mrs Paul Richards. Sixteen members and one guest attended and Mrs Richards won the contest. On May 10 the circle will visit Mrs L E Bonsieur at her Fast avenue home.
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First Congregational Church
Eric Chapman
H. G. Wilford
H. W. Ingersoll
Wilfred Bowdler
O. R., Manping
Paul Richards
Women's Association hears Oberlin theologian on negro problem
Mr. Carrington of the Oberlin School of Theology spoke on the negro problem at the monthly meeting of the Woman's Association of Second Congregational church. He covered the race question's economic political and social aspects. Plans were made for a guest luncheon in one month and a silver tea at Mrs. I. L. Shepherd's East avenue home in May. Division C served tea after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of
Second Congregational Church
Carrington
Oberlin School of Theology
I. L. Shepherd
East Avenue
Division C
Benefit bridge and vazzie party sponsored by Allen P. T. A
The event occurred Wednesday evening April 19 at Mrs. George Green’s Cleveland street home. Six bridge tables awarded to Mrs. Orlo Marsh Miss Margaret Roberts and Mrs. Sue Baum. Puzzle prizes from four tables went to Mrs. William Birkiine Mrs. QO. F. Flint Mrs. George Mosay and Mrs. Ray Rourke. Hostess aides were Mrs. Cyril Brecknock and Mrs. MacGowin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. T. A
George Green
Cleveland Street
Orlo Marsh
Margaret Roberts
Sue Baum
William Birkiine
QO. F. Flint
George Mosay
Ray Rourke
Cyril Brecknock
MacGowin
Cora May Walton Club Sponsors Charity Card Party
Twenty two tables were in play at the Y W C A gym last evening as the Cora May Walton Club sponsored a benefit party. Mrs Tony Manzo and committee arranged the event and served refreshments after the games. At counting time high score went to Mrs Jack Wenzel, second to Mrs Swen Nielsen, and third to Mrs Alay Knapp.
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Cora May Walton Club
Tony Manzo
Jack Wenzel
Swen Nielsen
Alay Knapp
Daughters of St Andrew Hold Meeting With Tureen Dinner
Yesterday afternoon the Daughters of St Andrew met at Mrs Theodore Laundons home on Sixth Street for a tureen dinner and business session. Plans were made for a quilt and members were asked to bring patches for the next meeting at Mrs Glen Rogers home 213 Denison Avenue on May third. A social hour followed. Mr and Mrs Otis Lyndes of North Eaton welcomed a daughter named Nila Ales.
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Daughters of St. Andrew
Theodore Laundon
Sixth Street
Glen Rogers
Denison Avenue
Otis Lyndes
North Eaton
Nila Ales
Hospital NotesAdmissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Joseph Otter aged 40 with River street and J Boyd Laughry of 120 Gracecourt. Discharges record Felix Brigno of 353 8th street and Elizabeth Pycraft. Other entries include Elyria Brick Bermond and Otay wood zarto with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Otter
River Street
J. Boyd Laughry
Gracecourt
Felix Brigno
8Th Street
Elizabeth Pycraft
Elyria Brick
Lecture recital by Chamber 3M society directed by Arthur E Jos
An ali Ba lecture recital sponsored by Elyria Musical Art Score featured the Chamber 3M Society directed by Arthur E Jos. J Martin Bec assisted. Giles commented on Bach's depth and warmth, noting the universal beliefs behind his music and the adaptiveness of Bach to performers. The program included Cantatas, Bach concertos, Brandenburg No. 5, and keyboard works. Personnel listed: John Roberts, Ruth Adams, Gladys McCullough, Irving Shepherd, Ruth Shepherd, Arthur Giles, Gertrude McCullough, George Bird, and Oleo Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Musical Art
Chamber 3M
Arthur E Jos
Forst Congregational Chu
J. Martin Bec
Giles
Bach
Magnsticat
Mr. Beek
Anc Fuga Canonica
Bradenburg
Rende
Sarabande
Boute
Anna Magdalena
Mareh
Allemande
Ytrom
Bourree
Orchesta
John Roberts
Ruth Adams
Gladys McCullough
Irving Shepherd
Eeilion
Ruth Shepherd
Arthur
St Clair Rebekah Lodge Marks 114th Odd Fellowship Anniversary
St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a short business session at I C C F Hall followed by a commemorative program for the 114th anniversary of Odd Fellowship. The program featured a solo by Nassell Dunford with piano by his wife Josephine, a piano solo by Miss Mischaa p, and a reading by Mrs Jennie Easterbrook. Major VanGoster spoke on Odd Fellowship and a piano duet by Mr and Mrs Muison closed the event. Refreshments for seventy five guests were served in the dining room.
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Muison
Chatee
Community organization events and socials tonight
Various groups schedule dinners and programs across the city. Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary meet at 6 P M with a post program business session, Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party at 8, and church groups hold suppers and класс presentations at 7 and 6 30 P M respectively.
Circle No. 5 Postpones Meeting, Next at Mrs Styles Home
Circle No 5 of St Pauls church will not meet this evening. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs Styles home on Tenth street. The Widening Circle meets Friday at 2:00 pm at Baptist East Avenue House. Ward I Democrat Men's Club meets Friday at 7:30 pm at 11 East River Street. The International Relations study class meets Friday at 2:00 pm at the Woman's Club.
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Sons of Union Veterans
Epworth League
Kenneth Barclay
Cardboard Club
Idena Bilow
15Th Street
Jerry Hinkle
Cleveland Street
Legion Auxiliary
la Porte Church
Arthur Ehrke
O. W.L
Josephine Pronesti
West Avvenue
Woodworth
Thababen
Cleveland
Galaxy Club
Walter Boroski
Lorain
Beacon Light
St. Paul’s
Edna Pallas
West Ridge
4Th Ward
Democrat Club
Counce Chamber
Elyria Coune
Masonic Lodge
David Nye Chanter
Order of DeMoley
Daughters of Scotland
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church
Hildreto Hecock
Denison Avenue
Zonta
Second Congregational Church
Gertrude Storer
Franklin Avenue
Church of Christ
Circle No. 5
St. Paul's Church
Baptist East Avenue House
Ward I
Democrat
East River Street
Woman's Club
Ladies Aid Society Plans May Events at Emanuel Lutheran
Eighteen members of the Ladies' Aid Society at Emanuel Lutheran church met for roll call a moment of silence honored the late Mrs. Edward Faulhaber. They planned a mother-daughter banquet for May 3 and discussed other May activities. Refreshments were served. The Sister Society will meet May 29 at the homes of Mesdudes Werekerlery and Crtel.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Edward Faulhaber
Harold Sasles
Bever
Mesduves Werekerlery
Crtel
Ping Pong Tournament Registrations Due This Week
Registrations for the city ping pong tournament must be in this week announced by Marian Stersor health education secretary at the YWCA. Any woman or girl may enter but must register first at the YWCA with a small fee at match time to cover the trophy cost. The event is supervised by the Health Education Department at the YWCA. Also notes a missionary society dinner with speakers Miss Delores Finley and Miss Ada South and a mite box opening on May 19th with Miss Miram Rogers reviewing the book India.
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Marian Stersor
WY. C. AL
Miss Stetson
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Delores Finley
Hebrew Mission
Ada South
St. Paul
Miram Rogers
India
Amherst Friendship Club ARF Guests at Local YWCA
Amherst Friendship Club ARF hosted Amherst High School girls Friendship Club at a tureen supper in the YWCA gym. Ten girls from a neighboring town with advisor Miss Leesh attended as guests. The evening ended with an exchange of ideas and recreation.
YWCA Offers Dancing Classes for Children This Week
The YWCA will accept registrations for a beginners class at 9:30 Saturday morning and an advanced class at 10:50. Both boys and girls may join the beginner session. After this week the class closes and no new pupils will be admitted during the jail term. Miss Marian Stetson, Health Education Secretary, leads the instruction. For fees and details call the YWCA at five.
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Marian Stetson
Informaton
Young Married Women Group Meets for Garden Discussion
A new group of young married women will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. JE Armstrong’s home 12 East Avenue at 2 30. The program includes a garden discussion with Mrs. O EK Townsend speaking informally on the subject.
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Metropolitan
Ind
Mrs Otto Hostess To Church Circle Of 18t Congregational
Fourteen members of Circle No 2 of the First Congregational Church met at Mrs Walter Otto s home 156 Eastern Heights Boulevard Wednesday afternoon Devisions were led by Mrs A E Schulze Circle 2 plans the annual May breakfast at the church on May 3 at nine o clock Officers for the new year included re election of Mrs H G Hoover as chairman and Mrs Wilbur Clark as assistant Mrs R W McWilliams reviewed Sally in Rhodesia by Sheila MacDonald the story of an English girl in South Africa and housekeeping trials Social hour followed C J Robinson Hoover and R E Lyndon attended The May breakfast will replace next month s meeting and the group session will be in June }
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Circle No. 2
First Congregational Church
Walter Otto
Eastern Heights Boulevard
A. E. Schulze
Circle 2
H. G Hoover
Wilbur Clark
R. W. McWilliams
Sally
Rhodesia
Stheila MacDonald
South Africa
C. J. Robinson
Hoover
R. E. Lyndon
Mas
T M T MM Club Dinner and Bridge Night
Members of the T. M. T. MM. Club entertained their husbands at a dinner party last evening at Dominic's on Middle Avenue. Seated at seven thirty, eight couples, arranged in a T shape, enjoyed Spring Flower decorations and a bridge game with prizes to Mr. Jack Schaeteer and Leo Smith, to Mrs. Elver Grills and Harold Cooley, and to Mrs. Charmer Davidson and Shirley Jackson.
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T. M. T. MM. Club
Dominic’s
Middle Avenue
Jack Schaeteer
Leo Smith
Secon
Elver Grills
Harold Cooley
Charmer Davidson
Shirley Jackson
Book review program at Circle No 4 Congregational meeting
Circle No 4 of the First Congregational Church met with Mrs J W Van Dusen. Twenty six members attended with guest Mrs W E Cadmus. Mrs Le nore Stevick led devotions after a brief business session. The afternoon program featured a review of A Philosophy of Life That Works by Walter H Judd read by Mrs Robert Davies a talk and article reading on the dedication of the M C A in Jerusalem by Mrs Otto Green and a reading on the poet Edwin Markham by Mrs W F Bell.
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Circle No. 4
Rorst Congregational Church
J. W. van Dusen
W. E. Cadmus
Lenore Stevick
Walter H. Judd
Robert Davies
Jerusalem
Otto Green
Edwin Markham
W. F. Bell
Woman's Auxiliary boxes sent to Wisconsin and Maui
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal church packed two boxes during yesterday's meeting. One was mailed to Green Bay Wisconsin and the other to Waikoa Maui Territory of Hawaii. Mrs. R Rockwood was elected delegate to the Diocesan convention in Cleveland on May eleventh. This was the final Auxiliary meeting of the season.
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Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Waikoa Maui
Territory of Hawaii
R. Rockwood
Cleveland
Miss Helen Osborn Addresses Hamilton Juniors
Miss Helen Osborn spoke to Hamilton School juniors on a Wednesday afternoon about her Mediterranean trip. She displayed many artifacts to illustrate the places visited and offered a practical geography lesson.
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Helen Osborn
Hamilton School
Hamilton
Circle No 7 Hosts at First Methodist for May Meeting
Mrs M M Wilcox welcomed Circle No 7 members at her Eichth Street home yesterday afternoon. Mrs J H Dixon led devotional hour and Mrs Forrest M Srott presented two humorous readings The Croaker and You Want to be Clinked. Mrs Peter Koligski reported Easter decorations and flowers sent to the shiting. Mrs Wilcox was assisted by Mrs King and Mrs Boothroid during the cr ncial hour. Mrs Charles Barton invited the Circle to meet at her Kenven Avenue home for the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Wilcox
Circle No. 7
First Methodist Church
Eichth Street
J. H. Dixon
Forrest M. Srott
Peter Koligski
Wilcox
Circle No 2 of the Methods Church Meeting Report
Circle No 2 of the Methods Church met at the home of H P Biss 125 Widdle avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs Dickason assisted Mrs Biges on a feature and 450 LP was sent to fence members and a few guests attended then a business session followed. After the social hour Mrs WH Gregg sang three songs. The next meeting will be held May 17 at the home of Mel Chehanoff on Courtland cnt.
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The
Methods' Church
H. P. Biss
Widdle Avenue
Dickason
Mrs Catherine Milieng Dies. Local Circle Reorganizes
Mrs Catherine Milieng dies as Circle No 3 of the Methodist church holds a Wednesday meeting. After business, refreshments are served and the Coreland group plans to meet again on the third Wednesday in May.
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Catherine Milieng
Filenberger
Endies
R. P Vaulchn
Methodist
Names and residences in Lorain and Wooster notices
Gabriele Toseph Fracchione age 46 of Lorain and Henriette Roht age 33 of Lorain are named. Rev. Terrer Miss Munn of Eastern Helcat Boulevard is visiting relatives in Wooster Ohio.
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Gabriele Toseph Fracchione
Sterl “Cher
Munn Mtummer
Helcat Boulevard
Wooster
Ohio
Spectal! Fresh Bouquets Delivered From Greenhouse
Mixed bouquets of fresh cut flowers sold Thursday Friday and Saturday at Paul Wainwright's Greenhouse 128 Courtland. Delivery available. Phone 2727.
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Paul Wainwright
Courtland
Local Society Notes From Lorain County Gatherings
Carlisle Carlisle April 20 Mrs George Yost of East avenue attended a Lorain County Beekeepers Association meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Van Ham in Amherst. Mrs William Sudro of Grafton road attended a D and D club meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Emma Schenuneman on Lake The Ta Wa Si Club was entertained Tuesday evening by Misses Winifred and Edna Fills at their Chestnut Ridge home. Miss Mary McCool hosted Tuesday evening at her Middle Avenue South home for Lindy Lodge members and friends. Mrs Eric D Chapman of the Hedges attended a Republican Woman's Club meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
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Carlisle
George Yost
Eastavenue
Lorain County
Ascotiation
Merc. van Hamn
Amherst
William Sudro
Grafton Road
D Club
Emma Schenuneman
Lake Avenue
Ta Wa Si Club
Winifred
Edna Fills
Chestnut Ridge
Mary McCool
Middle Aynue
South
Lindy Lodge
Eric D. Chapman
The
Hedges
Republican Woman's Club
East Carlisle P T A Meeting Features Romance of the Reapers
An East Carlisle Parent-Teachers Association meeting on Friday April 21 at 7:30 will include the film Romance of the Reapers by the International Harvester Company and a special music program after the business session. The Elyria Woman's Club Home hosts the event and invites the community.
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East Carlisle
Parent-Teachers’ Association
International Harvester Company
Carlisle Center P T A Dance at Nuhn's Barn
The Carlisle Center Parent Teachers Association sponsors another popular dance at Nuhn's Barn on the La Grange road Friday evening April 21. Funds support local school activities and programs.
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Carlisle Center
PL. T. A
Parent-Teachers Association of
Nuhn
la Grange Road
La Porte Methodist Church Night Promises Food Music Program
The La Porte Methodist Church will host a church night on Thursday April twenty. A tureen supper is served in the dining room at seven followed by a program in the auditorium. Ohio Public Service Co. will present a First Aid demonstration and music. Mrs Arthur Shrke's Sunday school class leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
la Porte
Ohio Public Service Co
Arthur Shrke
Easter Service at La Porte Church Draws Crowd
Easter morning service at the La Porte church drew a large crowd. Infant baptism was performed and the choir delivered a splendid cantata with solo and duet numbers sung by Mrs. James E. Dewhurst R N Fox Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. Rennie Smith James E. Dewhurst Miss Mae Robson Miss Avah Pitkin and L C Brevoort directed. Mrs Roy Robson was organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Church
James E. Dewhurst
R. N. Fox
Charles Miller
Rennie Smith
Mae Robson
Avah Pitkin
L. C. Brevoort
Roy Robson
Thimble Bee Luncheon Held at Miss Rhinehart Home
Mrs. George Acker from Butternut Ridge attended a Thimble Bee luncheon on Monday hosted by Miss Mary Rhinehart at her Cleveland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Mary Rhinehart
Cleveland
Lois Acker Birthday Dinner at Butternut Ridge Road
Mrs Ralph V. Acker hosted a dinner Friday night at her home on Butternut Ridge road for her daughter Lois twelfth birthday. Five guests attended with pink and blue décor. Attendees included Hazel Murdy Dorothy Forney Rita Yonker Phyllis Ann Rhoades Erma McDaniels and Lois Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph V. Acker
Butternut Ridge Road
Lois
Hazel Murdy
Dorothy Forney
Rita Yonker
Phyllis Ann Rhoades
Erma McDaniels
Lois Acker
Motor Trip Ends Early for Miss Cecile Pfieffer
A fragment reports Miss Cecile Pfieffer of the La- area on a motor trip that concluded prematurely. No further details are readable in the text snippet.
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Cecile Pfieffer
Grange Road Trip With Elyria Friends Heads to Piney Ford
A group from Elyria traveled by motor vehicle to Piney Ford on Monday. The outing included Grange Road as a path and a party of companions accompanying the traveler.
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Grange Road
Elyria
Piney Ford
Car Isle Township Trustees Regular Meeting Report
The township trustees of Car Isle held their regular meeting Tuesday evening to discuss local issues and upcoming projects. Officials reviewed agenda items and minutes, with plans for community improvements and public concerns docketed for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carisle
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Elyria Court
C.D. OF A. Meeting
First Cong’s
Oberlin
Alten P. T. A
Green
Cora May Walton
W. C. A. Gymnasiem
Chamber Music Society
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Spruce
Taday School Board
First Evangeliet! Church of
Tao
Betty
Rinso
Lever Bros.co
America
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Health Education Department
Y. Wlc. A
Amherst Friendship Club
ARF
Metropolitan Club
Otto
W. ON. Hardas
Jen Welnnhoff, Jr
Rochester
New York
Mary Garre
Indian Hollow Road
Cleir Milles
Mesdames
Ada Good
Cassie Richards
Ina Halbrook
Carrie Miller
Anna L. [Rdas
Grace Heidich
Ellen Lockard
Anna Gehrie
Lore Lau
P Merster
C. R Williams
F. Loomis
J. C. Jackson
Loomis
la Grange
Emma Trier
Phoenix
Arizona
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J. W.goacher
Corner Avenue
Carrie Hill
Mies Mildred Diehl
Buffalo
Claire H. Miller
Iolaon Road
David Arnold
Canton
Arnold
Wrs
van Dusen
FIRST
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Church Circle
Woman's Auxiliary OF
ST. Andrews
Methodist Cin¢Ly
Methodist Circle
Cook
West Ave
North Ridgeville Congo
Retits
Magneiten
Madam Harger
Cleveland Sr
Marcelling
Allen Bernard
Elyria Woman’s Club
T. A
Modern Beauty
Elsha Say, & Trust
Carlisle Township Meeting
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ascot
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Busick’s
Lanvin
Patou
Worth
Paris
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Kroger
Oberlin Inn
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