Olde Country Fair At Elyria Country Club Event Tonight
Members of the Elyria Country Boy and friends invite guests to an Olde Country Fair at the club this Wednesday evening. Guests are asked to wear gingham or old clothes. there will be prizes donated by local businessmen, entertainment, hot dogs, lemonade, fortune telling, and a penny-raising aid for decorating the club home. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wise and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Maguire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cliff Wise
F. R. Maguire
Many Family Reunions Across Local Parks Last Weekend
August is expected to be popular for family gatherings after a weekend of reunions at Cascade Park Linwood Park Ruggles Beach and nearby resorts. The Gauman home in Russia Two hosted the Zurcher reunion with about 100 attendees from California Lorain Hiloria Berlin Heights Berea Henrietta Oberlin Amherst and South Amherst. A basket lunch a baseball game and other sports were enjoyed and Rose Zurcher traveled the farthest from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Linwood Park
Ruggles Beach
Samuel Gauman, Jr
Russia
Zurcher
California
Lorain
Hiloria
Berlin Heights
Berea
Henrietta
Oberlin
Amherst
South Amherst
Rose Zurcher
Bemis Family Holds Twentieth Reunion at Cascade Park
The Bemis family met at Cascade Park on Saturday August 2 for the twentieth reunion with forty five attendees. Officers elected for the coming year were Frank Holzauer president George Bewis VP Anna Williams secretary Edna Woodcock treasurer and Cora Bemis historian. After reports a noon dinner, games and prizes for children followed. Celia White of Lorain was the oldest attendee and received gladioli. The group plans to meet again on the second Saturday in August 1931 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis
Cascade Park
Frank Holzauer
George Bewis
Anna Williams
Edna Woodcock
Cora Bemis
Celia White
Lorain
Sixth annual Brucker family reunion held at Cascade Park
About forty relatives gathered yesterday at Cascade Park Elyria from Amherst Lorain Elyria and Wakeman. A basket dinner at noon followed by social afternoon and evening luncheon ice cream cake and watermelon. Officers elected for 1931 president Howard Prucker secretary treasurer Mrs Harvey Eschtruth. Reunion to be at Charles and Mrs Charles Brucker Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucker
Cascade Park
Elyria
Amherst
Lorain
Elyrig
Wakeman
Howard Prucker
South Ridge
Harvey Eschtruth
Schroeder reunion marks seventh annual gathering
The seventh Schroeder reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Schroeder in Middle Ridge with 32 attendees. A lawn meal, games, and contests entertained guests. Mrs. John Ulrich was chosen to chair the 1931 reunion. Attendees included Amherst families J Ulrich Henry Smith Earl Sweet C F Schroeder Henry Schroeder Florence Ulrich Freda Krieg Helen Cameron Frank Smith Justin Schroeder Clifford Schroeder R Alexander J Hull Elizabeth Palmer George Schroeder Lena Seeley and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schroeder
Florence Ulrich
Freda Krieg
Helen Cameron
Frank Smith
Justin Schroeder
Clifford Schroeder
Amherst
R. Alexander
Detroit
J. Hull
Oberlin
Elizabeth Palmer
Wellington
George Schroeder
Lorain
Lena Seeley
Elyria
Zilch Family Reunion Held At Fullimer Home
The annual Zilch reunion took place Sunday at Elmer and Mrs Fullimer’s North Eaton residence with a noon dinner, games, a baseball game, and officer elections. Ralph Zilch was named president with Conrad Zilch as vice president and Nelson Zilch as secretary treasurer. About 57 relatives from Lorain, Amherst, Milan, Brownhelm attended. next reunion is the first Sunday in August at FE OC and Mrs Waugh’s Milan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilch
Elmer Fullimer
North Eaton
Ralph Zilch
Lakewood
Conrad Zilch
Nelson Zilch
Ambherst
Lotain
Elyria
Amherst
Milan
Brownhelm
FE OC
Waugh
Blackford Family Reunion at Fried's Farm on Vermilion River
The Blackford reunion on August 3 at Fried's Farm featured a casket lunch, games, swimming, and a Dawting. A ball game pitted Blackfords against Marlowe with the Blackfords winning. attendees included numerous Blackford relatives and their spouses from Amherst, LaParish, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blackford
Fried
Vermilion River
Blackfords
Marlowe
End
Amé
Charles Teeters
Edward Hellinger
Delmer Hellinger
Dorothy Hell- Seger
Kenneth Hell
Clarence Aford
Gladys
Raymond
Lloyd Blackford
Glenn
Jack
Clarence
Airey Mae
Mariowe
Daniel
Pévora
Ray Onakes
Tresa Wyrm
Mies
Dorothy la- Frederick Wilhelm
Bet Marlowe
Vernaco
Amherst
Ralph Mertha Parsch
Webber Family Reunion Held at Hedges LaPorte
The 22nd annual Webber family reunion gathered about 300 attendees at the Hedges in LaPorte on Sunday. A turkey dinner was served at noon and the afternoon featured games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Hedges
LaPorte
Nooon
Bechtel Family Reunion Held at Linwood Park
The Bechtel family reunion took place on Sunday August 3 at Linwood Park with bathing games and contests in the afternoon. About 45 representatives attended from Erie PA Port Dover Canada Cleveland Elyria Oberlin South Ridge and Amherst. the next year’s officers named were President Jacob Bechtel Secretary Walter Bechtel and Treasurer Fred Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtel
Linwood Park
Erie
Port Dover
Canada
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
South Ridge
Amherst
Cascade Park
Jacob Bechtel
Walter Bechtel
Fred Schubert
Huntley Family Reunion At Ruggles Beach
Sixty three members of the Huntley family gathered for their annual reunion at Ruggles Beach. They enjoyed a noon dinner followed by games contests and conversations in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Ruggles Beach
the &Roup
Boylan Family Holds Annual Reunion at Conrad Cottage
Mr and Mrs Joseph Conrad hosted about eighty Boylan family members at the Conrad cottage in Linwood Park WVirmilton for their annual reunion. Officers elected were President J C Boylan Secretary Christine Boylan and treasurer Carrie Kuchenrither. After dinner at one o clock, games and swimming followed with no definite date or place named for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conrad
Boylan
Conrad
Linwood Park
Wvirmilton
J C. Boylan
Christine Boylan
Carrie Kuchenrither
Bardknecht Reunion Holds Seventh Gathering At West Ridge
The Bardknecht seventh annual reunion at Fred Lottman’s West Ridge home served a noon basket dinner for eighty five guests. Officers elected were President Art Stoll Vice President Will Wagner Secretary A G Barbknecht Treasurer Theodore Hoag Historian Emma Barbknecht. Following the meeting there were games and races with ice cream and lemonade in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardknecht
Fred Lottman
West Ridge Road
Art Stoll
Will Wagner
A G R Barbknecht
Theodore Hoag
Emma Barbknecht
Ninth annual Squires-Pangman reunion at Unger home
Sunday August 3 marked the ninth annual Squires-Pangman family reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs George Unger in Henrietta with sixty two attendees. A picnic dinner followed by a business meeting elected officers Mrs Creta Walker president George Unger vice president Mrs Nettle Nichols secretary-treasurer and Mrs Edna Unger historian. A short program and readings by Mrs Edith Storey and Miss Alice Nicholls, plus musical numbers by Phoebe Hines Arthur Squires and Suete Pen, concluded with tea cake and refreshments. Attendees hailed from Waldron Michigan Berlin Heights Pittafield Cleveland Brownhelm Henrietta Elyria Carlile and Long Beach California. The next reunion will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Unger of Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires - Pangman
George Unger
Henrietta
Creta Walker
Nettle Nichols
Edna Unger
Edith Storey
Alice Nicholls
Warren A Sherwood
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Phoebe Hines
Arthur Squires
Suete Penfound
Waldron
Michigan
Berlin Heights
Pittafield
Cleveland
Brownhelm
Ely Tia
Carlile
Long Beach
California
Claude Unger
Botamer Reunion Aired by Mrs Angie Decker
The first Botamer reunion was aired by Mrs Angie Decker in reference to Kate Reese and Lee Frank. The item notes a broadcast event featuring these individuals and names a local presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Decker
Kate Reese
Lee
Frank
1931 Reunion Held At Reese Home With 72 Attendees
The gathering at the West River road home of Mr and Mrs George Reese drew seventy two attendees. A picnic dinner was served at one o clock, Mrs Angie Decker was elected temporary president and later president for 1931. Kenneth Botamer elected secretary and treasurer. The afternoon featured racing games and ball followed by supper at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Botamer
George Reese
West River Road
Angie Decker
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Kenneth Botamer
Hadaway Reunion Elects Officers at North Olmsted
The eleventh Hadaway family reunion was held Sunday at Little Cedar Point, Metropolitan Park. About sixty attended. John Hadaway was named president and Mrs. Iva Olmstead secretary and treasurer. Activities included dinner, games, and refreshments. Next gathering slated for August 1931 at a to be announced location. Members came from Brady Lake, Chicago, Youngstown, Cleveland, Ridgeville, and Elyria.
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Hadaway
Little Cedar Point
Metropolitan Park
North Olmsted
John Hadaway
Iva Olmstead
Brady Lake
Chicago
Youngstown
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Elyria
Local Club Meetings and Society Notices
Bible School and Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association hold meetings. Lorain County Bee Keepers' Association gathers at eight o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Mason in Ridgeville. Veterans of Foreign Wars meets in Modern Woodmen Hall. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meet. Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons and Canton Lorain meet. Ladies Auxillary of Veterans of Foreign Wars meets. Spring Valley Riding Academy hosts a riding party with dinner at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woodmen Hall
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ladies Auxiliary of
Cantons
Canton Lorain
Spring Valley Riding Academy
Community Club Meetings Across Town Today
Congenital Twelve Club gathers while La Porte WCTU and Sunny Side Up Bunco Club meet at homes. Rabbit and Davy Club convenes in Elyria Savings and Trust directors room. Mooseheart Legion hosts a Country Club golf luncheon. Buckeye Bunco Club meets at Mrs Hugh Thomas’s High Street home. I Co O F and Utopia Club hold events. American Legion Auxiliary and Grace Lutheran Sunday School teachers meet at Mrs Copas’s Woodbury Street and George Streicher’s stop 91 Oberlin Road respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congenital Twelve Club
la Porte
Bunco Club
E. F. Weber
Carolina Avenue
Rabbit and Davy Club
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Mooseheart Legion
Buckeye Bunco Club
Hugh Thomas
High Street
I Co. O. F
Utopia Club
Copas
Woodbury Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
George Streicher
Oberlin Road
Church groups and lodges meet in St Clair area
Division L of the Second Congregational church meets. Past Presidents of the Woman's Relief Corps meet at Mrs Flora Hoak's home. Rebekah Lodge gathers with Royal Neighbors of America for a picnic. Lindy Lodge at Miss Gladys Slauter's house. Daughters of Ivanhoe meeting. Dames of Malta card party. Keen Kutter Club dinner in Ely. Woods County Grange picnic at Cascade Park. Marshall Chapter R A M. Church Council of St Pauls Evangelical meets Wednesday. Church of Christ Board meets at 7:30. Woman's Association of the Pilgrim meets at Mrs George Day's Gulf street home. United Lutheran Council meets at 7:20 at the parsonage 354 Princeton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Flora Hoak
Eighth Street
St. Clair
Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Lindy Lodge
Gladys Slauter
Daughters of
Ivanhoe
Dames of Malta
Keen Kutter Club
Ely Woods
Cascade Park
Marshall
R A. M
Church Council of
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Board of
The
Church of Christ
Womans Association of the Pilgrim Church
George Day
Gulf Street
Council of the United Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
Local Club Meetings Reported Across Town
Various organizations including German Beneficial Lofon J U G Club St Johns Ladies Aid Society and United Presbyterian Missionary Society hold meetings at homes and halls. Groups such as St Pauls Circle No 1 St Ann's Sewing Circle Bridge Club Sons of Union Veterans Spanish War Veterans and Daughters of Scotland gather in church halls and private homes for afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Beneficial Lofon
J. U. G Club
St. Johns Ladies Aid Society
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Lucky Links Club
Fawn Hamilton
Case Road
St Paul’s Circle No 1
John Jehle
Huron Street
St Ann's Sewing Circle
K. of C. Hall
Win O-Won
Bunco Club
Mary Moore
Columbus Street
Bridge Club
Mra
J Jehlo
Entre Nous Club Meets Sons and Daughters of Liberty
A local club named Entre Nous hosts a meeting with the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, outlining shared interests and upcoming community activities. Speakers discuss historical themes and civic engagement opportunities in a small town venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Reception Honors Newlyweds Carl and Saegert at Taylor Home
Northwest Encampment No 188 Women’s Relief Corps held regular meeting amid a reception at the Taylor residence on Maddock Road Saturday night honoring Mr and Mrs Carl Saegert recently married. Lanterns brightened the lawn as fifty guests gathered with readings solos and poems. Relatives from Amherst Lakewood Penfield Elyria Hast Cleveland and Dover attended. Gifts were presented and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Maddock Road
Carl Saegert
Gerald Rice
Mandy
Geo. M. Day
John Eidt
Val Spicer
Robert Tayior
Geraldine Rice
Amherst
Lakewood
Penfield
Elyria
Hast Cleveland
Dover
August championship sports at Spring Valley Club events
August at Spring Valley Country Club centers on championship matches with social events planned. Tonight riders from the Riding Academy host a riding party and dinner, Tuesday features the Ladies golf tournament and luncheon, Thursday hosts the interclub invitational with Lakewood, and Mrs. E A Shaw leads a dinner party. Friday offers the trustee dinner and business meeting, followed by Saturday’s club dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Riding Academy
Spring Valley
Lakewood Country Club
E A Shaw
Birthdays and weddings light Fields Corners scene
Mr and Mrs Simon Barth faced a surprise bash at their Fields Corners home as sisters from Parma East Cleveland Lakewood North Olmsted and Elyria joined for Mrs Barth birthday. A noon lawn feast followed by games and social time. The Elsina Church of Christ Christian Endeavor met about becoming popular with gospel and youth topics. Claire Friday and Harry L Chrysler wed at Past Congregational Church with Rev William Wuir Auld officiating. After September 1 the Chryslers reside at 149 Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Barth
Fields Corners
Parma
East Cleveland
Lakewood
North Olmsted
Elyria
Barth
Elsina
Church of Christ Christian Endeavor
Mabel Sayles
Theodore Owen
Elsworth Alhest
Claire Friday
Harry L Chrysler
William Wuir Auld
Chrysler
Courtland Street
Junior Missionary Society Meets At Church Saturday
The Junior Missionary Society gathers at the church Saturday at two o clock. Admissions include Mrs Howard Williams of 135 School Street Mrs James Faldon of 611 Woodland Avenue Donal Schilling of 314 West 32nd Street Lorain Mrs Eugene Ohlemacher of 416 East Avenue and Allen Muffley of Graf ton Ohio Discharges include Franklin Rollin of North Ridgeville John Cracy of 527 Irondale Street Dale Healen of The Ohio Mrs Mary Webber of 307 Sumner Street and Mrs George Besmen of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Williams
School Street
James Faldon
Woodland Avenue
Donal Schilling
West 32Nd Street
Lorain
Eugene Ohlemacher
East Avenue
Allen Muffley
Grafton
Ohio
Franklin Rollin
North Ridgeville
John Cracy
Irondale
Dale Healen
The
Mary Webber
Sumner Street
George Besmen
Cleveland
Elyria Area Personal Reunions and Travel Notes
Local residents and visitors are noted in a stream of travel and hospitality items. Eleanor Loeffler and Margaret Hewitt depart for a motor trip through Pennsylvania and New York, while Kathryn Fulton Ursula Larkin and Elyria nurses vacation at Yellowstone. Various families host guests or visit relatives across Ohio, Illinois, and New York, with trips to Canada, Chautauqua Lake, Vermilion on the Lake, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Loeffler
Lake Avenue
Margaret Hewitt
Park Avenue
Pennsylvania
New York State
Kathryn Fulton
Ursula Larkin
Elyria City
Yellowstone National Park
R. J. Agate
Betty
Canada
New England
Richard Mathis
Lodi Street
Robert Stephens
East River Street
Robert
R J Agate
J. L. Mathis
Gust Bishop
Sylvia
Dorothy
Amherst
Elyria
George Daugherty
Viola
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
J. J Vaughn
Kathleen
Vaughn
F A Carpenter
Parkersburg
West Virginia
A. L. Gegenheimer
Longfellow Street
Young People’s Conference
Brieside
Ohto
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Chautauqua Lake
Fowler
Helen Todd
Elyria High School
Hattie Todd
Chicago
Russell
Waldorf
Margaret May Waldorf
Martha
Helen
Mary J Rosa
Elyria Block
Cleveland
Fred Rehfus
Marjorie
H. A Sayles
Princeton Avenue
Richard Neale
Moore
Rocky River
Mr. Welty
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Gladys Williams
Alice Glover
Dorothy Byers
Lillian West
Donia Jumont
Maarie Lucas
Gertrude Boylan
Madeline Frahm
Maybelle Burner
Lansing
Michigan
Carl Seherzer
Sandusky
Revarend
Ernst Irion
Thid Street
S. B Gardner
New Kensington
A. C. Botamer
High Street
Jane Lerach
Washington Avenue
Gary
Indiana
Carl Dillon
Mra Dillon
R . Lersch
Times of Friends and Relatives Spend Weekends and Trips
A flood of visits and travels threads across the area as residents and guests depart for and return from trips. Mr and Mrs Elwin Squires host in Riverside while others linger in Fremont and LaGrange. Notable travelers include M J Ford returning from Canada and Miss Margaret Urig heading to Valparaiso Indiana for a three month study stint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Squires
Riverside Court
Fremont
Ernest Erber
Shelbina
Missouri
Bertha Hadaway
Chicago
Ilinois
Walter Hadaway
Oberlin Road
David B Gauss
Fifteenth Street
Illinois
M. J. Ford
Canada
J . Curry
Pasadena
California
C. C. Locke
Winckles Street
M. D. Jones
Anta
Doris
Euclid Heights
Ohio
Carl Gibson
Twelfth Street
Rice's Dam
Sadie Chapman
Hugh Strickland
LaGrange
W. H. Maurer
Youngstown
C W Barnes
Medina
W. H. Barnes
Dennison Avenue
J. A. Campbell
Arthur
Bellefield Avenue
Yellowstone National Park
George Hill
Telegraph Road
Windsor
William Hawk
Michigan
W Koppes
Highth Street
H L Hall
Lake Bluff
Tllinois
Charles Lord
Flora Penfield
Seventh Street
J. L. Mathis
Lodi Street
San Francisco
Mathis
FOEF
Kansas City
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Wilmington
Salt Lake City
Denver
Margaret Urig
Eleventh Street
Valpariso
Indiana
Urig
Elyria Western Union
Wes
Funeral Service for Theodore Freese by King Solomon Lodge No 56
Special communication of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F and A M at 9 30 a m Tuesday August dth to conduct the funeral of Brother Theodore Freese Services at the grave L B Iglauer W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon’s Lodge No. 56
Bro
Theodore Freese
L. B. Iglauer
W. M
Picnic at Joe Wojcik's home attracts local guards
A pleasant Sunday picnic was hosted at Joe Wojcik's residence. After a rabbit dinner, the guards dispersed to their homes in Akron, Hudson, Wellington, and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wojcik
Akron
Hudson
Wellington
Elyria
Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Lorain Districts
Harry L Chrysler 37 boiler operator Elyria wed Clare Fri day 43 of Elyria in a ceremony led by Reverend Auld of Elyria. Sam Papas 27 painter Lorain wed Anna Huaar 16 Lorain, officiated by Rev. Dafama of Lorain. John W Webb 20 laborer Elyria wed Kate Mae Bohannon 21 of Elyria, Justice Watts officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L Chrysler
Elyria
Clare Friday
Auld
Sam Papas
Lorain
Anna Huaar
Dafama
John W Webb
Kate Mae Bohannon
Justice Watts
Local Births and Visits from Elyria Community
A Twinsburg area section reports births at Elyria Memorial Hospital including a boy born August second to Mr and Mrs Howard Williams of 135 Behool Street Elyria. Other messages note births, weekend visits, and family news from local residents including Detroiter relatives, Cleveland visitors, Warren families, and a death notice for Mrs C Schaeffer of Lakeland Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jean and
Renee Smith
Lorain
Edward Smith
Oak Street
Ida Mae Smith
Grafton
George Shindler
Padsley
Pasadens Avenue
Ed. Wilbert
Thirteenth Street
Miss Wilbert
Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. Wegat
Spruce Street
C. Schaeffer
Lakeland
Florida
Eight hundred prehistoric graves found in Alabama
Archaeologists announce the discovery of eight hundred prehistoric graves at a site in Alabama. The find suggests a long term settlement with multiple burial practices and potential links to ancient communities in the region. Researchers plan further excavation to map the site's extent and artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Terracing Farm Land Reduces Erosion In Oklahoma
Terracing work on Oklahoma farmland shows progress in soil preservation. Farmers report reduced runoff and improved moisture retention, aiding crop health and yields as land management practices expand across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zurcher Reunion
Schroeder
Blackford Reunion
Cous Hermye
Bechtel Reunion
Squires
Pangwan
Lvents
Northwest
Women's Relief Corps
Mrs. Barth
Miss Claire
Harry L. Chrysler
Camp-Iss
Camp Iss-See Kes
First Congregational Church
Robert W. McWilliams
McWilliams
Wilfred Bowdler
H Faulkner
Naomi
Ruth
Charles H. Ashbrook
John A. Kaley
Ballou
Bowdlar
Junior Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Hospital News
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Woicte Howe
Beatrice Wilbert
Cook’s
Sauls
Kings Elyria
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