FBI speaker outlines crime problem and fingerprint work
Frank a of the Cleveland office described crime trends to Elyria Rotary and noted 23 people are murdered daily in the United States. He explained FBI hiring, saying applicants are 25 to 35, often lawyers or accountants, and undergo 16 weeks of training. The bureau maintains 10,000,000 fingerprint records aiding convictions and exonerations. Guests included local police and Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elyria Rotary Chas ‘Mee Nmbers
Franka
Cleveland
Tern
United States
State Departments
Washington
Grubbs
Bureau
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Kenneth Barclay
Tom Smith
William McClellan Jr
Gordon Dawley
Fred Bentley
Clarence E. Berg
Oberlin Rotarians
Lost Both Legs As Ball Game Result But Still Is Fan
Belmer Benton a 20 year old cripple who lost both legs after a ball bat injury five years ago still loves baseball. He attended his first major league game in a box seat at third base to see Cleveland Indians face Bob Feller who pitched and won. He had osteomyelitis, leading to amputations, and rarely left his porch until last night when he watched the Indians on radio and in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Belmer Benton
Belmer
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Lorain County Farm Bureau members to attend convention
Five members of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association will go to the United Farm Bureau Cooperative Association convention at Cedar Point from August 27 to 29. Attending are Merritt Powell, Chester Carpenter, Earl Peabody, Frank Herrmann, Julian Perkins, with Mrs Perkins accompanying her husband. The federation comprises associations from 11 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
United Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Cedar Point
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Chester Carpenter
Earl Peabody
Frank Herrmann
Julian Perkins
Library Projects To Close Friday
Announcement states the Elyria Library Children’s Department projects close Friday. Puppets made by children will be used in a puppet play story hour with participation by children. Regular story hours will resume in the fall with date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Department
Elyria Library
Ohioans Lead In Vandalia Trapshoot Halfway Marks
Ohio shooters held top spots at the Grand American Trapshoot midway through competition. George Wagner of Dayton hit 99 of 100 in Class A and JH, J. Carson of Uhrichsville led Class B with 37, Art Stifal of Casey led Double-A with a perfect 100, Ed Bottcher of Highmore earned 96 in Class D, and George D. Dillon of Maysville led Class C with 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Iwo
Auto collision damages two cars on Route 254
The front end of a car driven by Albert Rada of 3002 Elvrra avenue Lorain and the right side of a car driven by Harrell Hopkins of Ver milion-on-the-Lake were damaged yesterday at about 6 pm in a collision at Route 254 and Pearl road deputy sheriffs reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rada
Elvrra Avenue
Lorain
Harrell Hopkins
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
BP. m
Route 254
Pearl Road
Ohio Pastor Describes Arab Kidnapping Ordeal in Camp
The Rev. Gerould R. Goldner, pastor of One Church of Christ in Mogadore Ohio, arrived in Hoboken aboard the Statendam recounting seven days of privation in an Arab camp after being kidnapped with his father. He described a canyon hideout, a ransom note for 100000 piasters, and a dire escape ending with a ritual farewell. The elder Goldner returned to the United States while recounting their perilous ordeal and a final exchange before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Gerould R. Goldier
Church of Christ of
Jerusalem
Mar Saba
Cein
Goldner
Jerusalem Y. al
Hiram College
Acniucu
Achmed
Geldner
United States
Jacob Goldner
Committee Urges OSU To Lift Marxist Club Ban
The Academic Freedom Committee of the ACLU condemns Ohio State University trustees for outlawing the Marxist Club as an arbitrary act. It asks Acting President William McPherson to rescind the ban, calling it a grave infringement on academic freedom and free expression. The move followed a sub-committee's report on alleged subversive activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Academic Freedom Committee
The
American Civil Liberties Union Today
Ohio State University
Marxist Club
William McPherson
Mansfield Man Is New Legion Head, Convention Ends
Akron August 23. The 21st annual Ohio Department American Legion convention ended quietly as R. B. Gardner of Mansfield was elected Department Commander. Toledo was chosen as the 180th convention city, succeeding Eli A. Jensen of Springfield. Others elected include Ralph H. Stone of Conneaut as Department Vice Commander and J Ernest Giffin of Bellaire as treasurer. Mrs O L Perry of Akron won Department Auxiliary presidency, with Mrs J Ernest Giffin as vice president and Mrs Frederick Swing of Cincinnati as treasurer. Rev G Burgeois of St Peters Catholic Church Akron named chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Akron
American Legionnaires
Ohio Department
R. B. Gardner
Mansfield
Toledo
Gardner
Eli A. Jensen
Springfield
Legionnaires
Ralph H. Stone
Conneaut
Department
J. Ernest Giffin
Bellaire
O. L. Perry
Department Auxiliary
Frederick Swing
Cincinnati
Treasury
James Swagger
W. R. Shively
Columbus
Wakeman Man Wins In Contest At Fair
Allan Cooley of Wakeman won the Huron County Seed Improvement Association guessing contest at the Huron County Fair with 1958 seeds. The actual count was 1936. Other results listed include Frank Salabank 1960 Norwalk, H A Zuercher 1951 Norwalk, C A Calhoun 1950 New London, Howard Green 1950 Bellevue, George Lierenz 1962 Norwalk. The booth featured a hybrid crossing plot and a Thorne wheat sample from Fries farm, a new Ohio Experiment Station variety. Association members include Clayton Albright Monroeville Heyman Brothers Monroeville W A F Porter and Sons New London Humphrey Farm Wakeman and the French Brothers Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Seed Improvement Association
Huron County Fair
Allan Cooley
Wakeman
Frank Salabank
Collins
H. A. Zuercher
Norwalk
C. A. Calhoun
New London
Howard Green
Bellevue
George Lierenz
Farmers Inspect Fertilizer Plant Alliance Ohio Visit
About 250 people from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association and five nearby counties toured the Alliance fertilizer plant in Ohio. The group saw production in the morning and heard a short program in the afternoon with speakers Hugh Boyd from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation H M Butcher the plant superintendent and Stanley Howard the Farm Bureau field supervisor for Northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau
Alliance, O
Erie
Huron
Crawford
Ashland
Richland
Hugh Boyd
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
H. M. Butcher
Alliance
Stanley Howard
Ohio
Ask County To Cut Weeds Along Road
The Roch ester Village council asked the county to clear weeds along Griggs road at Route 511 and the request was sent to County Engineer Harry L. Dunham. The board deferred decision pending a later vote while considering a Lorain Automobile Club request for direction signs at Route 38 and Foster Park road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Rochester Village
Griggs Road
Route 511
Harry L. Dunham
Lorain Automobile Club
Route 38
Foster Park Road
Sandusky
Elyria Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Frank Borka of 245 Spruce Street was fined $3 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for reckless driving. He was arrested at 7 P M yesterday for failing to stop at a traffic light at West River and Lodi streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Borka
Spruce Street
Joseph Q. Petro
West River
Lodi Oreets
Market Prices For Produce And Backers Listed
Prices for multiple commodities including oats, corn, cucumbers, onions, potatoes, radishes, spinach, and tomatoes are listed with units and varied per-basket or per-bushel quotes. Numerous items show small fractional pricing and mixed units, reflecting a dense early market sheet.
Grain and feed prices and offerings from a local market report
The notice lists prices and lots for corn, wheat, oats, flour, meal, hay and straw. It includes grade names such as No 1 red and No 2 Meyer hay and various firsts and standards, with per bushel, per ton, and per barrel figures and references to mill feeds and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kloyetar Ce
Mone Ctra Miling Co
Zamonon
CNTF
Iaoo
Meyer Hay
TYCO
Village sues to foreclose LaGrange property loan note
In LaGrange a Village suit against William Clapp for 1375 seeks foreclosure on property at 10 LaGrange tied to a note and mortgage with the People's Bank of LaGrange. The bank’s assignment to the village as surety for public funds prompts collection actions. Also, suit filed by Federal Farm Mortgage Corp against Alice Boise et al for 1413 forecloses on Wellington property. County enjoins Lorain officials from collecting more than 200 of a 1124 assessment on John Strick’s lot valued at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
LaGrange
William Clapp
Clapp
People’s Bank of
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
Alice Boise Et al
Wellington
Lorain
John F. Strick
Evangelical Church Opens State Meet in Columbus
The Ohio conference of the Evangelical Church opened its five day annual meeting at Miller Avenue Evangelical church with communion and a memorial service. Bishop George E. Epp presided and will address the conference. Rev. R. B. Leedy will give an historical sketch. Ordination and assignment of about 100 ministers to churches for the year are major items. Appointments will be read at the closing session by Bishop Epp and cabinet including district superintendents Rev. C. L. Allen, Rev. H. V. Summers, and Rev. R. A. Saint Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbus
Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Church
Miller Avenue
George E. Epp
Naperville
R. B. Leedy
Bishop Epp
C. L. Allen
Fremont
H. V. Summers
Canton
R. A. Saint Columbus
Russia Township to Vote on School Levy
Russia township residents will decide next November on a one mill levy for two years to fund school purposes. The levy appeared on the ballot after the Russia township board of education filed a resolution authorizing its inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Board of Elections
Alfalfa Price Details From Local Market
Readable pricing shows alfalfa figures: No 1 second cutting at 16 dollars per unit and No 2 second cutting at 15 dollars, with No 1 top price at 10 dollars. Indicates market rates for hay in the region.
Candidates For Township Offices File Petitions
Several petitions for township offices were filed with the board of elections. Amherst township trustees E Heinzerling and Joseph Malastna, clerk E L Moebius, justice C E Cooper and A E Engle, and constables FE H Mays E L White J Sharp. South Amherst education candidates Harold Moore Martha Kilmer. Eaton township education George C Stegman. Elyria township trustee Carl E Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
A. Heinzerling
Joseph Malas Tna
Amhherst Township
E. L. Moebius
Amherst Township
C. E. Cooper
A. E. Engle
FE. H. Mays
E. L. White
J. Sharp
Harold Moore
Martha Kilmer
Board of Education
South Amherst Village
George C. Stegman
Eaton Township
Carl E. Turner
West Ridge Road
Elyria Township
Village marshals lack authority to arrest outside limits
Columbus August 23 A G Thomas J Herbert ruled that village marshals have no power to arrest traffic violators outside their village limits without a warrant Col Lynn Black Superintendent of the State Highway Patrol said some marshals patrol roads beyond their villages to arrest and bring offenders before other village mayors to collect costs they could not claim under their own village ordinance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Col
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
County to Accept Bids for $1.8 Million Depositories
County commissioners will authorize advertisements for depositories handling $1.8 million of county funds for two more years. The contracts with current banks expired yesterday. Treasurer Walter J Wright said $1.5 million will cover inactive funds and $300,000 active funds, with a 3 day withdrawal notice for inactive accounts and none for active funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
Britain France Back Polish Fight In War Ties
Britain and France reaffirm pledged support for Poland as the European alliance stretches across Moscow Armies totaling about ten million with reserves estimated at fifty million. Poland insists on defending independence while Turkey maintains alignment with the security front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iater
Moscow
Europe
Poland
Britain
France
Turkey
Agricultural market receipts and livestock prices summary
Receipts show hogs steady to higher with mixed weights and rough figures for pigs and sows. Cattle, calves, sheep and goats display varied prices by grade, with steers and butcher cattle near the upper end and common stock lower. Poultry and eggs listed with regional weight and price notes. potatoes priced by region from Ohio New Jersey and Oregon listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colered Lée
Ohio
New Jersey
Thalin Rasaset BurBanks
Tdalina Long
Oregon
Fresh Produce Prices In Local Market Report
A hurried price list covering apples and assorted produce. Items include Cantaloupes, Cucumbers, Lettuce, Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and more with baskets and pecks, noting varieties, weights, and price ranges. Several entries show per basket or per peck pricing, indicating a busy grocery market snapshot.
Death of Adam A Freed 71 Funeral Friday in Wellington
Adam Addison Freed 71 died yesterday at his son Ray Freed's home in Oberlin after a long illness. He lived in Wellington and Sullivan 26 years and is survived by daughter Cora Jones of Sullivan and six sons Frank Earl Clarence Charlie Ray and Marry all of Oberlin. Brother Dennis of Westerville also survives. Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Adam Addison Freed
Ray Freed
Oberlin
Wellington and
Sullivan
Cora Jones
Frank
Earl
Pittsfield
Clarence
Charlies
Ray
Marry
Dennis
Westerville
Keith Andrews
Mrs Leman Doty Dies After Brief Illness At Home
Mrs Leman Edgar Doty died at her home 244 East Ninth Street after a brief illness. She was born in Annan Scotland and belonged to the First Congregational church. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Herbert G Cowling and Mrs Frederick Worthington one son Edgar Forbes Doty one brother Col W J Millar five grandchildren. Friends may call Nichols Funeral Home through Friday morning. remains moved to home for services Friday at 2:00 officiated by Dr William Muir Auld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leman Edgar Doty
Margaret Carson Millar
East Ninth Street
Girl Rescued From Boy At River Edge
Police responded to East Bridge street yesterday afternoon to stop a mentally incompetent 13-year-old boy from throwing an eight-year-old girl named Alberta Lee over the north wall into the river. Burrell W. Taft, passing by, rescued Alberta. The boy was turned over to his parents and warned. Police report attempts to commit him to an institution have failed due to overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridge Street Bridge
Alberta Lee
Harwaoe Street
Burrell W. Taft
Sugar Ridge Road
E. J. Stankard
County approves water line extension on East Avenue to LaPorte
County commissioners vote to approve plans by County Sanitary Engineer Ray Hollis for an 8000 foot water line extension from East Avenue to LaPorte and west on Route 10. Estimated cost is 15000 dollars with frontage assessments around 1 per foot, Hollis states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesverda
Ray Hollis
East Avenue
LaPorte
Hollis
Bolivian President Gravely Wounded in Accident
In La Paz on August 23 President Gen. German Buschcn was gravely wounded. Officials said the wounding was accidental and occurred during official duties in the Bolivian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapaz
Bolivia
German Buscn
Oberlin clubs host picnic for Lorain County children
Oberlin Ohio August 23 The Oberlin Automobile Club and Oberlin Business Men's Club entertain sixty Lorain County Children's Home children at Ruggles Beach in an annual day trip. Cars provided by the clubs carry the children from the Home at nine o'clock. Lunch, supper and gifts are supplied by the clubs for the day's outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Automobile Club
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Lorain County
Ruggles Beach
Admissions and Births At Allen Hospital Highlight Local Families
The report lists admissions from August 18 to August 23 including Mrs. Joseph Mayer and Alice Jean Murray, Effie Seckler, Dan Kinsey, Valerie Haynes, Lewis Mack, Jean Currier with discharges through August 22. Births note a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer at 99 East Lorain Street on August 18 and another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kinsey at 22 Morgan Street on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mayer
Alice Jean Murray
Effie Seckler
Dan Kinsey
Valerie Haynes
Lewis Mack
Jean Currier
East Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Morgan Street
Funeral services for Mrs J C Huffman Thursday afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs J C Huffman who died Monday afternoon will be held Thursday at 2 30 P M at Sedgeman Funeral parlors Rev H J Tucker pastor of Mt Zion Baptist church will have charge. Interment in Westwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Huffman
Sedgeman
H. J. Tucker
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Miss Margaret Martin To Receive Master’s Degree
Miss Margaret Martin of Pleasant Street School will receive her Master’s Degree from the University of Chicago on Friday August 25. She was elected to Pi Lambda Theta during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Martin
Pleasant Street
University of Chicago
Miss Martin
Pi Lambda Theta
Miss Virginia Carson returns home from Detroit visit
Miss Virginia Carson daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Carson has returned to her Morgan street home after a week with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W L Sperry in Detroit A number of other locals also return from travels including Mr and Mrs H S Paddock and family from Morgan street two weeks in Curtis Mich and a day at Saulte Ste Marie and further trips to San Diego and Oakland California and Peru Nebraska among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carson
W. S Carson
Morgan Street
W. L. Sperry
Detroit
H. S. Paddock
Margaret
Charles
Charlotte Paddock
Lakewood
Curtis, Mich
White Fish Lake
Upper Peninsula
Saulte Ste. Marie
J. S. Wetherill
A. J. Todd
San Diego
California
G. G. Wetherill
A. G. Wheeler
Peru
Nebraska
S. L. Powers
South Main Street
Nessie Hobbs
Oakland
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
Mary Kepler
Winifred MacDonald
Robert
Charlotte Norling
E. A. Norling
Aurora
Boy 14 Arrested in Slaying of Chum in Los Angeles
Richard Jensen, 14, accused of killing Billy Williams, 13, was captured in Venice after a wide search by deputy sheriffs and citizens. The victim died after head injuries from a hammer strike, chest wounds, and a strangling wire. The motive remains unclear as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office Today
Richard Jensen
Billy Wiliams
Venice
Here
Montrose
Richard
Billy Williams
Billy
Japan to Continue Campaign in Asia says Tokyo
Tokyo reports that Japan will press ahead with a new order in Asia despite European events. A Foreign Office spokesman linked Germany and Soviet plans to Japan’s anti-communist alliance, noting no change in Japan’s defense against invasion. Reports say Japan may recall ambassadors from Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Asia
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Russia
Far East
SWOC Cancels Labor Contract With Nickel Co
The steel workers organizing committee SWOC, for the first time, cancels a labor contract with International Nickel Co. of Huntington, West Virginia, accusing the firm of unfair labor practices and evasive dealings. The cancellation takes effect August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Philip Murray
SWOC
Congress of Industrial Organizations
International Nickel Co
Huntington
W. Va
New Warden At Pen To Be Named Soon
Governor Bricker said after talks with welfare director Charles Sherwood that a new warden at the Ohio Penitentiary will probably be named within 24 hours. The field has narrowed to practically one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Columbus
Charles JL. Sherwood
Bricker
Ohio Penitentiary
Church Heads Renamed in Ohio Camp Meeting Group
Springfield ministers Rev. C. E. Byers and Rev. F. L. Blevins were re elected as president and vice president of the Ohio State Camp Meeting Association at a Churches of God business session. Rev. C. L. Quinn of Lima was elected secretary and added to the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio State Camp Meeting Association
Churches of God
C. E. Byers
F. L. Blevins
C. L. Quinn
Lima
Board of Trustees
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Relief for Eczema
A vintage advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for eczema itchy pimples and red blotches caused by external factors. It promises 35 cents at druggists with a money back offer if relief is not achieved. It also claims usefulness for cracking feet and itching conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Winners Named In Y M C A Carnival
The Y M C A Boys Division Summer Carnival announced winners across Ping Pong, Check, Archery, and related events led by Jim Simpson Roy Gardner Ted Gilder and Ted Gilder with multiple podium finishes. A 9:30 A M meeting at the Y precedes Crystal Beach picnic closing the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
Jim Simpson
Tom Smith
Ted Gilder
Neil Hansen
Roy Gardner
Everett Minkler
Bernard Lysaght
Bob Klein
Horace Danner
Jack Ferguson
Bob Flynn
Bill Kenawell
Richard Nichol
Crystal Beach
Lorain Offers Abandoned Tunnel To County for Bridge Conduit
Lorain city council voted to give the old tunnel under the Black River at Erie avenue to Lorain County for use as a conduit for electric cables for the Erie street bridge project. The county will save thousands of dollars by reusing the tunnel, which lies about 60 feet beneath the river surface and is five feet in diameter, per County Engineer Harry L. Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain County
Black River
Erie Avenue
Erie Street
Harry L. Dunham
Few Apply To Take Civil Service Test
With the deadline a week away only two applications had been received by the Elyria Civil Service Commission to take an examination for janitor fireman in Elyria schools. The test will be held Thursday evening next week in the City Council Chambers and applications must be on file by next Wednesday. Applicants must be 30 to 60 years old in good physical condition and hold state firemen licenses. Forms are available at the commission office in City Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Civil Service Commission
Elyria
Commission
Death Stretch Being Resurfaced Near Fremont
Fremont Ohio August 23 The state highway department began resurfacing of the death stretch on U S Highway 20 east of Fremont after seven people died July 29 in a triple car crash. Highway Director Robert S Beightler ordered work on the 242 mile stretch following civic protests over the fatalities on the slippery brick pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
State Highway Department
Robert S. Beightler
Public Sale Scheduled August 26 1939 With Variety of Farm Implements
Poughton Bros announce a public sale on Saturday August 26 1939 starting at noon. The list includes a Jersey cow six years old fresh by sale day and extensive farm machinery such as multiple springtooth drags disks rollers cultipackers wagons plows binders drills and more. Cash on day of sale and no property moves until paid. Auctioneers C F Spitler and clerk listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
Ohio
Poughton Bros
C. W. Fackler
C. F. Spitler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sudro -Curtis Ambulance
U. S
Mansfield Man
New Legion
Toledo Grain Close
Inc
Vear
RY Praodice
Chile
Laskets
Eta Baskets
SCAR
Ny Baskets
Pisa
Bashels
Lear
Chicago
Cas
Bute
Weith
Evangelical Church
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Produce
Hovegrowers Wannhke
Astrachan
Yaa Ste
SOQ Tc
Wealthy O'In
Tmsoe
Duo-L
Pippin
Bae
Tbs
Cantatloupes
Dot Bunehes
Maze
Franco Basket
Escarole
Ket
Carly
Paorer Lower
Rochesters
Adele Bu
Adam A. Freed
Mrs. Leman Doty
Boy
Mrs
Esther Wood
Professor St
Entertain Children of Lorain Co.Home
Huffman Funeral
Kellogg's
Soba - Grille
Chum
Tokyo Report
S. W
Eczema
Reole
Waparrreeae
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