Catholic Charities Campaign Head Appointed in Cleveland Diocese
The Catholic Charities annual parish drive in the Cleveland Diocese will run the week of April 25. Bishop Joseph Schrembs urged every Catholic adult to join the Catholic Charities Corp. Parish pastors were asked to send a full parishioner list by February 1. Cyril F. O'Neil announced Charles H. Kellstadt as campaign chairman, Sears, Roebuck & Co. Cleveland Stores.
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Catholic Charities
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
LL. D
Schrembs
Catholic Charities Corporation
Cyril F. O'Neil
Charles H. Kellstadt
Cleveland Stores
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Births Reported in La Grange Area
Mr and Mrs Ted Sayers welcome a daughter born Friday January 22. Mr and Mrs Albert Sayers announce a daughter born Wednesday January 27 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Norman Forbush reveal a son born Tuesday January 26. Mr and Mrs Karl Pitcock of Cleveland announce a son named Lauren Lloyd.
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LA Grange
Ted Sayers
Albert Sayers
Memorial Hospital
Norman Forbush
Karl Pitcock
Jeneanne Ingols
Cleveland
Lauren Lloyd
Wistaria Club Luncheon Held. Hostess Prep for Feb 11
Twelve covers were laid for a luncheon on Thursday hosted by Mrs. L. C. Monosmith for Wistaria club members. An afternoon gift exchange followed. Mrs. Andrew Rangon will host Thursday, Feb. 11.
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L. C. Monosmith
Wistaria Club
Andrew Rangon
O. U. Freshman Bill Wigert Tops Engineering Honor Roll
Bill Wigert, a freshman at O. U., earned the highest grade of 100 percent in the autumn quarter examination in the Engineering Department and his name appears on the Honor Roll.
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Bill Wigert
Fasnacht Mc Wade Weds Ruecke in Cleveland Ceremony
Dorothy Fasnacht Mc Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo C Fasnacht married Elmer EB Ruecke on Saturday January 23 in Cleveland He is a Heidelberg College graduate and principal of the born division at West Technical High School Cleveland They reside at 20 Elmwood Avenue Lakewood Ohio and host friends there.
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Leo C. Fasnacht
Dorothy Fasnacht McWade
Elmer EB. Ruecke
Cleveland
Ruecke
Heidelberg College
West Technical High School
Elmwood Avenue
Lakewood
Circle IV Meeting Postponed to February Second Hostess Named
Circle No IV postpones its meeting to Tuesday February 2 with Mrs Harmon Sheldon as hostess and a tureen dinner planned. The Five Hundred Club also delays its gathering by one week and will hold its party on Wednesday February 3.
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Circle No. IV
Harmon Sheldon
Five Hundred Club
Absences and visits noted in local district roundups
James Moulder has been absent from school for several days due to influenza. Ed Kryder of Canton was a weekend guest at the Fasnacht home. Mrs Robert Oliver, Misses Mar and Vera Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Sam Brown were recent visitors in Elyria. Mr and Mrs L Fasnacht spent Thursday and Friday in Cleveland. Miss Marilyn McWade of Lakewood has been visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fasnacht for several days.
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James Moulder
Ed. Kryder
Canton
Robert Oliver
Mar
Vera Wheeler
Sam Brown
Elyria
L. Fasnacht
Cleveland
Marilyn McWade
Lake Wood
Fasracht
School pupils raise funds for flood relief drive
Pupils at the school collected 34 dollars and 75 cents this week and turned the money and clothing and bedding over to Mrs. Sylvia Curtiss, chairman of the local Red Cross, to aid flood sufferers.
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Sylvia Curtiss
Red Cross
Local notes on Miss Leiby and visitors at Nonroeville
Miss Juanita Leiby takes a vacation from Nonroeville High School due to febrile illness at the school. Mrs. G G Leiby stays with relatives a few days. Mrs Henry Whrert and Mrs Andrew Rawson drove to Columbus on Friday to visit Whrert’s son Bill, age 11, and to engage with P T A Fork.
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Juanita Leiby
Nonroeville High School
G. G. Leiby
Henry Whrert
Andrew Rawson
Columbus
Bill
P. T. A. Fork
Junior Senior High Students Win Field Trip Reward
Students in the Junior Senior High who have perfect attendance for the school year will receive a full day field trip aboard the school bus to a designated destination yet to be announced.
Attendance Rewards Spark School Field Trip Plan
The program offers a full day field trip to the first six grades once they achieve 60 days or 120 sessions of perfect attendance, aiming to boost student motivation and consistency.
La Grange students named on honor roll third six weeks
The La Grange school honors list includes sixth grade students Robert Woodruff Norma Fern Wolcott Lois Smith Margene Sage and Robert Oppelt seventh grade Helen Nozderka and Josephine Lasky eighth grade Leolyn Wilcox ninth grade Harry Butler and Walter Spieth tenth grade Robert Kel ner eleventh grade Lola Conklin and Betty Holcomb twelfth grade Ardelle Hastings and William Spicer.
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la Grange School
Robert Woodruff
Norma Fern Wolcott
Lois Smith
Margene Sage
Robert Oppelt
Helen Nozderka
Josephine Lasky
Leolyn Wilcox
Harry Butler
Walter Spieth
Robert Kelner
Lola Conklin
Betty Holcomb
Ardelle Hastings
William Spicer
Class elects officers for 1937 senior class
The senior class of 1937 held a noon meeting Monday and elected officers Bill Spicer as president Alex Farkas as vice president and Ardelle Hastings as secretary and treasurer.
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Bill Spicer
Alex Farkas
Ardelle Hastings
West Ridge W. C. T. U. Meets for Meeting and Disturbing Prophesies
Mrs H J Hillier hosted the West Ridge W C T U gathering with guest speaker Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin giving a talk on A Year With the Master. The program included prayers by Miss Susan F Hinman and discussions on Consid er Repeal led by Dr Daniel Polling. One new member was enrolled and refreshments followed.
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H. J. Hillier
B. O. Pope
America
Susan F. Hinman
Lorain County
R. W. Richards
E. C. Shubert
Daniel Polling
Christian Herald
Pope
Shubert
Lydia Lord Davis
Overlin
Miss Hinman
Davis
Oberlin
Townline Road
George Knittel
Edison Highway
Arthur Fesler
Murray Ridge
J. H. Penfound
William Penfound
Oberlin Road
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Kruger
B. C. Pope
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange Program At Belden Grange Tuesday Evening
Carlisle Grange presented a program featuring Reading by Fred Decker Music by Merle Penfound and Mrs Bud Porter Agricultural Talk on Lime by Frank Eldred an original Maple Trees poem by Ruth Eldred and History of Carlisle Grange by Mrs J H Penfound and reader Mrs Merle Penfound. Attendance included Fred Decker Mrs Nettle Eldred and sons Frank and Louis Miss Ruth Eldred Mrs J H Penfound Mrs Bud Porter Mrs Harry Lauer and daughter Marian Miss Margaret Mason Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound and son Robert. Sherman Mason ill with pneumonia recently returned home from Elyria Clinic after appendectomy. Additional items note turkey supper at Church of Christ Elyria and visits among local families.
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Carlisle Grange
Belden Grange
Fred Decker
Merle Penfound
Bud Porter
Frank Eldred
Ruth Eldred
J. H. Penfound
Nettle Eldred
Frank and
Louis
Harry Lauer
Marian
Margaret Mason
Robert
Sherman Mason
Elyria Clinic
C. N. Williams
Robert Renouard
Church of Christ In
Elyria
W. C. Porter
Marion
Ohio
Clarion Pickworth
Pittsfield
R. L. Walker
A. J. Hillier
L. D. Foster
Nettie Kindrall
Paris cooks mix musk amber in fragrance laden dishes
In Paris, chefs used perfumes including flux rose water and marjoram to flavor foods. They were expected to stock musk and amber for their culinary needs, reflecting a period when scent and flavor intertwined in kitchen practice.
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Paris
A Three Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal
A three days cough warns of possible escalation to serious chest cold or bronchial irritation. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen to prevent complications. Stay alert for fever, chest pain, or shortness of breath.
Love Across Continents Forces Two Weddings
Claire Matthews races to England to be with her dying father while Paul Terrant’s ties to his future bride deepen. Sheila, torn between love and duty, faces Claire’s arrival and the looming prospect of an overseas voyage that could bring her and Paul together or drive them apart.
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Hunt
Westbrook Sanitarium
Mr. Matthews
Terrant
Philadelphia
Matthews
Phyllis
Claire
Sheila
Paul
Mr. Terrant
Mrs. Matthews
London
Hunt Williams
L. R. R. 8 meets at Congregational Church
The North Ridgeville group met Wednesday at the Congregational Church with a noon picnic luncheon. Rev. E C Young led devotions before the business session and plans advanced to host Fielda ladies February 24 and a spring bazaar March 24. An appeal was made for Red Cross relief. The next meeting is February 10.
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L. R.R
Congregational Church
E. C. Young
Fielda
Red Cross Relief Fund
Parish card party and dance for St Peters church
The Third Division of Women of St Peter's church hosted a card party and dance on Wednesday evening that drew a large crowd. The parish's social calendar resumes after Easter with the Dramatic Club's upcoming play Ladies of The Jury.
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St. Peter's Church
Red Cross flood relief drive authorized delegates named
Mrs H G Stacey and Mrs Catharine Tamblyn are authorized representatives of the Red Cross in charge of collecting for flood relief. Mr and Mrs C H Kolbe entertained eighteen friends from Cleveland and Lakewood at dinner Saturday evening. Cards were the evening's diversion.
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H. G. Stacey
Catharine Tamblyn
Red Cross
C. H. Kolbe
Cleveland
Lakewood
Friendship Club Meeting Held At Root Road Home
Thursday Mrs Felix Anderson hosted the Friendship Club with help from Mrs Christian Kost. A brief business session followed by games and contests awarded prizes to Mesdames Harry Watson Mary Falker and G Kay and Miss Lacey Wilford. Mrs Kay to host February 18 at Cleveland Road home.
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Felix Anderson
Christian Kost
Friendship Club
Root Road
Harry Watson
Mary Falker
G. Kay
Lacey Wilford
Kay
Cleveland Road
Local residents report illnesses and social visits
H G Stang and Emery Herghey are listed as sick. Mr and Mrs C C Hadaway and Mr and Mrs Frank Mason attended the Belden Grange meeting Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Urban Buescher move into the Fred Watson house on Brecks Court. Mrs E M Knowles was guest Thursday of Mrs Martin Frency of Cleveland. Mrs Frank Mason and son Merton called on Mr and Mrs Howard Benke of Lake Avenue. Miss Amy Sayer of Avon spent Wednesday at the Proudfoot home.
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H. G. Stang
Emery Herghey
C. C. Hadaway
Frank Mason
Belden Grange
Urban Buescher
Fred Watson
Breck’s Court
E. M. Knowles
Martin Frency
Cleveland
Merton
Howard Benke
Lake Avenue
Amy Sayer
Avon
Proudfoot
Honor Roll Students Named at North Ridgeville School
The newspaper lists honor roll recipients by grade levels from First through Senior, naming numerous students including Henry Dreger Dorothy Zuris Florence Bede Marilyn Brown Anna Babush Jeanne Cooper Ruth Haber Rita Barnes and many others across grades from First to Senior.
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North Ridgeville School
Henry Dreger
Fredrick Baltzell
Elmer Walling
Richard Moore
Margaret Kruezer
Dorothy Watson
Doreen Line
Margery Irons
Evelyn Stroud
Floyd Bachman
Dorothy Zuris
de Witte Maddock
Robert Babush
Donald Kilrain
Andrew Lasko
Don Standen
Elaine Dreger
Alfred Rusko
Martha Lasko
Jacqueline Nubn
Billy Jehlicka
Patsy Heisler
Jeanne Ody
Raymond Dunham
Darlene Laisry
Donald Flood
Damon Hill
Jean Wood
Jessie Wood
Florence Bede
Donald Falkner
John Heath
Robert Kammiller
Eleanor Pais
Bob Schmittgen
Donna Worcester
Marilyn Brown
Viola Heisler
Ann Irons
Patricia Maddock
Dorothy Kelly
June Pushback
Stanley Zuris
Dorothy Falkner
Elizabeth Lenner
Bernice Dorow
Jean Mills
Wiliam Pais
Laverne Nevadomski
Mildred McVeigh
Chad Smith
Anna Babush
Barbara Carpenter
Geraldine Dunham
Winton Hunt
Janet Irons
Charles Kremser
Emil Pais
Vanita Stroud
Rolandi Detwiler
Gladys Ponting
Helen Robinson
Betty Andrews
Ruth Bainbridge
Penfield News Notes Surprised by Friends at Home
Mr and Mrs Mer vin Walker hosted a friendly gathering on Wednesday evening with well filled baskets. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Underhill and Miss Florence Rundie of Florida C B Brash and Mr and Mrs C Brash Chesnut Ridge and Mr and Mrs George Smith of Ridgeville. Mrs Will Renton, long homebound with arthritis, was pleased by gifts from friends.
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Pexfield
Mervin Walker
Fred Underhill
Mis
Florence Rundie
Floria
C. B. Brash
C. & Brash
Chesnnut Ridge
George Smith
Ridgeville
Will Renton
Shower Honors Mrs Gilbert Schadding at Lorain Home
Vincent Mrs Meron Keller hosted a Thursday afternoon miscellaneous shower for Mrs Gilbert Schadding formerly Miss May Gill of Lorain. Twelve ladies attended at the former's home and played binzo. First prize went to Mrs J J Heckel, consolation to Mrs Arthur Riersbach.
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Meron Keller
Cecelia Gill
John Gill
Joseph Gill
Gilbert Schadding
Miss May Gill
Lorain
Binzo
J. J. Heckel
Arthur Riersbach
New York Day by Day diary captures social whirl
C O McIntyre recounts a February diary of glimpses in New York. He cites encounters with singers Lawrence Tibbett and John McCormack, meals at Grand Central oyster bar and El Morocco, plans for a Boston puppy, a Lindbergh kidnapping site visit, meetings with William Allen White, and Dwight Fiske joining New York society as a glamorous, autograph-seeking figure amid urbane chatter.
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New York
Lawrence Tibbett
John McCormack
Grand Central
Boston
Jersey
Lindberg
Brock Pembertons
William Allen White
el Morocco
Dwight Fiske
Noel Coward
Analytical view of gendered ballroom gestures
An observer appraises feminine gesture as a lady sweeping a silken dress train for a waltz or descent into a ballroom. Masculine gesture is tamping tobacco into a briar with calm assurance while a benign discussion proceeds in the background.
Mulled Grape Shrub in a Tenth Avenue Stand
A reader recalls a window card advertising Mulled Grape Shrub in a tacky drink and sandwich stand along 10th Avenue. The beverage is described as warm and spiced with cinnamon sticks, priced at 25 cents, evoking Victorian flavors and humorous stage figures Chic Sale and Homer Croy.
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10Th Avenue
Homer Croy
Murray Hill Hotel Preserves Expansive Billiard Rooms
The Murray Hill stands out as one of the few hotels maintaining a large billiard room once a key feature of grand inns. Its nightly crowd includes silver-haired players in dinner jackets with wives beside them, a sight echoing the old Fifth Avenue hotel famous for its vast billiard hall and Amen Corner. Modern hotels offer fewer tables and restrict billiards to bona fide guests upon request, as the pastime draws some undesirables, though many mansions still keep a billiard table at home as an aristocratic tradition.
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Murray Hill
Fifth Avenue
Bagatelles on Broadway Names and Comic Quirks
A compact look at stage and screen figures. Paul Whiteman’s phobia facing a large audience, Noel Coward’s mother running a boarding house shaping character types, Amon Carter’s turkey farm for friends, Robert Sherwood’s Broadway hits, Michael Arlen’s string of successes, Premier Blum’s romance reading tastes, and P G Wodehouse’s cheerful writing. A vignette mix notes theater and society figures with playful asides.
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Bagatelles
Paul Whiteman
Noel Coward
Amon Carter
Robert Sherwood
Michael Arlen
Premier Blum
France
P. G. Wodehouse
Luncheon Honors Honoree With Pink and White Theme
Ladies gathered around a large table for luncheon with a pink and white color scheme. Attendees included Mrs Exton Lorain Mrs Bilow Mrs Pauline Gill Mrs Arthur Biernbach Mrs J J Heckel Mrs L H Keller Mrs Schadding Mrs Elmer Keller Miss Rose Bilow Miss Cella Gill Mrs John Gill Mrs William Heck Mrs Joseph Gill and the hostess. Many fine gifts were presented to the honoree.
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Exton
Lorain
Bilow
Pauline Gill
Arthur Biernbach
J. J. Heckel
L. H. Keller
Schadding
Elmer Keller
Rose Bilow
Progres sive Class Hosts Church Sunday School Bingo Party
The Progressive Class of the M E Church Sunday School sponsored a bingo party in the church parlors. Local members joined for an evening of games and fellowship, with proceeds aiding church activities.
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M. E. Church
Labor's share in manufacturing value disputed by Frey
In a thoughtful article John P Frey argues wages are a small share of profits in U S manufacturing. The piece counters with figures from Census and national income studies showing wages and salaries comprise a large portion of value added and of realized income, once deductions are accounted for.
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American Federationist
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
A. F. of L
Bureau of the Census
United States
Frey
W. I. King
Department of Commerce
National Bureau of Economic Research
Church Fundraiser Party Supports Roof Repairs
Thursday evening about fifty people attended a church event with proceeds earmarked for repairing the roof.
Local families return from visits and share flood updates
Mrs Knepper and Mrs Mamie Myers with son Ralph have left relatives Mr and Mrs John Cook and returned to Leipsic Ohio and Fort Wayne Indiana. Mrs Ferris and children in Chattanooga Tenn report safety but cannot return to Vincent due to flood. Mr and Mrs Henry Kelling of Sheffield visited Mr and Mrs J G Morris. Mrs F H Lewis guest of Mrs Ned Parker. Mrs John Karman visited Mrs John Cook. Minnie Lewis and son Fred visited her brother Herman Smith and wife on Butternut Ridge Road.
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Knepper
Mamie Myers
Ralph
John Cook
Leipsic
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ferris
Chattanooga
Tenn
Vincent
Henry Kelling
Sheffield
J. G. Morris
F. H. Lewis
Ned Parker
John Karman
Minnie Lewis
Fred
Herman Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
School Board Reorganizes and Approves Budget
Rochester township school board met in special session last Thursday to reorganize and approve this year’s budget. All board officers, including the clerk, were reelected. The board also met in regular session Tuesday night, with routine business transacted.
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Township School Board
Birthday party honors Mrs Lovell Hileman husband and Lewis Herman
Mrs Lovell Hileman entertained her Neighborhood Club ladies and their husbands Saturday night at her home in honor of her husband’s birthday and that of Lewis Herman of New London. Refreshments were served to Mr and Mrs Franks, Mr and Mrs Snyder, and Mr and Mrs Heyman, plus the hostess and her husband.
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Lovell] Hileman
Lewis Herman
New London
Frederick Franks
Lawrence Snyder
Lewis Heyman
Injured by Fall at Home Patient Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Carlos Snyder suffered a severe fall in her living room Monday afternoon after tripping on a radio cord. She dislocated her shoulder and fractured the right arm bone two inches below the shoulder joint. Transported to New London, the joint was set when possible, but due to serious conditions an operation became necessary on Thursday.
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Carlos Snyder
New London
Briefs From The Community Largely Personal Updates
Confined in New London Hospital and a series of local visits mark the social notes. Bertha Simonson visited the Clifford family. Kenneth Gill of Toledo traveled to see friends. Mandy Gariss sprained an ankle running. Anna Selyem attended a visiting tea with Maggie Cowie. Viola Snyder missed school due to throat illness. Gladys Tucker and her children Shelby visited her mother, Carlos Snyder, before her hospital stay. Harvey Myers of Wellington spent time at the Roy Snyder home. Arthur Jewett served on the Brighton PTA serving committee Thursday.
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Kenneth Gill
Toledo
Mandy Gariss
Anna Selyem
Maggie Cowie
Viola Snyder
Gladys Tucker
Shelby
Carlos Snyder
Harvey Myers
Wellington
Roy Snyder
Arthur Jewett
Brighton P. T. A
Fijian Viewpoints on Beauty and Wonder
The passage notes that Fijians possess wide curiosity but lack complex wonder. When asked to admire a sunset or scenery, a native responds with practical inquiry, asking In what respect is it beautiful. The remark highlights differing aesthetic perception and emphasis on concrete evaluation.
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Fijian Islands
Borrowers in Cnossus Face Mock Theft Ceremony
Plutarch notes a ritual in the city of Cnossus where borrowers simulate stealing the borrowed money to signal debt. If the debtor failed to pay on the due date or refused to acknowledge the debt, the local ruler or official could arrest him for theft.
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Chitten
Clarence
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Plutarch
Cnossus
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The
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Penfield
C. O. McIntyre
Guy Lombardo
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
J. E. LE Rossignol
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Rochester
New London Hospital
Bertha Simonson
Frank Clifford
Lydia E. Pinkbam
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