Elyria YWCA elects officers and plans hobby show
SOCIETY RS. D. A. BAIRD was reelected to head the Elyria YWCA board. Officers include Mrs. Rodney Rockwood vice president, Mrs. H. W. Tibbals recording secretary, Miss Alice McCracken corresponding secretary Daala Broom and Mrs. Artemses DoTUT as treasurer. Plans were made for the March hobby show and two Girl Reserve committees will handle arrangements. A Race Relations Vesper Service is set for Sunday February 16 at four with Miss Yutsi Kinura as speaker. a Lenten service planning committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. D. A. Baird
Elyria Young Women's Christian Association
Rodney Rockwood
H. W. Tibbals
Alice McCracken
Daala Broom
Artemses Dotut
Tibbals
Beebe
J. K. Thatcher
Yutsi Kinura
Deane Burns
Leo Meyer
King Fauver
Oberlin violin and vocal program at Woman's Club
Six young ladies from Oberlin Conservatory presented a refined musical program yesterday afternoon at the Woman's Club following a tureen luncheon for the Department of Music and Drama. Mrs. James A. Hewitt chaired the luncheon committee while Mrs. A. C. Schilleman presided in the absence of Department chair Sumner Hartwell. Edith Lyman played violin with June Collings. Betty Crowell sang four numbers with Kathryn Agne. Kathryn Cox performed cello solos with Jeanette McClellan at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Conservatory
Woman's Club
Department of Music and Drama
James A. Hewitt
Sumner Hartwell
A. C. Schilleman
Edith Lyman
June Collings
Betty Crowell
Kathryn Agne
Kathryn Cox
Jeanette McClellan
Dinner party for Troop 3 Girl Scouts at church
Twenty six Girl Scouts of Troop 3 and their leaders held a turean dinner at the Second Congregational church on Monday evening. Valentines were exchanged and each Patrol presented a fifteen minute program of music dramatics and dances. Prizes were awarded to Helen Blemes Norma Slusher and Lillian Johnston. The evening closed with Good night Circle and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 3
Second Congregational
Helen Blemes
Norma Slusher
Lillian Johnston
Bingo party planned by Captain Reefy Circle in Woodman Hall
A good turnout of Ladies of G. A. R. met at Woodman Hall led by Captain P. D. Reefy Circle. After routine business, plans were made for a bingo party Friday at Mrs. Clifford Hill’s home 110 Williams Street, with members invited and several reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Reefy
Woodman Hall
Clifford Hill
Williams Street
Ili
Vicks VapoRub Promises Late Cold Relief for Children
A Practical Guide for Mothers touts Vicks VapoRub as safe external relief for children’s colds. It describes two action methods, poultice and vapor inhalation, to loosen phlegm and ease breathing, and cites clinical testing and home use as proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki VapoRub
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Millem Vick Alds Used Yearly or Better Control of Colds
Millem Vick Alds promotes a yearly or better approach to controlling colds, outlining routine measures and preventive steps for households. The guidance emphasizes regular hygiene, timely vaccination where applicable, and consistent health practices to reduce cold incidence.
Hi Time Club Hosts Successful Bridge Party
The Hi Time Club held its first major social event at the Elyria Woman's Club last evening. Twenty two tables participated with a prize for the high score at each table. Rosalind Les and Hortense Curtis won other prizes. The organizing committee was formed by Mrs. Lillian Lees and Mrs. Esther Wooden. Mrs. Wooden will host another club gathering at East Broad Street home on Thursday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman’s Club
Rosalind Les
Hortense Curtis
Lillian Lees
Esther Wooden
Habit Topic Study By Child Culture Circle
Members of the Child Culture Circle met at Mrs. C D Ryals home to discuss habits in a session titled Habit. Mrs C E Standen presented Developing the Habit of Observation and Concentration and Mrs Raymond Thompson read Opening the Mind of the Child a Mother Function. One new member Mrs Milo Terry joined and refreshments were served before adjourning to meet March ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Ryals
East Avenue
C. BE. Standen
Raymond Thompson
Milo Terry
Twenty Five At Meeting The Rainbow Class
The Rainbow class of the Meth odist church met in the church parlors with twenty five members present. A short business session preceded the social part of the evening. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Alice Fesler, Mrs. Ruby Vietzen, Mrs. E. J. Bond and Mrs. Doris Hensen. Valentine themed refreshments were served by hostesses Mesdames Helen Lehman, Flossie Shepard, Grace Haines, Kate Smith, Hazel Schmitkens and Miss Elsie Schroeder. The next meeting will be held on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Alice Fesler
Ruby Vietzen
E. J. Bond
Doris Hensen
Helen Lehman
Flossie Shepard
Grace Haines
Kate Smith
Hazel Schmitkens
Leap Year Dance Plans At Elyria Assembly No 13
Elyria Assembly No 13 Rainbow for Girls met at I O F Hall last night with all officers present. They planned a Leap Year dance and appointed Barbara Brodback chair of the committee with Betty Corkill Rosalia Seabold and Violet Nash as assistants. Novelty parties to raise funds were authorized to begin this month. Wanda Bleske named reporter. February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
O. F
Barbara Brodback
Betty Corkill
Rosalia Seabold
Violet Nash
Wanda Bleske
Garford Girl Reserves Host Amateur Program
Girl Reserves of Garford school featured an amateur program yesterday afternoon with participation from nearly all members. Phyllis Revercomb served as announcer and leader. A Valentine party concluded the event with refreshments before the group adjourned at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford School
Phyllis Revercomb
Birthday Party for Miss Elaine Bird at Bird Home
Miss Elaine Bird celebrated her ninth birthday Saturday at her parents home 515 North Street. A dainty luncheon followed by games entertained the guests and the little hostess received several pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Bird
Fred Bird
North Street
Licenses Granted in Local Areas
Licenses were granted to laborer Grant Rundle of Columbia Station and Leona Myers of North Ridgeville. Electrician Carl W Haven of Elyria and Zelma Arnold of Elyria were approved along with machinist Matthew Muzik of Joralin and Margaret Keressi of Lorain. Truck driver John Cooper Jr of Cleveland and Martha Jacobson of Wellington received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Rundle
Columbia Station
Leona Myers
North Ridgeville
Carl W. Haven
Elyria
Zelma Arnold
Matthew Muzik
Joraln
Margaret Keressi
Lorain
John Cooper, Jr
Cleveland
Martha Jacobson
Wellington
Community Calendar Highlights Local Society Events Tonight
Missionary Society hosts Mexican Garden party at church with unique program. Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian plans annual fathers' night at 7 49. Elyria Woman's Club Business Department meets then card party with guests welcome. Second Congregational Division E hosts meeting at 128 Franklin Street. Lorain County Medical Society gathers at Hotel Lorain with Dr J A Myer speaking. dinner at 6.00. Knights of St John auxiliary depart Valentine party at 8 30. business at 7 30. Odota Club hosts supper at Mrs Charles Hess home. B and P W Club dinner at First Congregational Church with Dean Thomas W. Graham on Peace. Boy Scouts Troop 105 investiture for ten new scouts in Gates Room at 7 80 followed by birthday party. Romeng Circle meets Mrs Martha Wirth. AAUW book group meets Delores Finley. Iota Nu meets Claire McGuire. Mary A Chandler Tent D of U V meets Mrs Florence Terry. Alpha Delta Alpha meets Ruth Kelling. Around and Around Club meets Theresa Youronich. Elytia Lodge 103 I O O F features Life of Abraham Lincoln talk by George H Chamberlain. American Legion Auxiliary meets. Mary Martha Class of M E Church has party at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota Medical School
Knights of St. John
Odtoa Club
Charles Hess
Cascade Street
P. W
First Congregational Church
Dean Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin
Peace
Boy Scouts Troop 105
Gates Room
Romeng Circle
Martha Wirth
Nichols Court
Delores Finley
Denison Avenue
Iota Nu
Claire McGuire
Mary A. Chandler
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Terry
Parkview Court
Alpha Delta Alpha
Ruth Kelling
West Avenue
Theresa Youronich
Pasadelta Avenue
Elytia Lodge
O. C. Fo
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Abraham Lincoln
American Legion Auxiliary
M. E. Church
Entertain New Division At Second Congregational Meeting
Mrs Edna Albrecht hosted Division F with help from Mrs Mildred Bittner Mrs Gladys Fritz and Mrs Irene Stewart at Spruce Street home. Division E members attended as guests Miss Bessie Douglas led devotion Mrs Fritz read from the Missionary Herald and a Miss Wege letter. The project aims to fund a South school with Mrs Fritz supervising. Refreshments featured valentines colors as Mrs Dorothy Stanford won high score and Mrs Edna Baum had the low. Next meeting March 9 at the church will include a tureen dinner with families as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Albrecht
Mildred Bittner
Gladys Fritz
Irene Stewart
Spruce Street
Division F
Second Congregational Church
Division E
Bessie Douglas
Missionary Herald
Miss Wege
Fritz
Hearts
Dorothy Stanford
Edna Baumlow
Valentine
Sunny Side Up Club Hosts Valentine Dance Night
Mrs Meinke hosted a regular card and progressive dance night for Sunny Side Up Club at her Columbus street home. Prizes went to Mrs Nichol Mrs Hinderer and Mrs Bruck with the hostess winning the contest prize. Luncheon marked Valentine season and the club set to meet February 24 with Mrs Nichol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up
William Meinke
Columbusa Street
R. K. Nichol
Alicea Hinderer
William Bruck
Nichol
Columbia Avenue
Roast park and dressing supper at Litch field Town Hall
The Cemetery and Park Association announces a roast beef park and dressing supper at Litch field Town Hall on February 12 from 5:30 to 7:30. Tickets are 20 cents for roast and 35 cents for dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield Town Hall
Cemetery and Park Association
Social notes from Columbus and nearby cities
Mr and Mrs Russell Sage and Misa Magdalina Gollmar were in Columbus Ohio over the weekend Miss Jean Bucklew spent the weekend in Independence Ohio with friends EB E Dettman of General Industries Co attends the Sith annual meeting of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers in Columbus Ohio Sunday guests at the home of H C Elgar were George Hunter his wife and son of Willoughby on the Lake here to honor Mrs E J Hunter on her birthday Chester Hunt hosted Gilbert Harre of Ohio State University at his Cornell avenue home Mrs Anna Kennedy leaves today for Grand Rapids Michigan to visit her daughter Mrs F F Slack Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Jr at 255 East Broad Street a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Dettman
The
General Industries Co
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Columbus
Ohio
H. C. Elgar
Stanford Avenue
George Hunter
Willoughby
E. J. Hunter
Chester Hunt
Cornell Avenue
Gilbert Harre
Ohio State University
Anna Kennedy
Grand Rapids
Michigan
F. F. Slack
Charles Smith, Jr
East Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Knights plan Valentine Dance for 1936 in Elyria
Elyria Council No 774 Knights of Columbus met at the K of C Hall on East Broad Street. Membership chair William L. Rig o reported progress while John T. McCarthy outlined the dance committee plan for a Valentine Dance on February 14 1936. The committee includes W J Young Pat Elberts Tom Finegan Kenneth Burley Arthur Glasow and Pat Elberts elected Inside Guard to replace Eugene Krugman who is often away. Frank Hughes of Fremont was a guest. Raymond J Wykrentz won the attendance prize. Next meeting is February 24 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Kk. of C. Hall
Fast Broad Street
William Ll. Rigo
John T. McCarthy
K. of C. Hall
Mr. McCarthy
Valentine Party Honors January Class Graduates
The Sen ior Friendship Club hosts a Valentine Party Wednesday at seven to honor about ten former members who graduated with the January class. Ruth Ann Sheldon is general chairman with committees led by Jean Smith for invitations and Ada May Stanford for refreshments. Dorothy Christman and Nola Smith chair decorations as well as Sallie Bailey, Jane Crowe, Helen Schaeffer, Mary Louise Carr, and others. The program features a Stuffed Owls performance by the dramatic group directed by Mrs. Ted Seward, with refreshments in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Seward
Valentines Exchange Marks Girl Scout Troop Meeting
Girl Scouts Troop No. 5 met at the American Legion home last evening for a Valentine party. They played games and exchanged Valentines, then enjoyed refreshments before closing with the Good Night Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Troop No. 5
Jin American Legion
Marriage Of Year Ago Is Announced Today
The marriage of Thelma Scott to Frank Rockwood, dated January 39, 1935 in Jamestown Newark, is announced. Rev Randall of First Congregational church officiated at the parsonage. Mrs Rockwood, longtime resident of Gates avenue, is daughter of Emmett Scott of Cleveland street. Rockwood works for Perry Fay Co and belongs to I C O F Lodge. she belongs to Damen of Malta and St Clair Rebekah Lodge and formerly worked at American Lace Co. A newly furnished home at 22 Gates avenue is ready for occupancy as the couple go to housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Scott
Frank Rockwood
Jamestown
Newark
Randall
First Congregational Church
Rockwood
Ma. A. C. Bchilleman
Gates Avenue
Emmett Scott
Cleveland Street
Perry-Fay Co
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Damen of Malta
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
American Lace Ca
Literary Club Meets at Mrs Koplin's Westavenue Home
Mrs Perry Koplin hosted the Literary club with Miss Mary Ingersoll reviewing School House in the Foothills by Enslow and Harlow. The tale follows four years with the Shady Cove mountain people of Tennessee and ends with a cemetery lot parting gift. Two weeks hence the group will gather at Mrs Arthur Tite's home with Mrs George Johnson reviewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Koplin
Westavenue
Mary Ingersoll
Enslow
Harlow
Miss Enslow
Shady Cove
Tennessee
Mugwumps Meet for Bridge at Mrs Peltz Home
Entertainers Miss Marian Hensen assisted Mrs Jack Peltz as Mugwumps gathered at Weat Eighth Street last evening. Four bridge tables ran while Mrs Dorothy Higgle Mrs Jane Fitch and Miss Georgiana Taft led winners with top scores. A Corsage centerpiece and red ribbons marked guest places and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Peltz
Marian Hensen
Mugwumps
Weat Eighth Street
Dorothy Higgle
Jane Fitch
Georgiana Taft
Jean Chapman
Blue Triangle Club Plans Leap Year Party Guest Night
The Blue Triangle Club will hold a guest night on Wednesday with Mrs. William Stark speaking on Manners. Plans will be made later in the evening for a Leap Year party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
William Stark
Inspection Report At King Solomon's Lodge Meeting
A letter from the Grand Master regarding the prior week’s inspection was read and a detailed report by the Inspecting Officer presented. The lodge announced its annual Marine Night set for February 29 in Lorain with Masons from northern Ohio as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon'’s Lodge
Lorain
Ohio
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses
Admission entries include Clyde Worthington 406 Middle Avenue and Mrs Stella Hardy 344 W Second St plus several others such as Mrs Steve Bakes 144 Irondale St and Mrs Charles Smith Jr 265 E Broad with Pearl Deimling Valley City and Mrs Julius Uehlein 134 W Bridge St. Discharges list Mrs John Brada and baby boy 405 Bond St Mrs John Boyson and baby boy 571 W Third St Paul Irion 423 Third St Gerald Freedman Lorain and Helen Lyndes No Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Worthington
Middle Avenue
Stella Hardy
W. Second St
Steve Bakes
Irondale
Charles Smith, Jr
E. Broad
Joseph Brada
Madison Ave
Harold Bassett
Monroe St
Pearl Deimling
Valley City
Julius Uehlein
W. Bridge St
Marjorie Block
John Brada
Bond St
John Boyson
W. Third St
Paul Irion
Third St
Gerald Freedman
Lorain
Helen Lyndes
No. Olmstead
Navy Governance in the Continental Congress Era
During the American Revolution the navy was managed by several committees appointed by the Continental Congress. These bodies oversaw maritime affairs, coordinating ships, funding, and policy as the colonial fight for independence unfolded.
Columbia Stirs with Panama Talk and Town Updates
Mr Flammer of Elyria spoke to Columbia pupils on the Panama Canal Zone sharing Panama specimens. Trustees met Feb at the town hall to award janitorship to Hewitt Hitchcock. Social notices include Ladies Aid meetings, birthday party, dance night, and church circle events with hostesses and dates through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, O
Flammer
Elyria
Panama Canal Zone
Columbia
Panama
Columbia Trustees
Town Hall
Hewitt Hitchcock
Rossa Churchward
Warren Harrington
Rowan Kilner
Shirley
LaGrange
Chas. Frick
Cuyahoga Falls
Wade Jacquays
Ladies Aid Society
Vida Martin
Lucile Leach
Libbie Heineman
Mabel Churchward
Anne Martin
N. Eaton
Mabal Churchward
Wilda Heineman
Brown
R. S. Wade
Station Rd
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Merrill Squire
Ralph Linderman
Berea
Roger
Hubert Morlock
Della Bennett
Baptist Mission Circle
Ella Sabins
Local Notes From Huntington and Nearby Towns
Nurse Miss Helen Kater visited Cleveland over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Kater. Local residents on the sick list include Andrew MecQuate Myron Hines Lillie Naegele the Redmans and the Francis Coe children. Hart Leininger substitutes for Myron Hines in conveying school children during Hines illness. W Laborie Merion Crile attended a livestock commissioners cooperative meeting and dinner at Medina last Friday. Hart Leininger and Henry West were in Elyria Saturday on business. Mrs H D Bowen was supper guest Sunday at the Naegele home. Mrs D G Kater and daughter Helen spent Sunday afternoon there. Mrs C L Vogelsong and aunt Mrs Gillet from Dover visited the O H Dirlam home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Feb
Helen Kater
Cleveland
Dan Kater
Andrew MecQuate
Myron Hines
Lillie Naegele
Redman
Simonson
Raymond Cassell
Francis Coe
Hart Leininger
Hinesliness
W. Laborie
Merion Cr
Card Party Postponed In Town Hall Event
The Fortnightly card party planned for Saturday night is postponed to a later date. Merle Coe stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Martin Coe during sister Lois illness with scarletina. Town reports several more cases. Mr and Mrs Hoyle Coward of Amherst visited relatives. Ray Rice of Elyria called at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Coe
Martin Coe
Lois
Scarletina
Charm Hangnails A Daily Hand Care Guide
A homemaker or businesswoman can prevent hangnails and rough hands with five minutes daily. The piece advises warm olive oil or cuticle oil, careful trimming, softening callouses with cream and pumice, frequent washing plus daily oil, and wearing gloves during hard work to keep hands soft, smooth, and presentable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven
Avon Seniors Enjoy Party at High School
Avon High School senior class held a party in the school auditorium on Saturday evening February 8. The event featured games and singing followed by a lunch. Attending were the senior class, Miss Marion Peak, Miss Evelyn Smith, Mr. Daney, and Mr. and Mrs. Kolopos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Avon High School
Marion Peak
Evelyn Smith
Daney
Kolopos
MEN'S CLUB MEETS AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
The regular meeting of the Men's club was held at the high school auditorium on Monday evening February 10. Theodore Andrica a representative of the Cleveland Press gave a talk and showed colored slides or pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Theodore Andrica
Cleveland Press
Forest Rice Home Sunday Visit Report
Forest Rice visited Wallace Gott's home Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Glen Trall and their daughter Mae Louise of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rice
Glen Trall
Mae Louise
Spencer
Wallace Gott
Beauty Tips for Sensitive Hands Advised
A reader complains of rough scaly hands and irritation from lotions. Advice includes using bland soap and tepid water, drying rings, applying talc, lanoline, or cocoa butter, wearing white cotton gloves after applying cream, and trying lightly treated leather gloves outdoors to soften skin.
Europe Scenes Inspire Mr Andrica Return
Mr Andrica has recently returned from Europe. Next month's meeting will be a Vaudeville entertainment. Wives and lady friends of the members are invited. The Ladies' Aid of the M E Church will be entertained by Mrs Reardon at her home in Loraln on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Andrica
M. E. Church
Local Social News: Visits Across Indiana and Ohio
Wilson Jamieson and Rob inson returned Saturday evening from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and family of South Bend Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gough attended a party in Bay Village Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jamieson visited Mr. and Mrs. Len Mitchell at Avon Lake Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Jamieson
80N Robinson
Richard Miller
South Band
Ind
Ira Gough
Bay Village
Wilson Jameson
Len Mitchell
Avon Lake
Apple Blossom Time comedy at St John’s Auditorium
A three act comedy Apple Blossom Time presented by St John’s Y. P. S. at St John’s Auditorium Third Street Web at 8 PM admission 15 and 24 cents. Large number of French words naturalized in Scotland noted in passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
St. John's Y. P. S
St. John’s Auditorium
Third St
Web
Black Derby mystery play at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Acme Grange presents a mystery play titled Black Derby at Ridgeville Grange Hall on Thursday February 13 at 8 PM. Admission is 10 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Bran as a Natural Laxative Food Claims by Kellogg
Kellogg researchers report tests on healthy women show two tablespoons of bran daily relieve constipation over months, unlike dosage stretching with cathartics. Men’s tests suggest bran bulk can outperform fruits and vegetables for some, with All-Bran supplying vitamin B and iron besides bulk. Kellogg promotes All-Bran as natural laxative food served with milk or in dishes, made in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Company
All Grocers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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D. A. Baird
Y.W.C.A Board of Directors
G. S
G. R
Hinds
Ma Hays
Chicago
Lawson Little Jr
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Hurd
Robert Mason
Lake View Avenue
Acme
Mrs. Meinke
Jean Bucklew
Independence
Schwind
West Second Street
Junior Friendship Club
Richard Stevens
Worth Fauver
Evelyn Brillhart
J. P. Taylor
Cabinet
Wilmot Pty. Co
Masonic Temple
Murbach Coal
Phore
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Meutrey
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