Bound county newspaper files sought for library safekeeping
Charles Lord former newspaper man requests county commissioners place bound county papers in the public library for protection. Law requires keeping leading Republican and Democrat files with the county auditor. Storeroom files dating to 1858 risk destruction. papers must be kept ten years then may go to the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lord
Lord
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Death Notice of Mrs Louisa Kirk at 121 Harvard Avenue
Mrs Louisa Kirk died Thursday at 2 45 p m at her home after a lingering illness. Born in Dover December 23 1851 she lived in this city six years. Survived by three nieces and two nephews. Funeral Sunday 1 30 at Harvard Avenue home with Rev D P Fulmer officiating. Double burial at Dover Cemetery 3 15 for Mrs Kirk and her grandson Kirk Bainbridge who died in Medina with services held there Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Kirk
Harvard Avenue
Dover
S. R. Nichols
D. P. Fulmer
Dover Cemetery
Death Notice Herbert M. Ross of Elyria
Herbert M. Ross former Elyria resident died at his home in Columbia South Carolina funeral services held in Columbia today he is survived by two daughters in law Mrs Frank Kaiser and Mrs Charles Gildenmeister and two sons Richard of South Carolina and Floyd of Elyria Ross was a member of the Painters Local of Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Ross
Columbia
South Carolina
Frank Kaiser
Charles Gildenmeister
Lodi Street
Richard
Floyd Ross
Elyria
Ross
Painters
Man Sentenced for Manslaughter in Shovel Attack
Chester McKitrick, 21, is sentenced to five to twenty years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the head injury of Herbert Lightfritz, who died from a fractured skull in Marietta Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, O
Chester McKitrick
Herbert Lightfritz
Lightfritz
McKitrick
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
For over thirty years mothers rely on Mother Gray's Sweet Powders to ease colds and teething discomfort. The powder purportedly relieves feverishness constipation and teething disorders and sweetens the stomach to promote overall health. Sold by druggists everywhere. Free sample by writing Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Minister Honored by Sixty Friends at Surprise Shower
Sixty friends gathered at 423 Tremont Street to honor Rev. G. T. Settle, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, with a surprise shower arranged by the Baptist Committee. A dinner and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Settle
Second Baptist Church
Tremont Street
Baptist Committee
Theft attempt at Hyman Company junk yard reported
Police were alerted at 7 20 P M yesterday to an attempted battery theft at the Hyman Company junk yard. The proprietor saw a man run to the rear of the yard as he arrived and reported a battery was about to be removed from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Company
Collision Slightly Damages Cars on Middle Avenue
Cars of Dr. C. O. Jaster of Elyria and Albert W. Brunger of Lux- Grange road were slightly damaged in a collision on Middle avenue yesterday afternoon, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. C. O. Jaster
Elyria
Albert W. Brunger
Lux- Grange Road
Middle Avenue
Junior High Bots Organize At Local YMCA
An organization of a boys club for local junior high students began last night with eight boys meeting at the YMCA. A constitution will be drafted for the new club and officers will be elected at the next meeting. Regular meetings are set for Thursdays at 7 15 p.m. with one monthly Saturday recreation meeting. Fifteen boys will be invited to the next gathering.
Divorce suit filed in And About The Court House
Mabel Smith of Lorain sues Thomas for divorce on gross neglect of duty. Married in 1907 with two children Joe and Julia Vargo. R. D. Liyria Amherst sues Joe and John Bado for 4435 rent. Ralph W. Cobb sues Christine Ackerman Elyria RD3 for 4501 on a property purchase contract. Foreclosure sought. Hershberg Quality Clothes Inc sues George H Crawford and Dachtler partners for 2900 on promissory notes. C A Mauk Lumber Co sues H M Sheldon Lumber and Supply Co for 459 on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smith
Lorain
Thomas
Joe
Julia Vargo
R. D
Liyria
John Bado
Amherst
Ralph W. Cobb
Christine F. Ackerman
Elyria
Hershberg Quality Clothes, Inc
George H. Crawford
G. E. Dachtler
Dachtler and Dachtler
C. A. Mauk Lumber Company
H. M. Sheldon Lumber and Supply Company
Draga Sues for 2064 Promissory Note Foreclosure in Grafton
Charles C. Draga sues Shirley and Mary David son for 2064 alleging due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Grafton township is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Draga
Shirley
Mary Davidson
Grafton Township
Man Sues Schultz for 2500 Over False Arrest
Paul Kindiz of 348 Second Street sues Philip H Schultz of Elyria for 2500 claiming false and malicious arrest. Kindig alleges arrest and hours imprisonment on a charge of malicious destruction of property, later acquitted by Mayor W H Van Oster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kindiz
Second Street
Philip H. Schultz
Elyria
Kindig
W. H. van Oster
Markel Realty sues Goldstein entities for lease debt
The Markel Realty Company of Akron sues The A. Goldstein and Sons Company Max and Samuel Goldstein and Goldstein Sons Inc for 13826.67 alleging rent due under a lease for a former A. Goldstein store at Sandusky. Defendants allegedly abandoned the store at end of August 1932 and owe rent to 1939 per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Markel Realty Company of
Akron
A. Goldstein and Sons Company
Max and
Samuel Goldstein
Goldstein Sons, Inc
Sandusky
Open Forum Meeting on New World Work and Wages
City hall council chamber hosts an open forum tonight at 7 30 p m chaired by J A Solandt. The discussion centers on New World Work and Wages and the Ananias Club as the topic for debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananias Club
J. A. Solandt
Wealthy Cleveland fish packer dies after hotel leap
Samuel Malbin a 45 year old Cleveland fish packer and real estate operator died today after leaping from a hotel window. He survived 40 hours after the jump before death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Samuel Malbin
Society Notes: Circle 4 of Methodist Church Entertained
Additional Indies including twenty two members and guests enjoyed a program at Mrs. B H Russell's home 382 Stanford avenue A new member joined Devorions were led by Mrs B I Ohlemacher three violin and piano numbers performed by Clark Maddock Robert Holcomb and Ralph Stearns a Lincoln talk by Mrs Flora Hoak hosts included Mrs Earl Bell Mrs H D Klee and Mrs Fox The next Circle gathering a tureen dinner at the parsonage with Mrs E J Bond on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Circle No. 4
Methodist Church
B. H. Russell
Stanford Avenue
Devorions
B. I. Ohlemacher
Clark Maddock
Robert Holcomb
Ralph Stearns
True
Fields M E church morning service February 19
The Fields M E church convenes Sunday February 19 at 10 15 with Rev John G Koontz preaching Shut The Door A boys and girls sermonette follows Betty Baehr plays At Evening Mrs Koontz Violin Cayatina The Ladies Quartet sings Jesus Lover of My Soul Junior Choir anthem Velma Andrews directs Sunday School at 11 15 with classes for all Epworth League meets 7 00 p m in the League Room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields M. E
John G. Koontz
Betty Baehr
N. Louis Wright
Mesdames Rowe
Andress
Detweiler
Koontz
Jesus Lover of
Joseph P. Holbrook
Velma Andrews
Epworth League
Allen P. T. A. Executive Board Plans for Future
The Allen P. T. A. executive board met at Mrs. William Birkline's Beebe court home. A benefit bridge party is set for February 21 at Mrs. Cyril Brecknock's Longfellow avenue home. A jigsaw puzzle party is planned later. March 30 program includes a one act play by Miss Baker's high school group and a musical program. The meeting starts at seven o'clock. The board hopes to entertain the teaching staff in May if approved by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. T. A
William Birkline
Beebecourt
Cyril Brecknock
Longfellow Avenue
P T. A
Harold Harwood Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday Surprise
Harold Harwood enjoyed a surprise party at 157 Lake Avenue last evening for his sixteenth birthday. Young guests attended, games and contests provided amusement, and prizes were given to several winners. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C W Hartle and Mrs. Ed Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harwood
Lake Avenue
C. W. Hartle
Ed Haywood
Mrron
Helen Briggs
Dorothy Lois
Evelyn Kieffer
Betty Lersch
Ada May Ransom
Alberta Holk
Mary Batsorf
Glen Smith
Charles Hyland
William Wehman
Dave Everhard
Legion Hosts League Bridge Delegations Tonight
The Elyria Post 12 American Legion will host the Legion Home event for the County Bridge League with delegations from Lorain Avon Lake Wellington and Elsria. The league meets on alternate Friday nights at member venues and serves refreshments after duplicate bridge games led by committee head Dave Hyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Legion
Legion
County Bridge League
Lorain
Avon Lake
Wellington
Elsria
Bridge League
Dave Hyman
Valentine Party Honors Rose Krabec Birthday
Eighteen members and guests of Thursday Night Pass gathered at the Krabec home for a Valentine and Birthday party honoring Rose Krabec. Gifts and exchanges followed with high scores by Carrie Snoble and Barbara Klasik. Luncheon served to local residents Elizabeth Crost and Margaret Crost, and Mr. and Mrs. Sowers and Fritz of New City, NY. Next meeting set for March 11 hosted by Frank Snobel on Samuel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Mary Krabec
Rose Krabec
Carrie Snoble
Barbara Klasik
Elizabeth
Margaret Crost
City
William Sowers
Andrew Fritz
New City
New York
Frank Snobel
Samuel Street
Division C of Church of Christ meets at Mrs Findlay’s home
Division C of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs Sam Findlay on Spruce street yesterday with twenty in attendance. The president Mrs James Smith led the devotions and the business meeting discussed plans for a luncheon to be held the first of March. Readings were given by Mrs Cora Mellinger and Mrs James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Sam Findlay
Spruce Street
James Smith
Cora Mellinger
James
Oberlin Alumni Homecoming Features Glen Gray Memorial Game
Oberlin hosts two day alumni homecoming February 21 and 22 with the Glen Gray Memorial basketball game in Warner Gymnasium. A student alumni dance, executive committee meeting, council luncheon with William H. Seaman, and a general alumni gathering follow, highlighting centennial plans and honors for Glen Gray, Oberlin alumnus and athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Warner Gymnasium
T:3u
Oberlin Inn
William H. Seaman
Theological
Shipherd
Glen Gray
Hostess Gehrkens Assisted by Four Ladies
Mrs Gehrkens hosted an event aided by Mrs Trufant Mrs Morris Mrs Harvey and Mrs Young in a coordinated social gathering featuring prominent local organizers and attendees.
Oberlin Dramatic Club to Host Open Meeting
The Oberlin Dramatic Club will hold an open meeting for men and women on Monday February 20 at 3 PM at the home of Mrs Charles Magruder 65 North Pleasant Street. Don Harter newly elected member from this district will be present to speak on matters of interest. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Dramatic Cub
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Coens Sessman
Don Harter
Fires From Chimney Sparks Ravage Two Homes
Two fires sparked by chimney embers yesterday damaged roofs. The first struck Ralph Hudwell at 172 North Park Street, with about 25 dollars in damage. The second hit Miss Sara Prince on Walnut Street, causing considerable roof damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hudwell
North Park Street
Sara Prince
Walnut Street
Washington Birthday Celebration by Local Literary Club
The Literary and Social club hosted a Washington birthday party at Mrs. Karl Gehrkens’s East College Street home. Fifty six guests enjoyed dinner, decorations of red white and blue, a musical program by Elizabeth Richardson Adeline Gehrkens Elizabeth Porter and Julia Whittington, a piano solo, and a humorous reading by Professor Sherman. The next gathering will be at Mrs. O E Barton’s Seventh Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karl Gehrkens
East College Street
Gehrkens
Elizabeth Richardson
Adeline Gehrkens
Elizabeth Porter
Julia Whittington
Miss Richardson
Sherman
Smythe to Speak at Oberlin Business Club Dinner
The Oberlin Business Men's club holds its monthly dinner at Grange hall this evening. C B Smythe of Thew Shovel Company Lorain will discuss Share the Work Movement and chairs the county effort. Credit Association matters also to be discussed.
Young Cleveland Magician to Entertain PTA Audience
Alfred E. Guenther, a Cleveland youth magician, performs this afternoon in Prospect School auditorium under the Prospect Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Guenther
Cleveland
Prospect Shool
Prospect Parent-Teacher Association
Recent Bride Is Honored At Hilsdale Shower
Evelyn Hunter and sister Mrs. A Beaucae min hosted a home shower on Hilsdale court in honor of Mrs. N Mastin who wed in December. Twenty guests enjoyed bridge followed by luncheon prepared by the hostesses and their mother Mrs. W L Hunter. Yellow and white supplied the color scheme. Mrs. Mastin formerly Miss Florence Brand received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hunter
A. Beaucaemin
Hilsdale Court
N. Mastin
W. L. Hunter
Mastin
Florence Brand
East Side Guild Plans Men’s Supper and March Meeting
East Side Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal church hosted Mrs. George Smart and Miss Minnie Hummer at Eastern Heights Boulevard. Members sewed and planned a Men’s supper for the near future while hostesses served refreshments. The Text meeting is set for March sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
George Smart
Minnie Hummer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sunday School Class Renames to Truth Seekers
Dawn Elizabeth Reed hosted seven members of the Sunday school class at 535 Park Place last evening. A business meeting decided to rename the group Truth Seekers, followed by games and refreshments. The next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Elizabeth Reed
Ark Place
Mrs Earl Brown Hosts Fortnightly Club Meeting
Mrs Earl Brown acted as hostess for the Fortnightly Thursday gathering at her Ohio street home. Mrs George Stevens reviewed Carl Sandburg's Mary Lincoln Wife and Widow and Mrs Cushing previewed Mozart by Marcia Davenport. On March second Mrs Stevens will host at her home on Host avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl, Brown
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
George Stevens
Carl Sandburg
Mary Lincoln
Cushing
Mozart
Marcia Davenport
Stevens
Host Avenue
Altar Society Members Meet at St Marys Hall
Twenty five members of the Al tar Society gathered in St Marys parish hall yesterday afternoon to sew and play cards. Mrs Louise Eas ley won the prize. Mrs William Stolz and Mrs Ruth Resar and members adjourned until March second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Louise Easley
William Stolz
Ruth Resar
Young Broadwell undergoes double mastoid operation
George Peake Broadwell, two year old son of Mr and Mrs George Broadwell, had a double mastoid operation this week at Allen hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely. Dr J A Richards, pastor, to conduct preaching seminar next Monday with region ministers invited by the Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life. Mr and Mrs Francis Street arrived in Oberlin from New York where he held a position for several years. they left for their home in Canoga Falls with their daughter staying with grandmother Mrs Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peake Broadwell
George Broadwell
Allen Hospital
J. A. Richards
Field
Commission On Evangelism
Francis Street
Oberlin
New York
Prosperity Auction Draws 1200 Farmers At Fair Grounds
About 1200 persons mostly farmers attended the Prosperity Auction at the fair grounds yesterday. F R Castle reported 4000 sales including carrots onions trucks and a six room house furnishings. The next sale is March 2 at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Castle
Cautle
Roosevelt seeks new administration posts aboard fast train
President elect Roosevelt is meeting with Senate leaders including Hull Glass and Cutting to discuss key cabinet roles. Hull may become secretary of the treasury with Swanson named to state. Glass may stay in the Senate or move to treasury if persuaded. The train was to reach Jersey City Terminal by 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hull
Richmond
Glass
Senate
Washington
Treasury
Tf Glass
Fined for Operating Overloaded Trucks in Lorain County
Fines of 25 dollars and costs were assessed Lee J. Freeman of Cleveland and C A Popeny of Meadville Pa after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts for operating overloaded trucks on Route 20 near Ridgeville. Deputies made the arrests, as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Freeman
Cleveland
C. A. Popeny
Meadville
Walter H. Watts
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Capuder to Represent Muskingum College in Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
Albert Capuder of Midway, Pa will represent Muskingum College in the annual Intercollegiate Oratorical contest at Westerville Ohio tonight February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord
Albert Capuder
Midway
Muskingum College
Westerville
Despondent Woman Ends Her Life in Local Tragedy
Miss Elsie Morr, 41, of South Middle Avenue, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid after a recent employment reduction to three days a week. Her mother found her in her bedroom and she died before help arrived. Coroner Ward ruled death by own action. Survived by parents and sister Ethel. funeral Monday at Nichols funeral home conducted by Rev. W. C. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Morr
South Middle Avenue
Benjamin Morr
Elsie
Clarence W. Dick
General Industries Company
S C. Ward
Church of Christ
Miss Morr
Ethel Morr
Nichols Funeral Home
W. C Fowler
Ridgelawn
Elyrians Score Hit In New London Minstrel Show
The Elyria Minstrel Follies played New London before a capacity crowd. Reported as one of the troupe’s best shows, the tour continues with plans to reach 34 or more cities before season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Avon Valentine Tea for Home Economics Mothers
Miss Rosemary Schmidt hosted a Valentine tea in Avon on Tuesday afternoon for the Avon High School Home Economics class mothers. Guests included Mrs. E W Beidler Mrs R A Mittlested and Mrs Henry Mehiinge. The program featured music and readings and the class of twenty two students has just completed a unit on cooking and serving meals and is now studying caring for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Avon
Rosemary Schmidt
Avon High School
Taucht
Schmidt
E. W. Beidler
R. A. Mittlested
Henry Mehiinge
Cenkinge
Board of Education Approves Repairs and Grounds Work
The Board of Education held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the school and discussed routine business. The board authorized repairing the fences and improving the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Revealar
Nutrition Meeting Closes Year With Demonstrations
The final county extension work meeting under Miss Alicn Bird was held at the high school on Wednesday afternoon with forty ladies in attendance. Bird demonstrated meat cooking and other dishes which were served to attendees. A guest was Miss Bird’s mother from Fayette, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicn Bird
Miss Bird
Fayette
Sewing Society Meeting At St Marys School
The St Marys sewing society met at the school building on Wednesday afternoon with large attendance. Sewing and quilting were the main activities followed by a social hour and a lunch. Mrs Fred Horwedel won the prize and the group will meet again next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Society
Ladies of
St. Mary’s Sewing Society
Fred Horwedel
Luncheon Bridge Attends in Lakewood Home
Mrs E A Scamman attended a luncheon bridge at Mrs Josephine Bentley's Lakewood home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs R H Fay of Berea stayed as an overnight guest at Mr and Mrs FE A Scamman's home on Wednesday. Mis Webber, ill at home, shows some improvement. Knights of St John Ladies Auxiliary met at the school Wednesday evening for routine business. Mrs Cecil Moore hosted Stitch and Chat club Wednesday afternoon with needle work, conversation, and a luncheon. Mr and Mrs Horace Greeley of Dover visited friends here Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Scamman
Josephine Bentley
Lakewood
R. H. Fay
Berea
FE. A. Scamman
Mis
M. A. Webber
Knights of St. John
Cecil Moore
Stitch and Chatter Eclub
Horace Greeley
Dover
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs Poultry Turnips and Tubers
Market reports from Cleveland show butter eggs poultry and produce prices. Butter 12-42 cents a case eggs current receipts 12 cents. fowls and turkeys various prices. potatoes from Ohio New York Pennsylvania in 100 lb sacks with grades. turnips and watercress in 1 2 bushel baskets with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broilera
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Densylvania
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Receipts
Hog receipts total 600 with holdovers and various bale sizes priced around 3.60 to 4.00 per cwt. Cattle receipts steady with some higher prices for select cows and cutters. Calves, 700 head, active with vealers around 8.00 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 600 with lambs strengthening, wool skins steady to higher, throwouts noted at 5.75.
Chicago Receipts Report Dairy Poultry and Grain Movements
UNsettled butter receipts total 7 699 tubs with grade splits 93 score extras 92 score and firsts 88-91 score. Poultry receipts include hens le2c leghorn hens and dressed turkeys. Grain notes show wheat red tie corn white oats no 2 white rye barley and Timothy and Clover seed pricing amid USDA data and regional truck deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs Mae
Turkesa Vliet Duehs
Timothy
Market Produce Prices Report With Mixed OCR Errors
Readable lines show various produce items with baskets and prices such as carrots beets lettuce parsley parsnips radishes and cabbage. Units and spellings are inconsistent with some OCR errors but indicate wholesale marketplace readings for quantity baskets and per pound or per unit pricing.
Caucus to push repeal despite thin vote margin
Speaker Garner announced a Monday push to repeal with drastic rule suspension. He said several Democrats had indicated they might switch votes, but the caucus will bind most members while limiting debate and banning amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Public Auction Notice at Graf ton Farm Durkeeville Road
Our lease on the 400A farm expired. A sale of all equipment, tools, livestock and more at Rust Farm Graf ton on February 23 starting at 7 PM. Horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, tractors, and farm implements listed with payment terms and clerks. CRUM and FARNER owners. Fortney and Sooy auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkeeville Road
Corporation Limits
Grafton
Guernsey
Fordson Tractor
Crum and Farner
Harry Fortney
Clayton Sooy
Lee Wlnnect
Joe Hazelton
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Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Turkey
Emoval
K. P. Scott
Suite
Masonic Temple
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Myron W. Jones
C. L. Sotherdon & Son
Bill's
W. Broad
Circle Meeting
Harold Haywood
Elyria Post
South Pleasant Street
MKS
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Harter
Oberlin Group
Elyrians
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
L-Fe
Ae Svand Good
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
S&h
Charles Lyon
West River Road
C.H. Soo
Cleveland Union Stock Yards
Equestrium
Denison Ave
Qscar Stelter
65Th St
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
Elyria High
Crandall’s
Billy Lang
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