Churches to run March April attendance contest in Norwalk district
Nine Methodist Episcopal churches in the Norwalk district announce a March and April attendance campaign. Active membership, visitors, and children will be counted weekly, with reports due each Monday for newspaper publication. Participating churches include Brighton Clyde Lodi Lorain 20th St Lorain Delaware Ave Oberlin Spencer Wadsworth and Wellington with the Rev. Lounzo Green in charge. Diplomas for top dairy herds were also presented by the Ohio Dairy Association at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Methodist Episcopal
Norwalk
Brighton
Jesse H. Jones
Clyde
Carroll Stewart
Lodi
Louis J. Quade
Lorain
20Th St
W. R. Bryenton
Delaware Ave
W. J. Jones
Oberlin
S. Lee Whiteman Jr
Spencer
John G. Koontz
County Dairymen Attend Banquet
Lorain County dairymen held a banquet at the Congregational church dining room with about 259 attendees for a not-to-be-mroken gathering. Representatives from Guernsey Jersey Holstein and Ayrshire associations attended along with state secretaries Floyd Barlow and J D Hadley. Principal speaker was J D Bragg, state agricultur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Congregational Church
Guernsey
Jersey
Holstein
Ayshire
Floyd §. Barlow
J. D. Hadley
J. D Bragg
Sermons to Mark Lenten Series by Dr C W Recard
Pastor Dr C W Recard of First Congregational church will lead a Lenten sermon series titled The Life of Our Lord s Prayer. The first address is tomorrow at 10 30 am. Topics include The Family Bond The Kingdom Romance Crossing the Threshold The Gift of Bread A Large Order The Way Out The Essays of the Dawn with Easter Sunday morning featuring the final sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Recard
First Congregational Church
Wellington readers discuss Valiant Is the Word for Carrie
Helen Tappan Berthoff of Oberlin presented a series of book reviews for the Wellington Sorosis club. She reviewed Valiant Is the Word for Carrie by Barry Benéfeld on Friday afternoon from 2:30 to 3:30 in the upper reference room of the Wellington Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Oberlin
Wellington
Young People’s Sunday School Group Hosts February Meeting
Thirty members of the M. E. Church Young People’s Sunday school class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trayes northwest of Wellington on Thursday evening. They voted to hold the March party at a sugar bush if weather allows, and planned games led by Wilma Lampen with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sawyer presenting a wedding gift in honor of their recent marriage. Mary Knapp led the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
M. EB. Church
Harold Trayes
Wellington
Wilma Lampen
Kenneth Sawyer
Wilda Abbott
Mrs Guy Phelps Hosts Philathea Class Event
Mrs Guy Phelps hosted the Philathea class of the MN FE Church Thursday evening. Mrs Hubert Fisher led devotionals and Mrs Josie Tompkins directed the program, starting with a reading titled Making a Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Phelps
MN. FE
Hubert Fisher
Josie Tompkins
16 Cent Air Mail Special Delivery Stamp Drive
Washington issued a bi colored air mail stamp with 72 981 first day covers mailed from Washington and 184 357 stamps sold. Receipts totaled 29497 12 dollars with 17778 24 from the Philadelphia Agency and 11718 88 from the Washington Post Office. The Post Office Department limits use to air mail special delivery only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philatelic Agency
Washington Post Office
Post Office Department
Oberlin Tonight Hosts Young Married Couples Bridge Club
Oberlin news notes the Young Married Couples bridge club meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan C. Schramun in Oberlin on February 29. Mrs. E. D. Schramm writes of local social activity and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
The
Young Married Couples Bridge Club
Harlan C. Schramun
Oberlin Grange meeting notes date shift and program
Oberlin Grange No 1003 met Monday in Grange hall to hear a life story of Stephen Foster and contests. Mrs Bert Sigsby led the hour program at Hic kory Tree Grange. Three candidates were elected and reports on dinners were given. Next meeting set for March 10 and Lorain County Pomona Grange to meet in Oberlin Grange hall next Saturday. home economics committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange No. 1003
Grange Hall
Hickory Tree Grange
Bert Sigsby
Old Glory Grange
James Brenner
Sacred Heart Church
Stephen Foster
Home Economic Committee
Lorain County Pomona Grange
Oberlin Grange Hall
Viola Berg
MLorain County Grange Dinner Tickets On Sale
Tickets are on sale for the second annual Grange officers dinner at Penfield on Thursday evening March 1. Joseph Fichtel Ohio State Grange lecturer will present a national award to Mrs Gladys Hecock lecturer of Hickory Tree Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlorain County Grange
Penfield
Joseph Fichtel
Ohio State Grange
Gladys Hecock
Hickory Tree Grange
Card Party Draws Large Crowd in Oberlin Grange Hall
A Saturday evening card party at Oberlin Grange Hall attracted a large attendance. After ten games of progressive Pedro, Mrs. John Emerich and Roy Franklin won high score prizes while Mrs. Clarence Parsons and Joseph Feakins took the consolation prize. The event will continue with Mrs. Walter Green, Mrs. Euphemia Lyman and Henry Sandrock organizing the next gathering for next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange Hall
Pedro
John Emerich
Roy Franklin
Clarence Parsons
Joseph Feakins
Walter Green
Euphemia Lyman
Henry Sandrock
Oberlin Grange Attends Hickory Tree Grange Meeting
Twenty seven members of Oberlin Grange attended the Hickory Tree Grange meeting on a recent date, highlighting local agricultural group activity and community ties within the rural network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Community musical features readings and a duet
Mrs Mabel Perkins presented with two readings by Mrs Grace Edwards while a vocal duet titled In the Garden was performed by Mrs Tompkins and Mrs Mayme Dirlam. A group of games followed and refreshments were served by committee members Mrs Wm McKendree and Mrs Mattie Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Perkins
Grace Edwards
Tompkins
Mayme Dirlam
Wm, MckEndree
Mattie Foster
Shepard outlines tax plan at Wellington Townsend Club meeting
J W Shepard of Cleveland addressed the Wellington Townsend Club in the Grange Hall on Thursday night explaining the tax situation regarding the Revolving Plan. Guests were present from La Grange, Brighton and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Shepard
Cleveland
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
la Grange
Brighton
Huntington
Christian Action Club Meets at Church of Christ
The Christian Action Club meets weekly on Wednesdays at the Church of Christ. Miss Kathryn Clara leads the group and will present God s Word the Sure Foundation for a Life at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Action Club
Church of Christ
Kathryn Clara
Woman's Benefit tea draws crowd at Mrs Smith home
The Woman's Benefit Association tea was well attended at the home of Mrs. Tom Smith on Thursday evening. Pedro games and luncheon formed the program. The next tea will meet with Mrs. Arthur McDavitt on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Benefit Association
Tom Smith
Pedro
Arthur McDavitt
Senior High Chapel Program At Miss Kelley’s Aide
Miss Mary Kelley led the senior high chapel with readings including Lincoln's Heart by Rita Beard Modern Washington by Henry Galbraith a clarinet solo by Warren Church a Longfellow birthday poem Builders by Doris Dangler Heroes of February by Donald Miller a playlet While the Toast Burned by Earnest Oney Naomi Norris Dick MacDermott Nettie Naegele and Julius Toth and a piano duet by Betty Jean Page and Allen Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelley
Dick MacDermott
Nettie Naegele
Julius Toth
Betty Jean Page
Allen Dudley
Norfolk Trio News and Moves Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Higgie of Norfolk Virginia visited his mother and aunt on South Main street. Higgie works for Great Eastern Bus Line and is moving from Norfolk to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Lew Whitney travels to Michigan for an uncle's funeral. Mrs. J O Littlejohn is seriously ill with heart trouble. The Woman’s Afternoon Club gathers with Misses Margaret and Jeanette Warner on Monday. Mrs. Lena Dibble sprained her ankle. March meeting of Mary F Knapp Circle of the Kings Daughters will be held Tuesday night at Mrs. Ted Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Higgie
Norfolk
Osea Fliggie
Tom Smith
South Main Street
Great Eastern
Pittsburgh
Lew Whitney
Michigan
J. O. Littlejohn
Margaret
Jeanette Warner
Lena Dibble
Mary F. Knapp
The
King's Daughters
Ted Johnson
Marianne and Len Reconcile in Secret Kiss Scene
Marianne reunites with Len Bailey after a broken engagement as he storms back into her life. They declare enduring love and forgiveness, planning to move forward together despite past misunderstandings. Sabra’s scheming and Marianne’s social whirl frame the moment, with Hickey reluctantly guarding their private reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabra
Tiny
Monte Thurston
New York
Marianne
Hickey
Len Bailey
Len
Jove
Jill
Tom
Len Darling
Old Glory Grange hosts county meeting attendance grows
The report notes nine subordinate granges represented with 152 at the business session and over 200 for the lecture hour. Across the county ten sessions have drawn more than 1600 people, as Hickory Tree plans to present the Traveling Bible to Wellington Grange’s chaplain on March 11. Oberlin delegates from Amherst include numerous families and members such as Leo Hanlon Glenn Hanlon and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Grange
Hickory Tree
Wellington Grange
Oberlin
Amherst
Leo Hanlon
Glenn
Earl Hanlon
Charles Gibson
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
James Wlaurie
Theo, Manns
Will Berg
Claire Reinhard
Ernest Parke
Henry Sandrock
Fred Berg
George Dion
Fiverette Hastings
Nick Webber
North Russia Needle Guild February meeting held in Oberlin
The North Russia Needle Guild met in February at Mrs. Clayton Peabody’s Oberlin home. Dinner served to a long list of members, including Mrs. Anna Berg Mrs. John Emerich Mrs. Theodore Manns and others. Next meeting set for Thursday March 12 at Mrs. Clarence Parsons’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia Needle Guild
Clayton Peabody
North Professor Street
Oberlin
Anna Berg
John Emerich
Theodore Manns
Harry Gibson
Fred Berg
Marsh Anderson
Henry Sandrock
Charles Gibson
Earl Peabody
Clarence Albrecht
William Berg
Edward Schramm
Leo Hanlon
Earl Hanlon
Charles Hasenfl
Berg and Schramm Celebrate Twenty Ninth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Berg and Mr and Mrs Edward Schramm observed their twenty ninth wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the Schramm home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berg
Edward Schramm
Schramm
Berg and Schramm family covers noted in brief
Covers were arranged for Mr and Mrs Fred Berg and daughters Hazel and Jeanette Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm and son Donald Juanita Ralph and Le Roy Schramm and Miss Helen Rollins Miss Doris Wangersen of Baldwin Wallace College spent the weekend with her parents Mrs Walter Holstein and children George and Martha of Amherst and Mrs Charles Schaible of West Ridge were Sunday after-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berg
Hazel
Jeanette
Harlan Schramm
Donald
Juanita
Ralph
LeRoy Schramm
Helen Rollins
Doris Wangersen
Baldwin-Wallace College
Walter Holstein
George and
Martha
Amherst
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Week-end Visits Tie Residents to Ohio State Ties
Noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wangerein. Ralph Schramm of Ohio State University spent the week-end at his home here. Miss Juanita Schramm met him at Mrs. Golda Gale’s Ashley home, and they returned together. Earl Sandrock and LeRoy Schramm were week-end guests of Ralph, a student at Ohio State. En route to Columbus they visited their former teacher Mrs. Sperry Gale in Ashley. Cecil Grills and Donald Jackson spent Wednesday in Columbus calling on Raymond Grills and Ralph Schramm. Ralph and LeRoy Schramm attended the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Osmer in Oberlin last Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wangerein
Ralph Schramm
Ohio State University
Juanita Schramm
Golda Gale
Ashley
Earl Sandrock
LeRoy Schramm
Ralph
Columbus
Sperry Gale
Cecil Grills
Donald Jackson
Raymond
John Dudley
Eliza Osmer
Oberlin
Avon Lake Benefit Parties Support Congregational Church Fund
Avon Lake held Friday benefit gatherings with 36 card tables and 1 pm luncheons at homes of Mrs. Archie Spade Mrs. Albert Wood Mrs. A. B. Cousins and Mrs. Jack Laidlow Prizes were awarded at each table with special prizes going to listed winners to raise money for the Congregational church Building Fund in Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Spade
Steve Moore
Albert Wood
Lake Road
A. B. Cousins
Center Road
Jack Laidlow
Augusta Hinz
William Lentz
Dell Dunning
Ohlmacher
Roy du
Jean Berney Brought Home From Lorain Hospital
Jean Berney of Stop 45 was brought home from St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain Friday, marking a return after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Berney
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Avon Lake Teachers Appointed to Revise County English Curriculum
Miss Ethel Roth and William Pyson of Avon Lake School join twenty eight Lorain county teachers on committees tasked with revising the county wide English curriculum. The group aims to update standards and align instruction across schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Roth
William Pyson
Avon Lake School
Lorain County
Honor Roll list for second quarter displayed
The report lists Honor Roll students by grade with several names. Twelfth grade includes Arlene Schuesz ler, Anna Seger and Gweneth Cou sina while Eleventh grade lists Janet Weiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Schueszler
Anna Seger
Gweneth Cousina
Janet Weiden
Townsendite Meeting Miscue Sparks Hopeful Plan Oration
Townsend Club Rooms heard organizer H A Campbell substitute for A G Giles to discuss the Townsend Plan as a beacon toward prosperity. Campbell, a World War veteran and Townsendite, spoke of buying power for youth and security for the elderly, predicting a new era of abundant life. A Townsend Pension Plan book is to be published, with music by the Winters ward and Miss Penfound at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Giles
Townsend Club
H. A. Campbell
21St District
Figoox Gil-richg
Townsend
WHK
Campbell
Dr. Townsend
School Roster Names Listed By Grade Levels
A list of students by grade appears with names such as Grace Hassel Kropf Mary Jane Bouse Helen Aufden kampe Elaine Neidhart Kenneth Hardesty Eleanor Thomas Dorothy Spacht holz Mary Nussdorfer Harriet Beard Robert Oppelt Oliver Hill Mary Drozda Nan Weidendorpf Kathleen Kel ly Norma Tawse Carol Kubach Dorothy Fitch William Daeschner Jack Disbro Robert Spade.
Avon and Dover Social Visits Highlight Week
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schenck visited Mr. and Mrs. William Barr in Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trigalet and their son Bud called on Mr. and Mrs. Al Wearsch in Dover. Mrs. Thomas Woods departed Tuesday for Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schenck
William Barr
Avon
Harry Trigalet
Bud
al Wearsch
Dover
Thomas Woods
Michigan
Avon Charm and Sixteen Clubs Host Week of Gatherings
Avon notes report Mrs. Louis Dechant hosted the Charm Club with card games and prizes for Mrs. Carl Schafer Mrs. Olds and Mrs. Joseph Forthofer. the Sixteen Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering with high honors won by Miss Rachel Peak and Mr. Arnold Buck. Ladies Aid Society sewed quilt blocks and held a silver tea with twelve guests. visits included Mrs. Norman Stockhaus from Lakewood and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gough from Elyria and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Louis Dechant
Carl Schafer
Olds
Joseph Forthofer
Clarence Thompson
Robert Pickering
Rachel Peak
Arnold Buck
Harry Hubbard
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Wilson Jameson
E. A. Brown
Norman Stockhaus
Lakewood
Ira Gough
Ray McNeal
A. T. Agate
Elyria
Jack van Arsdale
Lilly Mary
Columbia
Methodist Aid Society Tureen Dinner At Mrs Arlo Smith Home
The Methodist Aid Society held a tureen dinner at the home of Mrs Arlo Smith on Church Street Thursday. Devotionals were led by Mrs James Nichols Mrs Ford Bachtel Mrs Robert Denham and Mrs Roy Miller presented the entertainment. Mrs Lev Smith was an out of town guest. Mrs Ford Bachtel will be the March hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Arlo Smith
Church Street
James Nichols
Ford Bachtel
Robert Denham
Roy Miller
Lev Smith
Mr and Mrs Frank Pease Welcome Newborn Son at Home
Mr Frank Pease and Mrs Pease announce the birth of a son this week at their home. The family names the child as part of a joyful home arrival, reflecting a traditional family notice in local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pease
Dramatic Club Presents Portrait of An Old Lady at High School Assembly
On Feb 19 the Dramatic Club staged the one act romance Portrait of An Old Lady for the high school and grades five and six. Cast included Ruth Gott Doris Bowman Lyle Smith Bill Wigert Bill Spicer Fred Hastings William Frabotta Russell Smith May Amsbury Carl Pease Jean Adams and Howard Rising. The seventh grade girls trio sang two songs. Next assembly March 4 will feature seventh and eighth grade and senior girls trio. March 18 Latin program. Junior class held a skating party at Rainbow Gardens. New books added to library five purchased by Latin students with Latin paper funds. rest from Reading Circle. Dr Wager Methodist superintendent spoke on Living Above the Snake Line at the high school assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Ruth Gott
Doris Bowman
Lyle Smith
Bill Wigert
Bill Spicer
Fred Hastings
William Frabotta
Russell Smith
May Amsbury
Carl Pease
Jean Adams
Howard Rising
Rainbow Gardens
Wager
Norwalk
Methodist Church
Local Social News In Oberlin And La Grange
Mr and Mrs C S Adams and daughters and Mr and Mrs J A Stimson were guests of Mr and Mrs N L Gott of Oberlin. Miss Juanita Leiby is recovering at her sister Mrs J H Curtiss home from pneumonia. Mrs Carl Laisy entertained guests for sister Mrs Lester Schmitgen of Elyria. The Schmit cousins were weekend guests at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Law. Rev and Mrs James Siward of Cleveland visited La Grange Tuesday. Miss Gladys Forbush of Lakewood spent weekend at home. Dayton Leiby of Warren Pa was a recent visitor. Frank O Gott of Elyria was a business visitor Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Adams
J. A. Stimson
N. L. Gott
Oberlin
Juanita Leiby
J. H. Curtiss
Carl Laisy
Lester Schmitgen
Elyria
Schmit
Kenneth Law
James Siward
Cleveland
la Grange
Gladys Forbush
Lakewood
Dayton Leiby
Warren
Frank O. Gott
Murray Ridge Students Celebrate Washington Lincoln Birthdays
A patriotic program was presented by Murray Ridge students Friday afternoon honoring the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln. Performers included George French, Paul Gannet, Betty Gunder, John Starg, Justine Mackert, Evelyn Kokotylo, Freeman Beck, Joseph French, Oliver Shubert, Bruce Eppley, Catherine Beck, Betty Encher, Robert Schroeder, George Haage and Clyde Fridenstein. Primary grades contributed two playlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Washington
Lincoln
George French
Paul Gannet
Betty Gunder
John Starg
Justine Mackert
Evelyn Kokotylo
Freeman Beck
Joseph French
Oliver Shubert
Bruce Eppley
Catherine Beck
Betty Encher
Robert Schroeder
George Haage
Clyde Fridenstein
Local School Officials Mention April Events and Visits
The report notes officers including Mrs. B C Siebert and Mrs R Suebee resigning from posts. A night program titled Dregdy Howes is planned for April with Mr and Mrs A J Derek hosting. The Elyria area is referenced with residents attending parties and visiting relatives. Eppley and Meyers families are mentioned with several trips to Akron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heass Pyilid
Boon
B.C. Siebert
R. Suebee
Dent
Dregdy Howes
Camden Baptist Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Waite Home
Mrs. Bessie Waite hosted the February Camden Baptist Missionary Society meeting in Kipton Ohio with a covered dish dinner after the session. The event reflected community fellowship among members and highlighted upcoming mission work plans.
Community Church Schedule Includes Morning Sunday School
Sunday School starts at 10 A. M. and worship at 11 A. M. Y. P. S. convenes at 7:15 P. M. with the regular monthly evening service at 7:46 P. M. The Rev. Nichols of Pittsfield church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Pittsfield Church
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Reported
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F R Searles and daughter Reta included Mr and Mrs Lewis White and two children of Steuben, Mr and Mrs P C Earl and daughters, and Melvin Davidson. Mrs Emma Sigsworth is working at Oberlin Children's Home. Mr and Mrs L E Radcliffe attended Sylvia Ives funeral at Columbia on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Burge of Brighton were Sunday evening guests of Mrs Minnie Bronson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Searles
Reta
Lewis White
Steuben
P. C. Earl
Melvin Davidson
Emma Sigsworth
Oberlin
L. E. Radcliffe
Sylvia Ives
Columbia
Jesse Burge
Brighton
Minnie Bronson
Town Keeps Blue Laws In M Mechen West Virginia
Citizens voted 498 to 475 to uphold the town's blue laws enacted in 1905, restricting Sunday sales to meat milk and beer and forbidding newspaper sales on the Sabbath until the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’mechen
W. Va
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
8. M. Salisbury
Paramount Club
Howard Smith
HEAR
Young People's Party
Philathea Party
Iy Y
New South Wales
Mt, Arar
Massis
MT. Ararat
Russia
Turkey
Persia
Sncneurlie
U. S
Day’s Music Store
E. D. Schramm
Grange Party
A — AL Bs Shy
Wen
Tshapter
Barianne
Leonard
Murphy’s
Murphy's
N. R. Needle Guild
Avon Lake
Schroll Coal
Phono
Townsendites
Mrs. Dechant
A. J. Derek
F. Derek
E. W. Eppley
Akron
Jean Fridenstine
Thelma Meyers
Anne Eppley
Filyria
Nellie Derek
Kipton
Missionary Society
Keyes
Auto Service
West Ave
Coat Goat Porsch Lumber and Coal Co
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Federal D&spost Insurance Corp
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