Junior Woman's Club sets January 22 rummage sale
At a two session meeting Miss Mary Franklin was named rummage sale chairman for January 22 at the Armory on Second Street. Plans include a February Valentine dance and a Junior Club chorus to sing at the Senior Club meeting. Next program will feature Safety with Maurice Weisbrod and piano numbers. Bridge prizes were awarded and the hostess committee led by Nelda Jackson organized serving with pink carnations and white chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Franklin
Armory
Second Street
Nelda Jackson
Lillian Lees
Vivian Lantz
Eleanor Erickson
Bernice Jackson
Mildred Kesson
Miss Lantz
Miss Erickson
New Officers Lead Columbia Club of St John’s Church
New officers preside at Columbia Club of St John’s Church with A T Rosenau in charge Charles Hahn welcomed as new member. Club to host Lutheran Men’s Clubs of Lorain and Amherst February seventh. Reverend Armin Schroeder speaks on Colonial Lutheranism. Walter Zander new vice president Lester Burr secretary Yusul Hull treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
St. John’s Church
A. T. Rosenau
Charles Hahn
Lorain
Amherst
Armin Schroeder
Walter Zander
Lester Burr
Yusul Hull
Hospital Admissions List and Lost Capacity Report
Switzerland reports that all its tourist hotels have never been in led to capacity. The bulletin lists numerous admissions including Mrs. Arthur Pierce, Mrs. Lucy Plas, Mrs. Harold Bates, Marie Kelling, Mrs. John Ross, Darlene Sadler, John Becker, Mrs. Ralph Osborn, William Thompson, Helen Stockmaster, Edward Miller, Mrs. Reginald Fawkes, Mrs. Vivian Morton, and others at addresses in East River, Marseilles, Lake Avenue, West Bridge, Fairlawn Avenue, Second Street, Tenth Street, Third Street, West Fifteenth Street, and Cleveland within a year. Discharges noted by Dr. Austin McKittrick at 241 Third Street include Mrs. Melvin Gisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pierce
East River
Lucy Plas
Marseilles
Harold Bates
Lake Avenue
Marie Kelling
West Bridge Street
John Ross
West Avenue
Darlene Sadler
Fairlawn Avenue
John Becker
West Bridge
Ralph Osborn
R. D
William Thompson
Second Street
Helen Stockmaster
Tenth Street
Edward Miller
Mansfield
Reginald Fawkes
News Of The Girl Scouts Formation And Meetings
Roberta Foster led Troop 3 of Girl Scouts at the Second Congregational church Monday afternoon. The group practiced songs for minstrel badges while hostess badge members demonstrated requirements and several passed second class tests in compass and flag. First class badge work with Shirley Hull prompted plans for a luncheon Saturday at the leader’s home. Troop No 5 met Monday in the American Legion Women’s hall, played games, sang, and arranged earth month songs. the session closed with a campfire song, Woodnight Circle, and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Foster
Second Congregational Church
Shirley Hull
Girl Scouts of Train No. 5
American Legion Wome
Hear Travel Talk By Miss Sylvia Chervenka At Club
Miss Sylvia Chervenka of Employed Young Women's League spoke at a Middle Step club meeting last night describing a Western states trip with pictures of Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Death Valley Hollywood Los Angeles and San Francisco. The group planned a co ed party for Monday January seventeenth at 8 o'clock and discussed dues and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Chervenka
Young Women's League
VY. W. GC
Middle Step Club
Chervenka
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
Death Valley
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Middle Steps
Vera Smith
Gladys Anderson
Margaret Herold
U. W
Discuss Current Books Club Hosts Electric Kitchen Tour
Current Books Literary club enjoyed a de licious menu at the O P electric kitchen at six thirty last evening. Mrs Daryl Wood and Miss Phyllis Duckett presented new electrical equipment products. Mrs Mabel Hart, mother of Mrs Wood, attended. An informal literature discussion and brief business meeting followed. Mrs George Jongon will host at Park Avenue in two weeks with Mrs Arthur Tite reviewing. Turkey appoints an adviser and instructor for its commercial airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P
Daryl Wood
Phyllis Duckett
Mabel Hart
Wood
George Jongon
Park Avenue
Arthur Tite
Calendar of Society Meetings Across Lorain Area
A dense listing of society gatherings across Lorain including Elizabeth Stevens Society at Methodist Church dinners, Mite Box openings, Semper Fidelis with Joyce Hastings, St. Johns 03 Club anniversary at Mrs Krieg's, Emmanuel Missionary Society at 405 Oxford, Girl Scout Leaders with Ruth Riechwine, Daughters of Scotia, Catholic Study Clubs Nos 3 and 5 with Jo Rohl and Mary McLaughlin, and numerous other local clubs and lodge events with dates and hosts around West River Street, Lorain Avenue, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
Joyce Hastings
Furnace Street
St. John’s
Krieg
West Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Strac
Oxford
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Ruth Riechwine
Denison Avenue
Daughters of Scotia
Catholic Study Club No
Jo Rohl
Monopoly Club
Mrs Alexander
High Street
Catholic Study Club No. 5
Mary McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Kim Ko
Stella Pincura
Lorain
Teneza
Jane Mrnkowski
West River Street
Juia Nu
Ann Stolz
1Sth Street
Tau Kappa Beta
Kathryn Nivus
E. H. Boulevard
Lorain Co
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Catherine Mikkee
Williams Street
At & Plm
St. Agnes Ptl al
Cureh Hall
Ministers Book Club Met in Taft Parlors for January Session
The Methodist Ministers Book Club of Lorain and Medina counties met Monday at the Home for the Aged Taft parlors for its regular session with thirty members including ministers and wives. Dr W W Wagar discussed Hymnal OfyY and Dr N J Bond reviewed Purposes of God as Miss Minnie Gebhardt shared impressions from Germany. Dr Wasar led district business during dinner and a February 7 meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers’ Book Club
Lorain
Medina Counties
Taft
W. W. Wagar
Oberlin
Norwalk
N. J. Bond
W. R. Matthews
St. Paul's Cathedral
Detroit
Wasar
Minnie Gebhardt
Germany
Book Club
Home For
Medina
Local Personal News From Elyria Area Dates and Visits
Mrs Leo F Nichols of 1601 East Avenue spent the weekend in Brewster Ohio with relatives. WY Hubbell family gathered at 143 Louisiana Avenue to honor his birthday. Attendees included Earl Hubbell and son Dick Toledo Clyde Hubbell and son Jack Lorain Paul Hubbell and son Paul Jr Elyria. William Laveck returned to Ohio State University after holidays. David Crerard to Wheaton College after holidays. Rayymond and Edward Morris returned to Miami University Oxford after holidays with Rawland Morris family. John Lauck and two sons John Jr Bobby of Lakewood were guests on Harvard Avenue. Victor DeFazio and family returned from eight months in Italy to New York then West Avenue for New Year’s Eve. Dr EL J Bond to First Methodist Canton for Northeast Ohio Conference Educational program accompanied by Mrs Bond. Bess and Mildred Hobbs called to Hudson for sister-in-law Charles Mouskey’s death. Leona Mowry left for McConnellsville after holidays. Lyle G Herrick of Farmed City Illinois attended Ida Mitchell funeral in Elyria and dined with Markel, Brown, and Cunningham families. Bill McClellan returned to Miami University Oxford. he chairs freshman program, serves on Miami YMC A cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. A. Hubbell
Louisiana Avenue
Earl Hubbell
Toledo
Clyde Hubbell
Jack
Lorain
Paul Hubbell
Paul, Jr
Elyria
William Laveck
Columbus
Ohio State University
David Crerard
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Nois
Ninth Street
Rayymond
Edward Moarris
Miami University
Oxford
Ohiio
Rawland Morris
West River Road
John Lauck
John, Jr
Bobby
Lakewood
Harvard Avenue
Victor DeFazio
Italy
New York
S& Rex
Dominic DeFazio
New York City
West Avenue
EL. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Canton
Ohio
Bond
Misse Bess
Mildred Hobbs
Hudson
Charles Mouskey
Leona Mowry
McConnellsville
Oto
Lyle G. Herrick
Farmer City
Illinois
Ida M. Mitchell
O. B. Markel
Middle Avenue
Lloyd Brown
L. R. Cunningham
Bill McClellan
W. O. McClellan
Hie
Miami
Tureen Dinner Hosted by American Legion Junior Auxiliary
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary met at Spring Valley Country Club for a tureen dinner. Shirley Buckley and Elaine Evang served as joint hostesses. Advisor Mrs. Ida Hanson received a handkerchief shower. Games produced prizes for Louise Law, Jerry Wilmot, and Jean Bogart. Dessert followed. Next meeting set for February 7 at Helen Louise Elemes’s Lodi Street home with Jerry Wilmot assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Spring Valley Country Club
Shirley Buckley
Elaine Evang
Ida Hanson
Louise Law
Jerry Wilmot
Jean Bogart
Helen Louise Elemes
Lodi Street
Bride-Elect Henrietta Schuur Feted In Surprise Party
A surprise party at Mrs. Elmer Smith’s home 332 East Broad Street honored Miss Henrietta Schuur, bride-elect of Raymond Picant of Milan Michigan, set for January 8. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Crowe Mrs. Hubert Phillips and Mrs. N W Smith, then gifts were presented to the bride-elect. A late refreshment course was served to twelve guests at pink and white decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
East Broad Street
Henrietta Schuur
Raymond Picant
Milan
Michigan
Howard Crowe
Hubert Phillips
N. W. Smith
Evening Dept Meeting Presents School Playlet at Club
A group of Hamilton school pupils will present a playlet at the January meeting of the Evening Department of the Elyria Women's Club. The event, planned for tomorrow evening at the club house on Fourth street, includes special music announced by department chair Miss Cora Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Elyria's Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Misa Cora Phelps
Women Auxiliaries Members Attend Funeral and Meeting
Members of the Elyria Home for the Aged Women’s Auxiliary attended Ida Mitchell’s funeral before a regular meeting yesterday afternoon. Miss Wilhelmina Gebhardt, head nurse, described her trip to Germany while the group prepared gauze pads for her use. Afterward, several members visited other Home colleagues. Next meeting set for February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ida Mitchell
Wilhelmina Gebhardt
Germany
Tlome
Clare Tree Major Presents Little Men In Childrens Play Series
Louisa Micott's tale was dramatized by the Clare Tree Major players as the second children’s production in a series sponsored by the Elyria Education Association. The play attracted a large audience at the High School auditorium, with a cast including Tommy Bangs Walt Draper George Cole Stuffy Roberto Kreisman Daisy Brooke Dorothy O Malley Demi Brook Jon Alden Stroup Rose the maid Sara Louis Weldon Nat Blake Philip Harmon Mrs Bhaer Jo Cynthia Slaytor Professor Bhaer Frank Rothe Nan Harding Elizabeth Robinson Jack Ford David Lee Dan Robert Carver. The third and final show in the series will be on April 20 rather than the 18 as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Micott
Clare Tree Major Players
Elyria Education Association
Tommy Bangs
Walt Draper
George Cole
Roberto Kreisman
Daisy Brooke
Dorothy O'Malley
Demi Brook
Jon Alden Stroup
Rose
Maid
Sara Louis Weldon
Nat Blake
Philip Harmon
Bhaer
Cynthia Slaytor
Professor Bhaer
Frank Rothe
Nan Harding
Elizabeth Robinson
Jack Ford
David Lee
Dan
Robert Carver
Meeting of Mothers Club discusses travel talk plan
The Mothers Monday Night Club met at the Masonic building with members in attendance. Mrs Anna Paul and Mrs Helen Weber were appointed to arrange the next meeting to host Dr and Mrs William Muir Auld who will speak about their travels this summer on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Monday Night Club
Masonic
Anna Paul
Helen Weber
William Muir Auld
Garford PTA to Host County Music Supervisor Speaker
The January meeting of Garford Parent-Teacher Association will be held on Wednesday January 6 with Gerald Frank County School Music Supervisor as guest speaker. Music will be included on the program and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
Gerald Frank
YWCA Public Affairs Committee Plans Round Table on Peace
The Public Affairs committee of the Y W C A will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM to begin the second series of Round Table discussions on Peace. The outline is prepared by the National Committee on Cause and Cure of War and focuses on facts as they are. Mrs FE J Howenstine chairs the committee and invites any interested members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
FE. J. Howenstine
Licenses for residents listed in Lorain Elyria area
License notices name Harry Joseph Lipp aged du Lorain clerk and Dorothy Irene Moore aged 20 Lorain. Joseph Majda 55 Elyria laborer and Helen Sadowski 37 of 234 Prospect street Elyria. George Hi Blake 48 Avon Lake salesman and Dorothy Margaret Menzies 21 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Joseph Lipp
Lorain
Dorothy Irene Moore
Joseph Majda
Elyria
Helen Sadowski
Prospect Street
George Hi. Blake
Avon Lake
Dorothy Margaret Menzies
Holiday Guests At Local Homes In Region
Mrs. M Chandler hosted guests in Belyria while Miss Mary Ashyk of Detroit visited relatives for the holidays. Father Frank Strozeski of Canada officiated High Mass at Nativity church. Mr. and Mrs Frank Soditeh hosted visitors from Pontiac Michigan, and the Winsons from Amherst shared Sunday dinner with the Kolbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chandler
Belyria
Mary Ashyk
Avon Royal Circle Meeting at Mrs Paul Home
The Royal Circle of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Theodore Paul on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
The
M. E. Church
Theodore Paul
Amherst Board of Education Holds First Meeting of Year
Amherst Ohio January 4 The regular meeting of the board of education was held at the school last evening. The fore part of the evening saw the adjournment of last year’s board and the new members take charge. Retiring members were George Cox and A Z Bauer. New members are Mrs DoG Manwell and Werner Zileh. The board organized with officers president John Sharp vice president W W Nord and clerk J B Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Board of Education
George Cox
A. Z. Bauer
Mre. Dog. Manwell
Werner Zileh
John Sharp
W. Wu. Nord
J. B. Avery
Jenne Notice Seeks Trade Stimulus Committee
A local notice states Mrs. B. A. Jenne of 239 Church St. will coordinate effort with William Robertson as treasurer. A committee will be appointed to draft a program to stimulate spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robertson
Ludwig Thomas
Past Chiefs Club Guests At Martin Street Home
Members of the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters visited Mrs. A. C. Kreeger and Mrs. Conrad Mulder on Martin Street Monday evening. A brief business meeting followed by card games named Mrs. Frank Mischka first and Mrs. Ira Lynch second. dessert was served to numerous guests, and plans announced that Mrs. Ira Lynch and Miss Edith Ehrman will host the February meeting at a later announced venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
V. F. W. Post
Dorothy Hamilton
Poppy Sisters
Mary Norrish
Sue Yearly
Mildred Lahiff
Akron
Elyria
Bertha Mulroy
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
A. C. Kreeger
Conrad Mulder
Martin Street
Frank Mischka
Ira Lynch
Jessie McGhee
Amelia Deuschle
Catherine Cameron
Nettle
Community Club and Church Group Meetings This Evening
AuCourant Club members hold a threen dinner at six at Mrs I G Maxwell Park Avenue. St Peters Men meet at Mr and Mrs Frederick Deiner Tenney Avenue. Pythian Sisters plan annual installation at Pythian Hall. St Pauls Lutherans quilt Wednesday at Mrs Fred Deiner Beavercourt. Congregational Ladies meet Wednesday at church parlors. A two course luncheon at one oclock hosted by Mrs J R Mackenzie Mrs W V Marshall and Mrs Mary Mahkorn. Methodist Ladies Aid entertain Wednesday at Mrs Ruby Guild Park Avenue. E L C E at First Evangelical meets this evening at the parsonage to plan year activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuCourant Club
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
St. Peter’s
Fred Deiner
Beavercourt
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
J. R. MacKenzie
W. V. Marshall
Mary Mahkorn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ruby Guild
First Evangelical Church
Amherst Business Men's Association January Meeting Highlights
The Amherst Business Men's Association held its January meeting Monday at the Congregational church parlors. Supper served at 6:30 to 25 members. In the annual meeting, the secretary and treasurer reports were presented and officers were elected: President August Nabakowski, Vice President Walter Mischka, Secretary ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Business Men’s Association
Congregational Church
August Nabakowski
Walter Mischka
Edgar Family Guests Visit Mil dred Strauss Family
Mr and Mrs FL Edgar and family of Rocky River with Mr and Mrs Craig Edgar and son of Massillon were Sunday guests of Mrs Mil dred Strauss and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Edgar
Rocky River
Craig Edgar
Massilon
Mildred Strauss
January Meeting of Rosary Soviets at St Joseph’s Church
The January meeting of the 4I tar Rosary Soviets of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church was held Monday evening at the school hall. A spiritual hour followed the business session and refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. J. J. Strohnhier, Mrs. J. Sposato, Mrs. Theodore Schmitz, Mrs. J. Smythe, Mrs. Michael Skura, and Mrs. C. J. Specker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. J. Strohnhier
J. Sposato
Theodore Schmitz
J. I. Smythe
Michael Skura
Cc. J. Specker
H and J Cleaners to face Oakwood Dairies Lorain at school gym
The H and J Cleaners basketball team will play Oakwood Dairies of Lorain at the school gymnasium tonight. A preliminary game features the Western Automatic Girls and General Industries Girls from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H and J Cleaners
Oakwood Dairies
Lorain
Tonlebt
Western Automatic
General Industries
Elyria
Election of officers at Mary Martha Class meeting
The Mary Martha Class of the Congregational church held a Monday meeting at Mrs. Elmer Gall’s home on Warris Street. Four officers were elected for three months: Grace Purcell, Clarence Dean, Bert Packard, and Albin Wagner. Minnie Sabjiers became secretary treasurer with high honors for Sabjiers and consolation to Dean. A two course luncheon followed. February meeting set for Mrs. Wood Farris’s home with Mrs. Albin Wagner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Elmer Gall
Warris Street
Grace Purcell
Clarence Dean
Bert Packard
Albin Wagner
Minnie Sabjiers
Bridge
Minnie Sabiers
South Amherst Coming Events Highlight Local Club Meetings
South Amherst Ex High Basketball teams face Lorain Buckeyes on the local floor this evening with a preliminary game. Woman's Union meets Wednesday at St John’s Evangelical church. Mrs N G Townsend hosts Ladies Dime Society at Congregational parlors Thursday afternoon. Bon Ami Club gathers at Mrs Bodnar’s Thursday evening January 6. Royal Neighbor Lodge meets at Swiss Hall Thursday evening with officer installations and social time. Annual Congregational church night features an oyster supper at 6:00 served by Christian Endeavor. attendance urged. South Amherst American Legion Post 197 meets Friday evening at club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Lorain Buckeyes
Woman's Union
St. John's Evangelical Church
N. G. Townsend
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Bon Ami Club
Steve Bodnar
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Christian Endeavor
South Amherst American Legion Post 197
Club Rooms
New Year’s Eve Party at Gedecke Home
Mr and Mrs W L Gedecke entertained a party of friends at their home on New Year’s Eve. The evening featured games and cards followed by refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Smith Mr and Mrs Fort kilfot Mr and Mrs Walter Kiprpel Mr and Mrs Bernmara Yardley of Lakewood Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Bellevue and Mr and Mrs Ed Brown of Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Gedecke
Wilbur Smith
Fort Kilfot
Walter Kiprpel
Bernmara Yardley
Lakewood
Walter Brown
Bellevue and
Mee
Ed Brown
Avon Lake
Local church ministers fill Sunday services
Mr and Mrs Arnold Huck and son Bobby visited Lakewood friends. Rev Vo Wagar district superintendent spoke at the M E Church Sunday morning. A Henderson of Cleveland spoke at the Baptist Church. Rev J H Deemer of Lorain spoke in the evening in pastor Bantham's absence as he convalesces. Gloria Rent of Mayfield Heights stayed with Pat Kramer. Fisher relatives visited Salem. Coty and Gerald Coty of Lorain visited George Mitchell’s home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Huck
Bobby
Frank Schneider
Lakewod
Vo Wagar
M. E
A. Henderson
Cleveland
Baptist Church
J. H. Deemer
Loram
Bantham
Elverta
Gloria Rent
Mayfield Heights
Local holiday gatherings and visits fill Elyria area
Names and addresses of residents sharing Christmas and New Year visits across Elyria, Vermilion, Oberlin, and nearby towns. Families hosted relatives and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Alex Born, Rev and Mrs. Ernest Bauman, Mrs. Anna Wy ttenbach, and many others. Detriot and Kipton visitors noted among extensive social rounds.
You and Your Child Cooperation Under Parental Strain
A mother quarrels with her sixteen year old daughter Sally who agrees to shop with a friend instead of helping at home. The piece advises clear, courteous requests and frank appeals to gain cooperation, noting mature understanding and communication improve parent child friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Sally
Mother
Mr. Baxter
Pinochle Club Hosts Elenore Minek Home
Wednesday afternoon December event at the home of Mrs Elenore Minek. Mary Ryder to host Women’s Bible Class. Lat a Lot club meets at Mrs George Edwards home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Elenore Minek
Mary Ryder
George Edward
Brazil boosts fruit exports with new refrigeration plants
Brazil's fruit exports are rising, prompting the construction of refrigeration facilities at Santos and Rio de Janeiro to handle larger shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Santos
Uo de Janeiro
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Mable Little
Canton Lorain and Ladies Auxiliary
Canton Lorain No
I. O. C. F. Hall
Lorena Handbey
Captain Powers
Berger
Frank Wilson
Powers
Canton-Lorain
Lady Handley
Lizzie Berger
Nellie Wilson
Myrta Feakins
Bertha Olmsted
Kate Reinhardt
Mary Fielder
Lizzie Lewis
Bertha Powers
Thelma Malham
Minnie Malham
Mildred Vedder
Nettie Summers
Nellie Renouard
Gertrude Bryant
Robert Hastings
Canton-Lorain No.3
Roy Marham
Lee Vedder
G. A
Thurston Olmsted
Charles Bryant
Sentinel
Miles Reynolds
Ray Renouard
Ladies Auxiliary
Lady Handehy
Junior Woman's
Switzerland
Stage Arts Studio
Middle Ave
Turkey
Commerceial Airways
Florida
Schroll Coal
Epsiye
Org
Reight
Ministers Book Club
Leo F. Nichols
East Avenue
Brewster
Clare Tree
Parent-Teacher Association News
Garford
Royal Circle
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Chiefs
Rosary Sociey
FE. Bogardy
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
Bentertains
Henrietta
Auiss Catun
Barbars Angersbach
Walter
Bumpers
Leo Kimmel
Ernst
Louis- Vile
Kentucky
Anna Wyttenbach
AL RL Emmerick
Katie Weidman
Twilah
Ted Gilder
Mary Burill
Mary Becker
Will Paul
Dorcas
Wallace Court
Tra Kiplinger
Kipton
Theodore Ties
Dwight Page
Wellington
Charles Cookt
Carl Schuster
Iucky
Seymour Leimbach
Frank Cook
Frances
Jane Herbert Goward
Capitol Theatre
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