Epiphany Tea by North Side Guild At Mrs Fauver's Home
About fifty guests attended the Epiphany silver tea hosted by North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church at Mrs Worth Fauver's Columbus Street home. Centerpiece featured cerulean chrysanthemums and stevia with blue tapers. Officers Kieth Clotz president Albert Dill vice president S S Rockwood treasurer Walter Moore secretary were installed. Edward Champion and Ardison Hewitt welcomed. The next guild meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Fauver
Columbus Street
North Side Guild of
St. Andrew's Church
Albert Dill
Howard Barbour
Louise Baker
Seward Henson
Guild
Kieth Clotz
S.S. Rockwood
Walter Moore
Edward Champion
Ardison Hewitt
Musical Art Society Studies Eighteenth Century Works
The Musical Art Society will meet at the YWCA parlors on Tuesday January tenth at 2 30 PM to study music from the eighteenth century. The program features works by Alessandro Scarlatti Mozart Weber and composers Haydn Reichardt Beethoven with vocalists and instrumentalists including Mrs Hugh Amos Miss Marjorie Rossiter J Martin Beck and Alvin Bemis among others. A two piano duo and string selections will highlight the era’s sonata form and symphonic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Alessandro Scarlatti
Mozart
Weber
Haydn
Reichardt
Beethoven
Hugh Amos
F. A. Yost
Sumner Hartwell
Marjorie Rossiter
Wilfrid Bowdler
J. Martin Beck
Fred Lohnes
O .E. Brodbeck
L. Kolopus
Fred Ruth
Josephine Mischka
Don Pankoff
Robert Boylan
Alvin Bemis
Meeting of Elyria Eastern Star Offers Musical Night
The Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Temple with large attendance. Marian Hand sang Trees and Consider and Hear with Minnie Chapman as accompanist. A social hour followed the business meeting and plans were set for the Past Matrons and Past Patrons night. A sauerkraut dinner by the Avenue Club is planned for Friday January 13 from eleven to one. Rainbow Girls inspection is scheduled for next Monday. District Day is set for Tuesday January 17 at Medina. Refreshments will follow the next meeting on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Temple
Marian Hand
Minnie Chapman
Avenue Club
Rainbow Girls
Medina
Mr Block to Speak at Center for the Sightless
Walter Block of Elyria Savings and Trust will address blind residents Monday at 1 30 pm at the Center for the Sightless on Second Street Lorain County annual Monday gatherings resume after holiday pause Talks on current events music and Braille lessons are typical Monday programs Work sessions take place Tuesdays and Wednesdays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Block
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Second Street
Lorain County
Just Us Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Lucille Christian Home
Entertains club members gathered at Mrs Lucille Christians Columbia street this week for card games and high score prizes. Mrs Mary Winfield and Mrs Cornelia Howe earned top honors while Mrs Lucinda Jackson was consoled. A salad course followed and the meeting adjourned to next Wednesday when Mrs Myra Carter will host on Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Bridge Club
Lucille Christian
Columbus Street
Ary Winfield
Cornelia Howe
Lucinda Jackson
Myra Carter
Oberlin Road
Y W C A Interracial Committee Weighs Recreation For Colored Youth
The Y W C A Interracial Committee met to discuss planned recreation for colored people and to urge the Elyria Recreation Board to act. They recommended forming a separate Girl Reserve group for colored schoolgirls and scheduled an Interracial Vesper tea for February 19 with a speaker to be announced. A social problems talk for colored people is tentatively set for February 6. The group, chaired by Mrs S G Shaw, will meet February 3 for a noonday luncheon led by Miss Lucy Freese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Recreation Board
Girl Reserve Committee
S. G. Shaw
Myra Carter
James Stewart
Muss Lucy Freese
R. S. Goecke
J. B. Dillman
T F. Sellers
den Upton
Irene Upton
Lucy Freese
Young Folks Club Meets At Bishop Home
The Young Folks club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bishop residence on West River street for a bingo night with Theresa Laker winning the prize. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for January 12 at 7 30 PM at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Folks Club
Kenneth Bishop
West River Street
Theresa Laker
Jefferson PTA News Highlights Relations of Youth Development
Al Rosen and special FBI agents speak on how world changes affect youth development at Jefferson PTA meeting. Program includes a flute solo by Edward Bembower and readings by Mary Agnes Welsh. Delegates to a January 26 convention in Higbee lounge Cleveland marked the League’s tenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Rosen
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
Edward Bembower
Mary Agnes Welsh
January Meeting Of Women Voters League Tea Follows
The Elyria League of Women Voters schedules its January meeting Monday at 1 30 PM at Mrs Harold Kunkle 516 Park Avenue. After brief remarks by Mrs Kieth Clotz on the state legislative program and by Mrs R P Wirth and Mrs E M Green on the federal program a tea will follow to help members get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria League of Women Voters
Harold Kunkle
Park Avenue
League
Kieth Clotz
R. P. Wirth
E. M. Green
Four O Clock Club Reviews Grandma Calls It Carnal and Fanny Kemble
Miss Williams hosted at Mrs. Krieg’s West avenue home for a luncheon and Four O Clock Club meeting. Mrs. D A Baird reviewed Bertha Damon’s Grandma Calls It Carnal with its humor and simple living themes while discussing Fanny Kemble by Margaret Armstrong and the Kemble family’s six generation stage and abolition era experiences. Mrs. Arthur Huse to host the club Friday January twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wherry
Bertha Damon
Claire Williams
Krieg
West Avenue
Grandma Griswold
D. A. Baird
Fanny Kemble
Margaret Armstrong
Kembles
England
America
Powell Talk on Cooperative Buying at Elyria Club
Merritt Powell of Lorain County Farm Bureau spoke at the Department of Civics and Political Science meeting at the Elyria Women's Club. He traced cooperative buying from its origins to today and answered questions. Music by Mrs Wilfred Bowdler and Mrs Eric Chapman featured three songs. Hostesses included Mrs Wilbur Strock and others during tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Department of Civics and Political Science
Elyria Woman’s Club
Powell
A. C C. Sechileman
Eric Chapman
Wilfred Bowdler
Chapman
J. Bins
Beal
H. Reinhardt
Frank Billings
Florence Holcombe
Wilbur Strock
Wallace Bates
G. W. Wingard
Arthur Hutt
Dance Plans At Joyce Hastings Home For Sempre Fidelis
Joyce Hastings hosted Sempre Fidelis members on Furnace Street Thursday evening to discuss a dance. Kay Sinnott named chair for the affair. Chinese checkers provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Margaret Herold and Kay Sinnott, Vera Smith receiving a special award. A dessert course followed before adjourning to meet next month at the Herold home on West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hastings
Sempre Fidelis
Furnace Street
Kay Sinnott
Margaret Herold
Vera Smith
Herold
West River Street
Gay Mademoiselles Plan City Visit For Friday Inspection
The Gay Mademoiselles of the YWCA met for their weekly gathering to map plans for the coming week. They will visit a place of interest in the city and are asked to meet at 3:30 PM next Friday for an inspection trip. The group reviewed part of the Girl Reserve code and closed with song.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Local Patients
Hospital admissions include Harold MacCune of Y M C A and Mrs Jerome Oster of Bay Village, with Sterling Eddington at 632 Cleveland Street. Discharges feature Mrs Richard Young of North Ridgeville, Mrs Harry Young with a baby boy at 134 Riverside Court, and several others in Wellington, Grafton, and La Grange. Also noted are hospitalization plans covering all U S and Canada hospitals and a New Professional plan offering accidental death benefits, marketed by Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold MacCune
Jerome Oster
Bay Village
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland Street
Richard Young
North Ridgeville
Harry Young
Riverside Court
Martin Skorupa
Middle Avenue
Sam Nagy
Vulcan Street
Jacob Ligas
Grafton
Jane Krapp
Nichols Block
Jean Luella Seprish
Wellington
Jack Turkus
West Street
George Bunn
Broad Street
Algena Adams
la Grange
William Phillips
Elizabeth Court
U. S
Canada
E. C. Barclay
Grant Street
Community club events fill Elyria calendar listings
Elyria groups hold meetings and activities across clubs churches and halls. Events include Garden Club at Elyria Woman’s Club and various guilds at churches, plus lectures scavenger hunts choirs and planning sessions at YWCA YMCAs and schools with dates and venues in Lorain County.
Local personals list and society notes scroll
Mrs Howard Dellefield left for Chicago after visiting her parents. Jaspar Page and Mrs Page from 108 Mound street. Mrs Newell Wilford left for Minerva Ohio. H W Lueth and family will visit Mrs Mary Ellen Springer in Ashtabula. Dr and Mrs Arthur Robishaw entertained guests at dinner including Mr Paul Savage Joyce Gregg and W W Henderson. The Rev Pranges and others were guests of Mr and Mrs H A Straw. Howard Craig and son Jeck to spend weekend in Bellevue with G A Syves. Charles Fell and Gaugnier Lors left for two weeks in Florida. R J Rosselot attended Ohio State Veterinary convention in Columbus. E W Gilkison and wife visit Chicago furniture market. Frank Smith to Cheboygan Michigan. Art Hutt to visit sister in Cincinnati. O G Holton and son Gordon head to Cincinnati for Gordon to study engineering. Two hundred children heard Five Little Peppers read by Elaine Cole at the Library. Clare Tree Major Players to present Monday in High School auditorium. J W Smith of East Broad street attended Ohio Real Estate Association meeting in Columbus. Mrs Alfred Alten hosted Catholic Study Club No 1 with current events and mission sewing plans. Sacredotal Vestiments and Life of St Mary Magdalene discussed. Epiphany feast observed with Three Wise Men story by Mrs Alten. Two weeks until joint install for Junior and Senior circles. Junior P H C elected officers led by Catherine Read. Russell Dunford to be installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria
Triple D
H. Bakenouse
Lorain
2Nd Congregational
Gladys Fritz
Spruce Street
1St Methodist Church
Abs
Esther Squire
South End
C. A
M. M. Windsor
Denison Avenue
Lorain Co
Bee Keepers
George Yost
East Avenue
Avalon
George Gross
West Avenue
Order of Rainbow
Tally Ho
Charles Morrison
Kenyon Avenue
Oberlin
Marie Beam
Merry
Norma Bruce
St. Paul's Church
McKinley P T. A
Frances Eckert
Y. Debs
Musical Art Society Choral Department
King Solomons Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Y.W.C
Townsend Club No. 2
British Empire Hall
League of Women Voters
Harold Kunkle
Park Avenue
Moose Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Methodist
Union Missionary
1St Congregational Church
Clare Tree
Howard Dellefield
Chicago
Ilinois
Jasper Page
Mound Street
Newell Wilford
Minerva
Ohio
H. W. Lueth
Washington Avenue
Mary Ellen Springer
Ashtabula
Arthur W. Robishaw
Paul M. Savage
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood
Joyce Gregg
W. W. Henderson
Robishaw
Pranges
John Scheid
Anna Scheid
Katherine Miers
Monroeville
H. A. Straw
Oxford Avenue
Howard Craig
Jeck
Blaine Street
Bellevue
Airs
G. A. Syves
Elyrians
Charles Fell
Gaugnier Lors
Ohio Street
Florida
R. J. Rosselot
Fourth Street
Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association
Columbus
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cincinnati
Gordon Holton
College of Chemical Engineering
University of Cincinnati
Elaine Cole
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
Ohio Real Estate Association
Smith
Uniform Commission
Alfred Alten
Marsh Guerin
Catholic Study Club No. 1
Second Street
George Kimbel
Alten
Bethlehem
Ray Bruck
Missionary Society Hosts President at Home Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met Friday afternoon at Mrs. H. R. Riddle’s home 528 East avenue with 26 members and two guests. The program featured devotional topics, readings on India, and plans for an upcoming Union Missionary tea and a lecture by Colonel M. Tchou of Oberlin. An evening meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Foster on February third at 105 Harvard avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
H. R. Riddle
East Avenue
E. F. Clark
Riddle
H. R. Mustin
R. M. Bennett
Union Missionary
2Nd Congregational
St. Pauls
1St Congregational
the Missionary Society
M. Tchou
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
C. E. Cheney
E. A. Monroe
Haly
India
Mathews
Bass Mathews
W. C. Hull
Frank Crawfordd
A. Groll
L. J. Bassett
Alice Phipps
Foster
Harvard Avenue
Garden Club Set to Meet English Gardens Talk
Elyria Garden Club will hold its January meeting Monday at the Elyria Woman's Club beginning at 8 00 P M. Harvey Bicknell a noted horticultural consultant and landscape architect of Cleveland will present pictures and speak on English Gardens having spent the past year in England visiting many gardens and securing photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Elyria Woman's Club
Harvey Bicknell
Cleveland
Bicknell
England
Brownie Scouts Attend Library Story Hour and Holiday Visits
Brownie Troop No 1 children heard Miss Elaine Cole review The Five Little Peppers at the library story hour. They visited a sightless friend Mrs. Margaret Hancock, shared gifts, sang for the aged at a Home for the Aged, and delivered cookies and painted jars. Jane Ann Riddle hosted a birthday dinner on East Avenue with poems composed for each grandmother and a Christmas program led by Nan Shryock at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Story Hour
Elaine Cole
Margaret Hancock
Jane Ann Riddle
East Avenue
Octette Club Guests and Games at Thelma Meschke Home
Octette Club members and guest Mrs G H Meschke were entertained by Mrs Thelma Meschke at 321 North Abbe Road yesterday. Mrs Fichtner read New Year Resolutions and the group discussed a fulu visit with families, then Chinese checkers provided prizes for Viola Von Duyke Mary Jalowek and Gertrude Ligoth. A guest prize was presented Mrs G Meschke. Refreshments were served at a candle lit table before journment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Meschke
Thelma Meschke
North Abbe Road
G. Meschke
Elyria Girl Active on Baldwin-Wallace College Campus
Genevieve Thompson senior at Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio represented the college at the National Student Federation Convention at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana. Thompson serves as president of the Baldwin Wallace Student Assembly and Phi Lambda Chi sorority and holds other campus posts. She is chosen for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Genevieve graduated Elyria High School 1935 and majors in business administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Thompson
E. A. Thompson
Riverdale Court
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
National Student Federation
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Miss Thompson
Baldwin-Wallace Student Assembly
Leona Hilgen Eisele
Rocky River
Verna Hertzler Beyer
Ee Ohio
Genevieve
Phi Lambda Chi Sorority
Alpha Phi Gamma
National Honorary Journalistic Fraternity
Pan-Hellenic Council
Interfraternity Board
Activities
Women’s League
Thompson
Elyria High School
Baldwin-Wallace
Elyria Men’s Bible Class On New Service For A New Day
Elyria will host a morning Bible class at 9 30 in the Y M C A with L B Hindman as teacher and Claude Wigfield playing violin solos for the special music The event centers on a new service and day for the group led by Hindman and Wigfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyiia
L. B. Hindman
Claude Wigfield
Royal Neighbors to Install New Officers in Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors met in regular session in Woodman Hall to outline installation of new officers. The ceremony, set for two weeks from last night, will be preceded by a tureen dinner with District Deputy Mrs. Parker as installing officer and Mrs. Wooster as marshal. A social hour followed. In Wickham Bishops England the Women’s Conservative Association’s Spelling Bee struggled most with the word perambulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Parker
Wooster
Women’s Conservative Association
Wickham Bishops
England
Amherst Club Plans Winter Socials and Meetings
Amherst Ohio notices outline the evergreen Club Christmas party at Mgr. Carl Dellefield home and the Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters gathering at Mrs. Conrad Mulder’s home. January Parent-Teacher Association meeting features include movie pictures led by Supt. Powers and musical numbers by Mrs. Ruth Elyria. The Amherst Study Club meets Monday with officer elections. The Brownhelm church class box social benefits furnace fund. Ladies society meets midweek at church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Evergreen Club
Mgr
Carl Dellefield
Dellefield Road
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Conrad Mulder
W. Martin Street
A. C. Kreeger
Parent-Teacher Association
F. R. Powers
F. Ruth
Elyria
Amherst Study Club
F. I. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
C. L. Good
H. W. Powers
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Furnace Fund
Ladies’ Society
Skating Party Planned at Rainbow Gardens Elyria
Plans were made for a skating party at Rainbow Gardens Elyria on Jan 50 as the Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church met Thursday evening. Topic on church periodicals led by Miss Florence Behrendt James. contests directed by Harry King, Herbert Morris and Richard Griffin. Winners were Herman Kirschner and Miss Ruth Hegrefe. Refreshments served by Harry King and Herbert Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Walther
East Oberlin Church Notes Board Meeting and Cards
The Board of Trustees of the East Oberlin Church will hold their regular meeting Sunday night. Sunday morning, greeting cards were sent to the congregation from Oberlin College students who had been active at East Oberlin and had since graduated and moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
East Oberlin Church
Oberlin College
East Overan
Twelve neighborhood women form monthly recreation club
A group of twelve local mothers met at Mrs. Claud Wooldridge’s home on Thursday to organize a club. They plan to meet the third Thursday each month for recreation. Numerous local families hosted and joined gatherings across Oberlin Amherst Elyria and Hudson during the holidays and New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Wooldridge
Communion Services at Local Churches This Sunday
Communion services will be held at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church at 10 30. English services at St Paul Lutheran at 10 on Sunday. Announcements accepted at the parsonage this afternoon and evening. No German service. Holy Name Society youth groups from St Joseph Catholic church attend the eight o clock mass in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Holy Name Society of
Cleveland Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Miss Margaret Rice was a Cleveland visitor Friday. Mrs. Charles Hamann and children were recent Cleveland visitors. The January meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association will be held Monday evening at the Congregational church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rice
Cleveland
Charles Hamann
Anmherst Business Men's Association
Congregational Church
Clover Leaf Club Meeting at Mrs Woiczkowski Home
The Clover Leaf Club met at Mrs Henry Woiczkowski’s Minerva street home on Friday afternoon with guests Mrs Henry Amen hauser and Mrs Michael Wohlever. High score in 500 went to Mrs H Woiczckowski, second to Mrs August Nabakowski, and third to Mrs C A Lauer. Lunch for 12 followed. Plans arranged to meet in three weeks with Mrs Wm Ehrman on Cleveland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Henry Woiczkowski
Minerva Street
Henry Amenhauser
Michael Wohlever
H. Woiczckowski
August Nabakowski
C. A. Lauer
Wm. Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
Local deaths and hospital admissions in Lorain area
John Smith aged 56 of R D No 2 Lorain died at Amherst hospital at 5 p m Friday and his body was removed to Wichans Memorial Lorain Jas Powell of Lorain was admitted Friday Mrs Alice Miller of East Street was moved from St Josephs hospital Lorain to Amherst hospital today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Wichans Memorial
Jas. Powell
Alice Miller
East Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Grafton Church News Highlights January Activities
On Sunday January 8 at Grafton and Belden XI. E Churches Rev Geo C Beebe will preach Spiritual Reserves. Epworth League reports will be given on the Mid Year Institute. Junior and Intermediate Epworth Leagues resume at the usual hour. January 11 Akron hosts the Million Unit Fellowship Movement mass meeting. Anchor Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday with Nellie Black of Medina inspecting. one candidate conferred the Rebekah degree. Officers installation to follow after a tureen dinner. birthday supper for twenty one members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Belden
Geo. C. Beebe
Epworth League
Epworth
Akron
Anchor Reeekah Lodge
Nellie Black
Medina
Gingham Pinochle Club entertained at Mrs Schaefer home
The Gingham Pinochle Club meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Burt Schaefer’s home where awards in cards go to Mrs Albert Prosser first, Mrs Rose Grabenstetter second, and Mrs James Aldrich low. Refreshments follow for members and guest Mrs Howard Klinec. Next meeting planned at Mrs V B Kline’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Schaefer
Albert Prosser
Rose Grabenstetter
James Aldrich
Howard Klinec
V. B. Kline
Visitors share time at several local homes
On Monday guests joined Mr and Mrs Ley Schaefer and Mr and Mrs Burt Schaefer at their home with Mrs Wm Daugherty of Cleveland. Miss Virginia Staysniak and Miss Vivian Starr visited Mrs Grace Norr of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs K E Lower and daughters had supper with Mr and Mrs A S Gibson of Columbia. Mr and Mrs James Emry of Cleveland were New Year visitors at Mrs Mary Trenchard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Schaefer
Burt Schaefer
Wm. Daugherty
Cleveland
Virginia Staysniak
Vivian Starr
Grace Norr
K. E. Lower
A. S. Gibson
Columbia
James Emry
Mary Trenchard
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North Side Guild
Mr. Block
Entertains Club
Jacob William Potega
Lorain, Laborer
Emma Cunningham
Sheffield Village
AM “Maken
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
Parent-Teacher Association News
Jefferson
ST. Mary's
Joseph Gunn
Parent-Teacher League of
Harry White
Arthur Grumney
James O'Connor
Philip Flood
Elwell
Father Mosely
Higbee
League of Parent-Teacher Association
Women Voters League
Miss Williams
Hear
By Mr. Powell
Dron ‘T
Eis
Plumpa
William F. Co
Circle Last
Catherine Read
Mary Resar
Vera Brenner
Fern Gaines
Wendla Resar
Helen Warner
Companion
Betty Rose Wiebling
Guide
Ethel Read
Sentinel
Bernadine Wiebling
Bobby Resar
Larry Resar
Russell Dunford
Missionary Society
Garden Club
Elyria Men's Bible Class
R. N
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Karl Krueger
Giles
Ashland
Harry Murphy
Kenneth Kern
Sarah van Arsdale
Ralph Husted
Elmer Rothwell
Wade Williams
Frank Krueger Jr
Shirley Ann
Ted Harper
Nellie McRobers
Metta Pierd
Ola Edmonds
Wallace Smith
Martha Charlton
Hudson
Mary Charlton
Eaton
Frances Charlton
G. I. Hobbs
Catherine Brown
Newark
Kenneth Nason
Greenville
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