Believe Murder Suspect Sought in Wellington
Mahoning County Sheriff Ralph Elser sought a farm hand believed connected to a triple murder near North Lima. A photograph from Wellington showed the missing worker, seen the day of the killings driving a car owned by one victim, with the suspect claiming to head toward Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lima
Youngstown
Wellington
Ralph Elser
Mahonuy County
Theodore Baumeister
Henry
Henry Baumeister
Elser
Toledo
Two On Trial For Alleged Beating Of Truck Driver
John Whitelock a Cleveland labor organizer and Frank Fugitt of 236 West Bridge street face disorderly conduct charges in Mayor Joseph Q Petro's court for an alleged beating of George Okuley and his son Vernon on January 4. Okuley and son hauled coal for The Schroll Coal Company and were said to have been attacked after an earlier argument when the two defendants were ejected from the coal yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitelock
Cleveland
Frank Fugitt
West Bridge Street
George Okuley
Vernon
Joseph Q. Pétro
Okuley
Schroll Coal Company
236 West Bridge
Fught
Whitelock
Auto Fire at Filling Station Yard Sparks Alarm
Firemen answered a call on Cleveland Street and Pasadena Avenue last night when a car in a filling station yard ignited from alcohol fumes and electric sparks. The vehicle, owned by Albert Lapp, was quickly extinguished and out on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
Albert Lapp
Fears of recovery cited amid 1937 delays
The article cites fears that labor issues, international tensions, inflation, and higher commodity prices threaten a spring and summer 1937 recovery. Ayres states delays in American recovery could trigger a global downturn and hurt the U S recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asie
Ayres
Indoor games party planned by Middle Step club
The Middle Step society finalized details for an indoor games party at the YWCA on Monday evening January 17. Vera Smith Gladys Anderson and Agnes Blair will head decorations program and refreshments for next week’s event. Donna Chapman Nancy Heywood Grace OMalley and Alberta Honk will serve as hostesses at the door. invitations issued to city youths with RSVP to the YWCA by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlans
Vera Smith
Gladys Anderson
Agnes Blair
Y. W
Donna Chapman
Nancy Heywood
Grace O'Malley
Alberta Honk
Sunny Side Up Club Held at Mrs Meinke Home
The Sunny Side Up Club met last evening at Mrs William Meinke's Columbus street home. Progressive Lance provided three tables of play. High score went to Mrs Ed Weber, with Mrs C E Koontz as runner up and Mrs BR Nicholl as consolation. Mrs Weber also won a special prize. A luncheon was served at small tables before ad journing to meet with Mrs Anna Wendorf on January 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side Up Club
Willam Meinke
Columbus Street
Progressive Lance
Ed Weber
C. E. Koontz
BR. K. Nicholl
Anna Wendorf
Mrs Mary Noirsh Led Auxiliary Bingo Party
Mrs Mary Noirsh was general chairman of a bingo party for members and guests of the Auxiliary to VFW Post 1779 held in the hall. Sue Yearly and Mildred Lahiff served on her committee. Prize winners included Lingo Mars Moir Anna McCulley and Mr Patchin. Refreshments were served late. The next regular auxiliary meeting is Monday evening January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noirsh
Sue Yearly
Mildred Lahiff
Lingo Mars Moir
Anna McCulley
Patchin
Local church group holds January meeting
Mrs. Elmer Baun was assisted by Mrs. J. Fritz as Division F of Second Congregational Church welcomed new members. President Mrs. Edna Albrecht led a business session while members sewed mission articles. Miss Ruth Hegge’s letter from South America was read. Bertha Phipps chaired the missionary efforts. Refreshments were served to seventeen members before adjourning to meet February 14 with host Edna Albrecht assisted by Irene Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Baun
J. Fritz
Secend
Edna Albrecht
Bertha Phipps
Ruth Hegge
South America
Spruce Street
Irene Stewart
Lorain Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Carlson Home
The Lorain based Meet In Lorain Suteh and Chatter club gathered last evening at Mrs John Carlson's home for sewing and social time. Prizes went to Miss Bessie Blackwell Miss Cula Barborossa and Mrs Harry Steele. Refreshments followed for Mrs Gertrude Carlson Mrs Harry Steele and others. Bessie Blackwell plans to host the group Monday evening January 17 at her home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suteh
Chatter Club
John Carlson
Lorain
Banco
King Solomon Lodge Holds Father and Son Banquet
On Friday evening January 14 King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M will host a father and son banquet with dinner at 6 30 promptly. Judge H C Wilcox will speak and at 7 15 Joe Boddy will present a group of performers for those not attending the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge No. 56 F. and
A. M
H. C. Wilcox
Joe Boddy
Mrs McLeod Hosts Colonial Club Five Hundred Session
Mrs McLeod of Fifth street entertained Colonial Club at her home on Fifth street yesterday afternoon. Four tables of five hundred were in play after a salad course served by the hostess. Mrs Hoover will be hostess in two weeks and will enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McLeod
Fifth Street
Monday Colonial Club
H. G. Hoover
Elyrians Attend League of Women Voters Conference
About 76 Elyrians attended the Public Personnel Conference at the Neil House in Columbus. Speakers urged merit-based civil service reforms including equal pay, better examinations, abolition of veterans preference, and a larger Civil Service Commission with increased funding to improve personnel and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Neil House
Columbus
Harold Guthman
John Shaw
Elyria
Fred Grover
Oberlin
P. WH. Rogers
Shively
League
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Elyria Woman's Club Meeting Time Noted
A fragment indicates a meeting at the Elyria Womans Club scheduled for one thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Elyria Womans Club
Illustrated Talk By South End Group on Western Trip
The South End Group of the Child Culture Circle met Monday evening with Mrs Corning Ryals of the Grafton Road. Mr and Mrs N S Hearn gave an illustrated talk on their western trip with the University of Tours. Mrs Byals assisted by Mrs H R Riddle in serving refreshments. On February fourteenth Mrs C Standen will entertain the Circle at her home on Fourteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Child Culture Circle
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Brief List
A list of admissions includes John Bach 6 Middle Avenue Carl Lenartson 169 Bellefeld Mrs Wilbert Troup 148 Oak Street Thomas Polen RR D No 2 Mrs Scott Bradley Wellington Mrs Martha Jarmish Dover Center Mrs Fred Decker Rh D No 3 Mrs Edward Terrell 208 Fast Broad Street Mrs May Myers Tul edy Darlene Yo t 551 Lodi Street Discharges include Edmund Pritchett Oberlin Mrs Stanley Budny 157 Fairlawn Ford Overholt 32 Redington Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bach
Middle Avenue
Carl Lenartson
Bellefeld
Wilbert Troup
Oak Street
Thomas Polen
Scott Bradley
Wellington
Matha Jarmish
Dover Center
Fred Decker
Edward Terrell
Fast Broad Street
May Myers
Tuledy
Darlene Yo*t
Lodi Street
Edmund Pritchett
Oberlin
Stanley Budny
Fairlawn
Ford Overholt
Redington Block
Market prices for fruits and vegetables in midweek listing
The page lists assorted produce with prices per unit or basket. Apples include McIntosh and Rhode Island Greenings with varied storage and sale terms. Beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsley, parsnips, radishes, rutabagas, squash, and tomatoes are detailed by type, packaging, and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Bering
Baldwin
Cod
Rhodeadsland Greenings
Dele Cious
Rome Beauty
Grimes
Hubbard
Oberlin Lodge Installs Officers for 1878
Oberlin Ohio January Lt Vine Rebekah Lodge No 364 held its installation of officers last evening at its regular meeting. Deputy President Line Rudcroff and staff installed Noble Grand Esther Coinman and a full slate including Emma Hall as Vice Grand and Esther Wood Recording Secretary. Reports given, Past Noble Grand pin presented to Nel He Coats, social time and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Vine
Esther Wood
Bertha Murphy
Gertrude Bryant
Myrta Feakins
N. G
Lillie Rudekoff
Ruth Feakins
Mabel Jones
Elizabeth Burke
Marjorie Knepper
Mary Lounsbrough
Leona Wellman
Euphemia Lyman
Belva Hallauer
Helen Tucker
May
Christ Church Paris Elects Vestry for Coming Year
At the annual Christ Church Paris meeting on Monday evening the Vestry members chosen are F. E. Blashfield W. E. Bontrage J. A. Edwards J. B. Fowler G. D. Jones K. N. Hall B. W. Lewis J. F. Miskoveky and W. G. Nord. Immediately after, the newly elected Vestry organized by electing Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Paris
F. E. Blashfield
W. E. Bontrage
J. A. Edwards
J. 8. Fowler
G. D. Jones
K. N. Hall
B. W Lewis
J. F. Miskoveky
W. G. Nord
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Historic Page
Readable portions show a damaged text fragment mentioning items like turnips and oysters and numbers scattered through the line. The source lacks coherent context, making precise event or action unclear.
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Summary
Market reports show cattle receipts with steady buyer demand and quality steers and heifers selling well. Sheep and lambs bring steady prices with shearlings and mutton averaging strong values. Hog prices remain active with several weights and grades trading up to the $4 to $5 range, aided by steady demand and favorable market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Asbaha
Artie Alu
Optine Pilgemie de
Unsettled poultry market and rural inserts overview
The fragment outlines unsettled poultry items and rural notices with scattered references to ducks turkeys and prices. It mentions regional entries from Iowa Michigan Maine New York Pennsylvania Texas and more, with various percentages and quantities. The text reads like a shuffled classifieds page with brief farm and poultry mentions.
Wheat and grain price list from market report
A historical market snippet lists grain prices including wheat oats and corn by grade and color. It shows red and white wheat priced around 10441 to 96 and oats at 25 12 with various grade identifiers and supplier notes.
Market Prices for Hay Straw and Grains at Sheets Elevator Co
Prices for hay and straw from Sheets Elevator Co include No 1 timothy No 2 timothy and No 3 clover mixed with options in new wheat straw and various alfalfa second cutting grades. Wheat and flour quotes cover No 2 red and No 31 09 tile, with flour middlings and bran values. Grain and flour items are per bushel or ton, reflecting current market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Moray Milling Co
Tess
Timothy
Sweden Reaches Wage Deals Covering 200000 Workers
Wage agreements signed in Sweden affect more than two hundred thousand workers across multiple sectors. The accords address wages, benefits, and working conditions, with unions and employers confirming settlement terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Bontrager Names Sr Warden and Fowler Jr Warden
Bontrager and Miskovsky were chosen clerk and treasurer respectively while Bontrager Sr Warden and Fowler Jr Warden assumed roles.
Oberlin Fire Department Holds Annual Banquet
Oberlin Fire Department staff celebrated at Oberlin Tavern with City Manager Zahm and village council members in attendance. The annual report, presented by Secretary Flord Harley, notes 25 village calls in the year with property losses estimated at 1075 dollars, the lowest in years, plus aid to four large country fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Fire Department
Oberlin Tavern
Zahm
Flord Harley
Judge Findley Speaks on World Affairs at Oberlin Luncheon
Judge Guy B. Findley of Lorain County Common Pleas Court was the speaker at the Oberlin Exchange Club lunch yesterday at Oberlin Inn. He addressed World Affairs and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Findley
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Mr. Findley
Reverend Daniels Heads to New York for Hymn Book Project
Rev. L. E. Daniels departed for New York City for about a week to attend an Anglican Society meeting and oversee the Hymn and Tune book he is publishing. Miss Bertha Hart of Elm Street returned from Florida after a several week visit with her mother. Section Three to First Church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Haddock at West College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Daniels
New York City
Anglcan Society
Bertha Hart
Elm Street
Florida
First Church
Haddock
West College Street
Romeo Pump Works Expands To Meet Airplane Fuel Needs
Romeo Pump Works describes its aviation fuel pumps with capacities up to 600 gallons per hour and dual pump regulation for two engines. Government inspectors oversee all parts, ensuring reliability for army and navy aircraft as the firm trains skilled workers amid ongoing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Remec
Army
Navy
Widow Entitled To Compensation From Industrial Commission
A jury in common pleas court found widow Benjamin F. Parke entitled to compensation from the Ohio Industrial Commission for injuries her husband suffered December 22, 1930, while working for The Walton Ive Company. He died July 1, 1933, allegedly from those injuries, and another Industrial Commission case involving Steve Zolnay of Lorain was heard today regarding a January 13, 1937 hernia claim at Lorain Garment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juste Parke
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Benjamin F. Parke
Walton Ive Company
Industrial Commission
Steve Zolnay
Maine Avenue, Lorain
Lorain Garment Company
Court actions and a coal theft report
William J Hussey files for divorce from Anna Isabel Hasely in Los Angeles on wilful absence grounds. Leonard Sims sues Annie Sims for divorce after over three years apart. Also reported: theft of 34 bags of coal from Cseh and Prievi Coal Company Stop 7 in Vincent district, pursued by deputies as suspects fled with about a quarter ton of fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hussey
Far- Rave Street
Anna Isabel Hasely
Los Angeles
Leonard Sims
Annie Sims
Todas
Cseh and Prievi Coal Company
Vincent
Depth- Nes
County Auditor proposes raises for staff under budget allowance
Auditor CS Welser outlines a 2935 salary schedule for the county auditors office and tests three monthly raises for one employee and four for others. He says the increases can be paid from his salary allowance provided in last July's budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CS. Wnelser
Death Record for Barney Mausberger Funeral Held in Wellington
Funeral services for Barney J. Mausberger of Wellington will be held Thursday at 9 30 AM from Holy Trinity church in East Avon with Father Worth officiating. Burial will be in Holy Trinity Cemetery. Friends may call at the Welsh Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney J. Mausberger
Wellington
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Father Worth
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Mrs Lucy Winemiller Dies at 77 in Wellington
Mrs Lucy Winemiller aged 77 died at her sister Mrs Mary Goss 120 Middle Street Wellington late Monday afternoon. She came to Wellington from Bakers Crossing in 192? She belonged to the Congregational church. Surviving besides her sister is a nephew Don Goss of Brighton. Funeral services are set for 2 P M Thursday at Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with Dr C W Recard, pastor, officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Winemiller
Mary Goss
Middle Street
Wellington
Bakers Crossing
Congregational Church
Don Goss
Brighton
Andrews Funeral Home
C. W. Recard
Giltin Rites Held In Berea For Columbia Area Resident
O D Giltin died suddenly at his sister Mrs Alice Stunuter's home in Columbia Station on Monday afternoon. Survived by two sons S M Giltin of Clarkesburg WV and E H Giltin of Richmond OH, a granddaughter Mrs Minnie Beck and a grandson Hubert Giltin plus Earl Beck Jr., three brothers EK D Giltin of Columbia FLO Giltin of LaGrange and William Ciltin of Geneva. Funeral at Baker's Funeral Home Berea 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Thomas Hughes officiating. Body to be shipped to West Virginia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
O. D. Giltin
Alice Stunuter
S. M. Giltin
Clarksburg
W. Va
E. H. Giltin
Richmond
Ohio
Minnie Beck
Garfield Heights
Hubert Giltin
Salem
Earl Beck Jr
EK. D. Giltin
Columbia
Flo Giltin
LaGrange
William Ciltin
Geneva
Baker's Funeral
Berea
Thomas Hughes
Columb. Moe Church
West Virginia
Death of Otho D Gilpen in Columbia Station
Otho D Gilpen died yesterday afternoon at his sister Mrslice Hunters home on Akins road in Columbia Station He leaves two children Forest M and Kay H three brothers William Fred and Edward and a sister Mrs Hunter with whom he lived plus grandchildren and great grandchildren The body is at Baker Funeral Home Berea Ohio where services will be held Wednesday January 12 at 2 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho D. Gilpen
Mrslice Hunter
Akins Road
Columbia Station
Forest M
Kay H
William
Fred
Edward
Mrs. Hunter
Baker Funeral Home
Front Street
Berea
Ohio
Sheriff Promotes Deputy Fitness With YMCA Plan
Sheriff William E Grall announced a program to improve deputy fitness through YMCA activities. He gifted YMCA memberships to all deputies as part of plans to form basketball and volleyball teams and hold regular exercise sessions. Fines of 1 dollar and costs were levied on Louis Indre and Mary Jane Johnson for failing to yield at a main highway intersection on Elyria avenue and North Ridge roads. Johnshaw, convicted of non support, faces parole July 1, 1938 after the State Board of Parole heard 100 cases, granting parole to 53 and continuing 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Grall
Y M. Co. A
Preston Coon
Louis Indre
Stop 7
North Ridge Road
Mary Jane Johnson
Elyria
Eart H Davey
Elyria Avenue
Lake
North Ridge Roads
Van Arsdale dies after brief illness at 76
John Henry Van Arsdale 76 died at home on Cleveland road North Ridgeville Monday evening after a brief illness. He is survived by wife Ida S a son Howard and two grandsons Donald and Ross Van Arsdale. Funeral from the Van Arsdale residence Thursday at 2 50 pm with burial in Ridgeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry van Arsdale
Cleveland Road
North Ridgeville
Death of Alfred QO Otto at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alfred QO Otto 111 died Monday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6 15 pm He was born in Germany May 3 1864 and had lived in Elyria since 1914 He leaves two sons Alfred Jr and Eric A of Elyria two daughters Mrs George Lapp and Elvira of Elyria and Mrs Raymond Fayies of Cleveland four grandchildren and a half brother Paul Miller of Elyria Funeral services Thursday at 2 00 pm from Nichols Funeral Home officiated by Rev J L Urich Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred QO. Otto
Adams Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Otto
Germany
Elyria
Alfred Jr
Eric A
George Lapp
Elvira
Elsria
Raymond Fayies
Cleveland
Paul Miller
Nichols Funeral Home
J. L. Urich
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Suit filed to quiet title in Russia township property
R. H. Keighley of Oberlin filed a suit to quiet title on property in Russia township. Defendants named are the heirs of the estate of B. F. Worcester, who died about thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HH. Keighley
Oberlin
Russia Township
B. F. Worcester
Beatrice Martin Dies After Childbirth in Elyria
Beatrice Martin 40 of 264 Spruce Street died this morning at 1:00 in Elyria Memorial Hospital shortly after giving birth to a daughter. Born in Elyria September 15, 1897 she had lived here all her life. She married Claude F. Martin September 18, 1920. Besides her husband and infant remains include other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Martin
Spruce Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Martin
Elyria
Claude F. Martin
Beidler cites Martin forecast of aviation boom in 1938
Beidler, citing Glen L. Martin, predicted in Cleveland that the aviation business will reach one million dollars, up 250 million from 1937, boosting demand for Romeo pumps. He noted expanding foreign sales and said orders on hand could run the plant for three months without new orders, with 1958 orders expected to exceed 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beidler
Glen L. Martin
Cleveland
Maydy Joseph Petro Reappoints Civil Service Board Member
Yesterday Mayor Maydy Joseph Petro reappointed Dr A St Agate to the Civil Service Board for six years and renewed C E Blanchard on the Board of Sinking Fund Trustees for four years. Additional anticipated appointments include Health Board Park Commission Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals and the Boxing Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydy
Joseph Q. Petro
A. St. Agate
Civil Service Board
C. E. Blanchard
Board of Sinking Fund ‘Trustees
Health Board
Park Commission
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
County officials weigh tax foreclosure pace and costs
The board considered trimming the $20,000 request for foreclosures and slowing actions against farmers and homeowners who can work out payment plans. Prosecutor Butler, Treasurer Wright, and Auditor Kelser discussed options, noting foreclosures should target hopeless delinquencies while aiding those making a genuine effort to pay. Foreclosure actions would not target elderly pensioners or others in similar hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
Walter J. Wright
C. S. Kelser
Butler
Wright
Obituary Notices Mentioning Relatives and Funeral Plans
A daughter and two children are listed with siblings Claude and Mer cedes. The sister is Mrs Grace Fredler of Somerville New Jersey and a brother Clifford Curry of Atlanta Georgia. Friends may call at the Iudro Curtis Funeral Home. Funeral services are Friday at 2:30 PM conducted by Dr Edwin B Redhead of Sta Andrew's Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Elysia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Mercedes
Grrace Fredler
Somerville
New Jersey
Clifford Curry
Atlanta
Georgia
Iudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Edwin B. Redhead
Sta. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elysia Cemetery
Musterole for children chest and throat relief
For chest colds and coughs, Musterole is marketed as a milder preparation for children. The ad claims it penetrates and warms, stimulating local circulation and flooding bronchial tubes with soothing vapors. It is described as a counter irritant recommended by doctors and nurses, available in Regular Children and Extra Strong varieties.
YMCA Ladies Swim Schedule and Rates
Ladies swim at the Y M C A pool on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9 30 and Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 00. The cost is 25 cents per swim or available membership rates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Ave
Broad Elyria
Howard Peters
Mgr
Goon
Walton Tee & Fuel, Inc
Corner Broad and
River Phone
Mrs. Meinke
Mrs. McLeod
Elyrians
League of Women Voters Conference
Shiveler
McGrane
Cincinnati
McKeller
Senator Donahey
Senator Bulkley
Carl Smith
Ralph Emmons
Mr. Smith
Lodge
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Grain Close
GRAIN
MILE
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Maiberger
Mrs. Luck Weinemille K
O O. D. Giltin
Alfred C. Otto
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad St
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Tel
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block 128
Court St
Lorain County
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