Search for Neal Bowman Continues in Ohio Hills
The manhunt for Neal Bowman, an escaped Lima Hospital for the Insane prisoner, enters its fourth week in Athens County. Captain Lynn Black of the state highway patrol heads the search from temporary Athens headquarters as authorities believe Bowman has retreated to familiar hillside terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neal Bowmen
Lima Hospital
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Bowman
Athens County
Local Notes From Lagrange Area on Community Events
Mr and Mrs L W Stranahan Ms Mae Runals and Mr and Mrs R D Holcomb attended Pomona Grange in Huntington on Saturday. Mrs Andrew Rawson spent Thursday and Friday in Marion on PTA work. Rev and Mrs J J McAlpine attended Ladies Aid in Penfield on Wednesday. Alma Hastings taken to Memorial Hospital Wednesday for medical treatment. Her illness saddened friends. Her mother staying with sister Mrs Ford Loomis of Elyria. Nearly thirty attended the Silver Tea at Mrs L C Chamberlains home Wednesday evening. Games and refreshments enjoyed. Mrs Arthur Dushinske to be February hostess. New president Mrs C B Rawson presided. devotionals by Mrs Albert Wilcox. Judge and Mrs Clyde Wilcox of Elyria visited Thursday. B Y P A party of Baptist church held at Misses Sylvia and Isabel Jacksons home Tuesday. Annual meeting of Farmers Co operative Supply Co stockholders to be held in town hall Tuesday afternoon Jan 16. Three directors to be elected. Mrs C W Heath and son Russell spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs M E Heath and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
L. W. Stranahan
Mae Runals
R. D. Holcomb
Pomona Grange
Huntington
Andrew Rawson
Marion
P. T. A. Work
J. J. McAlpine
Ladies Aid Society
Penfield
Alma Hastings
Memorial Hospital
Ford Loomis
Elyria
Neary
L. C. Chamberlain
Arthur Dushinske
C. B. Rawson
Albert Wilcox
Clyde Wilcox
Baptist Church
Sylvia
Isabel Jackson
Farmers Cooperative Supply Co
C. W. Heath
Ussell
M. E. Heath
Minor injuries after Route 20 crash near Memorial Hospital
Wentz Zabivnik of Cleveland sustained minor injuries in an accident on Route 20 last midnight and was treated at Memorial Hospital. He was turned over to Dover police on intoxication charges. Additional reports note car damage from a machine at West Avenue and Second Street and a collision at West Avenue and Oberlin Road involving N. J. Smith and Maurice Krupkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Wentz Zabivnik
Cleveland
Route 20
Zabivnik
Dover Police
Clarence Dick
J. C. Merthe
Chestnut Street
West Avenue
Second Street
N. J. Smith
South Abbe Road
Maurice Krupkie
Toledo
Oberlin Road
A Baby For You Ad Promises Help After Denial
An advertisement invites readers denied a baby to write to Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a home method that helped her after 15 years of denial. It claims many others found happiness through the method and urges immediate contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Death of Joseph Thayer Milan
Joseph Thayer of 36 Broad Street died at 3 40 A M at his home. He was father of Jamces Thayer once employed in Elyria. Survived by his wife four sons and four daughters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 from Rahl Funeral Parlors with Reverend George Brown of Elyria United Presbyterian church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thayer Milan
Joseph Thayer
Jamces Thayer
Waw
Sved
Elyria
George Brown
Elyria United
Funeral services for Lemar Semple Avon resident dies at 74
Funeral services for Lemar Semple 74 of Swartz road Avon will be at 2 PM Tuesday at Reichlin and Cooley Funeral Home Lorais. He died at his daughter Mrs Frank Smiths home where he had lived 14 months. He was born in Elyria and lived here until 15 years ago. He belonged to the Cleveland Methodist Church. Surviving: daughter, brother William of Topeka Kansas, niece Madella Seisel of Cleveland. Rev L C Hallock will officiate. Burial in Ridge lawn cemetery Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemar Semple
Swartz Road
Avon
Reichlin and Cooley
Lorais
Mr. Semple
Frank Smith
Elyria
Centsete
Cleveland
William
Topeka
Kansas
Madella Seisel
L. C. Hallock
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Penfield Social Notes Include Local Visits and Events
Fred Sage of Wellington visited the town for a few days as examinations approach at local schools to close the second semester. The Ladies Aid Society plans a January 18 gathering with Mrs. Frank Wolcott and Mrs. Roy L. Pearce assisting. Augusta Wicks, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Tite, attended the golden wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Otto Witte of Amherst held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Fred Sage
Wellington
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Wolcott
Roy L. Pearce
Augusta Wicks
Arthur R. Tite
Elyria
Otto Witte
Amherst
Fourth Spelling Contest Highlights High Scores Across Grades
Report details the Fourth Spelling Contest held Friday January 5 1934. Fourth Grade leads with 99.6 percent, Third Grade near perfection at 99.14, and Fifth Grade shows 97.3. Named students include Betty Karpinski Eis Knapp Lois Nichols Frank Odor Nick Petroff Stanley Sikon Ellen Walker Harry Walke Bobby Woodruff Bots Smith Raymond Varney Junior Silk Jeannette Wilcox Norma Fern Wilcox Irene Balough Edward Shoenberger Bob Camp Teddy Saunders Geraldine Dunlap Alma Gogdlen Margene Sage Ruby Widdowson William Haydn Cliff Spicer John Haydn Hazel Dernier Mildred Mohler James Dunlap Ralph Jones Donald Adams Verla Stuart Josephine Flood Norwood Knapp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Karpinski
Eis Knapp
Lois Nichols
Frank Odor
Nick Petroff
Stanley Sikon
Ellen Walker
Harry Walke
Bobby Woodruff
Bots Smith
Raymond Varney
Junior Silk
Jeannette Wilcox
Norma Fern Wilcox
Irene Balough
Edward Shoenberger
Bob Camp
Teddy Saunders
Geraldine Dunlap
Alva Behner
Merlin Conklin
Gerald Starkey
Evelyn McAndrews
Betty Carmen
Alma Gogdlen
Margene Sage
Ruby Widdowson
William Haydn
Coletta Rahrig
Cliff Spicer
John Haydn
Hazel Dernier
Mildred Mohler
George Schaefer
Alfred Kapinski
James Dunlap
Kendall Saunders
Ralph Jones
Donald Adams Cornelius Vandenberg
Frances Seabold
Helen Waiko
Stella Zalenski
Phyllis Rawson
Gordon Adams
Orville Rising
Sylvanus Benner
Mary Margaret Knowles
Hazel Amsbury
Anna Behner
Genette Sikon
Leelyn Wilcox
Rowan Foe
Eva Camp
Jean Miller
Gregory Balogh
Harriette Pasadin
Elizabeth Balogh
Candace Behner
Mary Agnes Dawson
LaVerne Jones
Raymond Keller
Selma Naylor
Norman Jarig
John Walko
Murder for Breakfast book announces forthcoming release
A publisher reveals an upcoming title titled Murder for Breakfast. The project is described as a planned release with no published author name or publication date provided. Readers are invited to await further details about reception and availability.
Local youths steal gas at Broad and Cedar station
After buying three gallons at the Standard Oil station, three Lakewood youths and two girls took two more gallons without paying. The attendant noted the license, police caught them on Middle Avenue, and they were released after the oil was paid for by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA Galton Can
Corner Broad and
Cedar
Lakewood
Toledo
Fred Whidden
Pelive
Middle Avenue
Pol
Standard Oil Company
Woodland Avenue residence ransacked in Lakewood area
The vacant Woodland Avenue house, empty since October 7, was reported ransacked by owner Herman Reinhart of Lakewood. He said he rented it Friday to Harold Kunkle, and initial inspection found no items missing until Saturday when electrical fixtures, faucet parts, and both meters were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Avenue
Herman Reinhart
Lakewood
Reifohart
Harold Kunkle
Owever
Demonstration on Poultry Culling Offered in Lorain County
A poultry culling demonstration for Lorain County poultrymen will be held Wednesday at 3 p m at Philip Battenhouse’s Kipton area farm. County extension agent C I Hummel says the session will display modern methods for selecting layers and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Philip Battenhouse
Kipton
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I. Hummel
Harold Becker Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Harold Becker of this city was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of reckless driving. He was brought to police headquarters by Officer C E Barnhart who reported that Becker drove in a haphazard manner on West Avenue. Arraignment is scheduled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Becker
C. E. Barnhart
Becker
West Avenue
Fire causes no damage at Elyria home
A leaking coal oil stove blamed for a blaze at 107 Williams Street, Elyria. Firemen found the fire out on arrival with no damage beyond a newspaper ignited by the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. E. Werle
Williams Street
Auto 38 Stolen in Oakland Theft Report
Local police investigated the theft of a red auto driven by Vasil Glass, son of Jake Glass of 18 Worc ford Avenue. The vehicle, license 188 515, was taken from in front of 41 West Avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Jake Glass
Woodford Avenue
Glass
Vasil
West Avenue
Local residents conduct business and visits in Oberlin area
On Thursday morning Miss Doris Prince and Miss Louise Avery were in Oberlin on business. Miss Florence Prince of Oberlin visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Prince Sr. Frank Griffin and Dorothy Gang with others traveled to Shelby on business. Jerome Logan of Wakeman called at the Bates home. George Avery visited friends in New London. Miss Toure Avery and Mrs. Doris Prince shopped in Elyria Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Doris Prince
Louise Avery
Oberlin
Florence Prince
Edd Prince Sr
Frank Griffin
Dorothy Gang
Shelby
Jerome Logan
Wakeman
Bates
George Avery
New London
Toure Avery
Elyria
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting and Local Visitors
The Ladies' Aid Society met January 19 in the church basement with a pot luck lunch. Mr and Mrs Marion Bates stay with daughter Mrs Jerome Logan in Wakeman. Mr Witt from Lorain visited the Olsen home. Mr Sayers of Sandusky was in town. Miron Knott and Domand Waem attended the Wakeman concert Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Marion Bates
Thei
Jerome Logan
Wakeman
Mr. Witt
Lorain
Olsen
Mr. Sayers
Sandusky
Miron Knott
Domand Waem
Wartime Toll Report Shows Multitude of Disabled
World War casualties include ten million dead and twenty million wounded. Tens of millions maimed, thousands blinded or one eyed, and hundreds of thousands crippled. Also many deaf and epileptic, with varying limb loss.
Free Trial Relief for High Blood Pressure Ad
An advertisement touts quick relief for high blood pressure with a free trial offer. It claims rapid symptom improvement within three days and promises no salts, opiates, or dope. Readers pay nothing unless finally proven effective and are urged to send $1 to Dr Hayes Assn in Kansas City for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatiuy
Itases
Coates Kansas City
Motion Denied in Insull Extradition Case
Justice Charles Garrow of the Ontario Supreme Court denied a motion by Martin J. Insull's lawyers to set aside the order extraditing the former Chicago utility magnate to the United States. Attorneys said they would immediately file an appeal to the appellate division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ae
Charles Garrow
Ontario Supreme Court Today
Martin J. Insull
Chietso
Magmate
United States
Insul
Supreme Court
Fines Imposed on Weed and Prichard by City Mayor
Clifford Weed and George Prichard were arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster on matonication charges. Each received fines of five dollars plus costs after being arrested around eight o clock Sunday by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Weed
George Prichard
W. H. Vanoster
Weed
Pritchard
Locanolee
West Ridge Ladies' Aid Hosts Quilting Session
Mrs Sherman Mason welcomed members of the Ladies' Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon in Mrs Hart’s absence. The group sewed quit blocks and served refreshments to listed local members and guests. Mrs Lecretia Decker to entertain February with an all day quilting meeting and tureen dinner at noon. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Sherman Mason
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hart
Harrys Lauer
C. Strickler
Marynard
George Nevins
J. H. Penfound
R. W. Richards
Oberlin Road
Milton Babcock
Schramm Road
Lucretia Decker
I. F. Eldred
Lillian and
Ardith
Harry Lauer
Marian
H. EF. Drusendahl
Ollie Minnich
Joe Briggs
Phiilis
C. N. Wiliams
Robert Renouard
Caroline Sheldon
A. W. Mason
Marguerite Jane
Harriet
Lecretia Decker
4 H Club Leaders Train Members at Elyria Event
Members of 4-H Club Jolly Hustlers West Carlisle attended a leadership project led by O C Croy assistant state club leader at the Y M C A in Elyria Wednesday evening. Participants included Margaret Pallas Mildred Pallas Marian Lauer Dorothy Lottman Agnes Lottman Doris Minnich Dorothy Tittle Marguerite Streicher Lucile Penfound Beatrice Wensink Janet Baus Zeila Schramm and Banner 4 H Club members Robert Penfound Raymond Wensink Leroy Gotro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hustlers
West Carlisle
O. C. Croy
Elyria
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Marian Lauer
Dorothy
Agnes Lottman
Doris Minnich
West Ridge
Dorothy Tittle
Oberlin Road
Marguerite Streicher
Butternut Ridge
Lucile Penfound
Beatrice Wensink
Carlisle
Class party at First Methodist church in Elyria
Mr and Mrs widred attended the First Methodist church Bible Class gathering Tuesday evening at the church parlors in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widred
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Norwalk Visitor Mrs Mab2ile Simms Hosts Overnight
Mrs Mabile Simms visits Norwalk and lodges with locals overnight from Wednesday into Thursday, staying with friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Mab2ile Simms
Carlisle Grange Social Visits Reisinger Home
A Carlisle grange event went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reisinger on Butternut Ridge on Wednesday evening. Mr. Reisinger is recovering from a serious illness and friends noted his improved health. The gathering featured a social hour, games, contests, and late refreshments of sandwiches, cake, coffee, and pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
Frank Reisinger
Butternut Ridge
Reisinger
Harmony of Colors in Clothing Demonstration at Ridgeville
Misses Marguerite Streich er and Mildred Pallas presented a demonstration on Harmony of Colors in Clothing at the Ridgeville Farmers Institute on Wednesday evening. The program recalled a State Fair showing in Columbus last year and tours in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Streicher
Mildred Pallas
Ridgeville Farmers’ Institute
Columbus
Hart's Condition Improves at Elyria Memorial Hospital
W H Hart improves from critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. friends express hope for a speedy recovery and note his status is more favorable since admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hart
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Community Association Sets Play and Box Social Plans
The South Murray Ridge school district Community Association met Tuesday evening with a good crowd. It was decided to present a play Who's Boss at the next meeting and to hold a box social. County Home men provided music. Betty Miller played piano and Jack Miller sang. Refreshments were served by the committee. S. S. class met at the Friendship class of South Ridge Sunday School with Mrs Corwin Burrer hosting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Association
South Murray Ridge
Betty Miller
Jack Miller
S. S
Corwin Burrer
Earl Burrer
Carl Sprague
Beatrice Burrer
South Ridge
Erma Spiedelberg
Townline Road
Pleasant Street School PTA to meet at high school
Oberlin Ohio January 15 The Pleasant Street School Parent Teacher Association will meet this evening in the high school auditorium at 7 30. Several other local clubs plan gatherings this week including the Frank E Peck Chapter De Molay and various women’s and social clubs across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pleasant Street
Dietrich
Shaw High School
Frank E. Peck
Order of de- Molay
Methodist Service Guild
Mary Yocom
Oak Street
Florence Sherman
Union Street
Women's Progressive Club
Anna Binns
South Pleasant Street
N. A. Martini
Oberlin Tavern
Charles Shreffler
East College Street
Debate Postponed Between Oberlin and Cleveland Heights
The Oberlin versus Cleveland Heights high school debate, planned for this evening, is postponed and rescheduled for Tuesday evening. The notice specifies January as the month of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cleveland Heights
Local residents undertake travel and illness update keeps townsfolk informed
Claude Lyiman returns from a Cali trip with Charles Brown while Miss Brown and Mrs Lyman travel by train to Pasadena. Alfred Parker leaves for a Master’s program in Chicago. Mrs George Herros and daughter Elizabeth head to St Petersburg Fla for winter. Mayor Earl R Morris hospitalized with pneumonia. Families visit relatives in Wedsworth Lodi Akron Berea Elyria and Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lyiman
California
Charles Brown
Miss Brown
Lyman
Pasadena
Alfred Parker
East Lorain Street
University of Chicago
George Herros
Elizabeth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jane Henkes
Mary Setherling
Akron
Earl R. Morris
Allen Hospital
Frank Hange
North Main Street
Ralph
Wedsworth
Ohio
Charles Hallauer
Groveland Street
Elsie Shaffstall
John Grinnell
Berea
Berea Council
Daughters of America
Grinnell
Shaffstall
Interesting Hobbies Philately New Philippine Stamps
Stamps of three denominations will be issued by the Bureau of Posts in Manila to commemorate the Xth Eastern championship games in 1934. First Day Covers will be mailed for 20 cents each, with a sale set for April 2, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philately
Bureau of Posts
Manila
P. I
U. S
Philippine Islands
H. J. Scofield
P. T
United States
Lithuania
America
Berlin
Germany
Darius
Girenas
Los Angeles
Paul
Elyria High School Year Book Arrives With Class Photos
Elyria High School releases the mid year edition of the Elyrian with 80 senior portraits prepared by editor Constance McClure and staff. The book includes the new school song by Ber nice Atkinson and J Martin Beck, class officers, activities lists, a calendar, and a class play photo with prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Constance McClure
Arthur Campbell
Richard Bell
Oliver Townsend
William Lersch
Charlotte Fox
Beverly Foley
Musafe
J. Martin Beck
Bernice Atkinson
Board of Education
Charlotte
Hoffner Family Noted Visitors From Amherst
North Main street reports Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffner and family of Amherst visiting Sunday with Mrs. C. H. Hoffner of Spring street joining the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Ridgeville man pleads not guilty in assault case
Rolf Pitts of Ridgeville pleaded not guilty to assault and battery charges filed by his wife when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. His hearing was set for today. Fred Greco of Lorain was granted a divorce from Louella Greco on gross neglect of duty by Judge A. R. Webber. Ray Bachellor was granted a divorce from Frances Bachellor on gross neglect of duty by Judge A. R. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf Pitts
Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
Fred Greco
Lorain
Louella Greco
A. R. Webber
Ray Bachellor
Frances Bachellor
Fox and poem by Charlotte Fox at yearbook pages
The page describes a Fox feature and a poem by Charlotte Fox, plus a photo spread of heavyweight and side weight football squads. It notes clubs and school organizations listed next, a page of cartoons by Kenneth Crooks and William Stegman closing the book.
Scarcity of Alley Cats Linked to Shipment via Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming a large shipment of embalmed alley cats sent to Leland Stanford University California passed through on the Union Pacific Line. The cats are reportedly destined for experimental purposes causing a local shortage east of the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountains
Io Leland Stanford University
California
Union Pacific
Markets Cleveland Livestock Report
Receipts total 12060 cattle with prices 25 cents lower than last week. Calves 500 head sold steady with good to prime at 6.50 to 7.50. Sheep 1700 head steady with wethers 3.25 to 3.900. Hogs 4000 head 15 to 20 cents lower. heavies 250 to 300 lbs at 3.25. 220 to 254 lbs at 3.49. 180 to 210 lbs at 3.90. Potatoes priced by quality with various regional lots listed for No 1 and 100 lb sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Choice
Ilehe
Idaho
Michigan
Louisiana Bliss
Colorado Brown
Florida Bills
Cleveland Produce and Market Prices Report
Market firm butter 23c per lb in tubs. Eggs extra white 2 le current receipts. Poultry market weak with colored fowl 41 to 42 lb and over 134 lb. Leghorn fowl light 10c, springers 5 lbs and over 13 14c. Colored broilers capons 21c, ducks white 3 lbs and over tae 12c, geese heavy fat 3c, ordinary 1 12, old roosters 6c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Springers Rock
Cleveland grain prices and run numbers
Sae at No 2 red 941-2995 2e No 1L red 951-2496 1-2c oats No 3 white 411-2412 12e No 2 421-2431-2c flour spring wheat 7 654 winter straight 7 to 7 65 and winter 7 90 8 10 others unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Natex touted as quick remedy for constipation
A Lorain streetcar motorman, George Miller, describes Natex as a life changer after four years of severe constipation. He cites improved appetite, regular bowels, vanished headaches and better sleep and urges others to visit Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad St for a free sample and more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Lorain Street Railway Co
Farth St
Lorain
Muir
Natex
Nnatex
Broad St
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Neal Bowman
Lagrange
Finance
Turner Block
Sederis
NRA
Community Dry Cleaners
BROAD
Insull
Bulletin
Ladies‘ Aid Society
Community Association Meets
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
J. E. Barnard
Oberlin Women's Club
Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
Just Us Club
Roy Fields
South Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Merry Wives
Patton
Stone
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Harry Avery
Grafton Road
J. G. Holland
Star Bridge Club
George Broadwell
Kouple Klub
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Lee Holden
Elm Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. Smith
Women's Relief Corps
J. U. G. Club
Dorothy Johnson
Robert Thomas
Poyilin Wheatley Club
W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Hawaii
Congress
Philippines
New York Airways, Inc
Pan American Airways
New York - Atlantic City
Elyria Senior Stamp Club
Woman's Club
Blake Battles of Wellington
Elvri
E. H.S
Reger and
Binninger
Woolworth's
Spaghett
Chestnut Ridge Road
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Streone
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