Early recognition of polio signs discussed in medical digest
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN summarizes a New York State Journal of Medicine digest by Dr. Irving J. Sands on infantile paralysis. Key points include onset history, spinal fluid analysis, and five main disease types from meningeal to encephalitic, with emphasis on early diagnosis and tailored treatment. Local social notices follow, listing visits and gatherings among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
New York State Journal of Medicine
Irving J. Sands
Sands
Parole appointment for former Columbia pastor in Ohio
News notes state William Kemper Mackey, ex pastor of Columbia and LaPorte Methodist Churches, will become state parole agent of Ohio starting January 1, 1938 with Columbus headquarters. He will continue as Mansfield Reformatory chaplain until a successor is named and his family will stay in Mansfield through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Nelson Walters
William Kemper Mackey
LaPorte
Ohio
Columbus
Civil Service
Mansfield Reformatory
Fliy
Mansfield
Hattie Stephens
Larabee
Greensburg
Ernest Herrington
Lorain
Lee Herrington
Elyria
Bert O’delana
O'Dell
Ken Emminger
Edw
Meether
David
Elmer Herrington
Cleveland
Mattie Reep
North Olmsted
Hev
Claude T. Olmsted
Columbia Baptist Church
Roy Putt
Buri
Martin
Ernest and
Lee Kerrington
Russell Carpenter
Ben Emminger
Bert O’ Dell
Aerial Photography Talk At P T A Meeting
The Parent Teachers Association held a meeting Tuesday evening with Mr. Hammon presenting on Aerial Photography and displaying his photos. Principal M L Royer unveiled a new moving picture machine bought for the school and showed a short reel. Mrs Roy Putt discussed contest wins while Mrs Nelson Winters exhibited cups and saucers. Other displays included coins, stones, postcards, teaspoons and stamps by various pupils’ mothers and students. A picture badge for most parents present went to Mrs Lapp's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Della May Briggs
Marjone Walters
Richard Lindstrom
Miss Nahel Rice Improves Slightly After Blood Transfusion
Miss Nahel Rice, patient at Community Hospital, is reported slightly better after a bloody transfusion though remains seriously ill. Her mother from Sherwood, Ohio, stays in Berea to be near her. A Farmers Institute officers meeting convened at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Walters on Wednesday night with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Londow, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ives, De Forest Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King, Mrs. Hoss Churchward, William Ingersolly, and Rolland Cartright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Worth
Fla
Claude ‘Tf. Olmsted
M. J. Squire
Berea
A. R. Keyse
Cora Keyse
Leatha Keyse
Florida
Olva Bolling
Rogers
Mabel Rice
Harry McKee
Filyria
H. J. Knopf
Knopf
Litchfield
Paul Pack Brown
Clarkson
Green Springs
Ohio
Robert Painter
Emily Brown
Baldwin-Wallace College
Rev Brown
Delbert
Nahel Rice
Sherwood
Farmers’ Institute
Nelson Walters
J. H. Longdow
F. C. Ives
de Forest Osborne
Ralph King
Hoss Churchward
William Ingersolly
Rolland Cartright
Women Mission Circle Feeds 75 Children at Juneth
The Women's Baptist Mission Circle served seventy five school children at Juneth Wednesday and discussed the Janu ary study book To Discover My Church at the following mission meeting. Serving committee included Mrs John Snell Mrs Roy Putt Mrs Ernest Dunford and Asis M Hf Bartter. The next meeting is set for January 26 at the town hall with Mrs J WH Longdow Mrs J WH Bartter Mrs Gayle Albaugh Mrs Everett Stone and Mrs Harvey Cousins assisting the school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Baptist Mission Circle
John Snell
Roy Putt
Ernest Dunford
Asis
M. Hf. Bartter
Town Hall
J. WH. Longdow
J W
Local Notices and Community Happenings Summary
Mrs Hugh Osborne slowly recovers from a fall with rib and ankle injuries as Mrs Roger brings flowers from the Ladies Aid. Mr and Mrs Willard Hathaway visit Clyde Rose in Seville Ohio. Arlene Rose ill. Ralph King and sons dine with the Hathaways. W D Keyse leaves for Lake Worth Florida January 17. Rev Leon Osborne attends Missionary convention in Kansas City and travels to lead meetings in the U S later. New linoleum, dental work for fifty children, portable piano and new stage carpet announced for local school and town hall. Relatives attend O D Gilpin funeral from several states. Rev Thomas Hughes delivers sermon. Brunswick basketball hosts a game on Saturday January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Osborne
Roger
Ladies’ Aid Society
Willard Hathaway
Clyde Rose
Seville
Ohio
Arlene Rose
Ralph King and Sons
Oliver and Dale
W. D. Keyse
Lake Worth
Florida
Leon Osborne
Kansas City
Church Board
United States
Osborne
China
O. D. Gilpin
F. M. Gilpin
Clarksburg
West Virginia
E. H. Gilpin
Rittman
Earl Beck
Broadview Heights
F. O. Gilpin
la Grange
W. M. Gilpin
Geneva
Howard Hastings
Larange
Joseph Davis
Bidle
Paul Gilpin
Ray Uhler
R. M. Gilpin
William Shierbaum
Jack Gilpin
Cleveland
Howard Gilpin
Painesville
Beamer
West Richfield
Usher
Olmsted Falls
Thomas Hughes
Brunswick
Raymond Petch
Local clubs and events in Rochester this week
The Women's Civic Club will meet at Mrs. Avis Lilly's home for an all day session on Wednesday. The Tomemaker's Club schedules an all day gathering at Mrs. Mildred Parker's home on Friday January 21 with a pot luck noon meal. The township school board convened Friday night for reorganization. Several coasting parties occurred on the Harry Stocking farm. Edmund Cowie sustained a neck injury Tuesday evening while skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Women's Civic Club
Avis Lilly
Tomemaker’s Club
Mildred Parker
Township
Harry Stocking
Edmund Cowie
New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Knapp in New London
Mr and Mrs Carl Knapp welcomed a baby boy at New London hospital Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Knapp
New London Hospital
Boos ter Class Meets for Regular Social Hour at Cowie Home
Members of the Booster Class of the Methodist Sunday School with Pastor Rev H H Patrick gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Maggie Cowie’s home for a normal class meeting. In the president’s absence Mrs Drusilla Snyders led the sessions and Rev Patrick gave the devotion from James chapter three. Prayers were offered and the fellowship unit was approved to continue next year. Hostess provided hot biscuits maple syrup pickles and coffee. The fourth chapter of John will be the lesson for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
H. H. Patrick
Maggie Cowie
Drusilla Snyders
Rev. Patrick
James
John
Thompson and Parker families named in church and village notices
Retirements at the Meth Dist church included Mr and Mrs E Thomson last Sunday following Sears service. Albert Parker chosen for a church position. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray and family returned from an extended visit with relatives in West Virginia. Numerous local visits and moves noted among the Murray, Parker, Critten den and other households. Accordion progress by two Rochester youngsters, Bonnie Lou Black and Bruce Murray, earns mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Methodist Church
Sears
Albert Parker
Thomas Murray
Welatygen
West Virginia
Hl FL. Rieshe
Ilueene
Elyria
Clarold Murray
Merritt Pye
J. K. Knapp
A. C. Pohlman
Clair
Toss
Brighton
Fred Swanger
Minnie Hopkins
Mrn
Fred Houeghtland
New London
Will Dill
Clarksfield
Stanley Storrow
C. R. Parker
Merritt Parker
Bonnie Lou Black
Robert Black
Bruce Murray
Russell Murray
C. D. Setterfield
Dell Richards
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Fowell
Mrs Walter Fowell hosted the Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society meeting on Wednesday afternoon with twenty seven members and two guests present. President Mrs Arthur Hasenpflug led a program titled Gleanings on Prayer Prayers on Missions and Birthday Prayer Circle Reading Self Denial for Supreme Cause by Mrs Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fowell
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society
Arthur Hasenpflug
Warren
You and Your Child Moral on Household Tasks
A mother lectures Allen for leaving the fridge door open though he does not recall doing it. She argues timely correction helps learning, while nagging fosters resentment. The piece extols letting children help to gain skills and cooperation, followed by notes on a church meeting and social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Illnesses and social notes from Amherst area
Mrs Charles Bouchtel is admitted to Amherst Hospital with a flu relapse. Kathryn Brill and Roland and Sarah Angersbach have mumps. Martin Shrader and grandson Richard Arndt are ill. Mrs Shrader and Mrs Ed Arndt also ill. Kathryn Brill hosted Red Sea Circle. County P T A council met in Henrietta with several attendees. Mrs Ralph Hasenpflug of Lorain visited Arthur Hasenpflug’s home. 7th and 8th grade basketball team lost to Avon 14 to 12. Elizabeth Angersbach of Bowling Green to visit for weekend. Arthur and Ralph Hasenpflug visited Orwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bouchtel
Amherst Hospital
Kathryn Brill
Roland
Sarah Angersbach
Martin Shrader
Richard Arndt
Shrader
Ed Arndt
Red Sea Circle
P. T. A. Council
Henrietta
Ben Northeim
Arthur Northeim
Ethel Bechtel
Elsie Hurley
Elsie Whinnery
Eleanor McVeigh
Marjorie Simms
George Thourot
Karl Dryer
Ralph Hasenpflug
Lorain
Arthur Hasenpflug
Avon
Elizabeth Angersbach
Bowling Green
Arthur
Orwell
Clarksfield club schedules and social notices
Emma Stocking entertained the I. M. 8. S. with 49 attending on January 12. Nellie Grimes to host in four weeks at Kent Digman’s daughter’s home. Henry Sanford hosted the C. P. G. Club. next at Edna Twaddle’s. Ruth Byron hosted Clarksfield Ladies Aid January 13. next at Bertha Twaddle’s. Effie Goodman to entertain Butler Road Club January 20. Ada Phillips sprained her shoulder Saturday. Numerous local residents visited, and Charlie Chapman attended a funeral in Columbus. Sunday visits at Harlow Rounds’ included the Harpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Emma Stocking
I. M
Bertha Twaddle
Effie Goodman
Butler Road Club
Ada Phillips
Charlie Decker
Elyria
Harry Merrill
Wooster
John Merrill
Stella Wagner
Dean Blystone
Sarah Merrill
Jay Twaddle
Charlie Towsley
Charlie Chapman
Columbus
Harlow Rounds
W. H. Har
Local Social Checks In Hartland and Surrounding Towns
A long list of visits illnesses travels and gatherings across Hartland and nearby towns. Residents report Pneumonia and flu cases while friends and relatives share days with kin in Elyria Medina Norwalk Wellington and Chatham.
Car crash injures Sullivan as Drake returns from Ashland
Edgar Drake’s car skids on a slick road near the Ford farm, hitting a milk house and wrecking both vehicle and building. Drake sustains cuts and bruises, is dazed, Rupert Gordon helps him home, doctor treats his injuries. Circle 3 of the Christian church to sell doughnuts and cookies Friday January 21, with E M Farnsworth and Boyd Hawley in charge. Senior choir plans a picnic at the Garvers’ home on Wednesday evening January 19. Congregational church orders doughnuts Friday January 21 led by Mrs Abram. Emancipation Sunday noted for February 138. Missionary committee secures a speaker for the event. Relatives attend Mrs Lucy Winemiller’s funeral in Wellington. Ida Rogers returns from Cleveland. Axsel Streigler funeral held in Nova Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Drake
Ashland
Ford Farm
Mr. Drake
Rupert Gordon
Circle No. 3
The
Christian Church
E. M. Farnsworth
Boyd Hawley
Garvers
Congregational Church
Abram Leader
Missionary Committee
Lucy Winemiller
Wellington
Ida Rogers
Cleveland
Axsel Streigler
Nova
Litchfield Garden Club Postpones January Meeting
Litchfield notes the Litchfield Garden club will not meet in January. Several residents are reported ill or convalescing from surgery, including Miss Lillie Starr and Teddy Johnson. Mr C L Bowman is not improving. Mrs F C Hitzelberger shows improvement. Mr and Mrs Case are traveling through Florida visiting relatives before continuing to Miami. Willis Leach and spouse left for Florida Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Litchfield Garden Club
Lillie Starr Wue
John McQuate
Mary Stranahan
Akron Clinic
C. L. Bowman
F. C. Hitzelberger
Teddy Johnson
Stanley Barth
T. H. Case
Miami
Florida
Pinecastle
Fla
John Krugger
Jensen
Dell Haken
Lake Wales
C. J. Tooth
Willis Leach
Correction to Grange Dance Funds and Weekend Visit
The last Grange dance netted 10.94 rather than 810.94. A Grange dancewill be held Friday night. January 28, Mr and Mrs James Myers and two children of Akron spent Friday and Saturday at the J C Ranking home. Bert Holdredge of Akron and Mr and Mrs L C Crile of Sullivan were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Myers
Akron
J. C. Ranking
Bert Holdredge
L. C. Crile
Sullivan
Camden Defeats Kipton In Close 35 to 32 Basketball Game
Camden won the local basketball match against Kipton Townsend with a 35 to 32 score. The Camden honor group formed a new club naming Phi Delta Kappa. The Friday meeting named Mary Cherry Kathryn Buckley Doris Waite and Alice Dohney to a program committee for upcoming student events in various schools. A one act play is planned as a featured program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden-Townsend
Camden
Phi Delta Kappa
Mary Cherry
Kathryn Buckley
Doris Waite
Alice Dohney
Camden PTA Meeting Highlights Programs at School
On Tuesday evening January 15 the Camden P T A gathered at the school house for a regular meeting. After business the program featured a vocal solo by Mrs. Hardy Scott a reading titled The News Hound a vocal duet by Marguerite McCullough and Betty Shaver and an illustrated lecture with slides on tuberculosis and Man toux skin test by Mr Hindman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden P. T. A
Camden Farm Woman's club meets at Mrs Kasinski home
Mrs J B Kasinski hosted the Camden Farm Woman's club gathering at her residence on Thursday January 20th, with members enjoying a social and program session in a home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kasinski
Camden Farm Woman's Club
Evangelist Earle W. Brown Opens Bible Study Series
On Tuesday evening January 18, radio evangelist Earle W. Brown began a study series at Camden Baptist Church. It continues nightly through January 30 with Mrs. Braun leading song services and playing piano and piano accordion. Special music each evening invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle W. Brown
Camden Baptist Church
Braun
Mrs Perkins Improves After Auto Injury in Chicago
Word from Mrs Karl Perkins of Chicago reports slow improvement after a recent automobile strike. She remains bedridden with severe bruises torn ligaments and other injuries. Mrs Perkins is the daughter in law of Mr and Mrs F A Perkins of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Perkins
Chicago
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Travel and Illness
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown returned home Saturday after weeks with Mrs. Finley in New Smyrna Florida. M. E. Perkins and Frances attended the funeral of Mrs. P. C. Clifford at E. L. Sharp Funeral Home Wellington Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Howard of Cleveland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bayless Sr. Mrs. R. J. Davidson recently stayed with her daughter in Akron. Mrs. C. C. Bickel is ill at home with flu and heart trouble, daughter Mrs. Earl listed among caregivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brown
Charles Finley
New Smyrna
Florida
M. E. Perkins
Frances
P. C. Clifford
E. L. Sharp
Wellington
H. K. Howard
Cleveland
Charles Bayless Sr
R. J. Davidson
Akron
C. C. Bickel
Earl
Serum Therapy in Poliomyelitis Debate
Opinion remains divided over using serum from poliomyelitis convalescents as active treatment vs isolation. Early diagnosis is crucial, and public health urges serum collection from recovered patients for future epidemics. Donor availability is limited. serum is given in vessels or muscles, not the spine, and glucose IVs may reduce nervous system edema. Preventive treatment is still seen as the best hope.
Local households share Sunday visits across towns
Shedd of Detroit is helping care for her. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuehl and family of Berlin Heights were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sharp. Mrs. Howard Ringler of Cleveland spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shedd
Detroit
Louis Kuehl
Berlin Heights
Jay Sharp
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
C. J. Betts
Social Notes From South Ridge Families Visit Friends
South Ridge notes list Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Johnson and family in Wadsworth as dinner guests of Clifton and family. August Smith visited Elyria friends. Mervin Schubert and Vera Mae visited Parma relatives. Milton Schlechter and Robert stopped in New Oberlin. J W Wutts and Edna Funk joined J D Funk’s supper in Flyria. Walter Bennett called on John Bechtel. Elyria visitors Emil Schroeder and family hosted by John Wilherty. Edward Henson family joined Mercia Schubert group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bechtel
Mary Bechtel
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Fred Schubert
Eaton
Henry Kolbe
Melvin
Middle Ridge
George Knittle
Marian Knittle
Elizabeth Madill
Lorain
Earl Hanlon
Amherst
Leo Hanlon
Carl Friday
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Bruce
Frederick Eppley
Oliver Schubert
Towne Line Road
Cleveland
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Conrad Ernst
Milton Eppley
Mrs. S. Mason
South Ridge
N. BE. Johnson
Wadsworth
Clifton Simms
August Smith
Ernest Struck
Russell Walker
Elyria
Mervin Schubert
Vera Mae
Earl Delefield
Parma
Ohio
Milton Schlechter
Robert
Eliza Manns
Theodore Manns
New Oberlin
J. W. Wutts
Edna Funk
Flyria
J. D. Funk
Benjamin Schubert
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
John Bechtel
John Wilherty
Emil Schroeder
Edward Henson
Mercia Schubert
Club Elects Officials At Elyria D C Meeting
Mrs. Elmer Vietzen hosted the D C Club session in Elyria with the annual officer slate led by President Mrs Albert Vietzen and Vice President Mrs Earl Dehn. Other officers named were Secretary Mrs Milton Eppley and Treasurer Mrs Elmer Vietzen. The group, 20 members plus two guests, enjoyed social time, Peanut sisters, new names, and refreshments. An oyster supper for members and husbands was announced for Thursday at the Haist home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
D. C. Club
Albert Vietzen
Earl Dehn
Milton Eppley
Fred Vietzen
West Ridge
Arthur Fessler
Murray Ridge
A .J. Haist
Lorain
Community Club Meeting At Schoolhouse Friday Evening
The regular Community Club gathering will take place at the schoolhouse on Friday evening January 21. A miscellaneous program is planned with door prizes and refreshments for attendees.
Community church events and local notices in Amherst
Mr and Mrs Elmer Baxter attend birthday supper hosted by Daughters of Dorcas at First Evangelical Church Amherst Friday. Church services Sunday January 23 with Sunday School at 10 and Communion at 11 led by Rev R G Pferrer. Choir rehearsal at West Ridge home Wednesday. Rev J J Hetche of Vermilion preached Sunday morning. Pferrer to conduct County Home service Sunday 2 PM. Edith Dehn hosted Needle Guild Wednesday. West Ridge women Earl Burrey and Clarence Hale to host W W G Sunday school class Friday. Carl Dramm Matilda Dramm joined Golden Wedding recreation honoring C J Bins Elyria at Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Baxter
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
R. G. Pferrer
E. Y. Burrer
West Ridge
J. J. Hetche
Vermilion
County
Edith Dehn
Needle Guild Society
Earl Burrey
Clarence Hale
Carl Dramm
Matilda Dramm
C. J. Bins
Elyria
Woman’s Club
Avon High dances and events announced
Avon High School Drum Leaders' Club will sponsor a dance on February 9 with music by Ludwig Miksanek and a Grand March. The Sophomores plan a roller skating party after exams, date to be announced. Home Economics class invites mothers to tea on St Patrick's Day in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Avon High School
Ludwig Miksanek
Church speakers planned as pastor leaves for Tampa
Rev. Wagar district superintendent will speak at the M. E. Church Sunday morning. A Henderson of Cleveland will address both morning and evening services at the Baptist Church in the pastor's absence. The pastor departed Wednesday evening for Tampa, Florida, to spend two months, accompanied by friends from Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagar
M. E
A. Henderson
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Tampa
Florida
Sandusky
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DE. Chrisman
Queen Street
Tilshead
Hagland
Salisbury Plain
Acme
P.T. A
Brownhelm
Jane Herbert Goward
Willam Brill
Philp Zilch
Ralph Merrill
F. W. Fairchild
George Goodman
Mattoon
Til
Dell Crandell
George Wargo
Wakeman
Margaret Seiler
al Force
Roy Peck
Lola Stone
Charles Stone
Ruggles
M. E. Church
Clarence Reed
Guy Hoffstatter
Ann
Puly Hoffstatter
A. C. Cawrse
E. J. Mellert
Genevieve
Mallet Creek
Charles Hood
Gertrude Hood
Merle Fuller
Vinnie Baxter
Medina Center
Norbert Hood
Frank Neufield
Clyde Bradley
Elsworth Swanker
Clark Langdon
Grafton
Orrin Kellogg
William Crawford
Joyce
Geraldeen
Clarence Wise
Fern
Beulah
Henry Pfeiffer
William King
Friendly
Bridge Club
Medina
Kenneth Miller
E. Miller
William Spieth
Pedro
Mell Dague
C. &. Church
Morrison
Kellogg
Magsie Hurlebus
Anna Bailey
Lloria
Missurlebus
E. B. Oberlitner
Ohio State Grange
Mayflower
Walter F. Kirk
Ohio Statue Grange
Helen Bricker
O. E
Andree Lloyd
Foskett
Isabelle Kolb
Emmaline Snyder
Nurses Club
Euclid
Clara Brown
L. B. Juell
York
C. H. Sears
Lorain Baptist Association
H. S. Mabie
Paul Krugger
Herbert Rising
Edwin
Dorothy Rising
Raymond Morgan
Eva Mohler
Clement Whiteman
King’s Daughters
A. Swanker
A. Rising
Chas. Romp
Alta Hastings
J. H. Barth
L. C. Creglow
Youngstown
Oberlitner
Lattimore
Cawrie
G. H. Stoughton
Johnson Crib
Carl Garrison
Forest Rice
Robert Rice
Frank Rice
S. F. Rice
Forest Rice Home
Carol Hankinson
Louie Hawley
H. J. Pratt
Red Hall
Otis Biddinger
P. A. Netbecker
Inlaw
Lloyd Meyer
William Koons
William McConnell
Bradford
Institute
R. A
Huntington
Kipton
Camden School
Farm Woman's Club
Avon School News
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