Mallet Creek Farm Bureau Meeting Report
Mr and Mrs H L Brintnall hosted York Township Farm Bureau members with thirty two attendees including Mr and Mrs Ruckle of Sharon who is county chairman. Refreshments followed the business session. Relief Committee met with Mrs J C Bricker to sew for the Baker family of ester. Mrs Baker died a year ago leaving four children two of whom are ill and in need of aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mallet Creek
H. L. Brintnall
York Township
Ruckle
Sharon
Irelief
J. C. Bricker
Baker
Ester
Berea Concert Attended by Bishop and Swartz Party
Mrs H A Bishop accompanied Mrs O G Swartz and her son Philip to a Sunday matinee at the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music in Berea where they attended a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berera
H. A. Bishop
O. G Swartz
Philip
Berea
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music
All Day Grange Meeting Held at Swartz Home
Mallet Creek Grange No 1453 gathers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Swartz Friday January 27 at 11 AM. Picnic lunch included with each family bringing two table service and a well filled basket. This all day meeting replaces the usual evening session with business scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
O. G. Swartz
Pinocle party guests attend Pierce home in Cleveland
Mandelyne Coleman Eva and Mildred Curtiss Donald Chase and Harold Lance attended a pinocle party at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Pierce in Cleveland Saturday evening. They also roamed over the weekend in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandelyne Coleman
Eva and Mildred Curtiss
Donald Chasend
Harold Lance
Myron Pierce
Cleveland
Former inmate speaks to high school assembly event
Mr Ferrall an ex convict of the Ohio Penitentiary addressed Liverpool High School students at a Friday assembly. Four regular first team players were barred from playing for the rest of the year for rule violations. Hinckley visitors came for the last home game of the season on Friday night January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrall
Ohio Penitentiary
Aery
Liverpool
Lwoears
Hinckley Ient
Local residents share visits across towns
Herbert Stone 15 reports better at writing. Mr and Mrs Albert Bishop hostess for Friday supper with Otmers. Frank Milliken of Uhrichsville Ohio called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gairdner Friday. Floyd Nettleton's daughters and Mrs J C Parker visited Cleveland Saturday night. Various neighbors from Akron Medina Lorain Long Beach and Creston hosted and visited family and friends Sunday through Saturday across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stone
Albert Bishop
Otmers
H Bishop
Frank Milliken
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Harry R. Gairdner
Floyd Nettleton
J. C. Parker
Cleveland
Harry Partrid
Akron
Charles Pierce
M. E Huffiman
John Neufeld
Edna Serthneck
Medina
M. E. Tuffiman
Louie
Lafayette
Nicholson
Harold Peterson
Long Beach
Calif
W. Bohley
Elsie Steiner
Anna
Bertha Bohley
D. Hamilton
New Castle
J. C. Bricker
Wilber Carlton
Chatham
Ada
Luke Battles
H. L. Brintnall
Dr Baird
Creston
R . Gossett
Community Notices From Spencer Gathers Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors are listed as spending weekends in Spencer and surrounding towns. Names include Vina Bechtel, Mrs Earl Friend, Max, Marcella Ream, Paul and Pearl Root, Eva Ridgeway, Jance Moore, Gloria McLaren, Eva Lester, Virginia Howe, and many others. Funeral for Mrs Charles Ross noted. Elyria and Chatham connections appear in social announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Vina Bechtel
Earl Friend
Max
Blatchlyville
A. L. Friend
Theodore van Boxel
Cleveland
Clifton Ream
Marcella
Toledo
Charles McLaren
Pearl Root
Lodi
Myrs Seymore Moone
Kent Firestone
Penfield
Russel
Eva Ridgeway
Chathorn
W A. Moore
Miss Jance
Gloria McLaren
Eva Lester Ale- Vicker
Virginia Howe
Junior Curtice
Walter Boone
George Bursley
Rochester
Edd Kennery
Ford Jewett
Huntington
Florence Kenery
Cyful Billman
Spencer Area Social News and Local Events Roundup
Sam Woods marked his seventy eighth birthday with relatives at home as gifts, dinner, and well wishes. The Spencer Freshmen hosted the Sophomores at the schoolhouse while Earl Kirkpatrick and Hazel Ridgeway visited. Local lodges plan a minstrel show, school activities continued, and residents attended events in Cleveland and Chatham. Robert Vandermark graduated at Elyria and will prepare for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woods
Burdette Aldrich
Chas
Wilbur Nixon
Clara Woods
Rachel Bachellor
Charles Woods
Sy Woods
Penfield
Flora Woods
Ashland
Mr. Woods
Visitors from nearby towns call on local residents
Edile Chase of Cleveland visited Mrs. Archie Curtiss on Wednesday. Elmer Ewing and Charlotte Auble of Lodi called on her brother M. J. Dague and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schmidt and daughters Isabelle and Audrey of Medina were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nettleton and Mrs. Helen Parker called on their niece Mrs. Gene Ferriot in Akron Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edile Chase
Cleveland
Archie Curtiss
Elmer Ewing
Charlotte Auble
Lodi
M. J. Dague
Erwin Schmidt
Isabelle
Audrey
Medina
Ray Garrett
Floyd Nettleton
Helen Parker
Gene Ferriot
Akron
Local Social Roundup from Nova Nova Gathers Weekend Guests
The Nova Nova column lists week end and Sunday visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stair from Akron and Flor ence, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson from Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rickenbrod of Akron, and others visiting area homes. Names of hosts and guests include Fuller, Bruders, Sprankel, Shearer, Detrow, Biddinger, Marquette, Young, Haines, and Andrews with trips to Cleveland auto show and East Ashland visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Haines
Cleveland
C. V. Andrews
Byrne
Nova High Girls Defeat Sullivan in Basketball
Nova girls won 32 to 12 while the boys fell 37 to 20 on Friday. Nova reserves beat Sullivan Junior Farmers 20 to 18. Upcoming games: boys vs Nankin at home and girls vs Medina at Medina. January 28 notes a social for the girls hosted by coach Bay with Mrs. Rickenbrod and 11 girls attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova High
Sullivan
Nova Reserves
Medina
Funeral for Mrs. Martha Rickett Nolan
Funeral services were held at Fitch funeral home in New London for Mrs. Martha Rickett Nolan 88 who died Saturday at Elyria Hospital after a long illness following a broken hip suffered five years ago.
Christian Endeavor Holds Monthly Meeting at Parsonage
The Christian Endeavor held a monthly business meeting at the United Brethren parsonage Saturday evening with eighteen members present. A brief session followed with standard reports and plans for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
United Brethren Parsonage
Local Social Notes Highlight Elora Community Life
A busy week in Elora with talks by Major Van Oster and upcoming February meeting promised by President Prince. Nearby visitors include Mr. and Mrs Glen Stranahan and daughter Margaret, Rev Horace Hales, Miss Barker, and Mrs Hil en, with varied family gatherings and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Warren Hospital
George Lang
Floyd
Lang
Charles Black
Ladies Aid Society
Church Notes Sunday Service and Music Details
One hundred thirty three attended morning service and one thirteen at Sunday School. Performances included trombone solo by Miss Jean Spencer, ladies quartet Rowe Andress Kern Koontz, piano duet L D Lloyd and Agnes, and junior choir anthem under Miss Velma Andrews. Sermonette covered three monkeys and Dollar Bulls. Rev Kootz to speak on The Traffic Jam Sunday. Edward Rusnak to play Violin Concerto second movement by Charles De Bennot. Quartet Loretta Sweet Helen Haller Jean Barbara Cooper to perform. No Epworth League service Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trombbone
Jean Spencer
Mesdames Rowe
Andress, Kern and Koontz
Edward Rusnak
Charles de Bennot
Loretta Sweet
Helen Haller
Jean
Barbara Cooper
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborly Visits and Events
Mrs A L Emmons guests with sister Mrs W A Walling ton this week. Mr and Mrs Pitkin of La Porte called on Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge Friday afternoon. Dr Carter of Wellington showed stereopticon pictures Sunday evening in the church. Rev J Kootz preached in Wellington. Mrs Vern Harding of Cook road visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Pratt Friday. Miss Anna Nieding attended the Austin funeral in Elyria Monday. Twenty eight neighbors surprised E D Kern on Monday evening with pinochle and light refreshments. Arthur Maddock of Cleveland was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymore Moon
Leon
Helen Bement
Elyria
Walter Rook
Doris
Joyce
Amherst
Fred McQueen
Bert Foster
Near la Grange
Charles Ross
Don Weidrick
Cleveland
Karl Weidrick
Lawrence Baker
Wellington
Elvin Weidhart
Mt. Zion Weutheran
Geo Smith
R. F. Vandermark
Preston J. White
Wade Myers
Ely
Elvira
George Myers
Marjory Fusselman
Chatham
Reese
Lima
W. G Reese
Wilbur Rook
Ridgeville
Ted Regal
L. Steiger
John Steiger
T. D. Auble
Lakewood
Irora Auble
George Bates
Canonsburg
Mis Mhaynes
Geraldine Walters
Ahron
Mis N. d. Walters
A L. Emmons
W. A. Wallington
Anna Nieding
Austin
E. D. Kern
Arthur Maddock
Newly Weds Pettit Honored At Simple Weeding
The gathering followed the ceremony with refreshments and a casual party outing. Mr and Mrs Lee Pettit were celebrated with a traditional old-fashioned blessing and hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pettit
Vincent Teams Schedule Narrowed to Local Matchups
Vincent Jan 25 report lists multiple basketball games over Thursday and Saturday. Avon high school teams visit Vincent for both boys and girls games. Vincent Independents host Berlin Heights Independents Thursday. Vincent boys play Amherst junior high Saturday at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Avon High School
Berlin Heights
Amherst
Miss Martha Carlisle Weds Mertin Monagon In Quiet Home Ceremony
Sunday at 4 pm at the Gerrick home, Miss Martha Carlisle and Mertin Monagon were united in a single ring ceremony performed by Reverend F A Ashburn. The groom’s father’s death delayed the wedding from December 28 to January 22. they will reside with the Gerricks for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carlisle
Audrey Carlisle
Mertin Monagon
William Gerrick
F A Ashburn
Proposal Lines From The Past Stir Modern Laughs
The London Passing Show quips on proposals by contrasting quick romance with exaggeratedly dreary chores. It suggests men threaten to enlist a wide set of duties while women might still accept with a shrug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
London
Governor Holds Authority Over National Guard Deployments
The governor is the sole official with power to call out National Guard units though volunteers may offer to participate in public events. Command authority rests with the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Columbia High Treasures Friday Basketball Meeting
Columbia Jan 26 The Columbia High School basketball teams will play with the Brown helm team here Friday. January 27 Mr and Mrs John Worcester of Fields entertained sisters and families Sunday in honor of their seventh wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs M Peger of Copopa entertained a cousin over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia High School
Brownhelm
John Worcester
Fields
Miz M Peger
Copopa
Appointment of Baptist Mission Circle Committees Named
Mrs Florence Putt reports the Baptist Mission Circle committees for the coming year with members listed for Literature Place Devotions Resolutions and more. Ira Walker aided by a passerby freed his hired man Andrew Bonner from a bull attack, both men injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annouace
Florence Putt
The
Baptist Mission Circle
Evadna Longhon
Edna Bartter
Elsie Stearns
Hattie Stephens
Hannah Longhon
Ella Hathaway
White Cross
Edith Stephens
Cora Mills
Jennie Osborne
Halderman
Lila Bracy
Elsie Stinchcomb
Phyllis Baitter
Dorothy Walker
Helen Dettman
Esther Reisinger
Sunshine
Bertha Grills
Irene Hesley
Repha Cutting
Mary Jane Osborne
Jennie Walkden
Irma Walker
Pearl Perkins
Agnes Walkden
Ella Sabins
Kate
Ira Walker
Andrew Bonner
Ah. Walker
Mr. Walker
Mr. Bonner
Local Families Gather for Visits and Updates
A sequence of Sunday visits across Cleveland and Berea includes the Crocker, Gymer, Zerbelle, Squire, Switeh, Putt, Harms, Morlock, Dougherty, and Walker households. Mildred Switeh entered St Luke's Hospital training as Alis Ives reports improvement. The Friendship Class hosts a party at the Rogers home, while Ora and Lee Walker relocate to former Dair properties at Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orra Crocker
Fred Gymer
Cleveland
Quu Zerbelles
Myr
Ears Squire
Berea
Mildred Switeh
Pex Putt
Frank Harms
Clevesong
Emmaline Putt
Ars
Hubert Morlock
Dounzness
Ethel Dougherty
Ora Walker
Hill Homestead
Dair Farm
Roger
Lee Walker
Dair
Fields
Movie Director Urges More Life in Dying Scene
A film director prompts actors and crew to infuse energy into a pivotal death scene, insisting the moment carry emotional impact and authenticity. The call emphasizes pacing, lighting, and timing to heighten viewer engagement.
Mrs Alva Spicer Honored by Hubbard Party
Misses Maude and Jennie Hubbard hosted a Tuesday evening gathering in Lagrange in honor of the recent bride Mrs. Alva Spicer. Cootie was played with awards to Miss Agnes and Loretta Westrick and Mrs. Malvern Spicer. Pink and green favors, dainty refreshments, and gifts completed the event with guests including Mrs. Ward Hubbard and Lena Burton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Maude
Jennie Hubbard
Alva Spicer
Agnes
Loretta Westrick
Malvern Spicer
Ward Hubbard
Elyria
Ed Spicer
Charles Moulder
Henry Wigert
Mm, Heath
K. Kolinski
Harold Opfer
Loretta
Agnes Westrick
Lena Burton
Recital by Miss McCullough’s Pupils At Day's Studio
Nineteen pupils performed a recital at Day's Studio on Wednesday evening. Local participants included Evadne Dean Ralph Jones Shirley Kennert and Phyllis Rawson. Guests from here included Mr and Mrs Harry Dean Mr and Mrs Elmer French Mrs A W Jones and others. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Hurst of Huron county are parents of a daughter born last week. Mrs Hurst was formerly Miss Thelma Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCullough
Evadne Dean
Ralph Jones
Shirley Kennert
Phyllis Rawson
Harry Dean
Elmer French
A. W. Jones
Bond
Henry Wigert
R. B. Kelver
Hazel Miner
Thomas Callely
Hurst
Huron County
Thelma Smith
M. E. Official Board Meeting Hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Jump
Rev and Mrs Jump entertained the official board Tuesday evening at their home. An unusually large number of officers attended and a profitable meeting was held. A nice luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jump
School of Instruction attendees in Cleveland event
Mrs. F. G. Prosser and Mrs. G. W. Woodruff attended a School of Instruction O. E. 8 in Cleveland on Saturday. The day included a banquet and a reception as part of the pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Prosser
G. W. Woodruff
Cleveland
Aid Society Dinner Draws Large Attendance
Fifty eight members attended the M. E. Ladies Aid Society meeting on Thursday at Mrs. Andrew Rawson’s home. Roll call cited Ways and Means to Make Money for the Church. A trio sang, Mrs. Kate Starr gave a reading, and out of town guests Mrs. Rose Ryan and Mrs. Hllen Sawyer of Elyria joined. February meeting set for the parsonage.
Light House Nan Play Draws Eaton Audience
A local home talent show by Eaton drew a good audience on Thursday evening. The Gleaners of the Methodist church received the entire proceeds. Visitors in Elyria included Mr and Mrs L W Stranahan. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Paul Hastings and Mr and Mrs Frank with Miss Donna Martin of Amherst. Thad Rawson and children from Cleveland spent Sunday with his sister's family. C B Rawson hosted his son Andrew and family on Sunday. Mrs Knapp, visiting Gilbert Knapp’s family on Church Street, is house-sitting for Mrs W H Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light House
Eaton
Methodist Church
L. W. Stranahan
Elyria
Paul Hastings
Frank
Donna Martin
Amherst
Thad Rawson
Cleveland
C. B. Rawson
Andrew
Knapp
Gilbert Knapp
Church Street
W. H. Knowles
Mrs Alva Spicer Honored At Surprise Bridge Party
Mrs Karl Koliinski hosted a Friday bridge gathering in honor of schoolmate Mrs Alva Spicer with four tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Callely high score Mrs George Woodruff second and Mrs E L Adams consolation. A telegram announced the gift surprise with home goods. Delicious refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Spicer
Karl Koliinski
Callely
George Woodruff
E. L. Adams
Geneva Henry
Snyder
A. H. Rahmer
Council Rooms
Albert Wilcox
Dan Campbell
Carl Sage and Son
Norwalk
Karl Kolinzski
Don Cornel
Grafton
Fred Hastings
Fourth LaGrange Spelling Contest results announced
The LaGrange Schools fourth Spelling Contest results show the Sixth Grade averaging 96.3 percent with eleven perfect papers. list of students includes Candace Behner Rita Camp and others. The Fifth Grade average is 9.29 percent with fourteen perfect papers. names include Virginia Adams Richard Buckingham Foster Buswell and more. The Second Grade average is 97.7 percent with twenty perfect papers. winners include Trene Balogh Alva Behner Robert Camp Betty Carmen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Candace Behner
Rita Camp
Freda Farkas
Betty Holcomb
Annabelle Hose
Robert Kelner
Frank Lnupinski
Mary McAlpine
Alice Mohler
Mary Walko
Fred Wilcon
Virginia Adams
Richard Buckingham
Foster Buswell
Raymond Keller
Harry Marshall
Selma Naylor
George Olesko
Harriette Pasadyn
Louis Azaden
Mary Smith
Walter Spieth
John Walke
Albert Sherrard
Trene Balogh
Alva Behner
Robert Camp
Betty Carmen
Geraldine Dunlap
Alma Gogdlen
Virginia Heft
Marjorie Howard
Wayne Knapp
Virginia Kuiseiy
South Ridge Church Notice January 28 Service Details
Church notices show Sunday events at South Ridge on January 28 with Sunday school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M led by Pastor Rev J H Amore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Jan
J. H. Amore
County Home Service Planned for Sunday Afternoon
Rev. I. H. Amore will conduct services at the County Home on Sunday afternoon, inviting residents and visitors to attend a devotional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Home Service
I. H. Amore
Amherst Grange meeting and birthday notices
Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Miss Marion Knittle attended a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening. A surprise party marked the 70th birthday of William Spiegelberg in Middle Ridge hosted by Mrs Grobe’s father. Pearl Glynn visited Wellington with her mother. Keith Brown and Walter Grobe family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brieps
George Knittle
Marion Knittle
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
Walter Grobe
Robert
Marion
Pearl Glynn
Grobe
William Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Jennie Glynn
Wellington
Kieth Brown
D D Club Party Plans Oyster Supper and Event
Mrs Newton Bechtel hosted the D D Club at Middle Ridge with a regular business session. Plans were made for an oyster supper and a depression party at Mr and Mrs Henry Kolbe’s on February 8. Alice Bird of Lorain County Extension demonstrated garment remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Club
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Albert Haist
Alice Bird
Lorain County Extension Department
William Sudro
Albert Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Elyria
Lorain
Harland Schuster
Henrietta
Louisa Schmitkens
North Ridge
Henry Kalbe
Carl Fowl
West Ridge
Mabel Dehn
Earl Dehn
Newton Baus
Milton Baus
Amherst Elevator Co Annual Meeting Attendance Report
A person attended the annual meeting of the Amherst Elevator Co. in Amherst Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Myron Robbins of Cleveland visited Elyria area friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Claude Robbins and F M Robbins of Elyria joined Anthony Delefield and family for a Sunday visit. Elsie and Ida Delefield visited Elmira and Gertrude Patton in Elyria Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Eleator Co
Amherst
Myron Robbins
Cleveland
Claude Robbins
F. M. Robbins
Elyria
Anthony Delefield
Elsie
Ida Delefield
Elmira
Gertrude Patton
Fourth Grade Achieves Perfect Record For Banner Month
The Third Grade averaged 98 percent with 23 perfect papers while the Fourth Grade hit 99.33 percent with 28 perfect submissions. A long list of students from both grades is named, and the Fourth Grade is noted for winning the banner each month this school year.
Postwar Era Sees More Conflicts Than Pre Armistice
The period after the Armistice records a higher number of wars than the same span before it, highlighting a shift in global conflict dynamics and security challenges in the ensuing years.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Bronchial Trouble
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for bronchial irritation. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth, with creosote as the active ingredient absorbed into the blood to target the throat and lungs. The copy promises a money back guarantee if relief is not found.
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York School
Carter
All Toren
C. M. Co
Earl Kirkpatrick
Mary Redman
Hazel Ridgeway
Sandusky
Frank Miller
Frank Ridgeway
Medina Knights of Pythias
Spencer School
Spencer Lodges
Chas Ream
George Giar
Claud Weidrick
A. J. Rice
Evelyn Rice
Detroit
Cinderella Still
Burbank
Wellington Methodist Church
Cleve Oltman
Bue
N. E Walters
Spencer M. E. League
M. E. League
Spencer Sunday School
Walter Werdrick
Frank Rice
Spencer M. E. Epworth League
Clarence Dayne
Jack Sharp
Lyndney Sooye
Terrence Cutice
A. Q Rook
Dewey Rook
Robert Vandermark
R. F and
Zepha White Vande
Briffs
Nellie
W. A. Palmer
Arthur Andrews
Arthur Smith
Clarence Smith
Allenbaker
Eivtia
Glendeen Virgil
Brook Park
Marie Rupetske
Eugene Scheeff
Blodgett
Warden
Frank Pitts
Carlisle-Monagon
M. E
Board Meeting
George Hamburger
Robert Lee
Oberlin
Sadie Beal
Kenneth Brown
Jay Fitch
Billy
Shirley
Wayne
Margaret Baus
Mary Dute
Charles Dute
Fred Berg
Margene Sage
Teddy Saunders
Junior Silk
Edward Shoenberger
Lois Smith
Cliff Spicer
Phyliss Weaver
Jeannette Wilcox
Norma Walcott
Robert Woodruff
Mildred Mohler
Cornelius Vandenberg
Helen Walke
Eugene Knapp
Shirlymae Kelner
Forrest Weaver
Eleanor Heft
Verla Stuart
Mary Keller
Kendall Saunders
Sam Brown
George Scheffer
Helen Nozderske
Helen Conklin
Betty Buckeingham
Alfred Karpinski
Nora Naylor
Bertha Dusshenske
Agnes Denes
Stella Zalenski
Jane Jones
Harriet Keller
Gregory Balogh
Allen Carmen
Calvin Linden
John Dawson
Evangeline Allen
Leta Weber
Harold Gantz
Frank Zalen
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