Calendar Highlights From Monday Community Groups
Artemas Beebe Chapter De Molay Alumni installation and majority service at Elk's Hall. 1st Congregational Guild meets. N A Q Club with Mrs Walker Peak. Sunny Side Up Club with Mrs William Bruck Sr Water Street. Mrs Brown's Bible class with Mrs C O Jaster 2938 Princeton Ave. Woman's Auxiliary St Andrews Church social at 2:30 with Gift Shop speaker Miss Johnston on Chinese Art. Holiness Prayer at Edward Stang 615 Woodland at 7 30. Musical Art chorus Church of Christ tureen dinner 6:00 rehearsal afterward. District 12 Neighborhood Bible Classes with Mrs P A Spieth 353 Eighth St 2:30.
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Artemas Beebe
de- Molay
Order
Elk’s Hall
1St Congregational Guild
Walker Peak
Sunny Side Up
William Bruck Sr
Water Street
Brown
C. O. Jaster
Princeton
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Andrew’s Church
Miss Johnston
Edward Stang
Woodland
Church of Christ
P. A. Spieth
Eighth St
Dorcas Class Guests at Fowler Home
Mrs W C Fowler of East Avenue hosted the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ for its January meeting. Hazel Dean led devotions and the business session. The class funds Cleveland Christian Orphanage with egg Sunday on the last Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fowler
East Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Hazel Dean
Cleveland
New Deal Featured At Card Party By Local Club
Miss Ruth Simmons hosted a New Deal themed card party at the Liyisa Brassness and Professional Women's Club with five bridge tables and one hearts game. Guests included Miss Sylvia Solida Miss Grace Thomson and Miss Vanita Hubbard. Tallies depicted NRA RFC AAA CWA HOLC themes with water color paintings. Prizes included three mosaics and a second prize. first prize in hearts awarded to Miss Dad Williams. Hostesses served luncheon to twenty seven attendees.
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Ruth Simmons
Lake Avenue
Liyisa Brassness and Professional Women’s Club
New Deal
AAA
CWA
HOLC
Helen Nichols
Peter Smith
Dad Williams
White and Green Theme Bridesmaid Bridge Party
Miss Hester Humphrey hosted a white and green themed evening for Miss Jane Moody bride elect of Nelson Fitch on February sixth. Twelve guests gifts included prizes for Miss Moody, Miss Marjorie Smith and Mrs B L Moody. table set with chrysanthemums and buddleia, black accents. The group returned to the living room after dessert to present Moody with gifts. Ww. & C. Makes Plans for Annual Birthday Dinner and Program. The Woman's Relief Corps met in I C O F Hall with Lena Klasek presiding. Comrade Charles Abbey attended. Sunshine chair Helen Hubbard reported sickness. Plans were made for the February ninth birthday dinner with all members to bring a tureen. Wellington, Lorain and Oberlin Corps invited. Civil War Veterans to attend. A February birthday program will be chaired by Cora Clifford. America was sung to close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Humphrey
Jane Moody
Nelson M. Fitch
Miss Humphrey
Clarence Krespach
East Avenue
Marjorie Smith
B. L. Moody
Miss Moody
Woman's Relief Corps
I. C. O. F. Hall
Lena Klasek
Charles Abbey
Sunshine
Helen Hubbard
Lorena Handbhy
Edison
Ohio
Wellington
Lorain
Oberlin Corps
Cora Clifford
Singing of America
Miss Rossiter's Opera Program Delights Audience
The Educa tonal Department and guests enjoyed Miss Rossiter's History of the Opera yesterday. The program traced opera from Eschylus to Grand Opera with Peri and Monteverdi selections. Performances featured Mrs. Brodbeck, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Huston with a luncheon preceding.
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O the Man’s Club
Miss Rossiter
Eschylus
Sopdocles
Hansel
Gretel
Austin
Merriman
Spence
Dog poisoned on Clark Street alarms residents
A Clark Street family reports their dog was poisoned last night amid fears of a new wave of poisonings in the area. Residents recall a past epidemic and worry for pets' safety.
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Clark Street
Tea party for ladies by Circle 1 at First Methodist
More than ninety ladies enjoyed tea at a Circle 1 event of the First Methodist church yesterday hosted by Mrs. E. J. Bond at East avenue. The program featured Clark Maddock and his orchestra, Theron Roe, Donald Marsh, Kathryn Highgate, and Eleanor Highgate. Centerpiece decor included glass and pink and green tapers as Mrs. W. L. Beal and Mrs. Fidler supervised the tea table. Committee members listed include Mrs. Johnson, Francis, Sangster, C. Carpenter, C. Maddock, and E. Sumner.
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Circle 1
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
East Avenue
George Johnson
Clark Maddock
Theron Roe
Donald Marsh
Kathryn Highgate
Eleanor Highgate
Sermon Theme Time at Pilgrim Church Tomorrow
The Pilgrim Community Church sets its sermon for tomorrow at 10 45 based on Psalm ninety with theme The Right Use of Time. Sunday School meets at 9 30 under Mrs Jesse Bauer and attendance contest closes last Sunday. Christian Endeavor gathers at 6 PM and Seth Parker Circle meets at 7 30 at the Sparks home on Winckles Street. Everyone is welcome.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Jesse Bauer
Christian Endeavor Societies
Seth Parker
Miss Johnston to Speak to St Andrews Woman's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrew's Church will hold a social evening for members and friends on Monday January 29 at 8 p.m. Miss Johnston from the Gift Shop will give a talk and display Chinese art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnston
Woman's Auxiliary
ST. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew’s Church
Troop 8 Boy Scouts In Camp For Weekend
Elyria Boy Scouts Troop 3 under L A Terry and W M Stoney camp today and tomorrow at Scout cabin Abbe Road north. Robert Chapman and Dana Fox act as senior patrol leaders.
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Elyria
Day of church activities at Second and Chapel Streets
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel will host a full day of events from 9 30 A M to 9 P M with Bible School at 9 30, regular preaching at 10 30, junior church, and an evening address on Jezebel the most hated of women. The gospel team will visit Lorain County Home at 1 45 P M and a mid week Hour of Prayer is set for 7 30 P M on Wednesday.
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Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Bible School
James A. Smith
James M. Crandall
Paul Wainwright
Bourne
Jesus
Merideth
Jas. A. Smith
Fowler
Jezebel
Gabriel
Marquis
Wainwright
Lorain County
Leland Prentice
Kenneth Young
Christian Endeavor Society
Ruth McGinnis
Church youth group appoints new committee members
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Second Congregational church met last evening with Alberta Wright of Woodland Avenue. They appointed a chairman and members to several committees including missionary Janet Tichenor social committee Claire Hensman lookout Alex Moise prayer meeting Jean Robertson publicity Dorothy Lingenfelter. A refreshment course followed the meeting.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregational Church
Alberta Wright
Woodland Avenue
Janet Tichenor
Claire Hensman
Alex. Moise
Jean Robertson
Dorothy Lingenfelter
United Presbyterian Church Services Overview
The United Presbyterian Church offers Bible School at 9 30 A M with a lesson on Standards of the Kingdom Matthew 5 1 48. Morning worship at 10 45 A M features Rev George A Brown on The Sermon on the Mount Is it Law or Gospel. Evening service at 7 30 P M is led by young people for Young People's Day. Mid week devotional and Bible Study Wednesday at 7 15 P M on The Prophet Elijah I Kings 17 11 Kings 2.
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United Presbyterian Church
George A. Brown
Elijah
Elyria City Club Weekly Schedule Of Meetings
A list of daily events across clubs and groups in Elyria. inclines include Girl Reserves Book Group Hamilton G R Sr McKinley G R Suni Club Tureen Supper Bible Class Pow Wow Theatre Guild Cosmo politan Club Jr McKinley Tureen Supper Rear Up Club Four O Clock Club Luncheon Current Affairs Franklin G R and an annual bridge meeting at Elyria Country Club.
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Theatre Guild
Mrs Lewis
Eastern His. Blvd
Jr. McKinley Tureen
Franklin G. R
Elyria Country Club
Notawa Club Hostesses Charm Members at West River Street Meeting
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for several residents in Grafton Ashtabula and surrounding areas. The Notawa Club met at the home on West River Street with twenty one members and two guests attending Five tables of Court Whist were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Laura Buchholz and the Misses Emily Newman and Maybelle Burner A bridal shower for Emma Barkknecht wife to be of Jessie Kaufman was held with many gifts and a Valentine color motif luncheon The next Notawa meeting is set for February 22 hosted by the Misses Burner Snoble and Mahon with location to be announced
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Olline Feaster
Victoria Albrecht
Jennie Fushman
Notawa Club
West River Street
Laura Buchholz
Emily Newman
Maybelle Burner
Emma Barkknecht
Jessie Kaufman
Carrie Snoble
Margaret Mahon
Septuagesima Sunday Sermon Focus Christian Endurance
The church marks Septuagesima Sunday the third before Lent, urging penance and prayer. Sermon explores Christian endurance amid life’s burdens. offertory anthem by Russell Broughton praised in musical circles. Kappa Beta Kappa meets 7 15 pm. Woman's Auxiliary hosts Monday social and lecture. Holy Communion at 7 30 am and church school at 9 30.
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Russell Broughton
Kappa Beta Kappa
Woman’s Auxiliary
Friday Morning Program at Fe B C Elyria College
The Elyria Business College Friday session opened with Wand Kroli chi describing a weekend vacation and Cleveland Hospital. Dwain Newell spoke on simplified spelling. Henry Nagorka performed two violin solos Maybe and Gipsy. Katherine Jones spoke on Recovery by John Mathew Jones. Beatrice Demirjian played Village at Carcassonne. Nevada Blanot presented News of the Day and Florence Zawasky chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B.C
Elyria Business College
Wand. Krolichi
Cleveland Hospital
Dwain Newell
Henry Nagorka
Maybe
Katherine Jones
John Mathew Jones
Miss Rosenthal
Beatrice Demirjian
Carcassonne
James Francis Cook
Nevada Blanot
Florence Zawasky
Wellington and Camden Ladies Visit Mrs Searles
Mrs Harry Searles hosts over the weekend with guests Mrs Lloyd Twining and Mrs Carrie Temm of Wellington and Mrs Cora Gibson of Camden.
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Harry Searles
Lloyd Twining
Carrie Temm
Wellington
Cora Gibson
Camden
Shower honors Mrs. Wilford Rainey at Mrs. Don Fields home
Mrs. Don Fields hosted a shower for Mrs. Wilford Rainey known as Mary Herold. Bunce provided the entertainment with a prize song for Mrs. Sylvia Van Neal. A late luncheon followed and a green color scheme completed the affair.
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Don Fields
Wilford Rainey
Mary Herold
Bunce
Sylvia van Neal
Eagles Auxiliary Plans Benefit Card Party at Huffman Home
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary met in the Eagles hall and organized a benefit card party to be hosted by Mrs. Huffman at 128 Hawthorne Street on Friday evening February second. Prizes were awarded for bridge pedro and banco to multiple couples and individuals. The next meeting is scheduled for February ninth.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Jones
Fred Raessler
William H. Bruck
Kuss
Bridge
Schaub
Rupert
Barnes
Thorley
Pedro
Daughters of Scotland Hold Silver Tea at Dey Home
Members gathered at Mrs. Frank Dey 501 Middle Avenue for a silver tea last evening. Twenty five ladies enjoyed a pleasant evening playing cootie with prizes for high scores. Mrs. Day was assisted by Mrs. J. Guild and Mrs. J. Moyes.
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Daughters of Scotland
Frank Dey
Middle Avenue
Day
J. Guild
J. Moyes
Sunday School Set At 9 45 With Rev Wiseman Sermon
The Sunday School of the Sec ond Congregational church will convene at 9 45 and study Standards of the Kingdom from Matthew five. Attendance last Sunday was 341. The church service follows at 10 45 with Rev C F Wiseman preaching The Man Who Lost Out. The choir will sing Crown Him Lord. The offertory is Within Thy Sacred Courts. Junior C E meets after Sunday School and Intermediate and Senior Endeavors at six.
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Second Congregational Church
C. F. Wiseman
BE. K. Heyser
J. W. Lerman
C. E
Leona Mae Fiedler
Kathryn Smith
A. L. Phipps
Alaska
Eleanor Datina
Birthday Party at Oberlin Honors Lester Pratt
Lester Pratt enjoyed a birthday celebration hosted by his brother William Pratt in Oberlin. Pin ochle opened the evening with prizes to Mrs. William Pratt and Henry Cook, and consolation prizes to Mrs. John Budach and Carlton Penfound. The gatherers later played games in the basement, shared a three course luncheon, and presented gifts to the guest of honor. Out of town guests included Henry Cook, Harrison Beavis, Willard Stoney, John Budach, Hazel Penfound, Mabel Kreezer, Glenn Cheesman, Carlton Penfound, and others. additional locals were Charlie Feekins and William Pratt.
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Lester Pratt
William Pratt
Oberlin
Henry Cook
John Budach
Carlton Penfound
Mabel Kreeger
Charlies Feekins
W. W. Club Hosts Meeting At Miss Merriam Home
The W. W. Club held its regular meeting Friday evening at Miss Andrey Merriam's Marseilles street home. Plans were made for ordering ‘letters’ and the regular business discussed. Refreshments were served and a social evening followed.
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W. W
W. W. Club
Andrey Merriam
Marseilles Street
Church Supper Offering Swiss Steak or Roast Pork
The M. E. Church hosts a supper Saturday from 4 30 to 7 00 featuring Swiss steak or roast pork for 30 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
Ss O S Club Meeting Plans Progressive Dinner
Ss O S Club members met at Theresa Nasipak 532 East Broad Street. They approved the club song and initiated new member Marian Spaeth. Prizes in banco went to Mrs. Frank Smith and Miss Ruby Woodcock. A luncheon followed with green gold and pink decorations.
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Ss. O. S. Club
Theresa Nasipak
East Broad Street
Marian Spaeth
Banco
Frank Smith
Ruby Woodcock
Mabel Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
Mercenary Piety Promised in Morning Sermon
Rev F J Schumm will speak at 10 45 am on Mercenary Piety warning Christians against worshiping God from law or ulterior motives. Evening service at seven o clock will address the great sin of King David with practical lessons and hopes for strong attendance.
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Peter
Jesus
F. J. Schumm
David
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Services Highlight Sermon Topics
The Emmanuel Lutheran church holds Sunday School at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev H A Sayles who will preach The Gateway of Passion The choir performs two Damrosch chorales Break Forth Oh Beauteous Heaven and The Lord Bless Thee The evening service convenes at 7 45 with The First Things in Religion as the sermon theme
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. A. Sayles
Damrosch
Sermon Theme Announced by Dr Auld
Dr William Muir Auld of the First Congregational church announces tomorrows 10 45 sermon theme The Sacrament of Silence The choir will sing Great Is the Lord by George A Burdett The Sunday School meets at 9 30.
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William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
the Lord
George A. Burdett
FINE ATTENDANCE CONTINUES AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
The First Baptist Church reports about four hundred attendees each Sunday as Dr. R. E. Neighbour notes the Penfield Junction mission thriving. Last week they funded church interior furnishings. Tomorrow's sermons cover Unfathomable Grace and Down to Bedrock with morning choirs and evening musical groups. A rally is planned for next Sunday inviting all members.
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First Baptist Church
R. E. Neighbour
Neighbour
Penfield Junction
Bible Class Speaker to Discuss How Men Enlist
Elyria Men’s Bible class at the Rivoli Theatre will feature a talk titled How Men Enlist in Jesus' Cause by teacher L. B. Hindman. The program also includes a musical segment directed by Paul Wainwright with vocal solos by Mrs. George Tulk.
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Elyria Men's
Rivoli Theatre
L. B. Hindman
Paul Wainwright
George Tulk
Edison P T A Plans February Meeting Program
The February meeting of the Thomas A Edison Parent Teacher Association will be held Thursday at 3 30 PM. Miss Thompson's class will perform folk dances. Thelma Page will sing two solos. Mrs Robert Harrison will read, and Connie Jenkins will dance.
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Thomas A. Edison Parent Teacher Association
Local Residents Return and Depart for Visits
Mrs. Stella Hardy returns from a three week visit in Camden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. Georgia Phipps leaves for Jackson Michigan for a short visit with cousin Mrs. Florence Hiberling. Miss Florence Bardill departs for Nebraska to visit friends for an indefinite period. Philip Baird moves home on Garford Avenue after recovery from an appendectomy at Elyria Clinic. Miss Stella Elkins leaves for Chicago to join aunt Mrs. Ward for an indefinite California trip. Mrs. W C Walters will return to Cornell Avenue after visiting relatives in Oliphant Pennsylvania.
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Stella Hardy
West Second Street
Camden
George Miller
Georgia Phipps
Jackson
Michigan
Florence Hiberling
Florence Bardill
Clark St
Nebraska
Philip Baird
Garford Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Stella Elkins
West Avenue
Chicago
Mrs. Ward
California
W. C. Walters
Cornell Avenue
Oliphant
Pennsylvania
Margaret Oliphant the prolific English novelist
English writer Mrs Margaret Oliphant lived 182S 1897 and produced nearly 100 novels along with histories biographies travel and criticism, marking her as a remarkably prolific Victorian author.
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Margaret Oliphant
Little Red Hen Spotted On Churchbound Bumper
A red hen perched on the bumper of Mrs. A. W. Lauritzen’s automobile after a musicale, her journey stretching several miles from home to church in Fort Worth Texas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
A. W. Lauritzen
Welfare worker swims through Roanoke cold water
Miles Billie Giovanni, a Roanoke welfare worker, braves frigid temperatures to swim in a local outdoor pool claiming the water is fine after crossing it twice.
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Roanoke
Miles Billie Giovanni
Mediterranean Vast Inland Sea By Far Largest
The Mediterranean is described as the world’s largest inland sea with about 2,000 miles in length and an area around one million square miles.
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Mediterranean
Japan's fertile soil shaped by volcanic ash
The article notes that Japan's rich agricultural land largely stems from volcanic ash deposition. It highlights how volcanic activity contributes minerals that boost soil fertility and crop yields across the country.
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Japan
A F F W Society Elects Officers
Members of the A F F W met at Mrs Cassie Haverstick s home on Lincoln court for a noon dinner and business meeting. Officers elected are President Mrs Fred A Barr Secretary Mrs S G McGrath Treasurer Mrs E L Biggs Sunshine Treasurer Mrs Alex Sparks. Next meeting February 23 at Mrs Fred A Barr s home on Chase street.
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Cassie Haverstick
Lincoln Court
Fred A. Barr
S. G. McGrath
E. L. Biggs
Sunshine
Alex Sparks
Chase Street
Franklin G. R. Hostess to Mothers at Tureen Luncheon
The Girl Reserves of Franklin School hosted mothers at a tureen luncheon at the YWCA last evening. Ruth Gallum welcomed guests, and the cast performed the playlet Fudge and the Burglar. Performers included Marilyn Hastings Edna Thompson Mary Kaiser Gertrude Cheasler Corrine Rhodes Marian Holmes Helen Reese Marjorie Block. Piano solos by Janet Rawson Helen Reese Marian Holmes. Marybell Shear tap danced and Shirley Hall recited a poem.
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Franklin School
Margaret Terry
Ruth Gallum
Fudge
Marilyn Hastings
Edna Thompson
Mary Kaiser
Gertrude Cheasler
Corrine Rhodes
Marian Holmes
Helen Reese
Marjorie Block
Janet Rawson
Marybell Shear
Shirley Hall
Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John Meet at Rosary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St John will gather at the Welsh Funeral Home at 8 at night to say the Rosary for Mrs Dolan.
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Knights of St. John
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Fowler Home
Miss Hester Humphrey
Order of Eastern Slat
Lasonic Temple
Jennie Bins
Ralph Williams
James Crandall
Garden of Service
Blanche Kohler
Mabel Garford
Grace Barton
Paul Wainwricht
M. E. Parsonage
Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court Street
Bond
G. H. Howard
Pike
Rheinberger
Howard
Guilmant
Lincoln
Cui
D. A. Burr
Helen Osborne
Berean
Epworth League
Pilgrim Church
BOY Scouts
2Nd Congregational
United Presbyterian Church Services
T. J. Burkbeck
Stanford Ave
Jane Simmons
East River
Thomas Stephens, Jr
Park Ave
Loretta Damsizen
Ashtabula
Alma Box
Grafton
Edward Stankard
Llth
Beatrice Wheeler
Clyde Pixley
Bond St
Arthur Bush
Wood St
Carl Jantz
DR. Auld
Baptist Church
Thomas Edison
Allen
Bernard
Little Joe
Blue Bird Restaurant
Nuhn’s
LaGrange Road
Hessler
Vikings
Russ Mollison
Elyria Dairies
Paren
Presu
Opportunity
A. F. F. W. Society
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