Youth Killed By Fall At O S U Tower
Columbus O June 3 Flair Arend a 16 year old Paulding high school student was killed when he fell from the 110 foot north tower of Ohio Stadium at Ohio State University He was sleeping on the tower with other youths attending a state wide gathering for Future Farmers of America His body lay beside the stadium for about three hours before being found Coroner Edward B R Smith ruled the death accidental Arends head was crushed and he had multiple fractures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Flair Arend
Paulding
Ohio Stadium
Oho State University
Arend
Future Farners of America
Ralph H. Sturgeon
Caldwell
O. Floyd Luce
Luce
Clair
Edward BR. Smith
Ayrend
King George 68 Unable to Parade in Birthday Ceremony
London observers noted King George VI at 68 could not wear the Guards uniform due to rheumatic attack and had the Prince of Sales take the salute in the color-guard ceremony. The heat scorched Whitehall as bearskin guards advanced past Trafalgar Square, with three men fainting and carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Prince of Sales
Coldstream
Trafalgar Square
State Briefs: Drowning in Ohio River and Bank Band Sentences
Cincinnati reports Paul Bivens 18 drowned while swimming in the Ohio River. Dayton notes Marion Stewart 40, alleged ringleader of the Steubenville post office robbery gang, sentenced to seven years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Stewart pleaded guilty after transfer from Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Paul Bivens
Ohio River
Dayton, O
Marion Stewart
Steubenville
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Robert Nevins
Stewart
Asbury Park
N. J
51st automobile fatality reported in Cincinnati crash
On June 3 in Cincinnati the 51st automobile fatality of the year occurred when Fred Conley aged 19 from Detroit, a graduate of the Ohio Military Institute, died in a wreck involving a coupe that struck an iron pole. Fellow graduates Joseph Salmon aged 18 from Cleveland, the driver, and Harald Ruhlman aged 18 from Mariemont, Ohio, suffered injuries including a nose fracture and facial cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fred Conley
Detroit
Ohio Military Institute
Conley
Joseph Salmon
Cleveland
Harald Ruhlman
Mariemont
Ashland Woman Acquitted in Murder Trial
Ashland county's first murder trial of a woman ended with the acquittal of Mrs. Estelle Frank, 38, on a second degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of her husband. She fainted when the verdict was announced after six hours of deliberation and 12 ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ashland County
Estelle Frank
Alumni trustees elected at Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware report states Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Washington D C and A B Whitney of Delaware were elected alumni trustees in a mail poll. They will serve five year terms. Don D Batelle of Dayton was elected a director of the Alumni Association and A G Clinger of Columbus was re elected to a similar post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington
D. C
A. B. Whitney
Ohio Wesleyan University
Don D. Batelle
Dayton
A. G. Clinger
Columbus
Bus Fire Fire Doused by Driver On Oberlin Road
Ten passengers were forced off a Nevin Atlantic Bus at Stop 95 on Oberlin road around 6 p m yesterday as the driver A L Leach fought an overheated rear brake fire. Elyria firefighters were summoned but the blaze was extinguished by the driver. both tires on the right rear wheel were ruined and the body scorched, deputies Claude Adams and Henry Moehl reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Atlantic Bus Company
Oberlin Road
Elyria
A. L. Leach
Claude Adams
Henry Moehl
Youths Turned Over To Cleveland Authorities
Two Cleveland youths who gave the names John Muckle and Michael Martinek were turned over to Cleveland authorities this morning for auto stealing. Patrolman Ernest Oldag arrested them at 3 20 a m after spotting them driving on Middle avenue near 15th street. Police identified the car as one stolen recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Muckle
Michael Martinek
Ernest Oldag
Middle Avenue
15Th Street
J McLaughlin fined for in toxication in mayor’s court
The Chronicle-Telegram reports that J McLaughlin was fined for intoxication yesterday in Mayor W H Vanosters court. The address 115 Fairlawn Avenue was not listed on the police blotter and the police blotter did not note the J McLaughlin address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McLaughlin
W. H. Van0oster
Jay McLaughlin
Fairlawn Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Theft at Old Mill Gas Station Stuns Town
The Old Mill Gas Station on Oberlin Road reported this morning that a theft of seven dollars occurred. An attendant notified police and several boys who stopped at the station earlier were brought to headquarters for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mill
Oberlin Road
Mother Appeals For Return Of Baby Daughter
Cincinnati detectives labored without luck as Mrs. Madeline Sneed appeals publicly for the return of her five week old daughter Pansy abducted Wednesday by a woman posing as a public health nurse. The mother promises not to prosecute if the baby is returned with a letter locating her. A note signed Dr MecEvertt promised the child would be returned in ten days. Police seek two women linked to other mental disturbances as officers study the note’s handwriting for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Madeline Sneed
Pansy
General Hospital
Institutio
J. Hobart Bryan
Funeral services for Mrs Mary M Perkins in Lorain
Funeral services for the late Mrs Mary M Perkins of Lorain will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2:00 from Schwartz Funeral Home. Rev Rothrock of the Delaware Avenue church in Lorain will officiate and burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Perkins
Lorain
Schwartz Funeral Home
Rothrock
Delaware Avenue Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Obituary for E R Worthen 78 Oberlin carpenter and former railroad engineer
E R Worthen 78 of Oberlin formerly Norwalk and a retired Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad engineer died last evening. Survived by widow Louetta F A M and lodge affiliations. Funeral Monday at W N Pease Wakeman with William Smith of Oberlin officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Mausoleum Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Worthen
Oberlin
Wheeling & Lake
Louetta 5. Worthen
Norwalk
First Congregational Church
Mt. Verdon Lodge
Norwath
L. E
Massillon
W. N. Pease Funeral Home
Wakeman
William Smith
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mattern Prepares for Dawn Takeoff From Coney Island
The author details Mattern waking in a Coney Island hotel and rushing to the field at 4:20 a.m. to attempt an over Atlantic flight. A 400 gallon fuel load is prepared while officials extend the runway by removing fencing to gain extra 1,200 feet, with an ambulance kept nearby in case of emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mattern
Coney Island
Rotary To Hear Lorain Pastor At Elyria Club
Rev. Cleatus A. Dowell of Lorain will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Club next Tuesday. The program includes circus entertainers visiting Elyria, and a plaque honoring Elyria for winning first prize in a nationwide fire prevention contest will be displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleatus A. Dowell
Loraion
Elyria
Bus Blaze Extinguished by Local Farmers Near Oberlin
Elyria firemen reported a small bus fire on Stop 95 Oberlin Road, owned by Nevin Bus Line. Neighbors used water pails to extinguish flames after dragging brake overheated tires. This third June fire, three days old, mirrors May's total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin Roada
Nevin
In and About The Court House roundup
Mike Marion Lorain released from county jail after 35 days for obtaining property by false pretenses. Charles Montigel Elvira released after 20 days on a driving while intoxicated fine. asthma cited. Louis Rosso Jr Lorain paroled to Assistant Prosecutor Frank Stevens after pleading guilty to non support. pay 3 4 week for child support. Helen Gottwall granted divorce from Francis for gross neglect of duty. First Savings and Loan Company sues Clinton Brown Elyria for 695 on a promissory note. mortgage foreclosure of property in Carlisle township requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Marion
Iorain
Charles Montigel
Elvira
W. H. van Oster
Louis Rosso, Jr
Lorain
Frank Stevens
A. R. Webber
Helen Gottwall
Francis
Common Pleas
First Savings and Loan Company
Clinton Brown, Elyria, Et al
Carlisle Township
Steve Afonasenko Sentenced for Petit Larceny at Toledo
Steve Afonasenko of Sheffield Lake village received 30 days in the Toledo workhouse after a conviction for petit larceny by Judge A R Webber yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Afonasenko
Sheffield Lake Village
Toledo
A. R. Webber
Legal Actions and Procedural Updates From Mansfield and Avon Lake
Margaret Walker sues Richard Van Dyne for 310,489 over injuries from an August 7, 1932 Avon Lake car crash. Probate Judge Wilcox appoints Roger Dart executor for the late Charles E. Tucker. Tucker property valued at 1,500. Mrs. Clelen Mike of West River Street is jailed on $100 bond awaiting peace proceedings. Neighbor accuses Mrs. Miko of threats. Two suits against Daniel Corven of Columbus stem from a May 31, 1932 Lake Avenue truck collision. Frank Plas seeks personal injuries and Plas Construction Co. for truck damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Edith Walker
Cleveland
Richard van Dyne
Mansfield
Iwe
Avon Lake Village
Harriet E. Tucker
Charles E. Tucker
IV. C. Wilcox
Roger L. Dart
Mr. Tucker
Dleien Mike
West River Street
Joseph Petro
Miko
Jelen Fertay
Daniel Corven
Columbus, O
Lake Avenue
Stop 9
Frank Plas
Bre
Plas Construction
Arrest of Robbery Suspect Ends Chase in Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia June 3 Chifton Martin 32 was arrested after a Friday confrontation with police. He was wanted for a 3640 store robbery in Barnesville Ohio and a pint of nitro glycerin and a pistol were found in his pockets. His companion escaped and authorities said the pair belonged to a gang of Eastern Ohio safe robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Chifton Martin
Barnesville
Martin
Noice
Ohio
New Book Reveals Jackson Family Funeral Prank Mystery
A new book on Andrew Jackson recounts a funeral in which pallbearers begin a solemn march to the cemetery only to reach the grave and find the body missing, revealing an eerie twist after an old fashioned Irish wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Record Flight: Mattern Sets Sea Jump Speed Mark
Kings County Hospital stood by as Mattern launched from 6:18 with a tail wind and oranges. The plane rose, headed toward Berlin on its first Atlantic leg. He reportedly established a water jump speed record of 10 hours and 50 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Hospital
Mattern
Berlin
Atlantic
New York Man to Address Theology Graduates Tuesday
Gra duate School of Theology at Oberlin will hold commencement on Tuesday June 6 at 11 00 A M in Fairchild Chapel. Dr Allan Knight Chalmers of Broadway Tabernacle New York City will speak on The New Earth Degrees will be conferred Monroe Scholarship announced Baccalaureate June 4 at 430 P M Dr Dan F Bradley Pilgrim Congregational Cleveland speaks on The Second Beatitude Garden party June 3 430 PM Dean W T Graham hosts guests at Forest Street home Commencement luncheon for graduates alumni and students at 1230 PM in Shipherd Hall refectory.
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Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church of
Cleveland
Oberlin College
W. T. Graham
Forest Street
Shipherd Hall
Graduates School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
D. D. Topie
Army
Dean
T. W. Graham
Peters Hall
Finney Chapel
Warner Hall
Laurene Turnbull
Graduate School of Theology
Alla Knight Chalmers
New Birth
Ernest H. Wilkins
Eleanor Wadsworth
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar June Events list
Oberlin College calendar lists Sunday services and Baccalaureate at Fairchild Chapel. Monday features football meeting make-up tests and recitals. Tuesday covers Communion and commencement exercises with an address by Alla Knight Chalmers, plus final chapel and senior recitals. Open Day Before Finals on Wednesday with revitals and music events followed by Thursday final exams and another senior piano recital.
Community notices and upcoming events in Oberlin area
Reverend William Smith will preach at Pittsfield Community church on Sunday morning with the sermon titled The Temple of Character. Miss Marian Corlett hosts a shower for her upcoming marriage to Carl O Ney of Wellington. High School Junior Senior Prom tonight. Oberlin School of Commerce picnic on Wednesday June 7 at Crystal Beach. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters meet Monday June 5 at Mrs A J Kellys. Visiting Nurse Committee meets Monday June 5 at 5 pm with Mrs G A Bahr. Mrs W C Christy hosts Christmas club luncheon Monday June 5 at Mrs E W Spaulding’s. Mr and Mrs Atanton Hobbs return from St Petersburg Florida. Miss Martha Scott returns from Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Pittsfield
Marian Corlett
Groveland Street
Carl O'’Ney
Wellington
Oberlin School of Commerce
Crystal Beach
Pythian Sisters
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
G. A. Bahr
Spring Street
W. C. Christy
E. W. Spaulding
Atanton Hobbs
Oberlin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Martha Scott
Paul Scott
Dallas
Texas
Friday June 9-Q Graduate Organ Recital at Finney Chapel
Harry B Welliver Jr presents a graduate organ recital at Finney Chapel scheduled for 7 30 P.M. music scholar and organist performs a program featuring classic concert repertoire and modern adaptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Harry B Welliver, Jr
Postmen To Go To Convention
Oberlin mail carriers plan to attend the sixty seventh semi annual convention of the Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Letter Carriers association at Hotel Cleveland on Sunday June 4. A banquet will be at noon with speeches by numerous prominent figures. A concert will be given by the Cleveland Letter Carriers Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Eastern
Ohio
Western
H. A. Taylor
P. M
Arthur H. Day
William C. Doherty
Earl Price
Micheael F. O’dobbell
P. O. Supervisors Association
John J. Jusko
D. M
David Copeland
Cleveland Letter Carriers Band
Recital by Laurene Turnbull at Oberlin Conservatory
Miss Laurene Turnbull of Oberlin Conservatory will present her senior piano recital Monday evening June 5 at 8:30 in Warner Concert Hall. She will be assisted by the Conservatory orchestra for the final number. The program includes Bach Fantasie and Fugue in A minor Brahms Romanze Etudes Op. 25 numbers 1 and 11 Chopin Etude Op. 2 number 1 Scriabin Der Jongleur Toch Concerto Op. 28 Saint-Saens Andante Sostenuto Allegro Scherzando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurene Turnbull
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Miss Turnbull
Conservatory Orchestra
Scriabine
Toch
Concerto
Saint-Saens
Flower bouquet drive set for June 10 district-wide
Louis Carek led planning for a citywide bouquet distribution to honor local heroes. About 500 bouquets will be delivered by Boy and Girl Scouts with greeting cards, overseen by a florist committee chaired by Hecko. Various volunteers from Garden Club, Troops 19 and 1 2 will handle assembly, delivery, and hospital outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carek
Carek
Hecock
Louis Hecock
Florists Committee
Darek
Paul Wainwright
J. J
II’. Diederich
BE. J. VanAmbuurgh
Kenneth Botamer
John Kesar
J It. Vana Aredale
Miss Filtta Williams
L. Burgeart
Deane Burns
Garden Club
Herman Leonarz
American Legion Post
Leonard
J. A. Terry
Thor
Boy Scouts
Uthe
Dr. Barton
Girl Scouts
Ucontact
Chronicle-Telegram
van Oster
Ohio FFA selects new officers at fifth annual meeting
Columbus Ohio June 3 Robert Jones of Radnor was chosen president of the Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America at the fifth annual meeting. Elected officers include vice president Lloyd Sharp Carrolton secretary David Jones Van Wert County treasurer Kenneth Conrad Smithville reporter Walter Bender Waldo and executive committee members Fred Collar Vaughnville John P Watt Jr Greenfield and Arthur Brown Carey. Tiffin Ohio June 3 federal and state authorities warned today raids would be made on homes where illegal home brew is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert Jones
Radnor
Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America
Lloyd Sharp
Carrolton
David Jones
van Wert County
Kenneth Conrad
Smithville
Walter Bender
Waldo
Fred Collar
Vaughneville
John P. Watt, Jr
Tiffin, C
Tiffin
Mountains Held No Aesthetic Value for Greeks Says Ancient View
Ancient writers valued mountains for strategy rather than beauty, noting that Greek perspectives treated rugged scenery as a practical asset in defense and terrain navigation rather than as art.
Party To Close Season Of Club
Members of the Young Men's Club will close their 1932 33 season with an annual Ladies Party at Camp Iss See Kies on the Vermilion River next Wednesday afternoon and evening. The 3 P M start features sports games and activities planned by Dr Mark Abbe as committee chair. About 35 couples are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Vermilon River
Mark Abbe
Carlisle Banner Club Discusses Fifth Meeting Plans
Plans for club work and a joint picnic with the Jolly Hustlers' Club were discussed at the Carlisle Banner Club fifth meeting held Thursday at Frederick Pallas's home. The next meeting is set for June 15 at Leroy Gotro's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsle Banner Club
Frederick Pallas
Jolly Hustlers’ Club
Leroy Gotro
Morgan Firms Tax and Control Battles Revealed
The article details who may wield a majority in J. P. Morgan & Co. and how senior partners trim their stakes over time. It notes Morgan paid no income tax in 1930 31 or 32 while 1929 taxes totaled 311 000 9. The inquiry shifts to Thomas S Lamont as his father Thomas W Lamont is questioned and a secret session is planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Edward T. Storesbury
Charles Steete
Thomas W. Lamont
United Press
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Treasury
Thomas S. Lamont
John W. Davis
Ferdinand Pecora
Lamont
Fletcher
Davis
Weddings And Obituaries In Nova May 31 To June 3
Charles Phelps of Troy township dies aged 64 at his brother’s home. Funeral at M E church. Burial in Nova cemetery. Mother daughter picnic at school house with a Wasker supper. Miss Clarabelle Steele of Elyria visits Nova. Mr and Mrs James Hoover and daughter Bessie host overnight guests. Roe Martin moves to Rittman for B and O foreman post. A May 31 wedding at Raymond Starr home unites Margaret Starr and Leroy Stevens of New London. Marcella Biddinger and Christine Daron visit Ashland. Geradine Daron returns home from Ashland hospital. Memorial Day observances include a town hall gathering and cemetery bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Charles Phelps
Troy Township
M. E Church
Nova Cemetery
Clarabelle Steele
Ely Tla
James Hoover
Bessie
Mansfield
David Boss
Albert Landers
Ad Sons
Detroit
Mich
Roe Martin
Hazel
Donald Crumline
Cuyahoga Falls
Don East
Rittman
Martin
Raymond Starr
Margaret
Leroy Stevens
New London
Nina Winner
Cecil Wertz
Marcella Biddinger
Christine Daron
Ashland
Milan Detrow
Geradine Daron
Ashland Hospital
Town Hall
Markets and prices for home grown produce and grains
Market list details prices for asparagus, beets, broccoli, lettuce, parsley root, mustards, radishes, onions, rhubarb, spinach, turnips, and more. It quotes wheat, corn, oats, hay, flour, cottonseed meal, gluten, and miscellaneous feeds, with Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs poultry and regional potato, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and timothy seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Gratin and Hay Exchange
Chicago
Reds
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Timothy
Community Memorial Service and Visiting Families Reported
The event featured prayers by Rev. Young and Rev. Stamety, community singing, and music by the Nova band. Tuesday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Reed and family of Lorain, Mrs. Minnie Reed of Elyria, and Mrs. Lydia Ellis and family of Willard at the M. J. Nicholas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diers’ Graves
Young
Stamety
Nova Band
John Reed
Lorain
Minnie Reed
Elyria
Lydia Ellis
Willard
M. J. Nicholas
Local Folks Gather for Supper and Visits
Orval Urias Eaton of Cleveland visits his nephew Ira Shuster and family for several days. Rumpler's Tuesday supper guests include Mr. and Mrs. Philip Teknipp and three children from Lakewood. Mr and Mrs. J. H. Bechtel return to Mansfield with granddaughter Norma Jean Brumenschenkel spending the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Urias
Cleveland
Ira Shuster
Rumpler
Philip Teknipp
Lakewood
J. H. Bechtel
Mansfield
Norma Jean Brumenschenkel
Social notes from Henriet ta centered on gatherings and visits
Ernest Lammermeyer won first prize and J R Lees second in a bridge gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly. Numerous visits and dinners followed with guests from Amherst Lorain Oberlin Elyria Cleveland and Bay Village. The item lists attendees and sightings across Henriet ta and nearby towns over Memorial Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Ernest Lammermeyer
J. R. Lees
Harley Kelly
Bridge Club
Charles Cook
Ernest Lammermyer
Emil Burrichter
Baby
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
John Born
Anna Buchs
Elmer Buchs
Amherst
John Ladrack
Birmingham
Ernest Buchs
Alice
Idella Munn
Daniel Born
Munn
Harry Myers
Henry Bowman
Lorain
George Broughton
Louise Emmerick
A. R. Emmerick
Max Coates
Cleveland
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O.S. U
King George
BIG Boy Sodas
Bird Street
Western Reserve Finance
BE. R. Worthen
Rotary
South
Pieasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Phore
New York
Caroline Boyd
Mor- Sau
Cleveland Grain
Harold Coates
William Buhren
John Ives
Kenneth Ives
Adam Holm
Ray Brown
Sanford Wiggins
Rose Ely
Edith Gossard
Elmer Portman
Arthur Broderick
Arthur Broderick, Jr
John Bullock
Melvin Unger
Wallace Court
Wallace Wood
Milan
H. G. Portman
Evelyn Hildebrand
Paul Schisher
Bay Village
D. A. Bonnett
Walter Bonnett
Grange
Natise Weidman
Twila
Harold Buchs
Gottlieb Buchs
C. H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Frank Kelbe
Irene Gede
Amherst Hospital
Marian Fowle
Irma Spiegelberg
South Ridge
Harland Schlecter
Carolyn
John Geisendoerfer
Barbara Angersbach
Gust Ladrack
Rollin
Christ Bauman
Axtel
Fred Bauman
Carl Dudley
Leon Currier
Familly
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Wool Growers
Simeon Nash Oberlin
A. D. Crocker
Columbia
Henrietta R. E. Campbell
Win McConnel
Wellington Farm Bureau Warehouse
Huron St
Mmeon Nash
Win McConnell
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