Edward E. Hubbard dies at 73 in Clarkfield
Edward E. Hubbard, 73, died Monday morning at 6:30 at his daughter Mrs. Harry Shays home. Survived by eight children including Mrs. Juanita Shays Alma Knapp Mrs. Mary Bell Ersiwall Joe Theodore Hubbard Graden Hubbard and Myrtle with two grandchildren. Birth announced Herbert J. at New London Hospital June 2. Next meeting set for Emily Ertle home on June seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Edward E. Hubbard
Harry Shays
Juanita Shays
Alma Knapp
Mary Bell Ersiwall
Joe
Theodore Hubbard
New London
Graden Hubbard
Idaho
Myrtle
San Francisco
Calif
Twaddle Reunion Highlights A Busy Weekend
The Twaddle family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Livermore’s home on Sunday drew seventy five attendees. A picnic lunch was served on the lawn amid social visits with relatives from New London Norwalk and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Livermore
John Merrill
Eaton Hosts Farm Bureau Council Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. A J Carpenter entertained the Eaton Columbia Farm Bureau Council at their home Thursday night June 1. Hubert Morlock president conducted the business session. Mrs E E Durkee led a discussion on cooperative medical treatment. Ora Walker organized a question bee for recreation. Ice cream and wafers served to twenty six attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carptener
Eaton- Columbia Farm Bureau Council
Hubert Morlock
E. E. Durkee
Ora Walker
Miss Virginia Ross Returns From Barberton Teaching Post
Miss Virginia Ross comes home Friday night from Barberton where she taught the past year. She was nearby during the recent school catastrophe in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ross
Barberton
Four-H Sewing Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
The Four-H Sewing club held its organization meeting at Miss Jeanne Box’s home on Tuesday evening with seven members present. Miss Box led the session as club advisor and officers were elected: President Betty Marie Garretson Vice-president Mary Cook Secretary Treasurer Alma Box News Reporter LaVora Hawke Reeves Leader Emily Ertl. Mrs. Charles Box served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four-H Sewing Club
Jeanne Box
Miss Box
Betty Marie Garretson
Mary Cook
Alma _ Box
LaVora Hawke
Reeves
Emily Ertl
Charles Box
Litchfield Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Miss Helen Virginia Colbrunn to entertain the Friendly Bridge club June 7 at Aunt Mrs. William Spie ths home. The King’s Daughters class to meet June 13. Multiple local families and residents attend funerals, reunions, and visits across Litchfield, Elyria, Cleveland, and Medina.
Amherst Pythian Sisters plan Home Coming June 13 in Medina
Amherst Ohio June 7 The Temple of Pythian Sisters held a regular session announcing the annual Home Coming at the Pythian Sister Home in Medina on June 13 with a program and picnic lunch for families. An auditing committee was appointed and Flag Day is set for June 21. The meeting included plans for Miss June Carter and Kenneth Alexander wedding June 10 at the Congregational church and a shower in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Medina
H. A. Monger
C. A. Lauer
Fred Coverdale
June Carter
Kenneth Alexander
Congregational Church
Mildred Hutton
E. G. Pietch
Ed. Young
L. Roemer
Hutton
Young
Carter
Eastern Stars Instruction Night and Church Group Meetings
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars holds instruction night this evening. The June Phila thea Bible class of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed meets at Mrs. Henry Kane's Franklin avenue home with Mrs. Krieg and Mrs. Washburn assisting. Two Women’s Guild circles meet Thursday. Circle 2 at Mrs. Lersch with Mrs. Kreeger assisting, Circle 4 at Henry Dellefield home with Mrs. Crook assisting. The Sorosis Club picnics at Vermilion-on-the-Lake Thursday evening. Eagle cottage serves a screen supper at 6:30 P M with members bringing their own service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Philathea Bible
St. Peter Evangelical
Henry Dellefield
Telegraph Reed
Christine Crook
Sorosis Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Eagle Cottage
Village Council Discusses Sidewalks and Purchases on Cleveland Mile
The village council met Tuesday evening to consider raising the Earl Cotton sidewalk on Cleveland avenue and to instruct the sewer and drainage committee to investigate conditions in front of Henry Rothe on Cleveland avenue. The council ordered survey work by city engineer Laundon on ten foot strips bought from Jacob Brucker on Milan avenue and from John Hoffman on Crownhill avenue, with fence erection planned. Bids for paving Middle street were opened and land and slag awards were made to Farmers Elevator and Plato Coal and Supply Co. The meeting adjourned after reports until June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cotton
Cleveland Avenue
Henry Rothe
Laundon
Jacob Brucker
Milan Avenue
Crownhill Avenue
John Hoffman
Middle Street
Farmers’ Elevator
Plato Coal and Supply Co
Knights of Pythias Plan Outdoor Summer Meeting
The Knights of Pythias scheduled their first outdoor summer gathering for Monday evening with Karl Kolbe inviting members to his Middle Ridge home for a strawberry shortcake luncheon. A large delegation attended the Sandusky lodge golden anniversary and county memorial services at Lorain 20th Street Methodist church. The group also discussed a Homecoming and accepted an invitation to the Port Clinton lodge celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Karl Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Sandusky Lodge
20Th Street Methodist Church
Lorain
Port Clinton
Funeral rites for Mrs we Brucker at Baker Fu ard Home
Funeral rites for the late Mrs we Brucker are set for 2 PM Thursday at the Baker Funeral Home with Rev. M A Hayes of the First Evangelical Church officiating. Burial follows at Murray Ridge.
Discharges and Admissions Noted in City Record
Discharges: Lockhart Baird from Park avenue. Admissions: Ludwig Thomas to Ely ria avenue hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart Baird
Park Avenue
Ludwig Thomas
Elyria Avenue
Amherst High Alumni 52nd Reunion in Festive AHS Auditorium
The Amherst High Alumni Association marked its 52nd reunion Monday in the high school auditorium. Festive decor featured Japanese lanterns, baskets of peonies, potted palms, and centered tables as a seven o clock dinner was served by the legion auxiliary and junior girls. The program, emceed by Geoffrey Monger, included welcomes, class responses, vocal selections and dances, plus remarks by local figures and generation recognitions. The evening concluded with dancing to Jack Flynn's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst High Alumni Association
Legion Auxiliary
Geoffrey Monger
Harold Mis
Ed. Bauman
Cleveland
Leroy Neumeister
Lakewood
J. B. Avery
Frank Radde
Rosemary Radde
Jack Flynn
Mettler and Wife Named in Cleveland Area Notice
J A Colbrunn and wife of Olmsted Falls and Mr and Mrs Walker of Cleveland are listed in a local notice mentioning Mettler and wife alongside these residents.
Funeral rites for Lyle Coonrad held at daughter’s home
Funeral rites for the late Lyle Coonrad were held from the home of his daughter Mrs. George Daniel at 166 Elyria Avenue at 2 PM with Rev. C E Schmidt pastor of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church officiating. Burial was in Ridgehill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Coonrad
George Daniel
Elyria Avenue
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Election at Fourth Quarterly Conference of First Evangelical Church
The Fourth Quarterly Conference led by district superintendent Rev. C. L. Allen elected C. J. Springer as lay delegate to the Ohio conference in Columbus this August with William Huttenlocher as alternate. Board of stewards includes Werner Zilch Jacob Mueller Miss Hilda Kuhn Raymond Sick Carl Springer Reuben Dute William Huttenlocher Newton Bechtel Donald Ludwig Henry Miller Mrs. Henry Schmitkens Mrs. Thomas Bruce. Financial reports show a successful year and the building fund debt reduced by 2130 dollars. Sunday School reports its highest average attendance in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
C. L. Allen
Fremont
C. J. Springer
Ohio
Columbus
William Huttenlocher
Werner Zilch
Jacob Mueller
Hilda Kuhn
Raymond Sick
Carl Springer
Reuben Dute
Newton Bechtel
Donald Ludwig
Henry Miller
Henry Schmitkens
Thomas Bruce
J. H. Ludwig
Building Fund
Altar Rosary Society Sets July Hostesses
The June meeting of St. Josephs church Altar Rosary society was held in the school hall with a business session, social time, and lunch served by hostesses Mrs. H F Gammon Mrs. William Gilles Mrs. Paul Gressler Mrs. J M Hengen Mrs. Joseph Henry and Mrs. Charles Henry. For the July meeting the hostesses named are Mrs. M Hammill Mrs. J Kornath Mrs. J Kovach Mrs. Harold Krause Mrs. F Kerpics and Mrs. Caroline Kelch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
H. F. Gammon
William Gilles
Paul Gressler
J. M. Hengen
Joseph Henry
Charles Henry
District Women’s Union Ends Meeting in Lorain
Mrs. Albert Schneider and Mrs. L Roemer attended the district Women’s Union program committee meeting Monday afternoon at St John’s church Lorain Plans were made for the district convention to be held in the Lorain church in September Dr and Mrs H Hoffner and son Burton Oberlin spent Monday evening with Amherst friends Edward Bauman Cleveland was an Amherst visitor last evening Miss Mildred Wragg Cleveland spent Monday evening with Amherst friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schneider
L. Roemer
District Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Lorain
H. Hoffner
Burton
Oberlin
Amherst
Edward Bauman
Cleveland
Mildred Wragg
Rochester Coming Events Headline Summary
Rochester residents are invited to church events this week. Children’s Day exercises come to the Methodist church Sunday morning. The Ever-Ready class hosts a marshmallow roast at Mr and Mrs Paul Jewett’s home Friday at 7. Circle No 4 of the Methodist Harmonial Society plans an ice cream social Thursday night June 15 chaired by Mrs Florence Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Methodist
Baptist Church
Paul Jewett
Circle No. 4
Methodist Harmonial Society
Florence Davidson
Local residents share visits as ill improve at Lodi hospital
Friday selectomy at Lodi Hospital reports Larue Storrow much improved from arm injury and flu. Mr and Mrs Perry Simonson and family of Ruggles spent Sunday at Lafe Simonson home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder included the latter’s brother George Rickett and family of Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Larue Storrow
Perry Simonson
Ruggles
Lafe Simonson
Carlos Snyder
George Rickett
Nova
Local families host gatherings across Cleveland Elyria and Lorain
Erhart family notes Decoration Day visits with Genevieve Erhart Helen Merlac and Carl Lichgenberg from Cleveland. Ro chester and Lorain guests stay at Frank Ullrich and Dean Regal homes. Cleveland visitors include Chris Koblenzer and Louise McLaughlin as well as Archie Lockyear and Ed Lockyear families. Cora Huntley ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwart
Wilfred Fries
Rochester
Herbert Mitchell
Ed. Kraus
A. G. Schwarz
Carol
Cleveland
Frank Ullrich
Harry
J. C. Law
Art Haury
Urban Miller
Cletus Haury
Norman
Walter Haury
Elyria
George Greulich
Lorain
Lake Erie
Chris Koblenzer
Tony Strittmatter
William Neihof
James Dever
Will Linseeder
Berea
Leo Nilges
Pat Martin
Henry Bislick
Dean Regal
Eileen Beach
Lawrence
Albert, Sharkey
A. Gross
Lollie Gross
Sadie Martin
Frank Stephenson
S. E. Norris
Red Haw
Ed Fulmer
G. O. Harry
Fred Armbruster
Archie Lockyear
Ed. Lockyear
Granger
Glen Yannayan
Bertrand Lockyear
Akron
Glen Yannayen
Albert Erhart
Genevieve Erhart
Helen Merlac
Carl Lichgenberg
Ray Conant
Hinckley
Alpert Erhart
Firmin Erhart
Norman Derek
Valley City
Cora Huntley
Birmingham High School Class Holds Chinese Dinner
Birmingham principal Carl Rovart and Mrs Robart hosted the graduating class of Birmingham High School on Friday evening. The graduates include Automary Nebakowski Viola Wasem Thelma Yates Ellen Wildman Verna DeWalt Charles Coultrip Anthony Mileti and Donald Linch. Faculty hosts were Miss Kathryn Royer Doris Prince Adeline Becker Ruth Weckesser and LeRoy Mader. The event featured a Chinese dinner reflecting the hosts five years in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Carl Rovart
Birmingham School
Robart
Birmingham High School
Automary Nebakowski
Viola Wasem
Thelma Yates
Ellen Wildman
Verna DeWalt
Charles Coultrip
Anthony Mileti
Donald Linch
Kathryn Royer
Doris Prince
Adeline Becker
Ruth Weckesser
LeRoy Mader
Orient
Birmingham Alumni Banquet and Local News Briefs
Miss Kathryn Royer returns home to Anna Ohio. LeRoy Mader back near Pittsburgh. Birmingham high school alumni banquet set for June 10 with Nadine Wenzel in charge. Rev Mrs Norris to attend district conference near Belleview. Charles Pearson of Elyria visits Wadsworth family. Mrs Frank Furley and son return to Sandusky from Marion Bates home. Howard Wray called home to Lancaster after his father’s sudden death. Ruth Weckessen returns to Sandusky and heads to California for an indefinite stay. Dr and Mrs Weckesser visit from Sandusky. Birmingham school closes. picnic at Cascade Park Elyria. Mr Mrs O B Sheepfle and Alice visit Cleveland. Frank Johnsons visit Bates family.
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Kathryn Royer
Anna
Ohio
LeRoy Mader
Pittsburgh
Birmingham High School
Birmingham School
Nadine Wenzel
Norris
Bellevue
Charles Pearson
Elyria
F. J. Wadsworth
Frank Furley
Sandusky
Marion Bates
Howard Wray
Lancaster
Ruth Weckessen
California
San Francisco
Weckesser
Birmingham
Cascade Park
O. B. Sheepfle
Alice
Cleveland
Frank Johnson
Carlisle Baseball Opens Season with Oberlin-Cleveland Team
Carlisle will host the Oberlin Cleveland News Team at East Carlisle School in the season opener slated for 2 30 pm. Manager Lawrence Rose, elected by the players, announced the game and thanked the East Carlisle Community Club for sponsoring a dance to fund equipment. A trio of club members will plan equipment purchases and a year end picnic was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Oberlin-Cleveland News
East Carlisle
Lawrence Rose
F. F. Fling
E. D. Anton
H. C. Haskins
Frank Harrison
John Rose
C. T. Strempel
Rev Thomas Hughes sermon notes 33 years in ministry
The LaPorte Methodist Church pastor Rev Thomas Hughes shared a summary of his 33 years in ministry in a Sunday service titled Service For Others or Jesus and Myself. He traced his journey from England to the United States and through Atlantic City Trinity Cleveland Sandusky Columbia La Porte. A tenor solo was performed and the Sunday School Orchestra led by Eleanor Robson participated. Announcement was made for Children's Day on June 11 with Mrs Lester Bowen as chair. Several families and visitors were noted as spending time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
LaPorte Methodist Church
Jesus
England
United States
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Trinity Methodist Church
Cleveland
Sandusky
Columbia
la Porte
Eleanor Robson
Lester Bowen
Baseball Standings and Scores from Yesterday
Standings show Cleveland and Boston 7 Detroit 6 New York 2 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4 Washington 10 St Louis 7 New York 17 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 Boston 3 ten innings Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 5 Columbus 6 3 St Paul 2 1 Indianapolis 4 2 Milwaukee 3 1 second game ten innings Kansas City 7 2 Louisville 3 4
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Enee
Tere
Yeveland See
Detroit Crete
St Louis
Viasa
Unclear sports score fragment from multiple teams
Fragmentary scoreline listing teams Toroanto Jersey City Newark Buffalo Baltimore Syracuse Montreal with partial innings noted, but lacks coherent narrative or complete context for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toroanto
Jersey City
Tochester
Newark & Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse
Montreal
Rochestere
Vaene Aes Sae
Secon Wares
Newark
Eae
Aeeeres
Baltimore Eonwesewesne
Buffalo Tee
Eee
Ene
Ee Es
Toronto
Scoring Summary of Regional Baseball Showdowns
Akron defeated Erie 8 to 4 while Canton Youngstown fell to Portsmouth 6 to 2 and Dayton beat Springfield 2 to 4 Charleston led 9 to 4 over Springfield with the day’s results showing mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Erie
Canton
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Dayton
Charleston
Springfield
W. L. Pet
Akron Bane Teweee
Peewee
al Erie
Police and Firemen Play Softball Sunday at Harmon Field
Rival teams from the local police and fire departments meet Sunday morning at Harmon Field at 10 o clock. Police captain is Ed Red Stankard and Fire Department captain is Orrie Lysaght.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Fire Departments
Harmon Field
Parshall Wins Two Horses in Ohio Short Ship Harness Meet
Urbana trainer H M Parshall drives Singletine to the feature 2:12 pace stake win and Protectorate to a 2:14 trot victory at the Marion Ohio opening program of the Short Ship Harness circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Ohio
Parshall
Singletine
Protectorate
Bittners Face St Johns In Lorain Diamond Tilt
The Bittner Funeral Home team meets St John's church squad of Lorain at Hamilton diamond at 6 30 today. Joe Chapla and Johnny Kostyo are the opposing pitchers with Kostyo making his seasonal debut for the Bittners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittners
Lorain
Bittner Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Hamilton Diamond
Joe Chapla
St John’s
Johnny Kostyo
Kostyo
Vic Silvers Jewelers and CCC Camp Face Softball Duel
Vic Silvers Jewelers and the CCC Camp softball teams are set for a 6 o'clock game on the American Lace diamond today. The contest forecasts a competitive matchup between local squads with pride on the line at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Silvers
St Agnes S C Y O Softball Duel Tonight at Oberlin
The St Agnes Senior Catholic Youth Organization softball team faces Janby Oils in a game set for Oberlin tonight. Local prep action highlights a rare matchup as teams seek early season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Senior Catholic
Oberlin
Guldahl Leads Open Field as Practice Winds Down
Golf at Spring Mill narrows toward the National Open with defending champion Guldahl favored at 6 to 1. Ghezzi shot 68 then 71, Cruickshank tied 71 in fall practice, while odds shift on Cooper Runyan and other notables as 165 players advance toward the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
Dick Metz
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Guldahl
Ghezzi
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Craig Wood
Dick Meiz
Ben Hogan
Fd Dudley
Byron Nelson
Cooper
Harry
Indians Move Up In American Association Pennant Race
The Indianapolis Indians, aided by farm hands from the Cincinnati Reds, won two from Milwaukee to reach seventh and eighth wins in ten and sit in third place, three games ahead of Milwaukee and seven behind Kansas City. Charley Barrett and Jim Sharp pitched tight ball in 4–3 and 2–1 wins, with the second game lasting 16 innings. DiMaggio hit his 22nd and 23rd homers as Kansas City split with Louisville for 10,000 fans. Columbus beat St Paul 6–2, and Art Herring, back from Chicago, won 6–3 in the nightcap. Minneapolis topped Toledo 6–5 as both teams totaled 14 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Charley Barrett
Jim Sharp
Cincinnati
Barrett
Sharp
Vince DiMaggio
Kansas City
Louisville
Blues
DiMaggio
Bill Lefebvre
Colonels
Columbus
St. Paul
al Fisher
Saints
Art Herring
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
Toledo
Major Loop Leaders and Batting Averages Review
United Press summary lists top players and teams with batting totals. Arnovich McQuinn Hoag and Sullivan appear among leaders for Phillies Browns and others, while Greenberg Salkirk Camilli Lombardi and Wright are noted with various teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Abr. Arnovich
Phillies
McQuinn
Brewis
Hoag
Browns
A Sullivan
Greenberg
Salkirk
Yar Camilli
Dodgres
Cee Echeesenes Lombardi
Reds
Ee Et al
Wright
Senators
Ee. C.ceeee
Wea
Williams
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Sorn Born
Lyle J. Knapp
Herbert J
New London Hospital
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Charlie Twaddle
William Twaddle
Beth Hollingsworth
Norwalk
Arthur Davidson
Otto Keith
Litchfield
Carl Burrows
Elzie Stober
Ben Stober
Freda Dunlap
Berlin Heights
Ilva Terwilliger
Oscar Smith
O. L. Clawson
Brighton
J. C. Ames
Dudley Welsh
Hartland Station
Howard Walker
Avon
Harry Crandell
Oscar Smith and Sons
Kenneth
Keith
Nate Harris
Beatrice Sholes
Grant Johns
Gerald
Lawson Spear
Greenwich
Roy Harris
B. C. Burt
Larry Burt
C. H. Burrows
Earl Cole
Waite
Wellington
Pearl Benson
George Mackin
Arthur Mackin
Jay Twaddle
Twaddle
Harold Thompson
Wanda Finch
Louise Finch
Phil Finch
Jack Arnold
Virgil Childs
la Grange
Patricia Burrows
O. J. Baumgardner
Richman
Vina Keith
Murry
Bob Byron
Wayne Keith
North Carolina
Hattie Clawson
Willet Stone
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Lee Ross
Jim Smith
Plymouth
D. B. Smith
Sewing
Helen Virginia Colbrunn
Friendly
Bridge Club
William Spieth
Colbrunn
Huntington
W. Va
King’s Daughters
C. L. Bowman
Helen Smith
D. T. Lloyd
Lodi Hospital
A. J. Holmes
Frances Lloyd
O. 5
U. Columbus
C. H. Sears
Keith Herbert
Alice Sears
Walter Sears
Mary
Cuyahoga Falls
Clayton Sears
Joe Mallory
Taylor
Carl Hoffman
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Ralph Hoffman
Austin Hastings
Carl Reutter
Lawrence Beck
Marian Reutter
Carol Ann
Nelson Schultz
Erhart
James Ryan
Dan Martin
A. A. Gish
Gish
Lucy Fenn
Joyce Crawford
Geraldeen Kellogg
Norbert Hood
St. Martin's Church
Ted Falconer
Falconer
Sartwell
Arleigh Browand
Spencer and
Marie Steiner
Kenmore
Washington, D. C
Washington, D. C. Monday. Mrs. Sartwell
John Haysak
John Krugger
Blaine Archer
Spencer
Archers
A. L. Wise
Grafton
George Yost
Yost
Charles Thoma
Battle Creek
Mich
Scudder
Allan Stahl
E. C. Wahlin
J. McDonald
Ernest Wahlin
Aletta Lowrie
Kathleen
Wooster
Wooster College
Mary Stranahan
Dave Gates
R. J. Hyde
Virginia
Ralph Hyde
Starrett Wetzel
North Kingsville
Gott
Burt Gott
Mittiwanga Beach
Brecksville
A. O. Frombaugh
A. Hiscox
A. G. Law and
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Ray Bradley
Anna Nooney
Jenkin
Grover Sigrist
Nooney
Schrier
Phyllis Everiss
Michigan
George Everiss
P. J
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Church St
Frederick Berger
Margaret Rice
W. G. Schaeffer
Walter Schulz
Milton Nabakowski
Grayce Purcell
F. R. Powers
Pythian News
Brucker
Hospital News
Coonrad Funeral
Altar Rosary. Society
Mattie Wycoff
Canon City
Colo
Lillian Scott
Los Angeles
E. D. Thompson
Thompsons
Kansas
Gettysburg
New York City
Fay Robinson
George Zeigler
Alvin Gallatin
Frank Clifford
Arthur Dimick
Upton
Scott Biddinger
Russell Murray
Carrie Conklin
J. L.annapp
Lee Conklin
Wade Knapp
Merrill
Roy Snyder
Elygia Memorial Hospital
Kathryn
Paul Ewell
Eloise Olson
Walter Salzman
Charlotte, Huntington
John Salzman
Kipton
Roy Greene
F. Tompkins
Eva Winfield
C. D Setterfield
McClellan
H. H. Patrick
St. Francis Monastery
Zello Johnson
Lynn Storrowk
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Duchess of Kent
Ledwedge
Vincent Lawlor
Center
Lean Hgs
Gerald Road
London
Acme
FETE
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Vermilion
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Frank Rhoads
Phyllis Ann
Ohio Universitins
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Indianapolis
Een Eenenens
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At. Paul
Ween Awe
International League
LACE
ST. Agnes
Leo H. Petersen
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Corre Ladelphia
Spring Mill
Snead
Picard
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