Local Church Notices and Community Events
Rev Fred Stone of Gypsum will address the Congregational church Sunday at 10 AM. Children’s Day is planned for Sunday evening June 12 at the Evangelical church. The Perfection Sewing Club meets June 14 at the Congregational parlors and the Merry Workers Nutrition club at the school. The Brandau descendants reunion will be June 19 at the Hasenpflug home. The Merry Workers 4 H Club canning project meets Friday at Mrs Bechtel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Fred Stone
Gypsum
Congregational Church
Evangelical Church
Perfection Sewing Club
Merry Workers Nutrition Club
Henry
Amanda Brandau
Arthur Hasenpflug
Canning Project
Merry Workers 4-H Club
R. W. Bechtel
Graduates Return From Week Long Motor Trip
The 1938 graduation class plus faculty and others returned Tuesday afternoon from a weeklong motor trip that included Washington DC visits to Mt Vernon and Annapolis where they met President Roosevelt. They traveled home via Albany and Buffalo New York and Niagara Falls. The Merry Workers 4-H Nutrition club met at the school, planning a July health program and club camp. Members prepared soft custard and fried cakes during the project work and the fourteen enrolled members were listed with officers and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Albany
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
G. L. Thourot
Earl Miller
Marjorie Simms
Ethel Bechtel
O. P. Shilts
Ruth Angersbach
Jane Baird
John Brandau
Margaret Bauman
Lawrence Radke
Billy Kneisel
Eleanor Herchler
Andrew Collins
Elsie Trinter
Marion Streicher
Audrey Ruth
Kathryn Brill
Mildred Fritsch
Roland Northeim
Merry Workers 4-H
4-H
Clara Hasenpflug
Elizabeth Mori
Doris Neiding
Ruth Hasenpflug
Nutrition Project
Baking Project
Nutrition I
Bertha
Elaine Stick
Venice McGrew
Mary Jane Crumbie
Slara Hasenpflug
Ledora Johnston
Lela Newberry
Mildred McGrew
Marjorie Slates
Neeta Cook
Florence Baetz
R. W. Bechtel
Doris Neidigg
Ruth Hasen
Pflug
Ledorah Johnston
4 H Club Meets for Baseball and Meetings
Members of the B. B. 4-H club gathered on the school grounds Tuesday evening for a ball game. A business session followed, then project group meetings led by an advisor for each group. The next meeting on June 21 will feature pest hunt contest results and new member initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. 4-H Club
Local committee names three organizers
The in charge committee is headed by John Love, Paul Leimbach and Charles Gessner, tasked with overseeing the upcoming event and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Love
Paul Leimbach
Charles Gessner
Local graduates return home from Ohio universities
Donald Bechtel came home Friday while Albert Siekeres returned Tuesday from Bowling Green University. Leroy Hasenpflug Raymond Bacon and Raymond Trinter expect home this week from Ohio State University. Grace Miller will return Monday from Baldwin Wallace College. Albert Siekeres, 1934 high school graduate, earned a B S in Education at Bowling Green State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bechtel
Albert Siekeres
Bowling Green University
Leroy Hasenpflug
Raymond Bacon
Raymond Trinter
Ohio State University
Grace Miller
Baldwin-Wallace College
Bowling Green State University
College of Education
Dover Center Jottings Highlights Local Club News
Dover Center reports from the Wom en's Association of the Congregational Church meeting at the parsonage with lunch at 12 30. North Ridge Thimble Bee met at Mrs Alfred Parfert's in Valley City. Social club held an annual picnic at Metropolitan Park with pinochle prizes to Mrs Elf Gough Mrs Dorothy Stein and Mrs Helen Fauver. Frances Bement visited Lorain with aunt Harriet Willis. Funeral attendance in Akron for a relative. Mrs Addie Muche returned home from Fairview Hospital with Fred Muche staying with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Women's Association of the Congregational Church
Leesburg
Melhurst
Cooley
May Stokes
Mrrs. Hollenburg
North Ridge
Addie Muche
Fairview Hospital
Fred Muche
Ladies Society Meeting at Ada Sherburne Home
The Pittsfield Ladies Society of the Community Church met at Ada Sherburne's home on Thursday afternoon June 2. Guests included Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Norman Smith of Oberlin, Mrs. Mary Ward, and Mrs. L D. West. After the business session, light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Ada Sherburne
William Smith
Inlaw
Norman Smith
Oberlin
Mary Ward
L D. West
Sunday Visitors Share Time Across Elyria Oberlin and Avon
Mr and Mrs Walter Wilton and daughter Alma of Elyria visited Ted Breyley and family for Sunday dinner. Myron Brill Albert McDole and daughters Marilyn and Caroline of Oberlin plus Robert Atherton of Minerva joined the Wallace Bear household on Monday evening. Charles Rider and daughters Jean Olive Marjory Earl Heiden and son Kenneth stopped by Arn old Laubenthal of Avon on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilton
Alma
Elyria
Ted Breyley
Myron Brill
Albert McDole
Marilyn
Caroline
Oberlin
Robert Atherton
Minerva
Ohio
McDoles
Wallace
Kenneth
Arnold Laubenthal
Avon
Community Farm Women's Club Meeting at Mrs. Ferrell Home
Fifteen members and one visitor attended the monthly meeting of the Community Farm Women's Club at the home of Mrs. Anna Ferrell. After the business session, the afternoon was spent socially with a program remaining to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Community Farm Women's Club
Anna Ferrell
July Meeting Set At Mrs Dewey McMillan Home
The article notes a July meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Dewey McMillan at her home on Wednesday July 6, outlining readings music and contests as the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey McMillon
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at First M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the First M E Church meets in the Church Assembly Room on Thursday June 16. Devotionals led by Mrs Nick Cranston will be answered with the word Earnest. Hostesses are Mrs Lillian Mead Mrs E E Townsend Mrs T W Messenger and Mrs W B Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First
M. E. Church
Nick Cranston
Lillian Mead
E. E. Townsend
T. W. Messenger
W. B. Messenger
Brighton Briefs Summarize Local Visitors and Events
Local notices record June 2 commencement attendance in Milan plus visits by Eversons, Focklers, McClellans, Greences and others from Brighton area. It notes church activities, school events, and family gatherings across Wellington Norwalk and Lorain, with several Sunday dinners and a ministers picnic.
Vacation Bible School Set for June 13 at M E Church
Rev J G Koons announces Huntington vacation Bible school starts Monday June 13 in the M E church building from 9 to 12. All children invited. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Johnson Crile and family from Marion Elyria Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Livermore
Richard
Rochester
C. M. Dietrick
Clifford Bowen
Mansfield
O. H. Barnes
Glen Beardsley
Anson Rose
Local Callers List Residents and Relatives in Huntsburg
A caller slate includes Mrs Mae Gordon and Clarence Pitzer with a nephew from Dayton, Mr and Mrs Charles Easterday of Sullivan, Paul Gray and Victor Obrig of Wellington, and Mr and Mrs John Naegele with three daughters Lillie Nettie and Dorothy Mae in Huntsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsburg
Mae Gordon
Clarence Pitzer
Dayton
Charles Easterday
Sullivan
Paul Gray
Victor Obrig
Wellington
John Naegele
Lillie
Nettie
Dorothy Mae
Methodist Sunday School class to meet at Zeigler home
The Homebuilders Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet at William Zeigler's home next Tuesday night, June 14, for their regular social evening and business meeting. The Booster class will meet Thursday afternoon at the church. Children's Day exercises and a baptismal service for children are planned for the Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Methodist Sunday School
William Zeigler
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Baby Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Storrow
A baby daughter was born Friday at the Storrow home to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Storrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lynn Storrow
Community Meeting Plans July Homecoming Lead Chairman
A town hall gathering Tuesday night aimed to elect a new chairman to replace C. D. Setterfield who is absent for the Fourth of July Homecoming. Committees were formed and plans underway to make this year’s Homecoming bigger and better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Setterfield
Community Notices and Local Visit Highlights
Rev and Mrs Frease and daughter visit Mrs Hellmer in Lorain while en route. Ray Snyder home hosts visitors to Mrs Anna Simmons. Several local youths secure work in Wellington and Brighton. News from Maggie Cowie’s mother halves in Kingston NY. George Fox and family in Lorain at their Center home. Marian Setterfield and Eleanor Bloomfield visit Shelby parents. C D Setterfield begins work at New Washington Soy Bean Milling. Clara Simonson and Lucile spend day with Edith Knapp in Ruggles. Arthur and Paul Jewett birthdays noted with family dinner. Reed Ruaid and Frances Detroit visit Florence Davidson during Canada trip. Merrill reunion in Clarks, Mae and Wade Knapp attend Nova wedding. Alvin Gariss visiting grandfather in Whitefox. Charles Pickworth and Alice Weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frease
Joan
Columbus
Minie Hellmer
Lorain
Ray Snyder
Anna Simmons
Nellie Long
Ruth Sieber
Karen
Ashland
Kathryn Snyder
Frank Dost
Wellington
Viola Snyder
Ford
Eileen Cassell
J. C. McDermott
Donald Cassell
Earl Merrill
Brighton
Maggie Cowie
Wagar
Kingston
New York
George Fox
Marian Setterfield
Eleanor Bloomfield
Shelby
C. D. Setterfield
D. Setterfield
Soy Bean Milling Company
New Washington
Arthur Jewett
Paul
W. A. Jewett
Oberlin
Ford Jewett
Huntington
Ray Jewett
Amherst
Andrew Ruaid
Reed
Frances Detroit
Florence Davidson
Canada
Niagara Falls
Lee Conklin
Wade Knapp
Merrill
Clay Pudor
Clarksfield
Carlos Snyder
Lawrence Snyder
Eunice Smith
Charles Campbell
United Brethren Church
Nova
John Smith
Alvin Gariss
B. A. Garisson Whitefox
Seventeenth West View reunion at village grounds
The seventeenth annual school reunion and home coming will be held at West View Village hall grounds Saturday afternoon and evening June 25. Picnic lunch and entertainment in the evening. Ball game and other sports in the afternoon. Officers include President James Scroggie, Olmsted Falls and Secretary Anna Hermann, West View. Program committee William Brandt West Sprague Road. Sports committee Walter Krientzberz Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
West View Village Hall
James Scroggie
Olmsted Falls
Anna Hermann
West
William Brandt
West Sprague Road
Walter Krientzberz
Cleveland
West View Tops Lechner's Shoes 1–0 in Seven Innings
West View defeated Lechner's Shoes of Berea 1 to 0 in seven innings at West View. It marked West View second straight win and undefeated after two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Lechner
Berea
Hermann Family Visits Extend to Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hermann and son Roger traveled to Pennsylvania Sunday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Hermann and Mr and Mrs John Crum called on Mrs Levi Beach of Columbia who has been ill. Mrs Leroy Wilcox hosted her father and sister from Kenton Ohio during a recent visit. Miss Florence May a student nurse at Memorial Hospital Elyria is spending a two weeks vacation at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hermann
Roger
Frank Hermann
Pennsylvania
John Crum
Levi Beach
Columbia
Leroy Wilcox
Kenton
Ohio
Florence May
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Social notes from West View area visits and guests
The column notes visits and guests around West View including Alice Zimba at Berea, the Ingersoll and Sullivan families plus Frank Weiser and Lula, Ernest Cooley at Raymond Lewis’s home in Cleveland, and Neilson dependents from Michigan. Attendance at a Ladies Aid meeting at Rev. Wilcox’s home, and local outings to Edgewater Park in Cleveland are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur May
Alice Zimba
Berea
H. Ingersoll
Russell
Etheline
North Royalt
Porter Sullivan
Frank Weiser
Lula
Ernest Cooley
Raymond Lewis
Cleveland
Neilson
Michigan
Cris Neilson
Betty
Norma
Fairview Park Hospital
Betty Eckert
Oscar Manola
Ladies Aid Society
Leroy Wilcox
John
Frank Bryda
Edgewater Park
John Bryda
West Park
Ladies Benevolent Society to Meet at Helen Smith Home
The Litchfield Congregational Church Ladies Benevolent Society will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Helen Smith’s home. The Union Rural Life service at the Congregational church Sunday morning featured fine music with the combined choir directed by Roy Whitehead. The church choir will hold regular choir practice Tuesday evenings each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Ladies Benevolent Society
Litchfield Congregational Church
Helen Smith
Union Rural Life Service
Congregational Church
Roy Whitehead
Native Assyrian Malik to Speak at Congregational Church
V Malik Verda of Oberlin, a member of a Maliks noble family that ruled in Assyria for centuries, will share his story of the Christian tragedy in the Near East at the regular morning service. He will wear native dress and speak on customs during Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Malik Verda
Oberlin
Assyria
Mr. Verda
Rural Life Service attendees and local visits noted
Grange members and friends attended the Rural Life service in Chatham on Sunday evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barth Mrs. John Yost A Taylor and more. Various visits from Cleveland Lorain Akron and Medina communities were reported among local families and readers circle plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Rural Life Service
Chatham
Stocker
Alvin Barth
John Yost
A. Taylor
Myror Barth
Joe Barth
Abbie Flanery
Vernon Bowman
Cleveland
C. L. Bowman
Lou Durkee
Lodi Hospital
S.J. Wilson
T. A. Falconer
L. O. Filkinger
Mable Long
Seville
D. O. Kindig
O. D. Kindig
Harley Kindig
Max
Clyde Holmes
Fremont
James Smith
Rescue Mission of
Lorain
Lois Jean Hastings
Charles Star
Joan
Star Scholobohm
Lakewood
Alta Hastings
Akron
Alma Lang
Vincent Weisz
Bay Village
A. J. Holmes
L. P. Juell
Claud Holmes
Brighton
Charles Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
Allene Werner
Sullivan
H. L. Pfeiffer
J. W. Welsh and Sons
Pawnee
Ohio
Mina Gott
Taylor
Nelson Scoville
Elyria
David Gates
Clarksfield Ladies' Aid and Club Meetings Report
Mrs Henry Sanford hosted Clarksfield Ladies' Aid on Thursday. Mrs Treva Phillips entertained C. P. G. with all members except one. Visitors included Mrs Nellie Harris Edith Burrows Ada Phillips and Mildred Harwood. Lew Just Sew 4 H Girls Club held its third meeting at Betty and Dorothy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Henry Sanford
Ladies’ Aid
Treva Phillips
Nellie Harris
Edith Burrows
Ada Phillips
Mildred Harwood
Lew Just Sew
Betty
Dorothy
Sewing Club Meeting Opens With Games
The meeting led by president Betty Shelden concluded sewing and played several games. The next gathering will feature a wiener roast. Numerous social visits spread across nearby towns include Mrs. Helen White of Olena and other households in Clarksfield Berlin Heights Norwalk and Elyria.
La Grange Forget-Me-Nots Meet, Plan Cooking Demo
La Grange group held its second meeting on June 6 working on projects and project books. Jeanne Jones and Eva Sigsby will demonstrate cooking at the next meeting. The club is small but enthusiastic. next gathering set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
la Grange
Forget-Me-Nots
Jeanne Jones
Eva Sigsby
Trail Blazers member details weekend WHE broadcast
During Sunday school at the Methodist church Harry Butler of the Trail Blazers class recounted his Saturday afternoon broadcast on WHE Cleveland. He was joined by several county 4-H club members and county agent C. I. Hummel of Elytia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Trail Blazers
Harry Butler
WHE
Cleveland
C. I. Hummel
Ely- Tia
Workers Conference Held at Clifford Brooks Home
The Workers Conference of the M. E. church met at Mr. Clifford Brooks home last Thursday evening. Lyndon Chapter members attended the Elyria chapter inspection Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hastings and others visited Berea hosts Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jameyson. C. E. Haulk visited Wayne County. Douglas and David Schnarr of Oberlin spend the week nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Clifford Brooks
Lyndon Chapter
Elyria
Ford Hastings
Adrian Buswell
Henry Wigert
Harold Jameyson
Berea
C. E. Haulk
Wayne Co. Douglas
David Schnarr
Oberlin
Home Makers Meet Discusses Appliances and Recess
Nine attended the Home Makers gathering with Mrs. W. D. Johnson hosting. Mrs. Jay Thayer led the business session and a round table on electrical appliances. A summer recess follows with work resuming in September. The Methodist church and parsonage work advances, including a new porch on the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Curtice and two Medina children visited Mrs. Charles Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Johnson
Jay Thayer
Leon Curtice
Medina
Charles Foster
Barton Road social notices and visits
Mrs Frank Knightley and Mrs Mary Jenkins of Dover spent Wednesday with Mrs E C Terrell on Barton Road. Miss Alice Stearns of Oberlin visited brother G E Stearns on Friday. Mrs Fred Eckert was taken to hospital for X Ray. Mrs Elizabeth Mills of Center Ridge remains under doctor care since last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson of Tiffin called on friends Sunday. A West Virginia niece visits at George Smith home Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Ruby Lamb and daughters Mrs Frank Pape and Mrs Roy Helker spent Thursday in Cleveland with Her bert Lamb. Mr and Mrs Elmer Terrell of Lakewood were Sunday visitors at E Terrell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Road
Frank Knightley
Mary Jenkins
Dover
E. C. Terrell
Alice Stearns
Oberlin
G. E. Stearns
Fred Eckert
Elizabeth Mills
Center Ridge
Raymond Watson
Tiffin, O
Marian Bainbridge
Washington
Columbia School
Margaret Stranahan
Eaton School
Zimbro
Chestnut Ridge
Jack Cooper
Cooper
Harvey Lyndes
Meyers
Ruth Hofitzer
Cleveland
A. D. Nye
Lyndes
Robert Harding
Helen Jeness
Frank Jeness
Carpenter
Edgar Hall
Lakewood
Hazel Black
Bower
Leonard Berg and
Alvin Taft
Lorain Road Congregational Ladies Aid Met in Two Groups
The North group met Wednesday at Mrs Sterling Mills Center Ridge while the West group held an all day meeting at Mrs Gilbert Stearns Thursday. A combined Sunday School and church service starts at 10 o clock. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday June 16 for the last time before the summer vacation with the West group in charge of the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Road
Congregational Ladies Aid
Sterling Mills
Center Ridge
Gilbert Stearns
Ladies’ Aid
West Group
WEE HOUR Club Hosts Pinoche Prizes
Belden residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabenstetter entertained the WEE HOUR Club on Saturday night. After several games of Pinoche prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ray Eppley first Mrs. Ida Burton second and Mrs. George Grabenstetter third. Sunday visitors at the William Law home included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Law Elyria Mr. and Mrs. Easterday Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Breckinridge Hinckley with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Law Greenwich as overnight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Easterday
Sullivan
Breckinridge
Hinckley
Roy Law
Greenwich
D. G. Reisinger
Belden Church to Host Annual Homecoming on June 12
Dinner guests gathered Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Witzel in Cleveland to honor anniversaries and birthdays. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Reisinger, Mr. and Mrs. 4 L Wise and family, Blaine Archer of Litchfield, Lee Mennell and son Dale, Elton Airie and son Duane from East Cleveland, and C D Lehman with Charles Wise. The Belden Methodist Church homecoming is planned for Sunday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Witzel
Cleveland
Reisinger
4. L. Wise
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
Lee Mennell
Dale
Lakewood
Elton Airie
Duane
East Cleveland
J. D. Mennell
Mr. Mennell
Charles Wise
C. D. Lehman
Belden Methodist Church
Belden 4-H Kan-Dew Club Holds First Meeting
The Belden boys Kan-Dew 4-H club met Monday at Neil Wise’s home with all but two members present. New member Walter Osborn joined as the 1938 constitution was adopted and future meeting time and place set. Baseball was played for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Neil Wise
Walter Osborn
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Services
Sunday morning services featured Rev. Carpenter with the theme Christ with You. Local residents shared greetings and visits with families including the Meyers, Nye, Lyndes and Sayers, and several attended funerals and school senior trips.
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Entertains Club
Edith Mae Vas Sheppe
Middle Avenue
Walter
Norman Everson
Jessie Moore
Elizabeth
Milan
Mary Beth Everson
D. J. Rousseau
George Yunker
Lerain
Ralph Reed
Fay
Aix
E. J. Rousseau
G. Moran
Kathleen
C. Rf Lampaere
Elizabeth Moore
Howard Everson
Charles Fockler
Detroit
Mich
Violetta AicCullough
F. H. McClellan
E. C. Zivers
Howard Jr
Everson
Walford Greene
Roy Greene
John W. Greene
Etna Burge
Harold D. Sheldon
Norwalk
Robert Case
Elva Case
Brown
Archie Case
Olena
M. E. Merrill
Melvin
S. E. Merrill
Clay Puder
Clarkstfield
Earl Betts
Guy Lowrey
Burnetta Barrington
Sandusky
Charles Seeley
Clement Auble
Irene Auble
Spencer
Mary Clark
Ben Fenner
Bertha McClaflin
Hyla
E. E. Edwards
Co. B. Myers
Charles
Helen
Marvelle Crompp
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
George Foster
Effie Edwards
Walter Gunn
Vern Hales
James
Lucy
DeForest Faulkner
Grafton
Elmer Hales
Penfield
Huntington News
Albert Ginstie
Lee Harris
Helen White
Willet Stone
Irvin Johns
Berlin Heights
Roy Harris
Lawson Spear
Dell Crandell
Harry Crandell
White Fox
Ethel Prentice
Pauline
Clyde
Cora Kooper
Nate Harris
Joe Nester
Fam Uy
Francis Nester
Tom Nester
Iris Hilbert
Newal Gunn
J. L. Andrews
Carl Thompson
William Twaddle
Gordon McGlenn
Jennie Hutchenson
Sarah Merrill
Floyd Phillips
Juanita
Dana Phillips
North Fairfield
George Harwood
Guy
D. B. Smith
Dorothy Burrows
Patricia
O. M. Baumgardner
Howard Burt
B. C. Burt
Leona Harris
Ed Harkness
Venice
Lowell Keith
St. Johns Hospital
Irene Rounds
Paul Thomas
South Bend
Ind
Alphonso Thomas
Owen Thomas
Auto Loans Cash Immediately Motor Car Loan CO
Illinois
Court Street
Elxrir
Western Reserve Finance
Mrs. C Foster
Oxfords
West Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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