Ridgeville study club June picnic and community notices
Twenty four members and children plus guest Mrs Wiggins of Elyria attended the Ridgeville North Ridgeville club annual June picnic at Mrs Andrews home. A comic amateur show followed prize pupils and plans for fall meetings were announced along with related social and Grange activities, memorial services, and local visits from area families and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Wiggins
Elyria
Andrews
Carl Hum
Fclls
Dorothy Falkner
Jean Mils
Henrietta Stayput
Baby Wish
Evelyn Stroud
Buddy Andrews
Henrietta Honored on Birthday at Date Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Date entertained relatives Sunday for the birthday anniversary of her brother Godfrey Bauman. A dinner for honored guest Godfrey Bauman and many Ohio neighbors followed by strawberry ice cream cake and coffee. The guest of honor received a fountain pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Charles Date
Godfrey Bauman
Fred Bauman
Ruth
John Haeni
Anna Aebi
Albert Aebie
Margaret
Fred Hebison
Fred Haeni
Roy Kuhn
Herman Haeni
Earl Gidden
Louise Lempke
Carl
Cleveland
John Werner
Judith
Carl Konrad
Joyce
Patsy
Lorain
Bennett Hudson
Fremont
Ernest Schneider
Flora
Florence
Herbert
Jacob Abersold
Albert Schneider
Henry Fieman
and Mirs
Fred Schat
Edward
South Amherst
Walter Schneider
Elvira
Esther Swiers
Mariha Bauman
Henry Dute
Children Day Program at Coensgregational Church
A Sunday program by the junior choir of twenty voices directed by Mrs Ray Less opened the children day activities at Coensgregational church. The second act featured a demonstration of the primary worship service held for younger children in the church parlors. After the program, former pastor Mr Harold H Hester of Red Cloud Nebraska spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownbhelm
Ray Less
Harold H. Hester
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Baptisms Held At Congregational Church On June 9
The Congregational church held Sunday morning baptisms conducted by Rev. Frederick B. Cook. The children named are Joan Marie Thourot Alice Adrienne Leimbach Evelsanm Kay Nancy Jeannette James Perry John Wai liem and Robert Lee Kelir, children of their respective parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Frederick B. Cook
Joan Marie
George L. Thourot
Alice Adrienne
William Leimbach
Evelsanm Kay
and Airs
Lewis Todd
Nancy Jeannette
and Mirs
Shigeneo Kawasaki
James Perry
Russel Miller
John Wailiem
Robert Lee
Jack Kelir
Hester Family Visits Local Congregational Church
H. H. Hester and his daughter Alma and son Harl of Red Cloud Nebraska arrived Saturday for a several days visit with friends. Hester previously pastored the local Congregational church from 1920 to 1924. His wife Mrs. Hester died last year. He greeted old friends after the Sunday morning service at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hester
Alma
Harl
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Mr. Hester
Hester
Sundar
Penfield Children Day Observed at United Church
Penfield observance of Children’s Day at United Church on June 9 featured a Sunday school program led by Abrs. Lawrence. Edith Jean Sooy sang The Lord’s Prayer with Mrs. Wayne Johnson at the piano, Rev. Werrick delivered the sermon God Concern of Children, and young participants performed songs recitations and readings including Marilyn Babel Janet Zimmerman Mary Wolfe Phyllis Bligh and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
United Church
Abrs. Lawrence
Edith Jean’ Sooy
Wayne Johnson
Werrick
Marilyn Babel
Janet Zimmerman
Mary Wolfe
Phyllis Bligh
David Reidel
Barbara Sheridan
Kenneth Park
Beverly Richmond
Henry
Donald Ferriman
Jeanetce Richmond
Anista Babel
Lorna Sooy
Frances and
Doris Browand
Dorothy Denham
Alice
Local Church Services and Wedding Announcement
Brownhelm Congregational Church led by Rev. Frederick B. Cook holds unified service at 6 30 p m with sermon Living for Giving and Young People's Sunday Evening club at the parsonage on Things Boys and Girls Can Do Together. Evangelical-Reformed and Evangelical churches list services and Sunday schools with evening activities. The Modern Followers class hosts a shower for Eleanor Cook who will marry John Bock on June 15 in Wekemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Cook
Young People’s Sunday Evening Club
Evangelical-Reformed Church
Harold Weber
R. G Pferrer
Nestor
Christian Endeavor
Melvin
Eleanor Cook
Seturdeyr
John Bock
Wekemen
Farm Council Members Host Portman Home Meeting
Air and Mrs. Herman Portman hosted Farm Council 4-C members at their home Monday evening. Topics included A Cash Basis for the Cooperative and updates from Advisory Council News and Farm Home Fires. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mildred and Venice McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kendeigh
Rex Lees
Otto Knroble
Chauncey Currier
Ernest Lamvermyer
Harry Myer
Daniel Knoble
J. W. Bess
Bringham
Bridge
Lees
Kendeigh
Air
Herman Portman
Farm Council 4-C
Co-operative
Advisory Council
Mildred
Venice McGrew
Marriage of Miss Carnahan and Bir Kuyper in North Olmsted
Miss Jeanette Carnahan of Cleveland wed Bir Johnson Kuyper of North Olmsted at the bride’s parents home on Friday June 7. Rev. John Kuyper, the groom’s father, officiated beside a floral altar with candles. Oberlin College friends attended among about 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norte Olmsted
Jeannette Carnahan
Cleveland
Johnson Kuyper
North Olmsted
John Kuyper
Oberlin College
Kent Couple Wed At Cleveland Home In June Ceremony
Miss Johanne Hyyixema and Harold Young of Kent married Saturday June 8 at the bride’s parents home on Silsby road Cleveland. The couple’s friends from Kent State University attended. About sixty relatives were present. Aliiss Hyi kema formerly of Elm road has taught at Coe School North Olmsted for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanne Hyyixema
Harold Young
Kent
Silsby Road
Cleveland
Kent State University
Aliiss Hyikema
Elm Road
Coe School
North Olmsted
Marriage Solemnized At Universalist Church North Olmsted
On Saturday June 8 at 6 pm at the Universalist church North Olmsted a marriage was solemnized between William Hawkins and Leona Scholl by Rev. William Schneider with bridesmaid Eleanor Link and groom’s attendant Loran Silk. Edward Liebenhar played music and the couple will reside in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
North Olmsted
William Hawkins
Mirs
J. J. Hawkins
Kenney Ridge Road
Leona Scholl
Bert Scholl
Phelps Avenue
Lakewood
William Schneider
Eleanor Link
Loran Silk
Edward Liebenhar
J. J. Haykins
Kouples Klub Organ Recital At Universalist Church
The Kouples Klub presents an organ recital at the Universalist church on Tuesday evening June 18 at 8 p m featuring Richard Ellsaser a boy organ prodigy. Barns Kennedy of New York City a noted organist and composer arranged for the event and urged Ellsaser to perform his composition Toward Evening in this state for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kouples Klub
Universalist Church
Richard Ellsaser
Barns Kennedy
New York City
Richard
Richard Honors Community With Tuesday Concert
Richard will honor the community by performing at a Tuesday night concert. The gifted pianist will present two piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Club sponsors benefit breakfast for underprivileged children
A committee group will sponsor a 3 meals breakfast program for underprivileged children. The event is set on the lawn of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Lewis with Dewey Read as a sponsor. It will be held Sunday morning June 16 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lewis
Dewey Read
Round Table Meeting at Karch Home North Porter Read
Mrs George Kennedy returns from two week vacation with relatives in Collingwood Barr and Toronto Canada. A Collingwood party honors her mother on her eightieth birthday. Mrs George Imrett is ill at her Kennedy Ridge home with her mother Eva Riley caring for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Karch
North Porter
George Kennedy
Collingwood
Barr
Toronto
Canada
Collingwood 3
George Imrett
Kennedy Ricge Resa
Eva Riley
IMhh convention to meet in Hent with Ohio churches
Delegates from North Olmsted church will attend the IMhh convention in Hent from June 22 to 16. Rev. William Schneider will deliver the occasional sermon at Kent on Sunday June 16 and Rev. Lee W Heilman will guest minister at North Olmsted on Sunday morning June 16 at 1 a.m. The Ladies Aid holds its regular meeting and birthday luncheon at the Coe Memorial building on Thursday June 20 with luncheon at 12 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imhh
Ohio
Hent
North Olmsted Church
William Schneider
Kent
Lee W. Heilman
Goodridge House
Cleveland
Ladies Aid
Coe Memorial Building
Death calls Wallace Beer in Pittsburg and civic notices
Mrs Wallace Beer leaves Pittsburg after the death of her stepmother Mrs W F Wright who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at a church ceremony. Burial was in Summer ville Indiana. Relatives and friends gathered at Wallace Best home and other local visits noted. 4-H club organized under Mrs semes Meek with Miss Eckert of Elyria aiding. Several local families and students mentioned in social, church, and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Wallace Beer
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Bear
Indianapolis
Marion Bear
Airs
Charles D. Bear
Tipton
Indiana
Garnet de Haven
Darton
Wallace Best
Roy Cooler
Wilbur Williams
Jack Bear
Gienic
Wellington High School
Cedar Point
Betty Bear
Baldwin-Wallace College
Semes Meek
Eckert
Elyria
Aliss Helen Microberts
R. E. Cain
Oberlin
Phiilis Preston
Arthur McRoberts
Betty
Glenn Norton
H. T. Brerley
Winona Preston
Willamith
Doake
Mabel Brown
Paul Gutman
Gutman
Arthur Whitney
T. GT
Carlisle editor speaks at LaPorte church service
Toledo editor Powell Patterson spoke at the LaPorte church Sunday as guest preacher. Reverend Thomas Hughes introduced the speaker and delivered a meditation on the characteristics of the sower. The service featured a children's meditation, a choir song Some Blessed Day by Liddle, a tenor solo by the pastor, and a notable Red Cross contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Grove Patterson
Toledo
LaPorte
Wes F
LaPorte Church
Sundey
Reveren Thomas Hughes
Liddle
Red Cross
Patterson
Little Red School House Annual Gathering at East Carlisle
Pupils and families of the Little Red School House met Sunday at East Carlisle School for a picnic lunch at 1 30 PM. The business session elected officers including President Mrs Burt Eddy remaining in place, Secretary Treasurer Bruce Alexander, Chaplain Mrs Ray Jackson, and Pianist Mrs E E Durkee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Red
East Carlisle School
Burt Eddy
Bruce Alexander
Ray Jackson
E. E. Durkee
A. P. Bailey
Howe
Oldtimers Hear School Memories At LaPorte Event
An LaPorte gathering featured memoirs from E. J. Bailey’s notes and portraits of notable locals from years past. C T Shepherd recited Blackboard Memories while Mrs E E Durkee read Old School Books on Shelf of Mines. Joyce Gregg spotlighted former LaPorte resident Henry Evelyn Kelsey of Honolulu who once lived on the Arthur Diedrick farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Ohio
E. J. Bailey
C. T. Shepherd
E. E. Durkee
Joyce Gregg
LaPorte
Henry Evelyn Kelsey
Honolulu
Arthur Diedrick
Grafton Road
Kelsey
Kilauea Avenue
Diedrick
Carlisle
Miss Gregg
Grove Patterson
Toledo
Cleveland
Grafton
Wellinston
Lod v
Elvra
Rainbow in the Heart Childrens Day Cantata at LaPorte
The Methodist church auditorium in LaPorte glowed with flowers as pupils of the Sunday school presented the Rainbow in the Heart cantata. Costumes featured flying birds and garden flowers while the Little Mothers and Rain bow choir performed. James E. Dewhurst and Reverend Thomas Hughes offered brief talks and organizers Mrs. Lester Bowen Mrs Archie Welton and Mrs Thad Rebson were thanked for directing the cantata and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
LaPorte
Rainbow Choir
James E. Dewhurst
Thomas Hughes
Lester Bowen
Archie Welton
Thad Rebson
LaPorte Ladies Aid Group Holds Outdoor Meeting and Picnic
Mrs. Robert Lee chaired Group No 4 meeting with 32 members and guests at Mrs. Lester Bowens home. A noon picnic followed by business session included sunshine report and birthday greetings for Eleanor West and Marjorie Myers. Treasures hunt awarded to Etta Johnson Ruth Myers and Doris Lee. Group II met June 5 at Mrs. Charles Bruces with a dutch treat dinner and devotionals, a five dollar Red Cross donation was approved, and lessons on Practical English and Speech began. The next gathering will be at Mrs Roy Robsons on Grafton road in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
LaPorte Ladies’ ‘Aid
Lester Bowen
Sunshine Sisters
Eleanor West
Marjorie Myers
Lee
Red Cross
Etta Johnson
Ruth Myers
Doris Lee
Pard Pickard
The
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid
Charles Bruce
Grace Parks
Grafton
H. B. McCsellough
Cherlin Road
Hult
Elyria
Carol Ann Brown
Sarah Worthington
Floyd Worthington
Roy Robson
American Red Cross
Grafton Fete Celebrates Bride-to-be Pilarczyk Wedding Plans
Miss Louise Pilarczyk of Grafton, to wed Charles Hess on June 22 at Assumption Church, celebrated with a June 8 party at the I O O F hall. Guests came from Cleveland Lorain Elyria and nearby towns. The event included bingo prizes and a luncheon for 115. Other local notices include graduates from Western Reserve University and a Vermilion dinner hosted by the Rothgerys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shephard
J. J. Byndecki
Chester Wilczak
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Grafton
Pilarczyk
Charles Hess
Assumption Church
Local residents share visits and graduations across cities
Chicago visitors and area residents attended graduations and reunions over the weekend. Families from Elyria, Lorain, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, and North Royalton joined relatives at homes, church events, and school ceremonies including Kent State University and Baldwin Wallace College.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visitors
Barton Road residents share weekend culture at the Cleveland Art Museum. Berea graduates Herman Gorhan Jr and Charles Nichols from Baldwin Wallace College. Several Elyria Geneva and Columbia families visit the N H Austin home. Bourne family preparations move to Connecticut. Charlotte Cowles stays with Mrs Stearns. Sutton undergoes appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
A. D. Crocker
Columbia
N. H
Congregational church notes June events and Linwood delegates
Thompson Sunday school held a June meeting with a picnic supper at the park Saturday night. Ladies Aid plans a Summer finale picnic at Mrs. A N Eldred home on June 20. Six youths Josephine Smith Vaneta Stroud Grace Gordon Bill Hayes Robert Ellicott Edward Devine are chosen to attend the Linwood Conference this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jennings Thompson
Ladies Aid
A. N. Eldred
Congregational Church
Linwood Conference
Josephine Smith
Vaneta Stroud
Grace Gordon
Bill Hayes
Robert Ellicott
Edward Devine
West Ridge welcomes Mrs. Creta Walker for summer visit
Mrs. Creta Walker of Long Beach California arrived Sunday at the Penfound home to visit sister Mrs. H J Penfound. Friends called Sunday to extend greetings including Mrs Katherine Unger Mrs Bertha Hinkson and Mrs Gertrude Waite from Elyria and Mrs Bessie Miller of Bryan. Also visiting were Mrs Edna Unger of Henrietta and Mr and Mrs Louis Bettcher with son Larry of Fairview Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Creta Walker
Long Beach
California
H. J. Penfound
Walker
Ohio
Penfound
Katherine Unger
Bertha Hinkson
Gertrude Waite
Elyria
Bessie Miller
Bryan
Edna Unger
Henrietta
Louis Bettcher
Larry
Fairview Village
Harmon Drusendahl
Drusendahl
Bettcher
Porter couple welcomes new baby boy
Mr and Mrs Bud Porter announce the birth of their son. Rachel Houff and Louis Ferri of Elyria joined Mr and Mrs Harrison Peters at the Oberlin Conservatory commencement concert Saturday. Mrs Charles Bryant of Oberlin with her mother Mrs Davis and Zelma and Harry called on Mr and Mrs Harmon Drusen dash Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lester Drusendahl of Cleveland visited Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John Giede and Mr and Mrs Jack Drage of Elyria with Mrs Alice Miller and her son Bobby and Mrs Edwards of Lakewood called at the Peters home Sunday afternoon. Bobby stayed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bachma
Jerry
Cleveland
John Graber
South Amherst
Don Larsen
Howard Angersbach
Oko Sare University
and Mirs
Welter Angersbach
John Hostettler
Bob
Gilbert
Elsie
Jack
Arr
M. G. Johnson
Frank Kelble
Patsy
David
Mithwenga
J. C. Slack
Oberlin
Anc
Chaurncey Currier
Capildrer
Madge
Tammy
Ernest Lamvermyer
Richard
Donald
Nener
Elton Cook
Edward
Cincinnati
Will Carruthers
Charles Cook
Zfr
Hobart Page
Rocky River
Alr
Willem Fletcher
John Mennick
Frank Page
Eli
Lorain
Albert Heusser
Bud Porter
Rachel Houff
Louis Ferri
Elyria
Harrison Peters
Oberlin Conservatory
Charles Bryant
Davis
Zelma
Harry
Harmon Drusendash
Lester Drusendahl
John Giede
Jack Drage
Alice Miller
Bobby
Edwards
Lakewood
Peters
Sewing Clinic at Methodist Church June 14
A sewing machine clinic will be held in the basement of the Methodist church on Friday June 14 an all day meeting with a pot luck dinner at noon. Miss Jances Eckert will assist and all may attend. The Mizpah class will visit Mrs W A Jewett at 819 Park View Lorain on Thursday each lady to bring a covered dish sandwiches and own silver transportation arranged leaving at 1 o clock from Mrs E D Thompson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jances Eckert
Ella Taylor
Homemaker’s Club
W. A. Jewett
Park View Place
Lorain
E. D. Thompson
Soil conservation meeting and community notes
A soil conservation meeting of farmers was held Monday night in the town hall. Gerald and Junior Bradford of Wooster visited grandparents in Roch ester, Arthur and Mrs Barnes, and L A Bradford. Mr and Mrs George Fox returned to Lorain from their farm at Center. Leona Wolfe injured her foot in a bicycle accident. Kathryn Snyder, nurse at Elyria Memorial, visited the Center. Harmonial Society of the Methodist church voted to hold an ice cream social on July 12. Viola Hodgkin led games at the meeting. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bauer of Elyria visited the Storrows for wedding anniversary celebrations. A sister, Mrs Raymond Klein, joined for a wiener feast. George Mekoleske and family dined with daughter and son-in-law at Well ington. A W Sprinkle and son Donald drove to Niagara Falls. Jerry Walton becomes new hired man at A C Pohlman home, replacing Maurice Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald and
Junior Bradford of
Wooster
Rochester
Arthur Barnes
L. A. Bradford
George Fox
Lorain
Leona Wolfe
Kathryn Snyder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
Viola Hodgkin
Herbert Bauer
Ely- Tia
Stanley Storrow
Raymond Klein
George Mekoleske
Robert Thompson
Wellington
A. W. Sprinkle
Wiles
Donald Sprinkle
Niagara Falls
Jerry Walton
A. C. Pohlman
Maurice Welch
Elizabeth Chamberlain
George Robishaw
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Lawrence Snyder
Methodist
Nova
Lynn Storrow
Zeko Johnsons
Robert Blacks
Elyria
Benny Lou Black
Methodist Church
Retta Richards
Zora Griggs
New London
William McKenzie
Billy
Brighton
Minnie Heifner
Everett Hawks
New York City
Owa
Eugene Babcocks
Frank Rowlands
Loren Pifer Place
Merle Zeigler
Robert Kingler
Lewis Jewett
Junio League Institute
Camp Crag
HH. Patrick
Mgr
Joseph Toth
Nick Lowell
Akron
Lowells
Toth
Michazel Profant
John Profant
Rosa Welch
Wilbur
Railroad Worker Returns to Duty After Time Off
Local notes report a railroad worker resuming his duties. Several residents and visitors are listed with social calls across Ashtabula Elyria and nearby towns. Notables include Rev H H Patrick teaching at the Methodist camp and the Toth family traveling to Akron after news of Nick Lowell's death.
Vera Pence Marries Clyde Lucas in Greenup Kentucky
Miss Vera Pence and Clyde Lucas wed at Greenup Methodist church with Rev. J Norris Eger officiating. Vera Pence Pence, a Ruggles High School graduate, works at Sullivan telephone. Clyde Lucas works at Wellington foundry. They reside with the groom's mother, Mrs. Chas Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
S. T. Jones
Vera Pence
Clyde Lucas
Chas. Lucas
Greenup. Ky
Miss Pence
Lucas
Greenup Methodist Church
J. Norris Eger
Social Workers plan June ice cream supper at Baker home
The Social Workers club met with Mrs. Pearl Thompson and 14 members. Mrs. Helen Norris led a brief business session, and officers were elected: President JeHa Gans, vice-president Hazel Baker, secretary-treasurer Chester Girton. The group approved an ice cream social for June 20 at Mr. and Mrs. Berle Baker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers Club
Pearl Thompson
Helen Norris
Berle Baker
JeHa Gans
Hazel Baker
Chester Girton
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Ridgeville Study Club
Charles Alford
Washington, D. C
C. Winckles
C. Parshall
C. Gilder
Mrs. P. Morgan
Bob Schmittgen
John Burke
Grange
George Taylor
Seward
A. W. Gilder
F. Mason
C. Steimmer
F. Blaser
E. Kern
Merle Gage
E. A. Brandt
L F. Diederich
M. Bartier
C. Christtiansen
C. van Wormer
Hester Taylor
Annie Nieding
Ann Wilbur
Annetta McCleland
C. Kammiller
J. E. Ely
Henrietta Certer
Henrietta Hill
Bridge Party
Bligh
Robert Berkey
Betts
Harold Sooy
Warne Johmson
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Ada Mller
LaGrange
Jay Palmer
Amfiss Etzsie Shaw
Pomona Grange
Amherst
Joe Carpenter
Emm. Sooy
Homer Carpenter
Homer Sooy
Welham Myers
New Castle
Psa
Clyde Munkler
Ray Shaw
Howard Wallace
Clair Devereaux
George Bells
Howard Andrews
Ben Thames
Vernon
Henrieta
Battery Service
Brownhelm
Council
Carnahan-Rusxsper
Hylkema
Young
Scholl—Hawkins
Biwanis Club
Little Red School
Gertrude Walsh
J. A. Knechiges
School of
Western Reserve University
Kenneth E. Lower
School of Education
B. A. Rothgery
Okagi
Vermilion
Robert Jones
Albert
Bay Village
Earl Jones
Jeanne
Robert Rothgery
Rita
Julia Jones
Minneapolis, Minn
William Tucker
Chicago
Hal Rothgery
Bernard
E. A. Rothgery
J. A. Knechtges
Detroit
Tom Knechtges
the Redeemers
E. E. Arnold
Paul Sage
Dan Bredley
Ed. Stepan
John Clark
Irma Gayeska
John
Ed Dambaugh
C. D. Lehman
C. J. Lehman
Peggy
B.C. Alexander
Janice
Bert
Merle Lehman
Marion Mull
Betty Peck
B. T. Nesbett
Robert Nesbett
Clegg
A. E. Mennell
Horace Steel
Lodi
John Behnke
Marie Baidi
Henry Shriver
Ohio State University
Columbus
Maxine Miracle
Gilead
Roland Pfeiffer
Audry
North Royalton
L. Gibson
W.B. Rowler
Steward Medert
Marlene Langdon
D. R. Dunlap
Jack Tomasheska
Painesville High School
Janet Fuliz
Hudson
Carl Tomasheska
Winifred Tran
Irma Gureska
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Mary Francis Shriver
Art Columbus
Brr
Donna Rust
Glen Rogers
Grace Park
East Carlisle
Dwight Bartlett
Myrl Biggs
Shore School
Euclid
Barton
Church Notes
Little Mass
Leona Kiebe
Jesus
Glen Zeigler
Alice Storrow
Children of America
Rose Klein
Frances Wolfe
Norma Conklin
Kentucky
V. L. Raver
Harvey Graham
Marietta
Rohleder
Brook’s Park
Nankin
Nova Boys 4-H
Harold Biddinger
Charles Currys
Guitars
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