Court Rules Sister Entitled To Collect Death Compensation
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court decides that Maud Lumley is entitled to death compensation from the Ohio Industrial Commission for the death of her brother August Bach. Bach died August 28 1935 from injuries suffered earlier that day while employed by Lorain Washed Land Company. Testimony showed this couple depended on Bach and he contributed to their support despite his unemployment at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cook
Ohio Industrial Commission
Maud Lumley
August Bach
Lorain Washed Land Company
Lumley
Commission
Elyrians to Play Roles on 20th Century Limited
Two Elyria men, W. L. Morgan and H. L. Storer, will take active roles aboard the New York Central Railroad’s streamlined Twentieth Century Limited on its first Chicago to New York run. The train will pass Elyria at 8 45 p.m. Morgan and Storer will board at Toledo, with stops in Chicago and Buffalo. the journey spans sixteen hours at about eighty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. L. Morgan
H. L. Storer
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
New York
Morgan
Storer
Toledo
Buffalo
Lorain Man Seeks Supreme Court Reversal in Death Judgment
Lorain man Nick Panchula asks the Ohio Supreme Court to reverse lower court rulings that his $1,000 judgment against Andrew Kara and Andrew Michalsky, tied to his son Paul’s Aug 12 1936 shooting death, could be discharged in bankruptcy. The defendants filed bankruptcy after the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nick Panchula
Lorain
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Andrew Kara
Andrew Michalsky
Panchula
Kara
Mihalsky
Paul
Kaya
Pancula
Supreme Court
Auto Fire First In 13 Days In Elyria
The Elyria Fire Department was called at 6 35 A M for a car fire at 602 East Broad Street owned by Ed Horace. Hose Company No 1 extinguished the blaze with water. Upholstery burned glass stained and paint damaged. a cigarette spark is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ed Horace
East Broad Street
School Officials To Attend State Meeting At Cedar Point
Elyria schools superintendent R. C. Maston and high school assistant principal J. D. Severs will attend the Ohio Educational Association meetings at Cedar Point. The event runs 8 PM Friday June 17 through Sunday June 19 in New Convention Hall. Three gubernatorial candidates have been invited to discuss education on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Maston
Elyria
J. D. Severs
Ohio Educational Association
Cedar Point
Association
Ohio
Elyrians Attend State Fair Officials Meeting
Three Elyrians attended the Spring meeting of the Ohio State Fair Managers Association in Columbus yesterday. Attendees were W. B. Richmond state association treasurer Don A. Wilmot Lorain County Agricultural Association president and R. J. Agate Lorain County Agricultural Society secretary. The state society meets semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Fair Managers Association
Columbus
W. B. Richmond
State Association
Don A. Wilmot
Lorain County Agricultural Association
R. J. Agate
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Itching
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast fix for itchy pimples rashes eczema and other skin irritations. The ad promises itching stops quickly and skin improves with application and offers a 35 cent price with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Insurance suit over car collision in Avon
The General Exchange Insurance Company sues Alton L. Urig of Avon for 241.50 alleging damages to a car driven by Edward Tomlin after a collision between Urig and Tomlin in Avon on October 16, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
General Exchange Insurance Company
Alton L. Urig
Avon
Edward Tomlin
Urig
Tomlin
Strike Delays Circus Trains In Toledo
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus started two hours late as 100 striking teamsters joined a foreman walkout over wage disputes. Air brake hoses were replaced and Caterpillar tractors used to pull trains. the troupe planned a show in Erie, Pennsylvania today amid threats of closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. O
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Toledo
Erie
Duffy Not Planning To Call Governor
Columbus Ohio June 134k Governor Davey will not be called before the special grand jury probing civil service employee conduct for the campaign fund. Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy said he does not intend to summon the governor his secretary or campaign manager. The grand jury aims to finish this week and has already heard testimony from more than 400 state employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Civil Service
Herbert S. Duffy
Toay
Duffy
TA Grand Jury
Buckeye Stages Station Relocated to Greyhoune Station
The Buckeye Stages bus station moved from the Elyria Hotel to 119 Court Street at Greyhoune. All city bus lines now list their local headquarters at the new station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Stages
Elyria Hotel
Greyhoune
119 Court Street
Communists Demand Hankow Defense From Chiang Kai-shek
Chinese communists urged Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek to defend Hankow or risk armed workers taking over the provisional capital. In a joint communique leaders Chou En-lai Wang Minz and Ching Pang-Hsien asserted Chinese troops and Wuhan workers can repel Japanese fascists, invoking Madrid and the Spanish Republicans as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kai- Shek
Hankow
Chou En- Lair
Red
Wang Minz
8Th Route Red
Ching Pang-Hsien
Wuhan
Madrid
Franco
Eleven Senators Rally Behind Van Nuys In Indiana
Eleven Democratic senators rallied to support U S Senator Frederick Van Nuys who split from the Indiana Democratic party over the court and government reorganization bills He plans to campaign in Indiana this fall as an Independent candidate seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.h
U. S
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
van Nuys
Y-Indus Club Plans Picnic At Cedar Point
Plans for a Sunday picnic were finalized at the Y M C A meeting. Members and guests will gather at the Y M C A at 12 30 P M and form a motor caravan to the Cedar Point picnic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
U Gu
Oberlin Youth Fined, Jailed for Assault Charge
Dale Johnson, 22, of Oberlin was jailed after failing to pay a $100 fine and costs from Mayor C. R. Comings for assault and battery. He was committed to the county jail last night until payment is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Johnson
Oberlin
C. R. Comings
Dobrowski Meats to meet Elyria Foundry in softball clash
Dobrowski Meats teams up with Elyria Foundry for a 6 13 p m softball game at the American Lace diamond today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobrowski Meats
Elyria Foundry
Softball Clash Set At Hamilton Diamond Tonight
Y-Indus and Dr Acker Day School teams prepare for a 6 p.m. softball game at the Hamilton Diamond. Weathered by sun the teams seek a decisive matchup on the field today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus
Dr. Ackerday
Hamilton
Han’s
Sunill
Injuries Sought $50 610 From Elyria Fire Suit
T R Cookston of LaGrange road sues Jonas Shoppe Inc and Western Reserve Building Company for 50610 claiming fire on December 26 1936 at 371 TA Broad Street damaged the block. He alleges structural changes caused fire hazards delaying his escape and causing third degree burns and the loss of part of a finger. He was in Elyria Memorial Hospital from December 28 to May 30 and cannot work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA Broad Street
T. R. Cookston
LaGrange Road
Jonas Shoppe, Inc
Buildits
Western Reserve Building Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
NLRB Withdraws Republic Steel Order
The National Labor Relations Board withdrew its order in the Republic Steel case from the Third Circuit to allow filings or proposed findings of fact. The move followed the Supreme Court vacating an injunction that had blocked the action, aligning with the Kansas City Stockyards decision on procedural grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Third Circuit
NLRB
Kansas City
Republic
Miner Held On Murder Charges In Virginia Inquest
R B Alexander a 22 year old coal miner faced murder charges after an inquest into the fatal shooting of his wife Myrtle Wilson Alexander 32 formerly of Sandusky O F F Napier police officer said a preliminary hearing is set for Friday Alexander is held without bond and he claims the shooting was accidental saying he was cleaning the gun and dropped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
R. B. Alexander
Myrtle Wilson Alexander
Sandusky
O. F. F. Napier
Cumberland Mountain
Alexander
Auto Collision Hurts Child Near Elyria
A three car crash near West River and River Road north of Elyria injures James Bryner Jr 212 years old with scalp cuts. Carol Bryner 21 of Elyria and William Roberts 39 of River Road were driving the other vehicles. Deputy Sheriff Michael Sulzem says Roberts lurched the moment of impact. all vehicles were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryner, Jr
Carol Bryner
R. D. Elyria
William Roberts
River Road
West River
Elyah
Michael B Sulzem
Roberts
Cleveland Man Fined On Driving Charge
Mayor Joseph Q. Petra in POE court fined a Cleveland man $36 and costs and suspended his city driving privilege for six months after he was charged with intoxication. The arrest occurred June 13 on Cleveland streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clore
Joseph Q. Petra
POE
Zaturski
Cleveland
Appointments Made At Ohio State
Ohio State University trustees approve several appointments in Columbus. Dr. Wendell D. Pusile will become acting Dean of the College of Dentistry on July 1. Dr. George A. Washburne will head the history department and Prof. Clyde T. Morris will chair the Civil Engineering Department. Gordon G. Humbert from Delaware is named supervisor of the Ohio School of the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ergy
Wendell D. Pusile
Newark
Ohio State University
Collegies of
George A. Washburne
Chillicothe
Clyde T. Morris
Morrow County
Gordon G. Humbert
Delaware
Ohio School of the Air
Lincoln Drummer John Collier Dies at 66 in Kenton
John Collier who beat the drums at Abraham Lincoln’s funeral in Washington has died at 66. A native of Germany and former Kenton policeman, he will be buried Thursday in Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
John Collier
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Germany
Harlan Operators Fight Interstate Question in Coal Case
Harlan county mine operators argued the federal government overstepped by charging conspiracy to violate the Wagner Act. Some asserted constitutional rights and refused to testify. others said control of their coal ended when it left the mine and was moved by railroad cars. The defense contends the case hinges on intrastate matters, not interstate commerce, despite coal crossing state lines as property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harlan County
Mech Harlan
Garth
Department Justice
Harlan
Evergreen Food Store Contest Draws Attention
The Evergreen Food Store at 35 833 Broad Street hosts a window display with one item of each product. Shoppers who find a duplicate item win a prize. Three winners were announced: H. C. Bacon, 13 Park View Avenue. Mrs A Alexander, 243 George Street. and Mrs D S Seeit, 225 Howe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Food Store
Broad Street
Cassers-by
Wndow
H.C. Bacon
Parkview Avenue
A. Alexander
George Street
D. S. Seeit
Howe Street
Assistant Attorney General Resigns in Columbus
Assistant Attorney General Heed M. Winegardner of Columbus resigned after a request by Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy. Winegardner, a Supreme Court candidate, said the resignation followed Duffy’s prohibition on campaign work for anyone but the Attorney General. He noted he had to forfeit five percent of his salary monthly since February 8, 1937.
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Columbus. O
Heed M. Winegardner
Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Winegardner
Supreme Court
Duffy
Anti Jewish Wave Spreads Through Berlin Amid Fear
Berlin reports a rising wave of antisemitic actions with sporadic incidents in cities like Koenigsberg Essen and Breslau. Authorities deny official action while many Jews seek escape at consulates as vandalism and threats increase in the Bayerischerplatz district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Koenigsberg
Essen
Breslau
Bayerischerplats
West End
New Bulletin On Insects Received In County Extension Notes
County extension agent C. Hummel reports a new edition of the garden insect bulletin. The bulletin features an article on the Flea Bessy and methods to combat this insect that punctures tiny holes in leaves of many plant types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel
Garden Insect Bulletin
Bessy
Valley City Pastor Named Delegate to National Lutheran Convention
Rev Albert Lamprechi of Valley City was appointed a delegate to the national convention of the American Lutheran Church to be held in Sandusky in October. At the Ohio District convention in Bucyrus today Rev W H Lenman of Fremont presented the retirement plan and ministers pension systems were discussed.
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Bucyrus
Albert Lamprechi
Valley C
American Lutheran Church
Sandusky
Ohio
W. H. Lenman
Fremon
Auto Collision Fatal Near Bucyrus
Edwin Dimi age 24 of Crestline died in hospital from a crushed chest after his stone truck collided with a car driven by Mrs. Robert Frost of Bucyrus. Frost children Margaret 7 and Donna 6 were seriously hurt.
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Bucyrus. O
Edwin Dimi
Crestline
Robert Frost
Bucyrus
Frost
Margaret
Donna
Headache Follows San Francisco Bay Bridge Fiesta
San Francisco extends the bay bridge celebration a three year headache as suits seek 70 000 from creditors who funded the jubilation. Also note a new opera Er Targyn from Kazakh folk songs presented in Tashkent Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Oberlin Legionnaires Hear Former Chief
The Oberlin Legion post hosted Past National Commander Harry W. Colmery for a Monday evening address at the Legion Hall. He spoke on his national leadership and the Legion’s role in citizenship and American life, drawing strong applause from members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Harry W. Colmery
The
American Legion
Karl Wilson Locke
Legion Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Colmery
Legion
Marl Wilsom Locke
Topeka
Kansas
Oberlin
Dancer Aliss Bishop Presents Recital and Review
Aliss Betty Ann Bishop will present her dancers in a recital Thursday evening June 16 at 8 o'clock in the High School Auditorium. She also announces a second performance Friday June 17 at 2:00 p.m. at the Spring Valley Country Club featuring dances of many rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss
Betty Ann Bishop
Miss Bishop
Spring Valley Country Club
Vine Rebekah Lodge Initiatory Degree and Birthday Party
At the regular meeting one candidate received the initiatory degree. A birthday party followed for members born in April May and June. Tonight the degree staff travels to Elyria for initiatory work at St. Clair lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Elyria
St. Clair Lodge
Lytles Plan California Summer Trip and Lecture Tour
Professor and Mrs. V. V. Lytle will depart this week for Claremont California to spend the summer. Mr. Lytle will read a paper at San Bernardino during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Lytle
Claremont
California
Mr. Lytle
San Bernadino
Bureau Says Russia Has Not Achieved Uniform Standard
The interior department's bureau of mines reports 20 years of communism failed to yield a uniform standard of living in Soviet Russia. It notes wide gaps in living standards and cites low labor output and high transport costs as factors. The survey says the USSR aims to produce domestically regardless of cost to become self sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interiar Department
Bureau of Mines
Russa
Soviet Russia
Russia
Soviet Union
Hungary Pays 9828 on Post War Debt in Mistyped Date
Hungarian Minister John Pelenyi notified the State Department that Hungary paid 9828 to the Federal Reserve Bank in New York as part of its post war debt to the United States. The payment follows a three year plan started last year requiring annual payments of 1 percent of the debt. The debt, though tied to post war relief for food, is widely seen as a European war debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Pelenyi
State Department
Voday
Federal Reserve
New York
Market scan shows varied grain and livestock prices
The page lists fluctuating prices for corn, wheat, beans, barley and flour, with notes on grades and futures. It also reports cattle and hog quotes, with detailed figures for white, red and mixed feeds, oats and straw, reflecting a broad county market snapshot.
Cattle Receipts and Market Activity Report
Market summary shows steady receipts across cattle sheep and calves with mixed grade runs. Heifers and steers range from common to prime condition with prices roughly from 26.50 to 50.00 per hundredweight, calves and hogs noted but less specific. Overall trade appears active with cautious steady momentum.
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Tawetian Js
RSG
Oman
Hyateher
Medi Stan
Choice Eevers
S&t
Hogis
Necesptus
Mrs Roosevelt to wear for Joan Franklin wedding in Nahant
The first lady plans a navy period gown for Joan Roosevelt’s June Nahant wedding to Anne Lindsay Clark. The dress features pillowy navy net silk crepe, Eleanor blue Chantilly lace neckline, a silk insert, horsehair stiffened skirt, and a scalloped Chantilly Bolero with navy velvet trim plus navy suede shoes and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joan
Anne Lindsay Clark
Nahant
Mass
Eleanor
Valley
West Ridge Social Roundup and Local Visits
West Ridge residents hosted and visited peers with Mrs Muriel Fisher staying with Mrs Harrison Peters. Elyria High School 1908 graduates celebrated at the 30th anniversary dinner at Elyria Country Club. West Ridge Senior 4 H members joined Lorain O P S tour Friday night including Doris Minnich Lois Eldred Corbett Walker and Chester Sprague. Mr and Mrs Wesley Sansion of Russia and Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer visited relatives on Sunday. Carlisle Grange members attended Pomona at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Fisher
Luratn
Harrison Peters
Sherman Mason
Elyria High School
Elyria Country Club
West Ridge
Lorain O. P. S
Doris Minnich
Lois Eldred
Corbett Walker
Chester Sprague
Wesley Sanision
Russia
Harry Lauer
Carlisle Grange
Pomona
Amherst
Market Prices For Various Commodities Listed In OCR Text
The OCR fragment lists diverse commodity prices and stock notes including corn No. 2 yellow around 64 to 65 cents, wheat No. 2 red 84 cents, butter around 14 to 18 cents per pound, eggs extras 14 to 20 cents, and poultry and live stock prices. It references regional grain and produce markets with multiple regional lots and varieties.
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Enuyan
Ciekens
Plymouth
Hock
Persis
North Carolina
Stack
Wklahuasha
SsiSsi
Washbanks
Combina
Linn
Transit Billith
Allee
Ste
Removal of Sheriff in Cuyahoga County Urged by Petitions
Petitions circulated by the Cleveland Crime Commission call for removing Sheriff Martin J. O'Donnell of Cuyahoga County. The group, which two weeks earlier pressed closing three suburban gambling clubs, drew about one hundred at a meeting led by Prosecuting Attorney Frank T. Culliton and Safety Director Eliot Ness. Edwards said the aim is to shut down gambling dens fueling broader crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martin J. O'Donnel
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Frank T. Culliton
Eliot Ness
William E. Edwards
Commission
Robert Ho Jamison
Edwards
Obituaries for Albert Orvis and Elizabeth Grieve in Ohio
Funeral services for Albert B. Orvis, 208 Lodi street, set for Thursday at 2:00 PM at Bittner Funeral Home with burial in Ridge Lawn. Elizabeth Grieve nee Stabe dies at Nord home 144 Spring Street Amherst after 23 years in town. survived by daughter Mrs. Nord and others. service Thursday 2 PM at Christ Episcopal Oberlin with burial in Woodlawn Cleveland. flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Orvis
Lodi Street
Bittner Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
Amherst
Elizabeth Grieve
Stabe
W.G. Nord
Nord
Spring Street
Grieve
Mt. Norris
N.Y
Thomas Grieve
Cleveland
Mary
Eric
Evan Nord
Albert Martin
Jacob Stabe
Bellevue
Frank Stabe
Detroit
Airs
Rose Redingner
Christ Eniscopal Church
Oberlin
L. E. Daniels
Corr
Zilch
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grange Wins Banner for Attendance at Meeting
Saturday attendees included Mrs. J. H. Penfound and Mrs. Nettie Eldred with their sons Lewis and Frank, Ruth Eldred, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughter Marguerite, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wittbeck. Carlisle Grange again earned the banner for the largest percentage of members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Penfound
Nettie Eldred
Lewis
Frank
Ruth Eldred
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Ed Wittbeck
Carlisle Grange
Sheffield Girl Scouts Meet at St. James Mission
Troop No. 17 of Sheffield Lake Village held a court of awards at St. James Mission. Ann Irish Alice Osborne and Viola Schroeder earned second class badges. Betty Gillen Beverly Field Marilyn McKinley Matilda Koukowski and Evelyn Koukowski received tender foot pins. A playlet titled A Girl Scout Flower Garden was presented and tea with cake was served to parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Sheffield Lake Village
St. James Mission
Ann Irish
Alice Osborne
Viola Schroeder
Betty Gillen
Beverly Field
Marilyn McKinley
Matilda Koukeowski
Evelyn Koukowski
Residents return home from visits around town
Harold Fridenstine of Murray Ridge came home after staying with cousins Joyce and Billy Johnson of North Ridge. Wayne Boyd of Ohio State University returned for summer vacation. Ruth Johnson of Gulf Road spent the weekend with cousins Dorothy and Doris Brush of Chestnut Ridge. A group from here drove to LaPorte Friday evening to serenade newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ralph O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Joyce
Billy Johnson
North Ridge
Wayne Boyd
Ohio State University
Ruth Johnson
Gulf Road
Dorothy
Doris Brush
Chestnut Ridge
LaPorte
Ralph O'Conner
Hat Floats Found as Police Seek Body in Canal
In Syracuse N Y police, after Edward Morse reported a hat floating in the barge canal, collected their grappling gear and headed to headquarters while officers continued to drag the canal for a possible body. The missing hat belonged to Morse and was recovered earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse. N
Edward Morse
Morse
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Lowspapere
Y-Indus Club
Oberlin Youth
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Miner
Ohio State
Lincoln
Valley City
Mrs
Esther Wood
Oberlin Legionnaires
California State Music Teachers Association
David H. Edward
Pennsburg
Ada M. Hastings
Elm Street
Marshall McDanel
Esther Joan
Ashland
Afr
J. M. Bright
East College Street
Charles Waternam
Barberton
Carl Berger
Searth Main Street
Springfield
Nellie Forbes
Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
Clara May
Minnie May Myers
Rockledge
Florida
Oberlin College
Morley
Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin Briefs
Carter
Hungary
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Roth
Son
Cleveland Livestock
Sederis
Dane
Paula Sucta
Toledo Ghain
Cleveland Produce
Moe
Maine
South Carolina
Alabama
Virginia
Maryland
Charles Simms
Russia Township
Schramm Road
Clifton W. Simms
Dodge Automobile
Ford Coupe
Charles F. Simms
Clayton Sooy
Orvis Funeral
Mrs. Elizabeth Grieve
Sheffield
Inaiel
Smaga
Melee McAsery
New York Central System
Stone
Greis
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