Marriage Unites Miss Carroll and Jay Coleman at St Pauls
Dorothy Funk files report on the St Pauls Evangelical ceremony uniting Miss Maxine Helen Carroll and Jay W. Coleman with Rev. Ernst Irion officiating. The couple plan to reside at 241 Cornell Avenue after a motor trip. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Carroll, wore beige lace over taffeta. the groom is employed at American Crucible Products in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Maxine Carroll
Jay Coleman
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Irion
Maxine Helen Carroll
Jay W. Coleman
Bertha Carroll
East River Street
Coleman
F. A. Coleman
Russell Minger
Minger
4& Northern and Western Motor Trip
Cornell Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing by Location
A compiled list shows admissions and discharges across multiple locations. Names and partial addresses appear beside each entry, including Mrs. George Kai ser, Kentaro Shir aiski, and William An derson among admissions, with discharges listing Witold Kopec and several others. The Amherst and Oberlin areas feature residents and newborns such as a baby boy for Miss Faith Prices and another for Mrs. Russell Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaiser
Frankcourt
Kentaro Shiraiski
Brown Hotel
William Anderson
Rock Creek
Witold Roper
Fairlawn
George Odell
Turner St
Charles Altrecht
Spruce Harry Witt
Amherat
Rudy Piskuran
W. River
June Beck
Cleveland St
Mildred Ernst
Amherst
Donald Smith
Avon
Bord Livingston
Grafton
Robert Eady
East Ave
Witold “Kopec
Betty Ja Hraddon
Shirler Braddon
Betty Goldstein
Park Ave
Faith Prices
Oberlin
Clarence Early
Twelfth St
Minnis Knapp
Second St
Kenneth West
Sth
Russell Foster
W. Bridge St
Joh Stascak
Haron St
Lenard Reisinz
LaGrange
Richard Kanzi
Garford Are
Wedding of Betty Giede and Jack Drage announced
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Giede of 360 Furnace Street announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Jack Drage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drage of 137 Hamilton Street. The wedding was held June fifth in Wellsburg, West Virginia. The couple attended Elyria High School, with Drage graduating in 1933. They will reside at 360 Furnace Street until early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Giede
Furnace Street
Betty
Jack Drage
Arthur Drage
Hamilton Street
Wellsburs
West Virginia
Drage
Elyria High School
Dow
Harshaw Chemical Company
E . Es
Republican Women and Miss Carroll Hostess Event
Honor Miss Maxine Carroll and hostesses at Mrs. Sharkey’s home on Lodi Street with games and a prize drawing. Republican Women’s Club meeting opened with song and flag tribute for Mayor Baird and featured readings by Girl Scouts. Circle Notice hosts a gathering with prizes, luncheon, and plans for a July 20 meeting.
Bailey to Receive Grand Decoration of Chivalry
On Saturday evening June the Firs hall Past Grand Master F L Bailey will receive the grand decoration of chivalry from the Grand Lodge of Ohio. Two Rebekah lodge members will also receive the same decoration at that time. The meeting is open to the public with further announcements to follow.
Stay at Home Camp To Be Informal This Year
The WA Stay at Home Camp will be informal with two age groups. Junior girls in sixth to eighth grade meet Monday Tuesday Thursday mornings starting June 28, with options for a single week or four weeks. Seniors in high school attend Wednesday Friday mornings from June 30, with activities including crafts, dramatics, sports, singing, swimming, and special Thursday events. Registration costs vary by group, junior three days for thirty cents, senior two days for twenty five cents.
Surprise party honors McKinley PTA past president
The McKinley-Parent Teacher Association held a surprise gathering yesterday to honor Mrs. George Tulk for her tenure as president. A riverbank picnic at the Tulk home featured Hearts games, with Mrs. Morris Brown presenting a Past President pin. Mrs. A. H. West won high score and Mrs. Herman Paeth received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley-Parent Teacher Association
George Tulk
Tulk
Fast River Street
T. A
Morris Brown
A. H. West
Herman Paeth
Picnic At Filker Home Opened The Truth Seekers Event
The Truth Seekers of the Tuit Presbyterian church met at Josephine Filker’s Spruce street home last evening with two guests Jean Smith of Elyria and Mrs May Wheatley Stone of Bellville. Vice president Nellie Krugman led the business session and led devotions from Revelation. A discussion followed and a July 20 family picnic at Century Park in Lorain was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuit‘ed Presbyterian Church
Josephine Filker
Spruce Street
jJean Smith
Elyria
May Wheatley Stone
Bellville
Filker
Nellie Krugman
Century Park
Lorain
iPersonals and Society Notes From Elyria
Mrs Loons Schmidt will attend the Women’s Benefit Association conventions in Lima June 17 19 with the Guard Team drill. Harvey Altfeld graduates from Miami University and returns from Oxford Ohio with his family. several residents travel for GA R and allied conventions in Columbus. A wedding announcement notes Max Joselyn Chapman and Charlotte David to be married June 19th in Cambridge Massachusetts. Other items cover summer travel, births, graduations, and community visits across Elyria with local families and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loons Schmidt
Women's Benefit Association
Lima
Jung
Alex Altfeld
Harvey Altfeld
Dorothy
Shirley Altfeld
324
Fourth Street
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
G. E. Hockaden
Twelfth Street
Virginia Lentz
Camp Manatee
Akron
R. Holcomb
J. ©. Jackson
Nettie Clark
H. R. Wright
Columbus
Alice Kaylor
Roster Avenue
LaPorte
Hunter
Miss Young
Willard Qhip
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Eric Chapman
Max Joselyn Chapman
Charlotte David
Ben
Esther Bristor
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Chaska
Beach
Huron
Detroit
Michigan
Duke Gull
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
New York City
University of Michigan General Library
Cloyd Galt
Paul Burroughs
Ruth Pounds
O. O. Stilgenbauer
First Menietan
Lorain Yesteray
Myrtle Braun and Jacob Battenhouse Bride in Amherst Home Wedding
A home wedding in Amherst, early summer, united Myrtle E. Braun and Raymond R. Battenhouse at 2 pm with Rev. Schmidt presiding. The couple’s vows faced a fern and orange blossom altar as Lohengrin’s Wedding March played by Esther Arndt. Attendants included Mrs. Hahn and Alfred Breun with Joyce Hahn as flower girl. Post ceremony, a wedding supper was served for immediate family and clergy. The couple will reside in a new East Martin Street home after a Western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle E. Braun
George H. Braun
Park Avenue
Amherst
Raymond R. Battenhouse
Jacob Battenhouse
Elyria
C. £. Schmidt
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lohengrin
Esther Arndt
Harry Hahn
Alfred Breun
Joyce Hahn
Joyce
Mrs. Hahn
Schmidt
East Martin Street
Battenhouse
Amherst High
Eastern Stars
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Exeland
Elrria High School
St. Peter's Church
The
Amherst Oil Co
Twenty-One At Meeting of Mary Martha Class
The Mary Martha Class of St. Pauls Church met last evening with twenty-one members in attendance. They sang hymns, conducted brief devotionals, and held a short business session followed by social time. Hostesses served refreshments at small tables. The next meeting, July 20, will be a lawn party at the Pallas Home on Griswold road with the Men's Bible Class as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
St. Paul's Church
Krebs
Graber
Gunder
Worthington
Pallas
Griswold Road
Community club notices fill local calendar
Tonight Rebekah Social Club hosts a meeting for Rebekahs after the regular session. Monopoly Club gathers with Mrs A R Nowak on Robson Court. Helping Hand Society meets with Mrs Daisy Hardy at 303 Clark Street. Wurlitzer studios feature a recital by n lann pupils. Gromes meet with Mrs Myers Chapman on Williams Street. Methodist Congregational hosts a dinner at 6:20 and notes trustees voting. polls open from 1:30 to 4 p.m. United Presbyterian prayer service and Riddle study occur at the church. Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church meets at 7:30 with Mrs Jessie Raurr in La Porte. Church of Christ official board holds a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monopoly Club
A. R. Nowak
Robson Court
Helping Hand Society
Daisy Hardy
Clark
Lowell Stone
Nlann
Wurliteer
Gromes
Mra
Myers Chapman
Williams Street
Church
Tha
Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church
Jessie Raurr
la Porte
Church of Christ
Friendship Club Ring Group Tours Cleveland Day Trip
Points Of Interest Tea members of the Friendship Club Ring Group, with Miss Frances Lemon of the YWCA staff and several ladies, toured Cleveland yesterday. They visited the Museum of Natural History to view uncut stones, lunched at Lotus Gardens, toured the Juvenile Court building, and ended at the Central Branch YWCA. Names on the trip include Phyllis Hull, Betty Danner, Leora Shreve, Beatrice Fell, Dorothy Christman, Marty Louise Carr, Grace Almas, Jeanette Zach-Are Jean Swancott, and Joan ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Frances Lemon
Robert Wilson
Ellsworth Schneider
G. E. Gould
Cleveland
Museum of Natural History
Lotus Gardens
Juvenile Court
Central Branch
Cleveland Y. WC. A
Phyllis Hull
Betty Danner
Leora Shreve
Beatrice Fell
Dorothy Christman
Marty Louise
Carr
Grace Almas
Jeanette Zach
Jean Swancott
Joan Ay
Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Ellen Nelson at Gables
A pre nuptial party at the Gables last evening complimented Miss Ellen Nelson. Mrs R E Young and Mrs Son Dangerfield with Mrs Earl Leonard hosted a miscellaneous shower. Prizes from bunco were awarded to Mrs Karl Boges Mrs Leo Geiger and Mrs Jack Sullivan of Detroit. Out of town guests included Mrs Sullivan of Detroit Mrs Alva Patton of Willoughby and Mrs Mac Basore of Lorain. Twenty two guests attended a luncheon with yellow tapered tables and a yellow white motif. Miss Nelson will wed Clinton Heldrich in First Methodist on Saturday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gables
Mise Ellen Nelson
Mra
R. EK. Young
Son
Dangerfield
Earl Leonard
Karl Boges
Leo Geiger
Jack Sullivan
Detroit
Michigan
Mra. Sullivan
Alva Patton
Willoughby
Gifts for B. B. B. club members at Mayme Gibbons home
Members of the B. B. B. club were entertained at Mayme Gibbons 225 Prospect street. Edith Monschein received a bluebell sister anniversary gift, with Della Huskinson Anna Cook Louise Schacter Rita Avery Freda Kieth and Elizabeth Avery also honored. Thirty six games of bance were played, first prize to Rita Avery, second to Dorothy Davies, two to Della Huskinson, club prize to Anna Cook. Refreshments were served by Kieth and Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. B. Club
Mayme Gibbons
Prospect Street
Bluebell
Edith Monschein
Della Huskinson
Anna Cook
Louise Schacter
Rita Avery
Freda Kieth
Elizabeth Avery
Ralph Gibbons
Ed Stokes
Dorothy Davies
Kieth
Davies
Clark Street
Memorial Service for Elyria Lodges Honors Departed Members
Memorial services held by Elria Lodge No 103 I C O F and St Clair Rebekah lodges paid tribute to deceased members. Elizabeth Lewis and Karl Lehman read eulogies, Dr E J Bond delivered an address. A Past Grand Association meeting is set for Wellington on June 22. Elyria Lodge plans next regular meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrria Lodge No
Temple
Order
St. Clair Rebekah
Elizabeth Lewis
Rebekahs
Karl J. Lehman
1. C. O. B. Lodge
E. J. Bond
Methodist Church
Grand Association of District No. 7
Lorain Lodge
Wellington
Elyria Lodge
Ta Wa Si Club Holds June Meeting at Church of Christ
Honor Club Associate Mrs. I A Fridenstine of Oberlin road opened her home for Ta Wa Si Club’s June gathering. Guest Mrs. Myrtle Fridenstine Nevin, ex-Portsmouth WV member, attended. After business, members played pick up sticks. prizes went to Mrs. Martha Jackson and Mrs. Lucille Day. Florence Stetson and Evelyn Smith planned the diversion. A baby gift for Nancy Lou Huber, daughter of Inez Parmely Huber, was displayed for delivery. Refreshments for twenty were served at small tables. adjournment set for July with a picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Fridenstine
Oberlin Road
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Myrtle Fridenstine Nevin
Portsmouth
West Virginia
Martha Jackson
Lucille Day
Florence Stetson
Evelyn Smith
Nancy Lou Huber
Inez Parmely Huber
Delegate chosen for Welsh Club convention at Cleveland Hotel
The local Women’s Welsh Club held a business meeting yesterday at Mrs. H. W. Merriman’s Princeton Avenue home with Mrs. Howard Butler as devotional leader. Mrs. George Smith was named a delegate to the national convention in Cleveland on June 22 and 24. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore are to appear on the Tuesday musical program. During social hour, refreshments were served by the hostess, with Mrs. E. T. Reese as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of Women's Welsh Club
Cleveland Hotel
H. W. Merriman
Princeton Avenue
Howard Butler
George Smith
Robert Moore
E. T. Reese
Ohio State Alumni Picnic Planned at Vermilion
Graduates and former students of Ohio State University are scheduled to hold a Spring picnic at Vermilion on the Lake Friday evening. All former students in the area are invited and expected to attend. A basket supper will be eaten at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Vermilion On the Lake
Knights Of Pythias Elect Officers For Year
Cheva- Nor Lodge No. 316 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting in Woodman hall electing A. H. Ernst as Chancellor Commander William Weekly as Vice Chancellor Ernie Sparks as Prelate Charles Nagy as Master of Work A. E. Buckingham as Master at Arms Thomas O. Marsh as Inner Guard and David Ross as Outer Guard. Twenty two candidates received the Esquire rank before about one hundred visitors from Lorain Amherst Boroa and Cleveland. A special meeting will be held Tuesday evening June 29 to confer Knight rank with a team from county lodges and Grand and Supreme officers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheva- Nor Lodge
Lorain
Amherst
Boroa
Cleveland
Chevalier Lodge
Re Elect McCarthy As K of C Grand Knight
John T. McCarthy was reelected Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus at their annual officer election held Monday evening in the K of C hall. Other officers elected include Ed win C. Keyes Deputy Grand Knight, William L. Rigo Chancellor, Thomas Southam Recorder, James B. Saward Treasurer, Theodore Seward Advocate, Robert J. Younglas Warden, Arthur Foss Inside Guard, Henry Wills Outside Guard, and William Gamble Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McCarthy
the Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Edwin C. Keyes
William L. Rigo
Thomas Southam
James B. Saward
Theodore Seward
Robert J. Younglas
Arthur Foss
Henry Wills
William Gamble
Junior Order to Install Officers at Wurst Hall
Jr. Order To Install The Junior Order of American Mechanics met that night in Wurst Hall with Carl Schiebel presiding. A special discussion concerned plans for the Junior Order and D. of A. picnic when the local Council goes to the Tiffany Orphan Home. All newly elected officers are urged to be present for the installation to be conducted at the meeting July sixth. Council closed at an early hour. The members of Sigsloe gathered last evening at the home of Barbara Jennings of Middle Avenue. A lengthy business meeting planned for a club vacation concluded with a pajama party at Louise Kenrim's East Avenue home on Tuesday June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of American Mechanics
Wurst Hall
Carl Schiebel
Order
D. of A
Louise Knerim
East Avenue
Wellington high school graduates hold commence ment exercises
Mary Elizabeth Whitney Ida McConnell and Elizabeth Jordan received diplomas at Wellington high school commencement exercises on Thursday night. They attended the alumni banquet Friday night and were welcomed into the association. Other locals at the banquet and dance included Robert Bear Harold Hayes Ted Breyley and Mrs Herbert Whitney. Junior girls Dor othy McConnell Lucile Blanche Greet Evelyn Shater served. Jean Rider marked her sixth birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Rider, guests from Wellington Clarksfield and Pittsfield. Wallace Bear and children Jack and Betty Jane visited Columbus. Robert Bear returned with them that night. Mrs Ada Sherburne was hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
Ida McConnell
Elizabeth Jordan
Wellington High School
Robert Bear
Harold Hayes
Ted Breyley
Herbert Whitney
Lucile
Blanche Greet
Dorothy McConnell
Evelyn Shater
Charles Rider
Jean
Wellington
Clarksfield
Wallace Bear
Jack
Betty Jane
Columbus
Robert
Ohio State University
Ada Sherburne
iLicenses list of workers from Elsria and nearby towns
A sanitized OCR fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and occupations in and around Elsria, Lorain and nearby towns. Names include Martin Kurth, Irene Nalry, Carl G. Russell, Mary M. Turner, Abram Golechen, Celia Belecman, Mike Koscho, Mary Zabrusky, Charles Holt, Evelyn Emert, Jeo B. Williams, Eva Pauline Markel, Andrew Smith Corssar, and Irene May Neall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kurth
Torain
Watchman
Irene Nalry
Elsria
Carl G. Russell
Cleveland
Mary M. Turner
Princeton Avenue
Abram Golechen
Celia Belecman
Middle Avenue
Eirria
Mike Koscho
Lorain
Craneman
Mary Zabrusky
Charles Holt
Taorain
Evelyn Emert
Jeo B. Williams
Packer
Eva Pauline Markel
Andrew Smith Corssar
Sheffield Village
Irene May Neall
Play Is Presented By McKipley Girl Reserves
A humorous play titled Mart ering Off Father was staged in the gymnasium of the W C A Monday evening by McKipley Girl Reserves. Don Marsh played accordion before the program and Louise Goldenberg performed two piano solos during the intermission. Supervising advisor was Mrs Tony Manzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKipley
Don Marsh
Louise Goldenberg
Tony Manzo
Dinner Tonight at First Methodist Church
Members of the First Methodist Church plan a threen dinner at 6 30 this evening in the church dining room. District Superintendent Dr Vernon W Wagar will preside over business as four trustees are to be elected with polls open from 7 30 to 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Vernon W. Wagar
Elyria Club Hosts Ohio League of Women Voters Meeting
Mrs Frederick Grover of Oberlin presented highlights from the Cincinnati Convention of the Ohio League of Women Voters as Elyria members met at Mrs R J Bauer on Gulf Road. Primaries were discussed and the group decided to invite candidates from both parties to speak in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Grover
Oberlin
Cincinnati
Ohio League of Women Voters
Elyria League
R. J. Bauer
Gulf Road
Daughters of Scotia Meet in British Empire Club
Daughters of Scotia and Daughters or scons met last night in the British Empire Club and conducted routine business. During the social hour Mrs. McCaffery and Mrs. Messarios served refreshments. The next meeting will be July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire Club
McCaffery
Messarios
Community Notes From Wellington And Oberlin
Sunday reports list visitors and callers at households in Wellington and Oberlin. The Methodist society met at Mrs Stanley Pitta s home with fourteen ladies and five boys. several residents recuperate from operations or illnesses. The McConnell reunion at Ralph Camp home in Reed sburg drew seventy three members with Joe McConnell elected president and Olive McConnell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
Wellington
Wilton Sorbino
Charles Pickworth
A. Taylor
Oberlin
Carolyn Clifford
Society of the Methodist Church
Nome
Stanley Pitta
Hosteus
Ralph Williams
Medina
Ray Wiliams
Low Kiitchfield
Floyd Williams
Leroy Sinca
Mary Whitney
Donald
C. J. Whitney
McConnell
Ralph Camp
Reedsburgh
Ohio
EF. R. McConnell
Olive
Jos
Jim McConnell
George McConnell
Joe McConnell
Olive McConnell
Penfield Children Day Observed At Congregational Church
Penfield observances included a program with recitations banjo and violin solos by Warren Robin Dorothy Brientkrenz and accompaniment by Alice Reman. No services or Sunday School next Sunday June 20 Rev. Schott to preach in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Congregational Church
Warren Robin
Dorothy Brientkrenz
Alice Reman
Schott
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Irene Arpachett
Stanley Hammond
Thomas N. Gotro
Fern Barchard
Fourteenth Street
Bridge
Bunco
J. Urpschott
Yolanda Urpschott
Bert Hammond
Clara Fradley
Isius Sorority
Florence Newell
Stanford Avenue
Carol Christman
Albera Hauk
Mary Nasipak
Rosalie Seabeld
West River Street
Betty Giede
Hugh Cameron
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
David Lindberg
A. J. Fenner
Light Brigade
Women's Missionary Society of United Lutheran Churches
United States
Carl Fomelee
Bertha Flaherty
Cassie Richards
Miss Carroll
James Sharkey
J. M. Worthington
G. S
Republican Women's Club
America
J. W. Smith
B. H. Long
D. A. Baird
Bridgeland
Buchanan
David Lawrence
Frank Stetson
Cardinal Troop
Dever Hull
Doris Leatherman
Mary Agnes Welsh
Mary Agnes
Welsh
Lila Fell
Mae Clark
Jean Baun
Charlie Rawson
Marian Hunter
Joyce Maddox
Grace Jenne
Norma Woodcock
June Roiz
Oscar Dunn
Mrs. Schaub
Klara W. Schaub
Deha Road
Circle
Elizabeth Duckett
John Ray
Annabel Stevens
Chicago
Banco
Floriencee Masser
Helen Smith
Jennie Kraus
Hawaii
Acme
Adolph B. Spreckels Jr
San Francisco
New York
Arizona
iPersonals
R. G. Young
Illinois
Robert E. Young
Glenwood Street
Don Andress
St. Clair Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Hunt
Henkelcourt
Chester J. Hunt
Lester Rosenthal
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Ardell Grace
Arline Apu
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harry Sanders
Howard Stone
Belleville
A. T., Wheatley, Jr
Fairlawn Avenue
Helen Jenne
1721
Lake Avenue
Europe
Myrtle Braun
Second Congregational Church
John 5. Hecock
Nelile Hecock
W. J. Hecker
4. Bauer
Gaiety Club
Katherine Shaeffer
Kenyas Court
Dorothy Ryan
Milly Eakins
Doris von Valkenburg
Janet Stagg
Eleanor Krugman
Riverdale Court
Rebekah Social Club
O. S. A. Picnic
Knights of Pythias
McCarthy
K. of C. Grand
Sigsloe
Barbara Jenings
Middle Aye- Bue
iLicenses
M. E
Daughters of Scotia
Roy Widdowson
Willan Harris
Oberlin Hospital
Forest Rogers
C. E. Dickason
Arlene Sooy
Lucile Riggs
Faye Kies
Treva Ray
Arthur Richmond
Arlo Smith
Robert Dickason
Earl Conkle
Richmond
Mich
Ruth
Garden
Broad Street
Johnston Gift and Knit Shop
East Second Street
Studebaker Paints
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