Camp Ies See Kea girls sign up for Moh program
The Y W C A at Camp Ies-See-Kea reports registrations rolling in as campers choose roles and activities. Recreational classes include swimming, archery, and team games to build health and fitness. Marian Stetson, Health Education Secretary, oversees the program with assistant Catherine Beta of Columbiana, Ohio, a Battle Creek College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Yep
Mies Marian Stetson
Astor
Catherine Beta
Columbiana
Ohio
Battle Creek College
School of Physical Education
Members Attend Morning Worship at First Methodist Church
The Frank s Harmon and King Solomon Lodges members will attend 10 45 morning service at First Methodist Episcopal Church. A Masonic Quartet led by Ackerman Scrivous Mores and Gates will sing Leff Still with Three, with Louise Brown as organist. Dr Bond will preach Man s Champion. Evening topic Those Whom Christ Offends. Church Choir directed by Robert Moore to sing an anthem. Organ selections by Miss Brown. Sunday School at 9 30 with D A Barr Superintendent. Epworth League 6 50 Berean Room led by Edward Bembower and Elyria Brown on Our Good Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘S Harmon and
King Solomon
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic
Messrs
Ackerman
Scrivous
Mores
Gates
Leff
Arthur Foote
Louise Brown
Mamaie
Bond
Church
Robert Moore
Jorgan
Miss Brown
Church School
D. A. Barr
Epworth League
Edward Bembower
Elyria Brown
Berean
Women’s Relief Corps Honors Commander Abbey at I C O F Hall
At two yesterday afternoon the Women’s Relief Corps met at the I C O F Hall to honor Commander Charles Abbey and his wife with an informal reception celebrating their birthdays. After a brief meeting, Mr and Mrs Abbey were presented to the Corns by Junior Abbey girls. The program included singing, flowers, and congratulatory messages from Oberlin and Jorain representatives, followed by performances and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
I. C. O. F. Hall
Charles Abbey
Cora Palmer
Mary Mille
Elyria Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theater Tomorrow
The Elyria Men s Bible Class convenes at 9 30 A M tomorrow in the Rivoli Theater Broad Street with President James A Hewtt presiding and opening with prayer and America. Paul Wainwright leads singing Clare Short on piano as Raymond Bowen Earl Demos Robert Mallory perform instrumental pieces aided by Jean Little. L B Hindman presents the lesson titled The Secret of Happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's Bible
Rivoli Theater
Broad Street
James A. Hewtt
America
Paul Wainwright
Clare Short
Raymond Bowen
Earl Demos
Robert Mallory
Jean Little
L. B. Hindman
Ness
Shirley Ann Strickland Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Shirley Ann Strickland of Twelfth Street celebrated her fourth birthday Friday afternoon with a small party. The children played games after which Shirley Ann’s mother served ice cream and cake and presented many small gifts to the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Strickland
Twelfth Street
Shirley Ann
Northwest Encampment 188 Holds June Meeting in I O O F Hall
The Northwest Encampment No 188 met Friday evening June 23 in the I O O F Hall with Chief Patriarch P L Box presiding. E L Bailey spoke on his Grand Lodge duties in Columbus and the new mottos action and building. honors were given to Bailey and Elyria Lodge. next meeting is July 14 with officer installations and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
P. L. Box
Bentor
P. C. McKenzie
E. L. Bailey
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Columbus
Grand Lodge
C. W. Dix
Bowling Green
Ohio
Odd Fellows
R. L. Hastings
Elyria Lodge
E. L. Bailer
Twelve graduates at Sum mer Vacation Bible School exercises
Twelve youths received diplomas at the summer Bible school graduation hosted by Banizist church. Ernest Haylor earned the most verses with 546 memorized. The event featured musical numbers and scripture recitals, with 20 represented churches. Harley Stevick showed student motion pictures and a missionary offering of 15 dollars will aid work in India and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brers
Ernest Haylor
Alma Taylor
Donald Hull
Edna Joy
Marie Combs
Lois Kieffer
Ella Bradley
Dorothy Patterson
Julia Jenkins
William Minch
Helen Harris
Richard Mathis
Harley Stevick
India
Africa
D. U. Club Elects Wanda Munz President at Howe Street Meeting
Miss Wanda Munz chaired a D. U. Club gathering at her Howe Street home. Officers elected for the year include Audrey Squire as president, Eleanor Dann vice president, Maude Conds secretary, Mate Copas treasurer, Lucille Hand recorder, and June Garford social chairman. A Vermillion cottage plan was discussed for summer. Next regular meeting set for July 1 at Eleanor Dunn’s home. Garden party luncheon hosted by Maude and Mare Copas next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Munz
D. U. Club
Howe St
Audrey Squire
Eleanor Dann
Maude Conds
Mate Copas
Lucille Hand
June Garford
Vermillion
Cieanor Dunn
Maude and Mare Copas
Wooster St
Elsma W. C. T. U. Institute Picnic Held In Lorain
The Elsma W. C. T. U. Institute gathers Tuesday June 27 at Mrs A. L. Hill home 2925 East Erie Avenue Lorain for a picnic at 12 30 followed by talks music and a Y P B convention report from Canton including invited members and friends who will bring their own luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsma W. C. T. U. Institute
A. L. Hill
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Canton
Gilbert announces daughter's marriage to Medina man
In Columbus Mr and Mrs Theodore J Gilbert announce the marriage of their daughter Trelen Elizabeth a Elyria High School art and household arts instructor to Royd Arnold Davenport of Medina. The wedding was solemnized Saturday June seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J. Gilbert
Columbus
Trelen Elizabeth
Elyria High School
Royd Arnold Davenport
Medina
Sunday School at Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday morning
Sunday School convenes at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 9 45 with graded classes. Kenneth Peters is superintendent. Rev Sayles will preach at 10 45 on Divine Enthusiasm. The choir led by Ronald Faulhaber will sing So A Voice to Heaven Bounding Tschailowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Kenneth Peters
Sayles
Ronald Faulhaber
Tschailowsky
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Olga Sonkoly at 1156 West River, Mrs. George Fortin R D 3 Griswold Road, Katherine Javish at Nurses Home. Discharges feature Dorothy Passmore 152 West Street, Mrs. Ford Passmore 152 West Street, Robert Petty 403 West River, John Hartwell 416 Park Avenue, Vivian May Smith 405 Middle Avenue, John Burke 107 Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Sonkoly
West River
George Fortin
Griswold Road
Katherine Javish
Dorothy Passmore
West Street
Ford Passmore
Robert Petty
Weat River
John Hartwell
Park Avenue
Vivian May Smith
Middle Avenue
John Burke
Princeton
Children Day program at Pilgrim Community Church
The Bible School of Pilgrim Community church presents a Children’s Day program Sunday at 10 30 AM at the church. The event features hymns a welcome reading scripture Mark 10 13 14 multiple student readings songs and solo performances by Gilbert Bauer Jean McKenzie George Hinder Lloyd Van Buren Erma Jean Hinder Harry Phillips and many others with readings titled The Unseen Playmate Birds in Summer and Soldiers March among hymn selections and piano and harmonica pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bible School of
Pilgrim Community Church
Albert Lapp
Gilbert Bauer
Hosanna
Jean McKenzie
Harry Phillips
Jesus
Dolly
Xlien Dewhurst
Pearl Cox
Great Day Ahead at First Baptist Church
Sunday promises a full program at First Baptist with Dr. Neighbour delivering two talks Election and Predestination in the morning and The Sweep and Swear of Agnosticism at night. The choir and orchestra will perform as usual a violin solo by Robert E. Neighbour the pastor's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bolivia
Leopold Auer
Neighbour
Elyria High School
Wheaton College
Peru
Sunday Services at St. Andrews Church
Sunday services at St. Andrews include an early Holy Communion at 7:30 for devotional use, church school worship at 9:30, and a 10:45 morning service with joyful hymns. The choir features visiting members, including Mrs. Florence Anderson and Asaph Jones, and the sermon titled The Temple of Life offers guidance on building the inner life. Flowers honor loved ones in Paradise as summer services aim to be short and uplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Church
Elysia
Florence Anderson
Asaph Jones
Paradise
St. Andrews
United Presbyterian Church Services Highlights
The Bible School workers meet for prayer at 9 20 A M and the school opens at 9 30. Lesson主题 Quarterly Review Jesus Our Lord and Saviour from Mark 7 16. The Session convenes at 10 30 for new member reception. Morning worship at 10 45 with the Lord's Supper. The pastor marks his 75th anniversary with a message The Creed and Service of the United Presbyterian Church of North America. Evening worship at 7 30 P M. last until further notice. Pastor speaks on The Difference between the Kingdom of God The Kingdom of Heaven and The Church. Weekly prayer Wednesday 7 30 P M. Monthly concert of prayer led by the Women's Missionary Society with Untouched Harvest in Foreign Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Workers of
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbbyteran Church of North America
Kingdom of God
Kingdom of Heaven
Women's Missionary Society
Local clubs schedule Monday gatherings across town
Monday events include the Woman's Welsh Club and Woman's Home Club meetings with Mrs Scrivene at 511 East Broad, a M E Church Progressive class picnic at Stop 8 Lake Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Eulp, a mother daughter party by the U F Club at Donna Stegman's home on Chase, Colonial Club with Mrs Alice Edwards on Broad Street, A A U W with Mrs Dave Hyman at 219 Hamilton Avenue, Mono May Club with Lil Crist on Griswold Road, and Knights of Columbus, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, King Solomon's Lodge and K of C meetups in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Welsh Club
Woman's Home Club
Scrivene
East Broad
M. E. Church
R. W. Eulp
Lake Ave
Mother Daugher
Donna Stegman
Chase
Colonial Club
Alice Edwards
Broad Street
Dave Hyman
Hamilton Avenue
Mono May Club
Lil Crist
Griswold Road
Knights of Columbus
K of Chall
King Solomon's Lodge
Welsh Club Couples Host Monday Tureen Supper
The Women's Welsh Club and their husbands will be entertained next Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Roberts on West River Road. The party will be in the form of a tureen supper at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Roberts
West River Road
Mrs Harpster Hosts Lunch for Fanny Brown
Mrs Earl Harpster of Parma entertained at lunch on Friday for her brother's fiancée Miss Fanny Brown. Brown will wed Dr Maurice Sandrock of Salem Tuesday at Oberlin Inn. Guests included Mrs Harpster, Mrs Myron Wilder of Jamestown NY, and Misses Fanny Brown Betty Brown and Maria Sandrock with Mesdaines George Brown Henry Sandreock Stanley Shaw Robert Sandrock and Liord Biggs, all of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harpster
Parma
Fanny Brown
Miss Brown
Maurice Sandrock
Salem
Oberlin Inn
Harpster
Myron Wilder
Jamestown
New York
Betty Brown
Maria Sandrock
Mesdaines
George Brown
Henry Sandreock
Stanley Shaw
Robert Sandrock
Liord Biggs
Elyria
Dorcas Class Hosts 35 Members and Six Visitors
Afra J. B. Young of Cornell avenue hosted thirty five members and six visitors of the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ last evening. Mrs T D Goodwin led the devotional period and Mrs Frank Crawford installed the new officers. Mrs J Forman was elected second vice president replacing Mrs Rar who resigned. A social hour followed with refresh ments served by Mrs Young assisted by Mrs Wis singer Mrs Goodwin and Miss Mabel Prindle. The next meeting will be a picnic at Cascade Park on July twenty eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
J. B. Young
Cornell Avenue
Dorcas
Church of Christ
T. D. Goodwin
Frank Crawford
J. Forman
Rar
Young
Wissinger
Goodwin
Mabel Prindle
Cascade Park
Elyrian Honored by Fraternity at California College
F. P. Cross Jr has been elected secretary of Eta Na Chi professional fraternity at the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
California College
F. P. Cross, Jr
Eta Na Chi
College of Osteopathic Physicians and Sugoons
Los Angeles
California
Church of Christ Sunday Activities Schedule at Second and Chapel
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets lists 10 30 a m Sunday service with L B Hindman speaking on Contemplating The Christ. Special music by Mrs D A Baird Paul Wainwright and others. Junior Church 10 30 a m supervised by Mrs James A Smith. Bible School 9 30 a m Adult functions in the Adult Apartment Funk's Class. Christian Endeavor 6 00 p m led by Mass Gertrude Mallory. Vacation Bible School graduation Friday 7 20 p m with a display of work and planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
L. B. Hindman
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Gabriel
Clark
James A. Smith
Phyllis Tracey
Betty Moss
Betty Jean Waldron
Bible School
Funk
Christian Endeavor Society
Gertrude Mallory
Auxiliary to Eagles Plans Card Party for Degree Officers
Mrs Carl Jensen led the Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles at the Eagles Hall. They approved a card party for Degree Officers next Friday with Mrs Huffman of 128 Hawthorne Street hosting. Marie Llewelyn drew the prize. The Auxiliary will meet again on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jensen
Eagles
Huffman
Hawthorne St
Marie Llewelyn
Makimiiageh License Applications
John Lehman 23 sand blaster and Helen McCracken 23 both of Lorain. Frank Smith 22 inspector and Ruth Williams 20 both of Elyria. Wayne Warner 26 electrician Lorain and Florrie Adshead 22 of Lorain. Mrs Charlotte Lewis Chesnut street attended G A R convention as Mary A Chandelier Tent representative. She was elected Color Bearer No 1 for the convention in Columbus in June 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lehman
Sand Blaster
Helen McCracken
Lorain
Geesey
Frank Smith
Inspector
Ruth Williams
Elyria
Wiseman
Wayne Warner
Florrie Adshead
Dowell
Charlotte Lewis
Chesnut Street
Newark
Ohio
Mary A. Chandier
Daughters of Union Veterans
Lewis
Columbua
Local social notes from Elyria and vicinity
Mr and Mrs Clark Maddock Mr and Mrs H W Huston and Miss Kathleen Maston spent yesterday at Toledo Beach La Salle Michigan to help Clark Maddock and Raymond Huston celebrate their twenty first birthdays. C H Merthe left for New York on a business trip for several days. Mr and Mrs P L Jewett of Youngstown Ohio will be entertained for the week end by Mr and Mrs W D Taylor of Eastern Heights Blvd. Trene and Richard Upton left for Linwood Park for a Young People's Conference. Born to Mr and Mrs George Fortin R D No 3 Griswold a baby boy at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs E L Bailey returned from Columbus Ohio where they attended the Grand Lodge session of IOOF. Mrs A R Funk and sons Lloyd and Melvin of Reynoldsburg Ohio arrived to attend the marriage of Miss Doroth Burt and Robert Funk today. Mr and Mrs Marvin Bruce of 115 Quincy Street announce the birth of a baby boy at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday. Miss Lora Gillis is swimming and baseball instructor at a Camp at Lower Lake in Fryeburg Maine. Reverend and Mrs Frank Webb and children of Manor Pennsylvania were guests of Mrs S H Strickler this week. Mr Webb was formerly choir director at the Elyria Church of Christ. Mr and Mrs Charles Cottier will be guests of friends in Lindsey Ohio over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Verner Leidheiser and son Kenneth and John Allen of Vermilion will be weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Eckenroad of Harvard Avenue E E Wilson of this city and M M Wilson of Cleveland leave tonight by motor for St Louis. Mrs E E Wilson will accompany them as far as Indianapolis to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Maddock
H. W. Huston
Kathleen Maston
Toledo
la Salle
Michigan
Raymond Huston
C. H. Merthe
New York
Merthe
P. L. Jewett
Youngstown
Ohio
W. D. Taylor
Eastern Heights Blvd
Trene
Richard Upton
Linwood Park
George Fortin
Griswold
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. L. Bailey
Columbus
Ohilo
Grand Lodge
I. O
Manor
Pennsylvania
S. H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Webb
Elyria Church of Christ
Charles Cottier
Lindsey
Verner“Leidheiser
Kenneth
John Allen
Vermilion
Harvey Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
E. E. Wilson
M. M. Wilson
Cleveland
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Social Roundup from Grafton and Nearby Areas
GRAFTON June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seckt and son Lloyd with guests from Cleveland visited relatives in Erie Pennsylvania. Local families hosted numerous visitors from Detroit Elyria Rocky River Cleveland and Eaton. Attendees celebrated birthdays with Cedar Point picnic meals. Illness news includes Mrs Carl Yost's pneumonia recovery and Mr Rothgary ill with blood poisoning. Neighbors shared visits at Oberlin Elyria and La Porte while planning gatherings at various farms and social events.
Dance Tonight at Bailey's Inn with Nichols Orchestra
A Hungarian dinner event at Bailey's Inn tonight features the Nichols Orchestra. No cover charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Orch
Local Social Notes From Columbia and Nearby Areas
Sunday evening gatherings include Mr and Mrs C E Lehman in Columbia and Mr and Mrs Karl Roas of Butternut Ridge. The Booy reunion is set for June 22 at Clayton Sooy’s home. Funeral services for Walter Kilnect were held at home with Rev E R Haines officiating and burial in Belden cemetery.
Needle Guild Society Meeting Nears Summer Break
Mrs. Francis Ward hosted the Needle Guild Society in South Ridge O on June 24 with a regular business session. No meetings will occur in summer. plans include a July picnic and an August Wiener roast. Social time followed a tureen supper for members Mrs. Arthur Ernst Mrs. Matilda Dramm Mrs. Milton Baus Mrs. Gust Smith Mrs. Conrad Ernst Mrs. Charles Dehn Mrs. Joshua Thompson and guests Mrs. Albert Haist and daughter Maxine Lorain Misses Mabel Dehn Ethel Thompson Annette Peabody Madge Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Francis Ward
Needle Guild Society
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
Matilda Dramm
Milton Baus
Gust Smith
Conrad Ernst
Charles Dehn
Joshua Thompson
Albert Haist
Maxine of
Lorain
Mabel Dehn
Ethel Thompson
Annette Peabody
Madge Ernst
W. C. T. U. Institute Attended by Local Ladies
Mrs. Mary Eppley Mrs. Milton Eppley and son Bruce Mrs. Elmer Beal and daughter Jewell and Mrs. George Kittle attended the W. C. T. U. Institute held at Carlisle Grange Hall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.c. T. TU. Institute
Mary Eppley
Milton Eppley
Bruce
Elmer Beal
Jewell
George Kittle
W. GC. T. U. Institute
Carlisle Grange Hall
Friends of Conrad Ernst Improve and Sit Up
Friends note Conrad Ernst is improving and able to sit up a short time each day. Mrs. Virginia Christman of Elyria visits Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Snyder and family. Mrs. J. P. Bechtel spent Thursday in Cleveland. Mrs. Albert Haist and daughter Maxine of Lorain visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dehn, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Ernst
Virginia Christman
Elyria
E. F. Snyder
J. P. Bechtel
Cleveland
Albert Haist
Maxine
Lorain
Charles Dehn
Death notices and sympathy in Sullivan area
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Gail Heiffner in the death of her grandmother Mrs Addie Johnson aged 80 years and one month. Mrs Johnson died near Akron and rests in Sullivan Southview cemetery. Mr Joseph Slack died at his South Main home after two weeks illness. Funeral services Thursday. He leaves wife two sons Ralph Slack of Wellington and Hugh Slack of Sullivan, two grandchildren and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Heiffner
Addie Johnson
Johnson
Akron
Sullivan
Southview
Joseph Slack
South Main Street
Slack
Ralph Slack
Wellington
Hughe Slack
Eaton Grange Meeting Set for June Twenty Seventh
Eaton Grange 1964 will hold their next regular meeting at the Grange Hall June 27th. Each lady is to bring two bags containing not more than two articles of food. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Grange
Grange Hall
Fragmentary Verse Reflection on Life in Forty Years
A compact archaic line about living many lives within a three score and ten, honoring the poet and storyteller. The fragment evokes shared human experience across generations and artistic voices.
Horace on Original Themes and The Poet’s Dilemma
A note on the Latin poet Horace who lamented the difficulty of finding a new theme for writing. The remark reflects on creativity and originality in classical literary culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
A House Frock Pattern 9602 From Marian Martin
House frock pattern 9602 offers an easy, inexpensive sewing project with scalloped details and slender seamings. The ad promotes matching a Marian Martin pattern book and predicts a neat wardrobe boost for outdoor time, listing sizes, yardage, and mailing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Fabrica
Frice
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Miss Clara Taylor Mistakenly Told Police Visitor She Was Married
A Buffalo woman, Clara Taylor, claimed to have been married and to wed again, but a policewoman corrected her, revealing she had never married and did not intend to, leaving the interaction unresolved in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Clara Taylor
Contemplate Taking a Second Husband Sparks Local Conversation
Miss Taylor was arrested on a charge of fortune telling, a case that has drawn attention as residents discuss changes in relationships and social norms. The incident highlights legal limits on fortune telling practices and community reaction remains mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Philosophers' Speculations Reflect Viscera States
The wisest thinkers often sound either hopeful or hopeless, mirroring their internal bodily condition. This remark links inner health to outer philosophical stance.
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Methodist Church
Relief Corps
Mrs
Abbey
Restaurant
Son Croenne Tat
KE. L. Bailey
Vacation Bible School
W. C. T. U. Institute
Helen Gilbert
Davenport
Emmanuel Lutheran
Pilgrim Church
ST. Andrew's Church
United Presbyterian Church Services
Mrs. Harpster OF
Young Home
Makimiageh
the Pettibone
Grafton
Carl Seckt
Lloyd
Wilbur Armstrong
Wallace Dimaline
Eaton
Guy Durkee
P. H. Rogers
Donna
Lois Rogers
Ralph Hoffman
Allen
Rocky River
Harold Kelly
Cedar Point
Kelly
Hoffman
C. A. Heath
L. Seamons
O. H. Pitkin
la Porte
F. E. Schriver
A. C. Beers
Elsie Schriver
Oberlin
Fred Haight
Haight
Dewey Aldrich
Ora Sprague
Orville
Sprague Farm
J. A. Chamberlain
Lucia
Chamberlain Farm
Hamburger Home
Martha Jane Schriver
George Myers
B. T. Nesbett
Della Myers
Rothgary
B. A. Rothgary
Belden
la Grange
A. C. Beara
H. B. Belden Spant
C. E. Lehman
Columbia
Karl Roas
Butternut
Ridge
A. B. Root
Booy
Clayton Sooy
D. A. Swarts
Ira
New Philadelphia
Walter Kilnect
E. R. Haines
Fred Kilnect
Mildred Summerton
Lodi
W. D. Johnson
Mark Kelner
E. Schriver
Rose McClelland
Mars
Estella Aldrich
J. C. Aldrich
Laverne
EF. E. Durkee
Charles Gest
Carlton Smith
Gust Schmidt
Abram
Valley City
Cuyahoga County Beekeepers Association
Brookside Park
Elizabeth Schwarer
Wilhelmina
Lee Kinnect
Mary Frances Schriver
George Grabenstetter
Erhart
Esther Pfeiffer
Henry Ingersoll
Delia
Traveler’s Inn
Large - the - Beer
Tallterre
F. Guth
Chirotonsor
Bell's
Court Street
Elyria Business College
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Linwood
Nakomis
4411
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Phone
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