Engagement Announced For Miss Karen Nielsen and Herbert Folken
Miss Karen Nielsen announces her engagement to Herbert G. Folken at a gathering at her home on 1114 Middle Avenue. Guests from Lakewood Ohio and New Haven Ohio attended. Nielsen and Folken share ties to Oberlin and Iowa State College. no wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Nielsen
Herbert G. Folken
N. D. Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Miss Nielsen
H. Folken
Ames
Iowa
Mr. Folken
William E. McFarland
Treva Ferguson
Lakewood
Ohio
Charles B. Crouch
New Haven
Max van Wormer
Dorothy Boor
Nielsen
Denison University
Rockford College
Rockford
Illinois
Oberlin Business College
Folken
Ilona State College
Ames Ia
Farmhouse Fraternity
Doane Agricultural Service
Elyria Woman's Club Meeting Moves to March Eighth
The Elyria Woman's Club schedules its regular meeting for Wednesday March eighth at 7:00 p m shifting from 2:00 p m. Guests may accompany one member and supper is served from five thirty to six thirty by the Business Women's Department. At eight o'clock Joseph Remini will lecture privately in Cleveland College on comparative literature. Mrs Dorothy Fuldhsim concludes her lecture series with From Fez to Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club, Inc
Business Woman’s Department
Joseph Remenri
Cleveland College
Dorothy Fuldhsim
Fez
Derby
Woodman Hall
A. Freeman
Mesdames E Dill
M. Diltz
C. Wendell
J. Bemis
Holy Cross P T A Enrolls Fourteen New Members
Holy Cross Parent Teachers Association met in Holy Cross church hall for its March session with thirty eight members present. Fourteen new names were added to the roll. A business session discussed the Akron conference on April tenth and eleventh but no delegates were appointed. A Sunshine box was provided for coin collection to aid in cheerful cases. The next meeting is set for April seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross P. T. A
Holy Cross Parent Teachers Association
Holy Cross Church Hall
Akron
Emmanuel Lutheran guest preacher and church activities
Emmanuel Lutheran church lists Rev. F E Strobel as evening guest preacher at 7 36 P M with the field missionary to Greater Cleveland and the young people's choir singing Sweet Hour of Prayer. Morning worship features Rev Sayles on Victory Over False Ideals and Abide With Me sung by the choir. Sunday School meets at 9 45 A M under Kenneth Paters. Public invited. Royal Neighbors to observe 38th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. E. Strobel
Greater
Cleveland
Nevin
Sayles
Kenneth Paters
Jolly Eight Club Meeting At Emma Bourquin Home
Jolly Eight Club met at Emma Bourquin's house at 411 Park Avenue with members Emma Bourquin Dorothy Thayer Stanley Knott Vivian Richards Margaret Shafer Betty Bell Margaret Taylor Shirley Simpson Natalie Nock and Natalie Mack present. After a brief business session a dance game awarded prizes to Betty Bell and Natalie Mack. A luncheon followed. The group plans to meet again in two weeks at Margaret Taylor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Emma Bourquin
Park Avenue
Dorothy Thayer
Stanley Knott
Vivian Richards
Margaret Shafer
Betty Bell
Margaret Taylor
Shirley Simpson
Natalie Nock
Natalie Mack
Mar-garet Taylor
Eastern Star session notes with Red Cross sewing plan
A short business meeting of the Order of Eastern Star heard guest Mrs. Bowers associate matron of Galion Ohio Chapter. The Avenue Club president announced an all day Red Cross sewing meet at the Temple on Friday March tenth with lunch served at noon. The Rainbow Girls sponsored by O E S meet Monday at 7 56 in S O O F Hall. girls aged thirteen to twenty may attend by petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Bowers
Galion Ohio
Avenue Club
Red Cross
Temple
Order of Rainbow Girls
S. O. O. F. Hall
Blue Bird Sunday School Plans April Tureen Supper
The Blue Bird class of the Second Congregational Sunday School met at the church for a tureen supper and solv ing jigsaw puzzles. They arranged to host a tureen supper for families at the April meeting with nine attendees including Gertrude Storer Mildred Haldeman Loretta Botemer Helen Boynton Beatrice Haliday Ruth Wilcox Mary Cordrey Thelma Shober and guest Evelyn Starker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Sunday School
Gertrude Storer
Mildred Haldeman
Loretta Botemer
Helen Boynton
Beatrice Haliday
Ruth Wilcox
Mary Cordrey
Thelma Shober
Evelyn Starker
Miscellaneous Shower Hosted by Miss Evelyn Wilson
Miss Evelyn Wilson of Hast avenue hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. George Smith Jr Rowena Caldwell last evening. Three bridge tables and one bri ce were played with prizes won by Mrs. John Vosloh Mrs. Gerald Leonard and Miss Catherine Herschler. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wilson
Hastavenue
George Smith, Jr
Rowena Caldwell
Brice
John Vosloh
Gerald Leonard
Catherine Herschler
Juanita Gibbs
Alice Smith
Elizabeth Day
Edna Smith
Catherine Darlington
Lorain
Marie Wilson
DeEtte Wilson
Lowry Snow
Fred Vosloh
H. R. Wilson
Lon Caldwell
C. J. Smith
George Smith, Sr
WT. G. Wilson
Beebe Veterans Auxiliary Past Presidents entertained
Mrs Nina Rhoades of Beebe court assisted by Mrs Ida Riley hosted the Past Presidents Veterans Auxiliary yesterday afternoon. Nine members attended with regular business followed by a program. Prizes went to Mrs Nina Hitsman and Mrs Refenning. Refreshments were served. The group will meet again on April 7 with Mrs Mary Claycomb on Fourth Street and Mrs Hattie Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Rhoades
Beebecourt
Ida Riley
Presidents Veterans Auxiliary
Martha Refenning
Rhodes
Nina Hitsman
Refenning
Mary Claycomb
Fourth Street
Hattie Smith
Church School Assembly for Worship and Choir Program
All church departments gather in the church for worship at nine forty five. The service led by the minister features the high school girls choir. A cordial invitation extends to those without a permanent church home to worship at ten forty five. Sermon by Rev. William Muir Auld. The choir will sing God is a Spirit by Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Muir Auld
God
Bennet
Mrs Maybell Iurser Hosts New Book Group
Miss Maybell Iurser opened her Roosevelt avenue home yesterday to organize a new book group for young married women. The group meets on the third Thursday each month with travel and history books. Mrs Roy Crymer and Mrs Earl Bacon will host the next meeting on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybell Iurser
Roosevelt Avenue
Roy Crymer
Earl Bacon
Weekly events at Y M C A schedule list
The YMCA announces a weekly program of girl reserves and club meetings. Activities include Gates Jefferson at 3 39 Monday, Gates Hospital reserves at 6 30, Book Review group Tuesday at 2, Bible class at 3 30 and Pow Wow supper at 6, Friendship club and McKinley reserves Wednesday at 3, Round Table at 7, Ely reserves Thursday at 3 30 and Rear Up Club at 7 30, Washington reserves Friday at 3 and Franklin St Mary’s reserves at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates and Jefferson
Gates Hospital
Tesday
McKinley
Ely
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary’s
Community club and church group meetings listed for Monday
Susanna Wesley class of Meth odist church meets with Wilma Scheuneman at 840 Walnut. McKinley PTA hosts an evening meeting led by the fathers. First Con Guild entertains. E L F Club meets with Mrs T H McKenney at 123 Chase. St Marys Locality Literary Club gathers. Woman's Home Club with Mrs Elsi Scrivens at 309 Mast Broad. Dorothy Fuldheim features on Turkey at p.m. I C O F chorus rehearses 7 30. Musical Art Society Choral Dept at Y M C A at 6 p.m. Neighborhood District 11 class with Mrs Snowden 344 Tenth at 2 30. Bible District 12 with Mrs R C Baird 320 Seventh at 2 30. Mothersingers at 1 39. Church of Christ Mothers meet. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Assn meets at K of C. Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meet. Rainbow Girls at I O C F hall 7 30. Veterans of Foreign Wars meet. Cascade Lodge Masonic chorus rehearsals. Mrs Minnie Browns Bible class with Mrs Yenus Heidrich 845 E H Blvd at 2 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Methodist Church
Wilma Scheuneman
Walnut Street
McKinley P. T. A
Fathers
First Con’ Guild
T. H. McKenney
Chase Street
Literary Club
St. Mary's
Woman's Home Club
Elsi Scrivens
Mast Broad
Dorothy Fuldheim
Woman's Club
P. m
Turkey
Musical Art Society
Snowden
Tenth Street
R. C. Baird
Seventh Street
Church of Christ
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Ags
K. of Chau
Canton Lorain
Auxilary
Rainbow Girls
C. F. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cascade Lodge
C. S
Masonic Chorus
Minnie Brown
Yenus Heidrich
E. H. Blvd
Dr Neighbour Continues Salvation Series With Two Sermons
Dr Neighbour announced a two part Sunday program as part of Salvation Made Plain. Morning sermon on By Grace through Faith and not of works and evening message on Revelation themes. The revival draws large crowds with 22 baptisms and six new names last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbour
Fishermen's Club
Grafton
Henrietta
Ife
Chas. E. Neighbour
Philadelphia
G. A. Brown
The
Presbyterian Church
Fishermen’s Club
I. H. Amore
Evangelical Church
World Day of Prayer at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
The World Day of Prayer and Vision Study of Living Issues in China was held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with twenty in attendance. A noon tureen lunch was served chaired by Mrs. H A Straw and Mrs. J Coniam. Miss Betty Taxlor, Mrs. Reinich and Mrs. Coniam reviewed the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. A. Straw
J. Coniam
Betty Taxlor
Reinich
Coniam
Bible school hours and Loyalty Day services announced
The chart lists Bible school at 9 54 a m with a lesson on Jesus Giving Life and Health. A Loyalty Day service at 10 45 emphasizes pledges for the new year starting April 1. Young People meet 6 30 p m. evening worship 7 30 with a sermon on The Difference Between Salvation and Rewards. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 at Mrs. George Yost’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Young People’s Society
George Yost
East Avenue
Hoffner
Charles Abbey Junior Club No 2 Sees Officers Installed
The Charles Abbey Junior Club No 2 met at Lois and Eleanor Palmer's Lake Avenue home. Eleanor Palmer was installed as senior vice during the business session. New members Mary Helen Kolopos and Ruth Miadock were obligated. One guest attended and refreshments followed. Next meeting is March seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abbey
Lois
Eleanor Palmer
Lake Avenue
Mary Helen Kolopos
Ruth Miadock
Paul Palmer
Widening Circle Continues Study at Baptist Church
The Widening Circle of the Baptist Church met Friday afternoon for a spirit filled session. Mrs. F O Wilford led the Holy Spirit lesson as 38 members answered roll call with the word Service. Tea was served by the social committee chaired by Mrs. L H Dunfee. The Circle will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church House
F. O. Wilford
L. H. Dunfee
Frank Wilford explains commissary operation for W C department
At a Woman's Club Civics and Political Science meeting Frank Wilford, chairman of Elyria's Commissary Commission, described how the system supplies relief to about 6000 people. He outlined the card registration, field inspections, competitive bidding, and strict quality controls while noting the strain on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frank Wilford
Elyria
Wilford
Earl Taylor
Howard Butler
J. R. Holcomb
George Richwine
Scouts Attend Evening Service at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel streets hosts a Boy Scouts appreciation service with officers and the Scout committee present. The program features Donald Kensman trumpet, Mrs. D. A. Baird contralto, Paul Wainwright tenor, and Mr. Hansen on solo numbers, plus various hymns, duets, and postlude. Reverend Fowler will preach on Where Is the Lord God Of Elijah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Scout Committee
Donald Kensman
D. A. Baird
Paul Wainwright
Hansen
Page
Jesus
Tuller
Benke
Clausman
Fowler
Elijah
Mra. Baird
Christ
Southgate
Calvary
Danks
Alleston
Adelia Arndt
Koontz to Speak at Fields M E on Right Living
At 16 15 morning worship Rev John G Koontz pastor will preach The art of Right Living The sermonette for youth is Beard lammer and Nails Loretta Sweet will play a born 5010 Mrs Lee Andrews and Miss Velma Andrews will sing a vocal duet Junior Choir led by Miss Andrews will offer an anthem Sunday school meets 11 15 am attendance rising Young People Fellowship four gathers 7 pm in the league room led by Miss Marilyn Lyndes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Koontz
the Fields M. E. Church
Loretta Sweet
Lee Andrews
Velma Andrews
Miss Luena Hull to Speak on Lift of Jesus at Pilgrim Church
Oberlin student Miss Luena Hull will address the Oberammergau inspired theme The Lift of Jesus during a Sunday evening service at 7 50. Reverend Orville C Jones will preach Confessions in a Protestant Church as part of a sermon series Using Psychology in Religion at the 11 o clock morning service. Pilgrim choir, directed by Mrs Herbert Young, will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Oberammergau
Luena Hull
Oberlin
Pilgrim Community Church
Orville C. Jones
Pilgrim Choir
Herbert Young
Mrs Wherry Hosts Four O Clock Club Luncheon
Mrs J G Wherry of Ohio Street hosted a Friday luncheon for the Four O Clock Club. Two book reviews were featured including Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw correspondence read by Mrs R G Rockwood and The Diary of a Provincial Lady read by Mrs W B Hubbell. Mrs Rudolph Siegfried to entertain at 315 Princeton Avenue on March seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wherry
Ohio Street
Four O'Clock Club
Ellen Terry
Bernard Shaw
R. G. Rockwood
E. M. Delafield
W. B. Hubbell
Rudolph Siegfried
Princeton Avenue
On Being Damned Sermon At First Methodist Service
Dr E J Bond of the First Methodist Episcopal church selects On Being Damned as tomorrows 10 45 am sermon. The chorus Miss Louise Brown organist offers Prelude in B Flat Major anthem Holy Art Thou offertory Kamennojf Ostrow Postlude in D Glazounoff. Evening sermon at 7 30 pm God Living Voice with Prelude Deep River anthem To Lord Be Merciful offertory Serenade Badine and Postlude in D. The Epworth League hosts 630 pm discussion The Right Use of Money in the World with Miss Louise Allebach and Margaret Minch in charge. church school meets 9 50 am D A Burr superintendent. Nursery in parlor 1045 with Epworth League supervision Junior Church 1045 with Miss Leona Mowry superintendent. Membership drive starts tomorrow during service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Brown
A. Thomas
Ifandel
Kamennojf Ostrow
Rubinstein
Glazouieff
Grooms
Merciful
Franck
Badine
Gabriel-Marie
Glazounoff
D. A. Burr
Church Nursery
Epworth League
Leona Mowry
Louise Allebach
Margaret Minch
Breeveort
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Ledger
Admissions list includes Alex Mihalo R D No 3 Mrs Marian Chandler No 6 Frank court Mrs Emma Both ary 405 Lodi street Discharges note Mrs Peter Jay jack baby boy 178 Fairlawn Mrs Norman Kaiser baby git 21 Artemas court Mrs Frank Ig nasik baby boy 517 East River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mihalo
R. D
Marian Chandler
Frank Court
Emma Bothary
Lodi Street
Peter Jayjack
Fairlawn
Norman Kaiser
Artemas Court
Frank Ignasik
East River
First Sunday in Lent at Local Church
The weekly Lent observance begins with a 10 45 morning service including Holy Communion and a sermon on Jesus temptations in the wilderness. The sermon links temptation to daily life and urges churchgoers to resist evil for spiritual strength. An offertory anthem is sung and Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15 followed by Lent evening discussions on parables. All young people are invited to Sunday night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
W. H. Dixon
Kappa Beta Kappa
Elyria Men's Bible Class Meets at River Theatre
The Elyria Men's Bible Class gathers tomorrow at 9 50 A M in Broad street's River Theatre. President James A Hewitt opens with America and prayer, L B Hindman gives the Bible Lesson, and Paul Wainwright performs songs. All men not part of other Bible Classes are welcome to join this hour of study. The Reception Committee should report at 9 30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
River Theatre
Broad Street
James A Hewitt
America
L. B. Hindman
Paul Wainwright
Social Evening of Z. U. Ladies Hosted by Miss Dunn
Miss Eleanor Dunn hosted the Z. U. society at her Princeton avenue home after a business meeting. Games followed and refreshments were served. The next gathering is planned two weeks from now at Fauline Geitgey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dunn
Princeton Avenue
Fauline Geitgey
Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs George Hillmer visit Detroit to see relatives with Miss Ruth Taylor returning home in Detroit Walter Barlow stays in Toledo and Detroit for several weeks Mr and Mrs H McCoy travel to Washington DC for inaugural festivities C A McMillan and William Bird visit McKeesport PA Mr and Mrs Charles B Crouch of New Haven Ohio visit Nielsen home in Middle Avenue Archie Chester visits Norwalk Elyria friends Ridgeville Girl Scouts spend two days at Camp on North Abbe road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hillmer
Detroit
Ruth Taylor
Walter Barlow
West Ninth Street
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
H. (. McCoy
Harvard Avenue
Washington, D.C
C A. McMillan
William Bird
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Charles B. Crouch
New Haven
N. D. Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Archie Chester
Norwalk
Elyria Friends
Ridgeville Girl Scouts
North Abbe Road
Poultry Conference Set in Lorain County March 16
Lorain county poultrymen will study problems at a March 16 conference at the Elsha Y M C A under the county agricultural extension service. Five speakers will cover topics from the poultry industry and county extension program to feeding, egg quality and disease forums. The program includes talks by C I Hummel P B Zumbro L A Malik and J T Burris with R W Treat closing the event. The Lorain county poultry committee assists, including T H Breyley F C Kellogz LeRoy Shirkey Jay Whitney and Ernest Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elsha Y. Mf. C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I Hummel
P. B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
L. A. Malik
Strongsville
Pr J. T. Burris
State Department of Agriculture
Zumbro
R. W. Treat
Wooster
County Extension Service
Lorain County Poultry Committee
T. H. Breyley
Wellington
F. C. Kellogz
Litchfield
LeRoy Shirkey
Elyria
Jay Whitney
Kipton
Ernest Reisinger
Columbia
Spring Pattern 0469 Frock for Practical Living
The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department advertises Marion Martin designs with pattern 0469 for sizes 34 to 46. It highlights a simple chic frock with tiny turn back revers, semi beltless silhouette, short or long sleeves, and requires 3 3 yards of 36 inch fabric in size 36. Catalogs and patterns priced at 15 cents, combined 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Banking crisis talks shape two and three day holidays
Washington officials from both administrations labored through the night at the White House, the Mayflower Hotel, and the Treasury on plans to strengthen the banking system. A two day holiday was announced for New York and a three day break in Illinois as the talks continued under tight security with Mills, Woodin, Hull, Glass, Moley, and Roosevelt advisors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Mayflower Hotel
Treasury
New York
Iinois
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mills
William H. Woodin
Federal Reserve Board
Mayflower
Mitchell
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Woodin
Cordell Hull
Fishermen's Club Evangelistic Services Slated
The Fishermen's club of Elyria will conduct evangelistic services at the Evangelical church at Henrietta on Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishermen’s Club
Fishermen’s Club of
Elyria
Evangelical Church
Henrietta
Mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn Sunnite
Dewey Fackler calls as Carleton Diedrick's Orchestra plays for a mixed dance at Nuhn's Barn in Sunnite with an evening of music and social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuhn
Sunnite
Carleton Diedrick
Dewey Fackler
Hasten Relief To Stricken Provinces
Tokyo reports a nationwide relief push after earthquakes and tidal waves killed more than 1,500 and destroyed 3,600 homes. Snowstorms worsen homelessness as hospitals fill. Japanese troops lead aid, refugees are organized, and railways carry supplies free of charge. Government tax collection is suspended in affected districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Swiss steak dinner and Rebekah funeral gathering
A Swiss steak dinner is planned Tuesday from 11 to 1 at M. E. Church. All members of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at 1 PM at the I O O F Hall to attend the funeral of Sister Anna Aebie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
St. Clair Rebekah
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Elyria Woman’s Club
Joseph Remenyi
Happy Hour Club
Anna Pogan
15Th Street
George Mate
Sanko
Gver Bell Clothing Co
ORDER
Eastern Star
Blue Bird
2Nd Cong’s
Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
First Congregational
NEW Book Group
DR. Neighbour
United Presbyters I Church Services
Charles Abbly JR
Lur
Palmer
Widening Circle
Edward Grieg
Flyria Masonic Chorus
John E. Wickler
Henri Gilbert
J. Martin Beck
Walter Hinkle
Harvard Brown
Walter Smith
Masonic
Ralph Williams
Harland Brown
A. Emmett Adams
Arthur Meale
Nola
Felix Arndt
Mr. Beck
Mr. Williams
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Johannes Braims
Arthur Foote
Pota de Pablo
Pablo de Sarasate
Paganini
Will Marion Cook
Leon Jessel
Chopin
Luise Reichardt
W. H. Neidlinger
Dudley Buck
Mr. Willams
Charlies Huerter
Discovery
Miss Louise Brown
Robert Burns
A. G. Cornelius
G. Fred Hrieth
A. W. Scrivens
Borace Smith
Frank Spencer
Ralph W. Standen
John von Blum
C. M. Ackerman
E. G. Baxter
L. C. He Eeck
E. H. McConnell
Leroy Phiel
J. W. Smith
Edgar Sutliffe
C. J. Whidden
C. Ralph Wallliams
James Davidson
E. E. Dettman
C. Harrison
A. G. Highgate
Paul R. Hines
C. L. King
George C. Martin
Carrol T. Post
Sidney, Smith
Walter O. Smith
William D. Tayior
Harry Warren
HT. D. Brown
Wilfrid Bowdler
C D. Carpenter
J. C. Champion
Myron Foote
Edgar Gates
G. A Lamberton
H. B. McCullough
A. E H. Moses
E. W. Rule
William C. Schuur
It. E. Stinchcomb
W. C. Department
Pilgrim Church
Mrs. Wherry
First Methodist Episcopalhurch
Elyria Men's Bible Class
the Treasury
Beauty
Carpenter's Beauty
Marcelling
Leedale’s Beauty Shop
Swearer Bik
Hovis & Faulhaber Eagles
Broad ST
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
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