Hospital Notes Admissions List From Local Hospital
Admissions include Delmar Forgerson 255 East Broad Merritt Laben wood Jeromesville Stanley Malik 154 Woodford F C Bradley 814 East avenue Mrs Lydia Sanders La Grange Joseph Mihalo R D No 2 Mrs Fred Dean 105 Fairlawn Discharge listed for Mrs Virgil Gariss 219 Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Forgerson
East Broad
Merritt Labenwood
Jeromesville
Stanley Malik
Woodford
F. C. Bradley
East Avenue
Lydia Sanders
la Grange
Joseph Mihalo
R. D. No
Fred Dean
Fairlawn
Virgil Gariss
Third Street
Sunshine Club Meets Thursday for Sewing at Woodman Hall
The Sunshine Club will meet Thursday at 1 PM in Woodman Hall for sewing. The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Church gathers Thursday evening at the church with Mrs D A Stanford and Mrs Emily Scrivens as hostesses. Mrs R W Stargell will speak, with special piano and vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Woodman Hall
Woman’s Association of Pilgrim Church
D. A. Stanford
Emily Scrivens
R. W. Stargell
Evening church services and local society meetings
Tonight at 7:00 Men’s Chorus sings at St Paul’s for Lent. 7:30 Grace Lutheran hosts mid week Lent service. Daughters of St. Andrew, Mrs Max Calkins meet on Ninth Street. T E B Club meets with Miss Billy Struck on Columbus Street. Tri Sigs meet with Eleanor Erickson on Grant Street. Legion Auxiliary hosts card party at Legion Home parlors. City Mission of Cleveland presents program at United Presbyterian at 7:90. St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets in I O O F Hall. Marshall Chapter R A M meets Chevalier Lodge Knight of Pythias meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Grace Lutheran
Irish Poetry Night at Local Hall Showcases Folklore
A reading event features pieces by Margery McCullough and Warren Cowen including Things St Patrick Was Noted For and When Irish Eyes are Smilin. Russel Searles presents Things St Patrick Was Noted For while Mrs Nettie Wood hosts a girls' sextette reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Russel Searles
Margery McCullough
Warren Cowen
Nettie Wood
Spring Kiddie Frock Pattern Fetches Fifteen Cents
Advertises pattern 9462 for a kids dress with chip front panel puffed sleeves and optional organdy contrast. Includes bloomers and sash bow. sizes 4 6 8 9 12. Catalog offers Spring fashion ideas with patterns and fabrics. order details listed for Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youll
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Lion Girl Meeting Sets Etiquette Review Plan
The Hamilton Reserves re meeting called to order by president Virginia Baker. Evan Rothe led a talk on etiquette at home and school. Margaret Elwood to review a book next meeting. A new adventure book will be read serially. New members Catherine Haag and Lyn Bond joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Virginia Baker
Evane Rothe
Margaret el
Ily Post
Catherine Haag
Lyn Bond
Local Medical Society hears Dr. Knapp on disease prevention
In County Medical Society gathering former Ely, now Cleveland Public Health commissioner Dr. Old J. Knapp spoke on Disease Prevention Control, a Mutual Problem, to about forty physicians. Dinner preceded the address at the Second Congregational Church dining room. A. C. Liddell of Oberlin joined the Society as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In County Medical Society
Ely
Public Health Missioner
Cleveland
Old J. Knapp
Ria High School
Department of Ith
Ry. Knapp
Second Regational Church
A. C. Liddell
Oberlin
Society
Business Women Hear Kathryn Eshler on California Trip
Members of the Women’s Department were entertained with a talk by Kathryn Eshler about a unity motor trip to California. During the social hour, Mrs Woodruff Mrs Booth and Miss Phelps served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckler
Business Wom
Kathryn Eshler
California
Woodruff
L. J. Booth
Cora Phelps
Provincial Lady in London reviewed at Literary Club
Miss Annie Thomas reviewed E M Delafield's The Provincial Lady in London at the Literary Club gathering hosted by Miss Karen Nielsen. The work is praised for humor and light social satire focusing on Pamela Pringle and family members. Refreshments followed, and Mrs Peer Nielsen attended. The club next meets March 27 at Mary Ingersoll's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Thomas
London
E. M. Delafield
Karen Nielsen
Middle Avenue
Pamela Pringle
Robert
Robin
Vicky
Mademoiselle
Miss Nielsen
St. Patrick’s Day
Peer D. Nielsen
Lorain
Mary Ingersoll
Child Welfare Dept Sews 500 Garments for Red Cross
Members of the Child Welfare and Social Service Department spent a busy day at the viub house sewing. They used 140 yards of birds eye cloth to make five hundred garments for the Red Cross. The department cuts and returns finished work to the Red Cross for distribution. Next Tuesday they plan another sewing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Viub House
Red Cross
Girl Scouts Troop 1 Elects Leaders At March Meeting
Girl Scouts of Troop 1 met at the First Congregational church on Tuesday March 14 at 4 pm. A mass meeting elected patrol leaders Marian Bridgett Alberta Wright Lucille Jacque Katherine Gates and Jean Brillhart and corporals Clarice Hensman Nola Smith Doris Jane Barber Betty Agate and Jane Athe. The session ended with Taps and Mrs Pond presenting a Scout poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 1
First Congregational Church
Marian Bridgett
Alberta Wright
Lucille Jacque
Katherine Gates
Jean Brillhart
Clarice Hensman
Nola Smith
Doris Jane Barber
Betty Agate
Jane Athe
Holy Communion and visiting clergyman at St Luke’s
Holy Communion will be celebrated at ten o clock Thursday morning with Woman's Auxiliary attending and a work meeting to follow in the build room. A noon lunch will be served. An evening service at 7 34 will feature Rev Paul savanack, rector of St Luke's Cleveland, preaching with supper for Kappa Beta Kappa in the Guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Paul Savanack
St. Luke's Church
Cleveland
Kappa Beta Kappa
Fraternity hears on college athletics at YMCA meeting
Beta Delta Beta held a Monday night meeting at the YMCA. Harry Cook spoke on college life and athletics. The Peta quartet sang as the gathering closed. Members are urged to note a special meeting at the YMCA on Thursday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Beta Fraternity
YMCA
Harry Cook
Cook
Coleen
Roland Faulhaber
Jack Tae Pherson
Jack Donnell
George Dunston
Baptist Missionary Society Hears Venezuela Update
A large attendance at the Woman's Missionary Society meeting heard Grace Bennett discuss her years of missionary work in Venezuela. Mrs. Alex Graham led devotions and a special choir presented, with Mrs. P. A. Yost Mrs. A. H. Gerenheimer and Miss Eunice Porter contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wag
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Grace Bennett
Veneguel
Venezuela
Alex Graham
P A. Yost
A. H. Gerenheimer
Eunice Porter
Daughters of Union Veterans Visit Mrs Holcomb
Mrs Holcomb entertained the Daughters of Union Veterans at her West avenue home with most members and officers in attendance. An invitation from Clara Barton Tent invited the local group to Cleveland Thursday evening. A social time concluded the meeting with plans for future hospitality by Mrs Florence Terry on March twenty eighth.
Women’s Mission Society Meets at Local Church
Twenty three members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered yesterday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Minnie Brown led devotions and Mrs. E J Bond reviewed the divisional chart. Indian rugs and pottery were shown thanks to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kolinsky and Mrs Fritz Rudin. Mrs Bond spoke on Indian music and Mrs E E Dettmann sang a solo. A dialogue highlighted the society’s work with Indians and mission schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Minnie Brown
E. J. Bond
Kenneth Kolinsky
Lakewood
Fritz Rudin
Bond
E. E. Dettmann
Grace Lutheran Junior Y. P. S. Meets in Cleveland
Miss Ann Dallman of Cleveland, Junior Chairman of the Ohio District Walther League, attended the Grace Lutheran Junior Y. P. S. meeting. Twenty five members met, Dallman spoke on membership, and the group voted to affiliate with the organization. Games and a refreshments service followed by Miss Clara Wendt, Herman Krueger and Paul Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Dallman
Cleveland
Ohio
Walther League
Grace Lutheran Junior Y. P. S
Miss Dallman
Clara Wendt
Herman Krueger
Paul Block
Entertained by Jeanne Smith and Dot Thoria
Miss Jeanne Smith and Dot Thoria hosted the S. L. 5. gathering at Smith’s home. Prizes went to Lou Kelly for his store, Joanne Sanker second, and Jinnie Wicker as consolation. Next meeting at Yvonne Sanker’s home with Betty Harpster assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Smith
Dot Thoria
Jeanne Smiuih
Lou Kelly
Hish
Joanne Sanker
Jinnie Wicker
Yvonne Sanker
Betty Harpster
Young Women’s Division Meets After Serving Medical Society Dinner
The Young Women’s Division of the Second Congregational church held a brief business session last evening at the church. Before the meeting, the ladies served dinner for the monthly Lorain County Medical Society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Congregational
Second Congregational Church
Lorain County Medical Society
Thirteen Attend Bible Class Study Meeting
The Business and Industrial Women's Bible Class met at the YWCA last evening to continue the Fruits of the Spirit study. Thirteen were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Women’s
Frank S. Harmon Lodge Prepares for Annual Inspection
Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663 F and A M held a full dress rehearsal of the Master Major degree at the Masonic Temple. Howard Stanford and his Fellow Craft team performed under Past Master Art Smith with Loris Heidrich presiding. A March 25 program features Past Master Deane Burns on "The Mystery of Low Twelve."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Frank S. Harmon
A. M
Masonic Temple
Howard Stanford
Art Smith
Loris Heidrich
Deane Burns
Members of Pow Wow Club Vote to Close Membership
Members of the Pow Wow Club of the YWCA voted to close their club a fter last evening. Future applicants will submit an application and be voted on. Marie Perry presided and outlined planned recreation activities. A review will be given at the next meeting. The session ended with a discussion on "The Kind of a Woman I Want to Be."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Pow Wow Club
Marie Perry
New Members Added to Lady Rowena Circle
At a meeting last evening at Mrs. Saran Youssey’s home on George Street two new members joined the Lady Rowena Circle. Sixten and other members attended. the afternoon featured quilting and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Gaines at 2046 Erie Street. a social meeting is planned for March 28. Mrs. J. C. Jackson visited Bellevue with her sister Miss Myrna Kissinger who then returned home after a city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowena Circle
Saran Youssey
George Street
Sixten
Hos Te
Gaines
Erie Street
J. C. Jackson
Bellevue
Myrna Kissinger
Nature in Music Debated by Elyria Group
Mrs. J Hartmen Crumley spoke to the Elyria Musical Art Society at Mrs. Elizabeth Taylors home on Washington Avenue about nature in music. She traced folk song origins from primitive tunes to medieval Europe and noted nature howls through various cultures with instrumental precedents. A varied program followed including pieces by Schubert Saint Saens Bloch and Niemann and two vocal solos. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Cushing s home with Walter Hinkle in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hark
Schubert Liszt
Helen Frey
Camille Saint Saens
Mildred Brevoort
Irene Upton
C. H. Cushing
C. C. Bowers
Mothers' Auxiliary Re-elects Officers at Marsh Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Marsh meeting of the Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian church. Officers were re elected on the nominating committee with Mrs Harold Horace as president and Mrs C L Bristol as first vice president. Mrs Robert Moore is second vice president and Mrs BELOW is secretary. Treasurer is Mrs M R Setterfield and Librarian Mrs Herbert Cooke. One change: assistant librarian Mrs Arthur Powell unable to serve due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
United Presbyterian Church
Harold Horace
Robert Sherrard
Ame
C. L. Bristol
Robert Moore
Below. Wright
Herman Pasth
M. R. Setterfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rh. &. Varsey
Bristol
Fairlawn Avenue
Women Golfers of Elyria Country Club Meet
The first meeting of the Women’s Golf Association of the Elyria Country Club was held at the club house. A luncheon for twenty three members followed, then Mrs C J Krantz, the association president, called the session to order. Mrs Ed Raus, tournament chair, announced first Tuesday matched play would begin May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wome's Golf Association
Elyvia Country Club
C.J. Krantz
Ed. Raus
Miss Pearl Reed Hosts Young Ladies Society
Miss Pearl Reed entertained all members of the Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran church at her home on 242 Eastern Heights Boulevard. She led the educational hour and then served refreshments to eighteen, with green and white color motif in the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Reed
John's
Mike Reed
Young Ladies’ Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Miss Reed
Thursday Night Pals Hold Meeting At Oberlin Road Home
The Thursday Night Pals met at JuHa Krabee’s Oberlin Road home last evening. They discussed old and new business, played aeroplane, and awarded prizes to Carrie Snoble and Rose Kasik. Barbara Kasik, soon to marry Marion Nichols, was showered with gifts. Guests included Jean Martir and La Verne Bowers among others. The next gathering will be hosted by Carrie Snoble on April 20 with a hard times party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JuHa Krabee
Oberlin Road
Carrie Snoble
Rose Kasik
Barbara Kasik
Marion Nichols
Jean Martir
LaVerne Bowers
James Kasik
Mary
James Snoble
E. Krabec
E. Neuman
Waverly Street
Local notes outline visits and health updates
Messages from Devon apartments recall safety of Mr. and Mrs. DuBroy's son in law and daughter in Long Beach. Mrs. Fred Minger remains ill at 121 Bellefield. George Coleman and Barbara Beebe visited Me dina Ohio relatives in Roosevelt Avenue home. Alfred Knapp participates in Ohio University Band concert at Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. DuBroy
Devon
Charles Flannery
Long Beach
California
Fred HH
Minger
Bellefield Avenue
George Coleman
Barbara Beebe
Medina
Ohio
J. Underhill
Grafton
Alfred Knapp
1525
East Avenue
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Knapp
University
R. E. Luschen
Kenneth
Topeka
Kansas
John Valassis
Springfield
Elyria
Emma Felger
D. S. Troxel
Washington Avenue
Windsor
Ontario
Harry Felger
Robert Maxwell
August Schoff
Detroit
Michigan
P. A. Peterman
Herman Pasth
Fremont
John A. Miller
Berlinville
C. A. Barth
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Camden school program entertains Kipton students
Kipton O March 15 Camden school chapel program led by Miss Evelyn Smith featured guitar and harmonica by Paul Sandrock and Frank Kothe a reading Burglar by Mildred Hess a cello solo by Magna Holcott of Oberlin plus readings and songs by Betty Whitney Albert Morgan Florence Em.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Camden School
Chapel
Evelyn Smith
Paul Sandrock
Frank Kothe
Mildred Hess
Magna Holcott
Oberlin
Community mingle weekend notices across Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns
Local residents hosted and visited family across Lorain Oberlin and nearby areas. Social gatherings included dinners, weekend visits, church attendance, and milestone anniversaries in Cleveland Elyria Wakeman and Henrietta, with several couples and families named among the hosts and guests.
Local Social Notes From Belden Belden Area
Belden Belden area residents share Sunday visits and gatherings. Families including Harder Wise Law and related households enjoy meals and afternoons with relatives. Nearby ties to Cleveland and Kent State Normal are noted with travel and overnight stays.
Amherst man Michael Reis dies at local hospital
Michael Reis of Amherst died at the local hospital on Tuesday at 2 PM. The body was sent to Mathews Funeral Home on East 31st Street, Lorain, for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Reis
Elyria
Mathews
East 31St Street
Lorain
Legion Conference at Upper Sandusky
Several members of Elmer Johnson Post of American Legion plan to attend the ith district conference to be held at Upper Sandusky next Saturday and Sunday.
Stonington Lodge Meeting Hosts Squires Talk
A strong turnout at Stonington Lodge F and A M met at the Masonic Hall Tuesday. Sam Squires of Elyria, deputy grand master of the Ohio Masonic order, gave an inspiring speech and was slated to become the next grand master. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Sam Squires
Elyria
Ohio Masonic Order
Amherst Briefs: Lorain and Cleveland Visitors Tuesday
F. H. Richmond from Lorain called on Amherst Tuesday. S. Squires of Elyria and Rev. James Lyon of Cleveland visited Amherst Tuesday evening. Dr. J. R. Hagen of Cleveland spent Tuesday afternoon in Amherst. Misses Mabel Wade and Ruth Paddock of Oberlin were Amherst visitors Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
F. HW
Richmond
S. Squires
Elyria
James Lyon
Cleveland
Amherst Friends
J. R. Hagen
Mabel Wade
Ruth Paddock
Oberlin
Hostess to Areme Club Meeting in Amherst
Mrs. Howard Dulmage hosted Avenue Club members at her West Main Street home in South Amherst. Mrs. Cy Battenhouse led the business session with several Amherst guests attending and refreshments served. The next meeting is set for April 11 at Mrs. Belle Brosicker’s Gaston road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Howard Dulmage
Avenue Club
West Main Street
South Amherst
H. Cy.battenhouse
H. G. Battenhouse
J. FR. Manwell
A. R. Tolhurst
G. P. Zilch
Community Guests and Family News Reach Local Homes
The item lists numerous visitors and social calls around the Werner, Draege, Wise, Bennett, Shuster, and Wise households. It notes A. L. Wise attending a Community Circle, and announces the birth of a baby girl to Fred Huff and spouse. Henry Droege and daughter Elizabeth visited Elyria acquaintance Claire Anderson after Mary Cambaugh visited Oleeva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Werner
Mike Lash
Helen
Andrew
Draege
Wm. Mohler
Bert Taft
John Hartman
Clarence Wise
Arthur Wise
Charles Wise
Arthur Bennett
Lester Shuster
Edith Shuster
Murl
Stewart Kilmer
Murphy Bros St Pa Trick Dance Night
Murphy Brothers present a Saturday dance at St. Pa with a trick dance event listed for March 18 in Avon Park and French Creek areas. The notice invites local residents to attend the community gathering and enjoy the featured performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Bros
St. Patrick
Avon Park
French Creek
Wise on Saturday and weekend visits noted
Clayton Mole returned to school on Wednesday after several weeks illness. Mardelia and Edna Baum stayed with the Lang family since their parents moved to Oberlin and spent the weekend in their new home. Nic and Mrs Ed Dambaugh and daughter Vary visited Margaret Lesserink in Avon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Week of Cleveland and Mrs Ford were mentioned. Mrs Hattie Goodman hosted guests including Carl Sithmitt family and Roy Raisch family of Valley City at Bert Goodman’s home. Marjorie Reisinger in Western Reserve University orchestra took part in operettas at Severance Hall. Cora Reisinger attended Victory quilt club meeting in Elvria. Bart Schaefer to entertain this week. Billy Stetter and Mrs Mary Pfeil joined a card party at Anthony Gornmeyer’s home with prize winners of first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Mole
Mardelia
Edna Baum
Lang
Oberlin
Carl Sithmitt
Roy Raisch
Valley City
Bert Goodman
Marjorie Reisinger
Western Reserve University Orchestra
Dida and
Aeneas
University
Severance Hall
Cora Reisinger
Victory Quilt Club
Welburn
Elvria
Bart Schaefer
Joseph Grabenstetter
Billy
Mary Pfeil
Anthony Gornmeyer
Leo Nilges
Billy Grabenstetter
Ohio Farm Bureau reelects Bailey as Tacoma leads meeting
Members of the Ohio Farm Bureau re elected O J Bailey president at a Columbus meeting. Directors named include J M Hodson George A L Cooley R E As cham W E Stough Mrs Ruth Steve A F Moon J O Eddy Max Scarff and H A West with leadership changes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm
Bu- Teatr Corporation
O. J. Bailey
Tacoma
J. M. Hodson
Pioneer
George AL. Cooley
Dover Center
R. E. Ascham
Findlay
W. E. Stough
Mansfield
Ruth Steve
St. Marys
A. F. Moon
Conover
J. O. Eddy
Marysville
Max Scarff
New Carlisle
H. A. West
Leseburg
Cleveland Stock Exchange prep as trading may resume tomorrow
In Cleveland on March 15 the stock exchange did not open for trading but members could finish unfinished business and prepare for a possible reopening tomorrow. Bank stock trading will resume after a year or more, per secretary C B Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Stock Exchange
C. B. Whitcomb
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Masian’ Matin
Petter
Aun
Lion Girl
MER Elyrian Resses
Lorain Enty Medical Meeting
Vosieh
Margaret O’connell
Wilder Lane
Roy Mil
Rawl
Carrington
Canjon
Knights OF ST. John
K. of
St. Patrick's Day
Eleanor Schrock
Rose Myers
Joe Menschein
St. Mary’s Church
Fay Walker Ostess
T. Club
T. T
Ac aRs
Leonia
Tees
Niewspapierche
Delafield
Literary Club
ST. Andrew's Church
Baptist Missionary Society
Daughters OF Union
POW Wow Club
Jade Tea Room
Phillips’ Drag
Mothers’ Auxiliary OF
United Presbyterian
Little Joe
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Darwyn Sharp
B. J. Sharp and
F. E. Sharp
Earl Green
C. G. Leidheiser
Berlin Heights
George Bickel
Frank Hagerman
Ruth Morgan
Guy Morgan
Leonard Baker
Myron Bates
Fred Ackerman
Anherst
John Gower
Flord Twinning
Pearl
Ruby Kreig
R. J. Sharp
Clarence Blackert Ard
Martha
Edith
Harold Geist
Lee Perkins
Wendell
J. W. Perkins
Ralph McAlister
Dr. Everett
Olin
Georgia Gibbs
Earl Shedd
William Geist
Gladys Reynolds
O. ¥. Carper
L. B. Hudson
Samuel Davidson
Ed Mourton
LaGrange
Coon Tyson Ot Lorain
C. H. Bayless
Charles
Wendell Bayless
Fred Brumby
Wakeman
F. A. Ingersoll
August Lang
Hugh Whitney
Ruth Whitney
Lewis Whitney
C. Bieker
E. H. Shedd
Pedro
Earl Kendeith
Henrietta
B. J. Sharn and Sons
Walter Wailford
Wendell Coven
William Sigsworth
Suodar
Belden
Reuben Law
Rocky River
Wm. Law
Pietie
Seville
George Wise
Herman Wise
Lucille Wise
Will Turner
Ruth Stock
Kent State Normal
Merton Stock
Fern
Florence Wise
Allene
Norma Werner
Litchfield
Mrs
Marcelling
Leedale’s
Swearer Elk
Allen Bernard
Church of Christ
Birkline’s
Rialto
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