Galaxy Club Plans Post Easter Dance At Legion Home
Members met at Mrs. Theodore Seward's home 129 Cascade street to finalize a post Easter dance for April 22 at the American Legion Home. Miss Ora Champion was named general chairman and tickets were distributed. A new member, Miss Margaret Stirzaker, was elected. The next meeting will be April 4 at Miss Champion's Ninth street home. a tureen dinner will be served at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaxy Club
Theodore Seward
Cascade Street
American Legion
Miss Ora Champion
Margaret Stirzaker
Ora Champion
Ninth Street
Six O'Colck
From the Wilderness to the Garden Lent Plan
The Sunday School at Second Congregational grows with interest in Lent services themed From the Wilderness to the Garden. Morning sermon The Great Teacher questions His authority and teaching methods. Evening program features orchestra, solos, dance, and offerings under Rev. Wiseman and Miss Thelma Page with works by Verdi Gounod Spross and Tchaikovsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
Verdi
J. Martin Beck
Irene Upton
Bercuese
Gounod
Mrs. Shepherd
Mr. Bird
Mr. Shepherd
the Nile
Leroux
Little Pink Rose
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Will O’the Wisp
Charles Gilbert Spross
Ernest R. Ball
Pilgrim Church announces Sunday services by Rev Jones and guest
Rev Orville Jones will preach at 11:00 A M on Plucking Thistles and Planting Flowers at Pilgrim Community Church. Od C Lehrman of Oberlin confers at 7:30 P M with As Man Judgeth. Pilgrim Choir directs music. Church School meets 3:39 A M with Arthur Scrivens supervising. children plan Easter vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Jones
Pilgrim Community Church
C. Lehrman
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Pilgrim Choir
Herbert Young
Church School
Arthur Scrivens
Dorcas class recalls history at church supper
The Dorcas class met at the Church of Christ for a tureen supper with about one hundred attendees. Reverend Fowler led devotionals while Mrs. Richard King presented a fifteen year history of the group and many former officers and teachers attended. Music featured Doris Monroe with two solos and several instrumental duets, and a birthday tribute to Mrs. W. C. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Fowler
Richard King
E. J. Howenstine
Mildred Cope
Deane Burns
D. A. Baird
Alice Wilmot
Harriett King
Biw Robert 800
Miss King
Dick Roeseman
Russell Dean
C. Cook
L. A. Walters
J. Schoenherr
E. Thamert
East Side Division Hosts W R C Meeting
Richard Allen Post Women’s Relief Corps met in I C O F Hall with president Charlotte Lewis presiding. Relief committee chair Helen Hubbard reported illness keeping members home and several birthdays were announced. Next meeting set for April fourteenth. East Side Division served a twelve o clock dinner. Mrs Guy Byars will attend all services Sunday at the Harmony Baptist church in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen Post Women’s Relief Corps
I. C. O. F. Hall
Charlotte Lewis
Relief Committee
Helen Hubbard
East Side
Selock
Guy Byars
Huaity Baptist Church
Lorain
Christian God sermon at First Methodist with Bond
Tomorrow morning at the First Methodist Church Dr. E. J. Bond will preach on The Christian God with a schedule of organ preludes anthems and postludes by Debussy Holden Lott and Gounod The evening message Better than Riches will be delivered at 7 30 with Come Unto Me sung by the choir and Louise Brown as organist The church school junior church and Epworth League hold their activities schedule with leaders D A Burr Leona Mowry and Dorothy Rawson invited to all young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
Debussy
Holden
Lott
Gounod
D. A. Burr
Leona Mowry
Church Nursery
Epworth League
Chureh
Dorothy Rawson
Margaret Minch
God
W C A Weekly Events Schedule Rendered
The page lists weekly W C A activities with times and groups including Gates Jefferson Hamilton Suni Pow Wow Notawa Ely McKinley Rear Up Friendship and Washington Franklin St Mary’s Girl Reserves. Tureen suppers and Bible class are noted on multiple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Jefferson
Gates Hospital
Hamilton
Suni
Friendship Club
Ely
McKinley
Notawa
Washington
Franklin and St. Mary's
Sacred Concert by Hand Quartet at Church Service
The Church of Christ at Secong and Chapel Streets hosts soprano Airs R B Hand returning to the Hand quartet for a 7 30 pm service program of sacred numbers with Clare Short at the piano. Mr Fowler preaches after the musicale about Make Us Glad with a 10 30 am service following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Secong
Chapel Streets
Airs
R. B. Hand
Delibes
Webhbe
Beulah Land
Miles
Mr. Jann
Lord
Roberts
Mrs. Hand
Jesus
Barnby
Noel Polonais
Guilmant
Mise Vane Ponte
Christian Hyteayor Society
Sop
Fowler
Schedule of Services at United Presbyterian Church
The 1 cent schedule lists Bible School with teachers and offerings, a reception for new members, and the Communion service. It notes a sermon on The Work of Peace in These Trying Times, a Young People meeting, and a study on Prophecy Everlasting. The Bible School Cabinet meets Tuesday at 7:30 and the annual congregational supper and business meeting is Wednesday at 6:30 with supper served beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Wit
Daniel
Bible School Cabinet
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include John Knight of Grafton and Mrs Isadore Schwartz of 424 Washington avenue. Alexander Lalone at HR. D No 2. Mrs Fred Koepp of 228 W Ninth street. Discharges include George King of 379 Turner street. Mrs Tom Ixa zmerczak of Grafton. Mrs Kenneth Schneider and a baby sitter at Step 7 Lake avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knight
Grafton
Isadore Schwartz
Washington Avenue
Alexander Lalone
Fred Koepp
Ninth Street
George King
Turner Street
Tom Ixazmerczak
Kenneth Schneider
Sitt
Lake Avenue
Epworth Leas Meeting at Meth odist Church Social
Epworth Leaguers enjoyed a Spring social at the Methodist church last evening. Tables were decorated with crepe paper and yellow flowers. Kenneth Barclayard hung banners, and refreshments followed the program chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. E J Bond. Before the social a Bible study met at seven led by Miss Mariep Uni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leas
Mrembers
Methodist
Tooms
Kenneth Barclayard
E. J. Bond
Buble
Mariep Uni
Lutheran pastors preach Sunday services in Lorain churches
Reverend Melv nucesv of First Lutheran will preach Sunday evening at seven thirty in Emmanuel Lutheran. A 22 voice choir under Roland Fauliabes will sing Bless the Lord by lan doff. Reverend Sayles will preach What Following Christ Means at nine o clock morning service. Choir sings Where He Leads Me by Davis. Sunday school at nine forty five led by Superintendent ievneth Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melv Nucesv
First Lutheran
Lorain
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Roland Fauliabes
Landoff
Sayles
Christ
Davis
Sipentendent Ievneth Peters
Special Communion Service for Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of St John
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John will gather at St. Mary's Church and hold a special communion service Sunday morning at eight o'clock with the group attending as a unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John
Knights of St. John Wi
St. Mary’s Church
Love for Good and Man Sermon at Lear Will church
The fourth murder service marks the day with 7 30 service and 9 30 church school. At 10 45 a sermon on love for God and man addresses misconceptions about divine existence. Offertory anthem God So Loved the World. Kappa Beta Kappa members travel to St. Luke's Cleveland for a 5 pm service and supper regional meeting. Adult confirmation class Tuesday 8 pm in the Guild room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoka Ion
God
Kappa Beta Kappa
St. Luke's Church
Cleveland
Jolly Eight Club Formed by Eight Young Ladies
Eight young ladies met at Delores Holliday’s home to establish The Jolly Eight Club with Marian Stanford as president Emma Goodman as vice president Grace O Malley as secretary treasurer and Marian Stark as press correspondent. Members include EmmaLou Erdman Anna Masher Marian Stanford Grace OMalley Marian Stark Josephine Daly Delores Holliday and Emma Goodman. After business scion games and lunch were served. The club will meet April 1 at Marion Stark’s home 385 Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores
Jolly Eight Cluwh
Marian Stanford
Emma Goodman
Grace O’mally
Marian Stark
Emma Lou Erdman
Anna Masher
Grace O'Malley
Josephine Daly
Delores Holliday
Elyria Men’s Bible Class and YWCA Study Group Form
At 980 ool ebah tomary morning the Elyria Men’s Bible Class will meet at the Risol Theater Broad Street. James A Hewitt will lead with the singing of America and with prayer. Hindman will present the Bible Lesson. A cordial invitation extended to all men not affiliated with Bible Classes. The YWCA Study Group organized yesterday at Mrs Roy Clymer’s home chose The Metropolitan Club theme. Nine members attended the first meeting and planned the next gathering at Arm strong’s home on Fastavenis shen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Men's
Brn
Risol
Broad Street
Presid
N. James
Hindman
Wil
Ted Ye
Y.W.C. A
Roy Clymer
Wa Vall Avenue
Tra Emilions
Weper Armstrong
Fastavenis
Rardons
Mary Wamsley Hosts Club Associates Evening
Miss Mary Wamsley entertained associates in the O. E. ON club last evening at her Cornell avenue home. The group planned a 4 YumaMaze sale, Pridge provided the diversion, and a luncheon followed. April fourteenth is the date for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wamsley
O. E.on
Cornell Avenue
Pridge
Birth of Daughter Joan Katherine Bushman in Cleveland
A daughter named Joan Katherine was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Bushman at St Atin's Maternity Hospital Cleveland on March 23rd. The family resides at 314 Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bushman
Fifteenth Street
Joan Katherine
St. Atin’s Maternity Hospital
Cleveland
Community events fill Monday schedule at local church groups
Progressive class members and families share a thrteen supper at the Methodist church at 6 30. A high school play is presented by students and open to the public. Various clubs and sororities meet at designated members’ homes or public venues including the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hugh Kirkbride
9Th Street
WFLW
Sunny Side Up
George Smith
Prospect Street
Pi Omicron
Mary Gray
5Th Street
Dubl
Dee
L. Snow
East River Street
Mary Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Margaret Hewitt
Park Avenue
First Baptist Church Prepares Evangelistic Campaign
The Fisherman's Club cot tage prayer meetings draw over three hundred as the First Baptist Church readies for an evangelistic campaign starting April 6. Charles E Neighbour of Philadelphia will lead the last two weeks. Dr R E Neighbour preaches Sunday on The Prisoner Before the Bar. Robert E Neighbour, the pastor's son, plans return from South America to Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisherman's Club
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Neighbour
Philadelphia
R. E. Neighbour
Daniel
Belchazzar
Robert E. Neighbour
South America
Elyria
Business and Professional Women Club Card Party
Twenty two members and guests attended a card party hosted by Miss Bertha Schulze with helpers. First bridge prize went to Miss Alice Foler, hearts prize to Mrs Emma Dill, and consolations to Ruth Pape Vanita Hubbard and Elizabeth Freese. Next meeting set for April sixth at Mrs Frances Hammond on Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Schulze
Helen Nichols
Maud Dunham
Bess Schulze
Bridge
Alice Foler
Ruth Pape
Vanita Hubbard
Emma Dill
Elizabeth Freese
Frances Hammon
Adams Street
Reverend Young to Speak on Character at North Ridgeville
At North Ridgeville Congregational Church Reverend Young will discuss "Character is What Counts" in the morning sermon. An evening program at 7:30 will invite a discussion on Walter L. Pitkin's book Life Begins at Forty, with Pitkin, a journalism professor at Columbia University, as subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Young
Mr. Young Sarg
Walter Pitkin
Columbia University
Under Gray Skies sermon at First Congregational Church
Rev. William Muir Auld will preach Under Gray Skies at Sunday service beginning ten forty five. Mrs George Tulk will sing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Samuel Liddie with the choir. All are welcome. church school begins at nine thirty and visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
D. D
George Tulk
Samuel Liddie
First Church
Jy. H. Club Is Entertained
The L. H. Club met at Miss Betty Samar's home at 241 Columbia Avenue. Members celebrated Miss Barbara Rogers on her thirteenth birthday with gifts. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother Mrs. R. F. Lamar. Next meeting set for Miss Jeanne Smith's home on Harvard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Club
Betty Samar
Columbia Avenue
Barbara Rogers
Sorority Marks First Birthday At Pettibone Tea Room
Seven members celebrated the Sorority's first birthday last evening at the Petti bone Tea Room on Third Street. Yellow and blue decorations and souvenir menu cards highlighted past year officers. Miss Maybell Burner, educational director, attended. Monday evening Miss Margaret Hewitt of Park Avenue will join for a 7:30 study program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Pettibone Tea Room
Third Street
Maybell Burner
Margaret Hewitt
Park Avenue
Frank Family Heads to Erie for Orchestra Contest visit
Mr and Mrs Gerald Frank and family travel to Erie Pennsylvania to visit Mrs Frank s mother. On Monday Mr Frank will tour eastern state orchestras for the state orchestra contest at Clearview school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Frank
Erie
Pennsylvania
Northwest Encampment to Hold Big Meeting Friday
The Northwest Encampment No. 188 held its regular session with P. L. Bov presiding. Officers reported a good attendance and plans were announced for an entertainment night on April 14 featuring Grand Patriarch B. E. Rhoads and Ward Bliss with novelty acts. An Edison PTA program at Gates school followed, highlighting a play Wieners for Wednesday and a sequence of musical and dramatic acts led by Jefferson Junior High musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
P. L. Bov
R. L. Hastings
P. C. McKenzie
Onio B. E. Rhoads
Middletown
Ward Bliss
Hebekahs
Lasavenings
Edison P. T. A
Gates School
Mre 4
Little Red Shoes
Miss Thompson
Minnie Sage
Paul Palmer
Mrs. Amidon
Mildred Findlay
Laura
Irena Fell
Virginia Stewart
Gerald Rice
Oscar
Earl Krugman
Marjorie Rossiter
H. C. Esgar
Arthur Moelk
Louise Fox
Edna Malterer
Betty Shafer Hosts K B F Club Bridge Night
Miss Betty Shafer entertained K B F Club at 258 Kenyon Avenue with two bridge tables and prizes to George Peloquin Jane McGuire and Clara McGuire. Yellow and green decor framed the luncheon course. The club plans to meet March 31 at Jane McGuire’s home 409 Kenyon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Shafer
Kenyon Avenue
George Peloquin
Jane McGuire
Clara McGuire
Local notes on medical recoveries and travel
Miss Beatrice Machovina of Grafton recovering after tonsil removal at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Bobbie Davies of 702 East Broad Street healing well after an appendectomy at Elyria Memorial on Tuesday. Leonard Brown returned to Tulsa after visiting his parents in the area. Lorain residents host and visit relatives. others travel to Van dergrift Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh. A group from Earl Court travels to Toledo for the funeral services of Mrs Lawrence Thomasson, who died in Lima Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Machovina
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bobbie Davies
East Broad Street
Leonard Brown
Lewis Brown
Kenyon Avenue
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Harry Shaw
Lorain
J. W. van Dusen
R. B. Hand
Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Lucy Houserman
Pittsburgh
NP. Tedrick
Chicago
Ilinois
Wre. H. FB. Dowd
Earl Court
C. Thomasson
William Thomasson
G Wuffman
Toledo
Todoy
Lawrence Thomasson
Lima
Public health closes gatherings to curb scarlet fever spread
In Portage county excluding Kent, all public gatherings for under 18s are banned by the county board of health to halt scarlet fever. Ravenna and its city board of health each issue similar orders. Sixty five county school children are ill and seven rural schools are closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Portage County
Kent
Board of Health
Ravenna City
State plans debt certificates to meet salaries
Columbus Ohio March 25 plans moved ahead for issuing Certificates of indebt ness to cover state salaries and obligations. Officials decided not to withdraw 10 million dollars the state has on deposit in banks statewide. The certificates were authorized by the legislature and would be acceptable to pay state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pastors to Discuss Legalizing Beer in Community Forum
Four Elyria pastors will answer phased questions on legalizing beer and light wines at a Second Baptist Church forum tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Abridge, Rev. Williams, Rev. Settle, and Rev. Williams will address lawfulness, bootleg impact, morals, and potential spillover to stronger drinks. Elyria Community Chorus will provide music under Fred R. Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Second Baptist Church
George Abridge
C. T. Williams
T. Settle
Elyria Community Chorus
Fred R. Davie
Economics Class To Listen To Broadcast
Ridgagille High School home economics class will listen to a National Broadcasting Company program from 6 30 to 7 PM tomorrow. Talks include Why Teach Home Economics in the Public schools by Bess Goodykoontz United States Commissioner of Education and How School Training Helps Make Good Homes by Lewis A Wilson assistant New York state commissioner of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Company
Bess Goodykoontz
United States Commissioner of Education
Lewis A. Wilson
New York State
Birmingham Church Announcements March 26 Services
Birmingham O March 25 church notices list Birmingham M C Community church with service at 9 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 led by Rev Geor ge T Hanna pastor and Martin Burgin Sunday School superintendent Florence United Congregational church has Sunday School at 9 45 and service at 11 00 with Christian Endeavor at 7 80 led by Rev George T Hanna Mrs Charles Humm Sunday School superintendent and Mrs A W Reising pianist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham M. C. Community Church
Georges T. Hanna
Martin Burgin
Marine Church
Florence United Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
George T. Hanna
Charles Humm
A. W. Reising
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Meet Plans Fish Fry
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen held a regular meeting at the town hall. Edwin H. Howe presided as president with twenty four members present. A fish fry was planned for a future event to entertain out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Birmingham Town Hall
Edwin H. Howe
Birthday Surprise for Hartman Holzhauer Family
Mr and Mrs Hartman Holzhauer were honored guests at a surprise party hosted by their son Louis on Tuesday evening. Mrs Holzhauer turned sixty six and Mr Holzhauer sixty eight. Guests included Francis Holzhauer and Carl Stimson families and a long list of Lorain area friends socializing and sharing a late refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Holzhauer
Louis Holzhauer
Brownheim
Richard Sanders
Henrietta
William Baetz
Amherst
Walter Albreght
Elyria
John Holzhauer
Oscar Zeise
Fred Holzhauer
Lorain
Hartman M Holzhauer
Carl Stimson and Son
Francis Holzhauer
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting in Birmingham
The Birmingham WCTU met at Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber’s home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Mitchell presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. John J. Ladrach, Mrs. G. R. Kuhlman, Mrs. Rose Bentley, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber. The next meeting is scheduled for two weeks hence.
Ferret Attracts Record Rat Kill In Two Hours
John Spang of Big Prairie claims an all time record by his ferret killing 270 rats in a corn crib in two hours through a single session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Prairie
John Spang
Spanz
Spring fashion pattern for jumper frock set
Pattern 94186 offers a jumper frock with scalloped details and nappy pleats and a coordinating blouse with puffed sleeves. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 require 13 4 to 13 8 yards fabric plus contrast. Includes illustrated instructions and ordering details for 15 cents pattern book and catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Local social notes bring visitors and health updates
Mhilion called on Mrs. Oscar Fleming and Windside visitors included the Prince and Miller families. Numerous Lorain Elyria Well ington Vermilion residents traveled for business or social calls. Health updates note Ernest Bates improving and William 4H Truscott steady. Community activities include church choir rehearsals and a neighborhood sewing club gathering. Mayor Van Oster of Elyria to speak at Hemet Methodist. multiple visits to Henrietta church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhilion
Oscar Fleming
Edwin Prince
Cora Miller
John Prince
Emmett Humboldt
Windside
Nebraska
Myron J. Knott
Wellington
George Avery
Marie Miller
Will Geist
Ripton
Frank Griffen
Ralph Prince
Monroeville
Eva Ennes
Ernest Bates
Earl Hunter
Thad Wilson
Ora Burdsell
Charles Garlock
Henrietta
John Jadrach
Mary
Mayor van Oster
Elyria
Hemet Methodist Church
Henrietta Methodist Church
Alice Buchs
Vogler and Dunham Serve First Spirit Church
Mr Vogler and Mrs Dunham preside at Spirit Church services on Sunday and Monday delivering readings and prayers to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogler
Dunham
Hecock Floral Co Advertises Special Sweet Peas
Special cash and carry sweet peas offered by Hecock Floral Co with 25 cent lunch on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Goodbye Fear Helio Confidence
Odd fragmentary note urging optimism and civic virtue. Mentions Uncle Samuel, 1933 as a starting point, and a scene with Little Joe and the Missus at the Diner. No clear event or date. reads as informal inspirational copy or personal reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Joe
Missus
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Ror Wa
Galaxy Club HS
2Nd Cong's. Orchestra
Rev
C. C. Jones
Pilgrim Church
Church OF Christ Sunday Service
Geely
Emmanuel Lutheran
HURCH
ST. Andrew’s
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Neighborhood
4. Hales
West Avenue
Minute Brown
Brown
Women's Welsh Club
Eyan Griffiths
Miath Street
First Baptist Hurch
P. W
Ridgeville
Cong's
First Congregational
Jy. H. Club
BAS Meeting
Madam Harger
Permanentl
Cleveland St. Elyria
Ohio
Minnie Oldfield
Sanko
Over Bell Clothing Co
Broad and Mill Stret
William Rudy
B. R. Grime
Coletta Stellar
J. J. Mae Hale
Frank
Jack
John Roddy
William
Truscott
Marion Bates
Robert Moulder
Martha Ruth
Leona Ward
Merritt Hunter
Helio
Samuel
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Elyrin Dairies Inc
Fev NS
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