May King and Queen Chosen in Lorain County Health Day
The Lorain County Health Office in Oberlin named May King John Draper and May Queen Ramona Hamberger after 45 contestants were examined by Dr. M E Kishman. Draper led boys with 98 points and Hamberger led girls with 96, earning gold gifts of $5 from local savings banks. A parade is replaced by a track event at the County Fair Grounds with a school earning an American flag. Camden Two and Brownhelm/Camden listings show blue ribbon winners. total blue ribbons to date are 13,358 with 16,15 last year.
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Lorain
LaGrange School
John Draper
Ramona Hamberger
Ramona Hamnberger
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Educational Supply Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Brownhelm School
Pittsfield No. 7
Pittsfield No
South Amherst
Camden Two
Sherod
County Health Dept
Camden
Tony Alferio
Mike Meehling
Richard Dobney
Ralph Searles
Maria Hinderer
LaVerne Bliss
Betty Whitney
Russell Becker
Leona Whitney
Leonard Davidson
Richard Lewis
Bertha Hamilton
Kathryn Franklin
Richard Davidson
Flossie Hand
Gene Ostmien
Anna May Franklin
Horace de Dullough
Ralph Jackson
Claude Leininger
Junior Davidson
Arthur Whitney
Leota Whitney
Wilma Jean Lathrop
Martha Jane Davidson
Billy Sigsworth
Delvert Austin
Dora Jackson
Arthur Brumby
Join Urbanski
Calwyn Davidson
Warren Coren
Myrtle Pippett
Philip Lombardo
Harad Brumby
Myrtle Jackson
Elizabeth Geist
Calvin Davidson
Jinnie Davidson
Gerald Hane
Woman found hanging at George Mick farm near East Liverpool
May 2 report from East Liverpool states Mrs. Mary Hemphill 4% was found hanging from a rafter in an outbuilding on a George Mick farm six miles west of town. She leaves behind a husband and a son.
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Liverpool
Mary Hemphill
George Mick Farm
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County and Oberlin
Abraham Wertzmano and Louis Kallay transfer a lot on East Twenty Eighth Street in Lorain. More Bare and Trust Company to G's and Min ue May Haythr transfer a lot on East Thirty Second Street in Highland addition, Lorain. John and Elizabeth Zienius to itice Zeibo transfer a lot on West Nineteenth Street in Lorain. Guardian Trust Company Cleveland transfers a lot on Union Street in Oberlin to Frank W. Tobin.
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Abraham Wertzmano
Louis Kallay
Oberlin Student Wins State Violin Contest
Oberlin High School student Julia Whittington won first place in the state violin solo contest. Lorain and Crestline competitors earned top honors in other sections. Oberlin also took leading spots in string and brass ensembles and will advance to the All-State and National contests in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Julia Whittington
Oberlin High School
Doris Brown
Lakewood Hiss
Evelyn Roff
Lorain
Exhibit at Oberlin Library Promotes Little Women Play
An exhibit arranged by Mr Fowler at the Oberlin library features photographs of Louisa May Alcott and cast members from the Little Women production on Monday at 7 30 in Finney Chapel. A second display shows prize winning posters from the school contest. The Children's Theater Company of New York tours Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cleveland with a Sev erance Hall performance on May 6 and 7. Clare Tree Major will host a post show reception and autograph copies of Playing Theater on the Oberlin stage.
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Oberlin Library
Fowler
Finney Chapel
Louisa M. Alcott
West Collage Street
Children’s Theater Company of
New York City
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Severance Hall
Oberlin
Clare Tree Major
Fifteenth Annual Middle West Branch Conference Opens
The Middle West Branch of the American Oriental Society holds a two day conference in the Men's Building. The fifteenth annual meeting opened with addresses by Professors Cantor and Fullerton. President Wilkins gave a noon welcome. Afternoon speakers included University of Chicago scholars. Moses Buttenswier of Hebrew Union College delivered the presidential address on The Psalms as a Source of Post Exilic History. Todass program featured Worrell Michigan on Keypsian Sound, McGovern Northwestern on Urals, Watteman Michigan on Seleucia on the Digress, Morgenstern Hebrew Union on Kings, Isa 6 and Jer 7, and Buckler Oberlin on Ostanes and Darius. C C Bayard to lecture Monday on The Field of Business in Peters Hall Room 24. Vocational info series, open to all, hosted by the department of personal service. Mrs A R Carsten hosted the Literary and Social club.
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Middle West
American Oriental Society
Cantor
Fullerton
Wilkins
Berlin Tun
University of Chicago
Moses Buttenwieser
Hebrew Union College
W. TI. Worrell
University of Michigan
W. H. McGovern
Northwestern University
LeRoy Watteman
Seleucia
Julian Morgenstern
Isaah
Jeremiah
W.S. Buckler
Department of
Oberlin College
Ostanes
Darius
C. C. Bayard
Peters Hall
Department of Personal Service
United States of Europe debated at Peace Society meeting
The Peace Society plans a discussion titled A United States of Europe at its next meeting on Monday May 4. The program aims to explore political and economic integration and its implications for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of Europe
Orde Nmext
The
Peace Society
ViolinCello recital by Wizard Wareh at Warner Hall
Wizard Wareh of the Conservatory of Music will give his senior Violincello recital on Monday evening May 4 at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall Miss Beryl Ladd will be accompanist.
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Wizard Wareh
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Beryl Ladd
Lakewood Crestline Orchestras Win State Contest
Lakewood High School won first in Class A at Oberlin in the third annual state-wide school music competition. Crestline won Class B, Mentor led Class C, with multiple individual solo and ensemble prizes awarded to students from Crestline Lakewood Ashland Oberlin and Lorain among others.
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Oberlin
Lakewood High School
Columbus North
Ashland
Lorain High
Crestline
Biluffron
Mentor
Wellington
Lodi
Perry
Amherst
Martha Marquart
Crestline High School
Margaret Rudd
Louise Fuller
Lakewood High
Rose Marie Ferguson
Ted
Julia Whittington
Doris Town
Lakewood
Evelyn Ross
Lorain
Charles Meek
Evelyn Steck
Valley City
Ashland High
Bluffton High
Bluffton
Mak Duncan Wins Impergoration Contest
Mak Duncan wins first prize in an improvised Charlie Chaplin contest at Capitol Theatre tied to the film City Lights. Second prize to Henry Linsky and third to Norman Sparr. Prizes were theatre tickets, with several honorable mentions. Contest judged at Ely Park by Ernest Jones, Sal Schitzker, and LeRoy Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Duncan
Tattersail Court
Charlie Chaplin
Capitol Theatre Today
City Lights
Henry Linsky
West River Street
Norman Sparr
South Maple Street
Ely Park
Court Street
Don Hull
West Avenue
Tom Reid
Third Street
Victor Halitzka
Maple Street
Floyd Blair
Kenyon Avenue
John Blair
Wenvon
Isadore Babich
West Street
Sam Babish
Winners In Question Contest Reveal Women Dominate
Elvira women proved themselves five times as good as the men in answering 180 questions about 25 city business establishments in the Chronicle-Telegram contest. Fifteen of eighteen prizes went to women. three to men. First prize $25 to Mrs. Neal Gunder, second $15 to Mildred Arnette, third $19 to Kenneth Strother, with fifteen $1 prizes awarded to listed women and men at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Womem
Chronicle-Telegram
Neal Gunder
Bond Street
Mildred Arnette
Beverly Court
Kenneth Strother
Bath Street
Harris J. Lamb
West Seventh Street
Dorothy Prentice
Broad Street
Eileen Birkline
Williams Street
Marie G. Gilman
East Avenue
Harriett Nelson
Second Street
Josephine E. Harper
Kenyon Avenue
Stanley Hammond
Clark Street
A. Scheuer
Catherine Vogler
Airedale dog drives off burglar at Beal's shop
Beal's fire shop on Lodi street was found with a side door open after a burglar entered through a transom last night. Airedale Dod reportedly barked inside, scaring the intruder away before any theft occurred. Police noted no items missing.
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Airedale
Beal
Lodi Street
Property on East Avenue Sold in Sheriff Sale
The residential property of Harry H. Smith at 618 East Avenue sold for 9400 dollars at sheriff sale today. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company purchased the property, proceeding with the foreclosure action.
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East Avenue
Harry H. Smith
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Automobiles Collide In City Intersection
Reported collision involved John Snirer of 139 Blake Avenue and L D Porter of 534 Second Street at the Oberlin ton and West Avenue intersection around dusk yesterday. No serious injuries reported as police responded to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snirer
Blake Avenue
L. D. Porter
Oberlinton
West Avenue
Esterday
Lakewood Driver Collides With Elyria Motorist on Braid Street
W A Mikalske of Lakewood drove on Braid Street and struck a car driven by Mrs. A Linden of R D 4 Elyria. Police report the accident occurred at 3 20 p m.
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W. A. Mikalske
Lakewood
Braid Street
A. Linden
R. D
Elyria
Car collision at Middle and Broad streets injures drivers
A car driven by Miss Ruth Kaplan of 401 Broad Street collided with C. R. Adams’s vehicle at the intersection of Middle Avenue and Broad Street around 2 p.m. yesterday. Police were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kaplan
Broad Street
C. R. Adams
Middle Avenue
Spotlight Replaced After Car Theft at High School
H OH Hallbrook of 140 Stanford Avenue reposted a spotlight valued at 17.50 that was stolen from his car while parked at the high school.
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H. OH. Hallbrook
Stanford Avenue
James Harden Reports Stolen Car From Avon Last Night
Avon resident James Harden reported his car stolen last night. The vehicle is described with license plate number 100-327. Police urged anyone with information to contact Avon authorities.
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James Harden
Avon
Reckless Drivers Fined in City Court
Harold Smith was fined $2 and costs by Mayor James A Slewitt after arraignment on reckless driving. Dave Pasin also received a $2 fine for the same charge in morning proceedings.
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Harold Smith
James A. Slewitt
Dave Pasin
Divorce Action Filed by Rose Barath in Lorain
Rose Barath of Lorain sues William Barath for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1917 and have three children.
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Rose Barath
Lorain
William
Mayor Nagy Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Court
Steve Nagy was fined $5 and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning after arraignment on disorderly conduct charges.
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Steve Nagy
James A. Hewitt
Death Record Hulda Holiday 37 Elyria
Hulda Holiday 37 of 213 Spruce Street died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital She is survived by two children Alice 15 and Philip 6 her mother Mrs Minnie Morehouse sister Mrs Arthur Tedrow of Elyria Her husband died three years ago Born Amherst July 27 1893 lived in Elyria 21 years Employed at Western Automatic Funeral services Monday at 2 99 from Sudro Funeral Home Rev C F Wiseman officiating Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery
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Hulda
Spruce Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alice
Philip
Minnie Morehouse
Elyria
Arthur Tedrow
Amherst
Elvria
Western Automatic
Sudro Funeral
Death of Emily A. Wikel in Indianapolis
Emily A. Wikel died April 29 at her Indianapolis home after a year long illness. Burial was at Fr. Warne, her family’s former home. She is survived by daughter Louise and son Howard, who is a Purdue University faculty member.
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Emily A. Wikel
Indianapolis
Death of John Luxon at his son’s New London home
John Luxon aged 37 died at his son Jesse’s home in New London at 6:00 p m yesterday He was born July 28 1833 in Cornwall England He and his wife and five children moved to America in 1866 living in Cleveland Then to a Fitchville Ohio farm for over fifty years His first wife died 1895 he remarried in 1899 his second wife died in 192 Three sons survive Samuel of Hunter Missouri Stephen of North Fairfield and Jesse of New London There are fourteen grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren and one great grandchild The funeral was held Monday May fourth at 2 90 in the Fitchville Methodist church with Rev W HL Husting officiating Burial is in Fitchville
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New London
John Luxon
Jesse
Luxon
Cornwall
England
America
Cleveland
Fitchville
Ohio
Samuel
Hunter, Mo
Stephen
North Fairfield
Methodist
W. HL. Husting
Congregational Church
Y M C A Boys To Play New Game Camelot
Y M C A boys division awaits a new game after trying Camelot yesterday. Ed ward A Heffernan a New York City expert introduced the game noting its popularity in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Edward A. Heffernan
New York City
Markets Cleveland Produce. Butter Eggs Poultry
Markets,Cleveland produce prices for butter eggs and poultry are listed with many items including potatoes cucumbers lettuce onions peppers and tomatoes. The long list notes various regional origins and pack sizes with price ranges and quality descriptors, reflecting a bustling wholesale market segment.
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Cleveland
Cleveland live stock and hogs market report
CLEVELAND LIVES STOCK HOGS 3490 heldover novem around the tower. Weighs 180 210 lbs, weights 785, common Westerns 650, market steady week over week age. CATTLE 25 nominal, yearlings and light weight steers steady. other classes weak. Steers 7.6 week extreme ton 8.5, most fat cows 2.0 2.8, cutter cows 2.8 4.0, calves nominal mostly $1 lower, desir able dealers at 900, medium 30 800, culls 304 veg. SHEEP 2% nominal, fat lambs lower, sheep barely steady, late clip 990 928, few springers 12.00 14.06, most ewes 3.00 3.64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Hog Receipts Hold Steady
Hog receipts in Toledo market flat with heavies around 690 to 675, mediums 2, Yorkers 7.25 to 7.47. cattle receipts light and steady. calves and sheep supplies light with market steady.
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Toledo
Piss Telaez Ae
Market Steads Calv
Chicago Cash Quotations and Agricultural Prices
Chicago cash quotations show mixed grain and produce prices with varying futures. Receipts on track total 2008 shipments weak as demand slows. Wisconsin and Idaho items listed with per unit prices. butter and eggs fluctuate with storage standards noted. Wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed values are given with several regional variations and futures notes.
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Chicago
Niger
United States Department of Agniture
U.S
Wisconsin
I.su
Minnesota
Idaho Russets
Colorado McClures
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Timothy Sreed
Grain prices at Toledo market show limited changes
Toledo Grain reports corn and oats prices with minor shifts. Corn mostly steady with mixed quotes, yellow and white oats unchanged, feed prices stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Truits And Vegetables Wholesale Price Report Cleveland
On track and car lots from Northern Ohio to New York and California markets. Apples, asparagus, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, and cauliflower priced by car lot and crate size. Figures vary by origin and size, with several states listed and several price ranges noted for large buyers and jobbers.
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Cleveland
O. Max
Qohlo Food Terminal
Market News Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Pbss
U.S
South Carolina
Texas
Fiorda
California
Louisiana
Ohio
Alabama
Mississippi
M C A bird house contest opens Elyria park plans
The M C A sponsors a bird house contest encouraging boys to build homes for birds and watch their use. Park traffic will be heavy in summer with uniform attendants guiding vehicles as the Marylen street entrance and the newer park section near completion. The park is opening soon after tiling and road work are finished and thousands of trees and shrubs have been added to the nursery in the past weeks.
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M. C
Marylen Street
Heroes of Courage in Texas Drownings and Rescues
The article recounts multiple 1929 to 1939 rescue attempts in Texas and nearby areas. Petru Acsinte died after being pulled from a cupola while others like Shears Neff Easterling and Cuthrell attempted to save drowning workers. A bronze medal was awarded to Neff and Easterling for risking their lives. In Painesville, Kenneth Collier and Harris died while attempting to save each other during a high voltage accident. Harris received death benefits for his widow.
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Ing
Petru Acsinte
Acsinte
Barsan
Shears
Ascinte
Neff
Bargan
Neft
Easterling
Anton E. Cutrell
Navasota
Texas
Cuthrell
Masterling
C. Ray Drake
Harris
Kenneth C. Collier
Painesville
Collier
Return of Mrs Pigon Hinges on Three Month Trip
Pagn reports that permission for Mrs Pigon to return to the United States may take about three months. The journey would cost around $1,000 and is seen as the only way to remove legal obstacles to her residence. Her Polish family awaits the outcome before a May 17 deadline penalties.
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Snoble
Nine heavenly bodies used in astrology and astronomy
The article notes that nine celestial bodies are utilized in astrology: the seven planets known at the time, plus the sun and the moon. It explains their roles in astrological computations and omits further details.
Wellington Youth Dies in Beaver Falls Truck Crash
Roy Seeley 23 son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seeley was killed instantly when a Freeman-Pigke Co. truck overturned near Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. He had lived in Cleveland, attended local school, and is survived by two sisters Mrs. Bert Wise and Mrs. James Dillon. Keith Andrews departed for Beaver Falls to retrieve the body for burial in Wellington. Funeral services are tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Leonard Seeley
Roy
Beaver Falls
Cleveland
Freeman-Pigke Co
Pittsburgh
Bert Wise
James Dillon
Keith Andrews
Sunday School Cass Enjoy Dinner
Members of the Adult Bible class at Congregational church and families, led by Rev. C. W. Recard, met for a pot luck supper in the church dining room. About 50 attended the dinner, with interpretive dancing by Hitle, Maureen McCormack, vocal solos by Mrs. Ralph Wilson, piano by Mrs. Roy McCormack, and group singing of old hymns to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Congregational Church
C. W. Recard
Recard
Maureen McCormack
Ralph Wilson
Roy McCormack
Wellington man reports Florida fish supper
Frank Mead Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mead wintering in Florida writes home a fish tale Wellington people will be interested He landed a four and a half pound maracuda off Fort Lauderdale the same day a dishpan full of Blue Runners and Jacks He brought his catch to the home of Mr and Mrs Orville Knap now in Fort Lauderdale They plan a fish fry inviting Wellington area residents to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mead, Jr
Frank Mead
East Main Street
Florida
Wellington
Fort Lauderdale
Mead
Orville Knap
Charles T Jamieson Celebrates Birthday at Cleveland Clinic
Friends and family visited Charles T Jamieson at the Cleveland Clinic to wish him a happy birthday and a speedy recovery as his health improves. Mrs Franklin Jones his wife and his brother joined the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Jamieson
Franklin Jones
Cleveland Clinic
Mr. Jamieson
Wellington Auxiliary to Attend Lorain County Banquet
Members of the Wellington American Legion Auxiliary plan to attend the annual banquet of the Lorain County Council, signaling community involvement and veteran support in the county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington American Legion Auxiliary
Lorain
A. J. Webber Suffers Eye Ulcer in South Amherst
At South Amherst next Thursday evening A. J. Webber is reported to be suffering from an ulcerated eye with his condition noted as painful and requiring attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Brief A. J. Webber
Anaesthetic Fatal to Blind Boy in Philadelphia
William Rubin, a 15 year old blind boy, traveled from Detroit with his mother for an eye operation hoped to restore sight. Dr George H Moore, known for curing Marl Musselman, performed the consultation while Dr A Knebelman administered the anaesthetic, resulting in Rubin's death per police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Rubin
Marl Musselman
Detroit
Catherine Rubin
Musselman
George H. Moore
A. Knebelman
Drawings And Paintings To Be Displayed
Arthur F. Wolff announces an exhibition of drawings and paintings by local students to be shown in the Ohio Public Service Company window during the week of May 6. Summer classes start Sundays. members meet at the Y M C A at 3 30. Paul Petros of Lorain, a Cleveland School of Art prize winner, will join the Elyria summer class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Wolff
Elyria
Cleveland School of Art
Ohio Public Service Company
Paul Petros
Lorain
Arthur Wolff
Extinguish Blaze at Rear of Fire Station
Elyria firemen rushed on foot to a rear fire at the Andress building behind Fire Station No1. Sparks from a ventilator motor ignited fumes from cleaning fluid, causing a flash to a tin can. The blaze was confined to the origin and extinguished quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Andress
Anglo Saxon Etiquette For Dining With Knives And Tables
In old times gentlemen carried their own knives to the table, reflecting dining customs of the Anglo Saxon era. The practice showed personal readiness and adherence to etiquette during meals in historical settings.
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LaGrange
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Charles Mess
Evelyn Spee
Liverpool Township
Cnol
Berdine Obermiller
Crstine
Martha Marcuart
Bich
Blowton High
Oberlin High
Columbus
B. C
Ning Street
Thure
J. H. Kutscher
United State
South America
L. H. Trufant
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
G. H. Bowen
South Professor Street
Betts of
Steubenville
Charlotte King
A. R. Carsten
O'Donnell
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Mak Duncan
Emily A Wikel
Maine
Idaho
Best
Indiana
Letticha
Ghia
Ferida
US S.62
Gireet Mountains
Bath
S&s
Speulding
Arkansas
Marvland
Virgina
Oklahamso
Lourstare
Pagn
Wellington Man
Florida Fish Supper
Chronicle- Telegram
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