Board Deadlock Over County Truck Purchase Continues
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn accused Democrats John E Davidson and Edward DeChant of pressuring truck bidders to back their motions. Dunn vows to resist a political squeeze and may throw out all bids to start over. The board has been deadlocked since Thursday after trips to Cleveland to view trucks and interview salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Dunn
DeChant
Davidson
Cleveland
Ridgeville High School charters Torch chapter of NHS
Six seniors at Ridgeville High School became charter members of the newly chartered Ridgeville chapter of the National Honor Society. Principal Miss Elizabeth Wilcox announced the six names: Margaret Krusow Ruth Haber Mildred Maddock Dorothy Kuchenrither Howard Salisbury and George McVeigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville High School
Elizabeth Wilcox
Margaret Krusow
Ruth Haber
Mildred Maddock
Dorothy Kuchenrither
Howard Salisbury
George McVeigh
Ridgeside
Savage Son Sends Copper Sheet Letter From Snowbound Trip
George W. Savage city sealer and food inspector today received a letter written by his son Dell W. Savage on a sheet of Abaconda copper. Dell, on a western trip for Thew Shove Co, describes driving through snowdrifts during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Savage
Dell W. Savage
Thew Shove
Mr. Savage
Elyria Crimsons Struggle in Lake Erie Track Meet Host Year
Elyria, hosting the Lake Erie League meet at Ely Stadium, faces a weak squad. Coach W M Waugh relies on few returners like Nick Pokea Harold Staytsniak Bill Davis Paul Edwards and Bill Cowen to salvage points as the Crimson seek their first cellar finish in league history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Stadium
Crimson
Elyria
Lake Erie
W. OL. Waugh
Nick Pokea
Harold Staytsniak
Bill Davis
Paul Edwards
Bil Cowen
Elyria Horseshoe Club Readies 1938 Spring Season
The Elyria Horseshoe Club announces readiness to start its spring season with six rebuilt Riverview Park courts in excellent condition. The club competes in the Greater Cleveland League and opens May 2 against Lakewood at Riverview Park. Local players are invited to use the courts each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Horseshoe Club
Riverview Ta
Clu
Greater Cleveland
Lakewood Club
Riverview Park
Elyria Women Edge Lorain in Pin Match by 18
Elyria women defeated Lorain in a bowling match on Saturday evening at the Elyria Recreation Alleys by 18 pins. Bentley led Lorain with a 443 series, Morath 459 second for Lorain, while Elyria’s Helen Tarai 448 and Anne Haake 440 topped their team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrns
Lorain U. P. A
Elyria Recreation Alters
Bentley
Lorain
Morath
Helen Tarei
Elyria
Anne Haake
Ee Merchants
Tarear
M. Henke
Henke
A. Spar Haak
Thunder Of The Sea Shown At Emmanuel Church
A sound motion picture The Thunder of the Sea will be shown at 1 43 pm Wednesday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. The public may attend free of charge with an offering collected. The film presents three parts tracing Christian history, westward civilization, and missions, marking the United Lutheran Church’s twentieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. L. Crich
American Board of Missions
United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Today
A. J. Ponnar
Emmanus
Daranged
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Police Court
Paul Elek of 127 Park View Street was fined 4 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested around 9 30 PM Saturday by Officers Russell Payne and Earl Boggs in a police squad car for speeding between 50 and 60 miles per hour on Lodi Street and Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Elek, I Jr
Park View Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Elek
Russel Payne
Earl Boggs
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Win Twin Bill for CCC Camp Softball Team
The CCC camp softball team won both games of a doubleheader against North Elyria Grange Ten 9 to 3 and 4 to 0 yesterday afternoon on the Jefferson Diamond. McClenie and Taylor earned the wins while Crist and Fiedler were the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria Grange
Jefferson Diamond
McClenie
Taylor
Crist and Fiedler
Evergreen Food Store and Fowl Dairy Split Sunday Doubleheader
The Evergreen Food Store and Fowl Dairy split a Sunday doubleheader on the American Legion diamond. Evergreen won game one 8-3 with Heritage earning the win, while Fowl Dairy secured game two 17-10 behind Bru Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Food Store
American Legion
Heritage
Brubaker
Vic Silver's Jewelers Team Schedules Sweater Fitting
Vic Silver's Jewelers softball team is told to meet at 6 o'clock today at the American Lace diamond for sweater measurements. All team members are instructed to take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Silver
Jewelers
New London Merchants Top Olena 7-1 in Showery May Play
New London defeated Olena 7-1 as Staples limited scorers to seven hits in a game played here yesterday in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Staples
New London Merchants
Olena
Gates Beat Franklin In Tight Diamond Contest
Gates School defeated Franklin 5 to 3 in a Saturday baseball game on the Franklin diamond. Battery was Bell and Kauffman with Bell striking out 12 batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School
Franklin
Bell
Kauffman
Indians Win Two in Doubleheader at Lace Diamond
The East side Jnnctians defeated Cook's All Stars 11-2 and 14-9 in a twin bill held yesterday afternoon at the American Lace diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
All Stars
Tattersall Dairy and Ye Silvers Jewelers at Cascade Park
A local hoop night features Tattersall Dairy and Ye Silver’s Jewelers facing off at Cascade Park. Tip time is listed as five o clock with gates opening beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tattersall Dairy
Ye Silver's Jewelers
Cascade Park
Cal'og
Play at McKinley between Elyria Dairies and Harvard Market
Elyria Dairies and Harvard Market clash Tuesday at 6 50 P M at McKinley as the teams meet in the local game. The result will affect standings and fan interest in the neighborhood arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Dairies
Harvard
McKin
Courthouse notes and local incidents in Avon area
In Avon and surrounding areas, a car crash on Stoney Ridge road left Lucde P. Mn injured after a ditch impact while riding with Clifford Peterson. Deputy sheriffs report Peterson claiming he was forced into the ditch to avoid another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kopese
Loef Avon
Lucde P. Mn
Clifford Peterson
Avon
Stoney Ridge Road
Peterson
Lozier Rites Held Today In Florida
Funeral services were held in Fort Lauderdale Florida for Charles Edward Lozier 79 a former Elyrian who died Saturday after a long illness Lozier was a bicycle maker and later worked in the automobile manufacturing business He later served as general manager of the Columbia Steel Company in this city and moved to Florida seven years ago Friends he did not believe to this center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Charles Edward Lozier
Elyrian
Lozier
P Automobile E
Automopile
Columbia Steel Company
Ohio State Man To Address Club
A speaker from the Ohio State University athletic department will address Elks Rotary Club members at their weekly meeting at the Elks Restaurant tomorrow at one. Roy Clymer a Ohio State graduate and coach will lead the program. The club will elect three directors for three years with nominees J. D. Severs A. S. Ormsby H. W. Luethi Worth Fauver and Arthur Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin
Denarta
Rotary
Elks
Roy Clymer
Estvyria
Ohio Star
Cutb
J. D. Severs
A. S. Ormsby
H. W. Luethi
Worth Fauver
Arthur Smith
Governor Davey Plans Radio Reply to Opponent
In Columbus Ohio Max and Governor Davey promise a weekly political radio broadcast tonight to rebut opponent Sawyer. Officials say Davey will "proceed to take Mr Sawyer and his speech apart" after Sawyer criticized salary hikes for state employees amid campaign chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Max
Davey
Charlies
Gusenors Offic
Sawyer
Bey Diamond and New Teams Shake Local Slate
Bey Diamond leads new teams in a community sports reorganization. Players from the newly formed squads are asked to submit notices and confirmations for league placement and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Local tryouts listed for West Avenue area
The notice lists participants F Schodits J Bennett J Soradg Rothge Health Johnson B Monroe T Donovan J Schoditsuh Tones and R Meters along with others hoping to attend tryouts at 6 Ou tonieh at West Avenue and 6th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
6Th Street
F. Schodits
J Bennett
J. Soradg. Rothge
Johnson
B. Monroe
T Donovan
J. Schoditsuh
Tones
R. Meters
Mother of blind baby advises against operation
A Cleveland woman Maurice Wohl with a blind baby believes an operation to save or extend life may leave the child blind. She plans to phone Chicago parents to urge declining surgery fearing severe pain and total blindness if treatment proceeds. Her own son became blind after early retinal damage and X-ray attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maurice Wohl
Helaine Judith Co
Chicago
Employees Douse Blaze In Truck At AmMerican Neuwas
Firefighters answered a noon alarm at the American Neuwas offices 2 Depot Street. A fire damaged a fender and radiator after a short circuit sparked by kerosene cleaning. Three Central Fire Station units found the blaze out on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyropees
AmMerican Neuwas Express Co
Depot Street
Mets
Central Fire Station
Minor collision at Broad Street and West Avenue
Automobiles driven by Frank Rudio of 1705 West Avenue and J J White of 101 Main Street collided at Broad Street and West Avenue around 1 13 A M. yesterday according to police reports. Minor damage noted in the Fern dais Michigan and New London Massachusetts people involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rudio
West Avenue
J. J. White
Main Street
Broad Street
H. L. Gates
West Woodland Street
Ferndais
Mich
RR. E. Gordon
R. D. No
New London
Broad and
Middle Avenue
Radio Stolen From Wellington Man’s Parked Car
Ervin Manning reported a radio was taken from his automobile while parked on West Avenue Saturday evening. He estimated the theft occurred around 2:26 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Manning
Wellington
Manning
West Avenue
Memory service highlights convention day
The remarks praise Mr Allen and his work as Dr Auld recalls the honored dedication. The memory service was a featured feature of the opening 2 days of the convention and will continue through Wednesday with emphasis on the life and impact of the subject.
Prague government faces pressure over Czech Nazi crisis
The Prague government stood firm against territorial demands as German talks in Berlin focused on trade relations and possible economic pressure to win concessions from a minority. Reports warned of a planned nationwide purge of chemical formulas amid Soviet chemical concerns, signaling a tense two week outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Grovery
Industey
President Roosevelt Returns to Lead New Deal Forces
President Roosevelt resumed command of the New Deal side as unemployment and financial troubles persist. He arrived at 9 a.m. from Charleston after an eight day West Indies fishing vacation aboard the U S Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Forces
Waseington
Roosevelt
Mr. Rooseve
S$ A.m
Charleston
S.C
West Indies
U. S
Philadelphia
Death of Charles Hird in Brooklyn Hospital
Charles Hird of North Olmsted died Sunday morning at Deaveneas Hospital in Brooklyn at 2:30 PM. He was president of the Federal Savings and Loan Association and founded Detroit Savings Bank on West 65th and Detroit. Surviving: wife Edith nee Webb, two sons Harry and Edward, six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 PM from Clifford Pease Funeral Home with Rev. William Lehneider officiating. Burial in Lakewood Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Charles Hid
Deaveneas Hospital
Brooklyn
Federal Savings and Load Association
Rocky River Drive
Holyrood
Raymond Arthur Bates Dies in Tacoma at 41
Raymond Arthur Bates 41 died suddenly at his Tacoma home. Born in Henrietta in 1997 he had lived in Kipton nine years ago and ran the family elevator in Kipton. Survived by wife Marie, brother Myron Bates of Elyria, sister Dorotha Redside of Tacoma, and aunt Mrs. Robert Roglin of Cleveland. Funeral in Tacoma Tuesday with burial in Mountainview Cemetery. Body at Mellinger's in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Arthur Bates
Tacoma
Washington
Mr. Bates
Henrietta
Kipton
Lynn Bates
Carmie Bates
Marie
Myron D. Bates
Elyria
Dorotha Redside
Robert Roglin
Cleveland
Leona Marie Bates
Myron Bates, Jr
Mountainview
Mellinger’s
Lorain County Scholarship Team Takes Seventh at Kent Meet
Lorain County high school scholarship team finished seventh in a district contest at Kent. Eight team members placed among the top 15 in their subjects led by Mabel Reinhardt Brownhelm first in world history division. Waren Leimbach Brownhelm second in world history Arent Kjaer Ridgeville third in American history. Other top finishes include William Brill Brownhelm eighth in algebra uth Haber Ridgeville eight in second year French Rooscott Avon Lake ninth in general science Charles Wallace Eston tenth in physics and Arlene Sony Penfield tenth in ninth grade English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kent
C. A. Gibbons
Mabel Reinhardt
Brownhelm School
Waren Leimbach
Brownhelm
Hstory
Arent Kjaer
Ridgevile
Lorain Mountains
Wily
William Brill
Uth Haber
Ridgeville
Rooscott
Avon Lake
Charles Wallace
Eston
Arlene Sony
Penfield
Spencer Brotherhood To Meet Tomorrow
The Men’s Brotherhood of Spencer M. E. Church will hold a regular meeting at the church Tuesday evening May 14. Rev. Paul Carter of Orville M. E. Church will be guest speaker, with lunch served by the Jolly Rookies of the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood
Spencer M. E Church
Paul Carter
M. E
Orville
Ladies Aid
Two Policemen And Picket Hurt In Clash
Detroit May 1. Police report serious injuries when two officers and a United Automobile Workers picket were hurt during a clash at the Michigan Steel Casting plant after officers assisted a company salesman through the picket line. A strike began April 19 over a 10 percent wage cut. The injured were Officers Peter Deluca and Maurice Mouton, both cut on head and face, and picket Oliver Godfrey of Hudson Motor Car Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St H
United Automobile Workers Union
Michigan Steel Casting Company
Peter Deluca
Maurice Mouton
Oliver Godfrey
Hudson Motor Car Company
Approve Report On Tax Bill Aiding Business Recovery
The Senate approved the conference report on a $5,330,000 tax bill designed to aid business recovery. The measure, a modified undistributed profits levy, sets rates from 16 to 19 percent, easing current 7 to 27 percent. House approval needed before Roosevelt signs the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
House
Elderly Man Beaten by Son in Carlisle Township
John Tatara, 42, of Oakwood Street Carlisle township, is jailed without charge as the aftermath of a fight with his 71-year-old father, Frank Tatara. The elderly man suffers fractured ribs and chest injuries with possible internal damage and is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Deputies say Tatara was intoxicated at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tatara
Oakwood Street
Carlisle
Frank Tatara
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wic
Cadiz Merchant Dies During Church Service
Ernest Streng, 71, Cadiz merchant, died of heart disease Sunday while attending services at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Ernest Streng
Presbyterian Church
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Key Staples
The Toledo area market notes steady to mixed signals with butter near 29 cents, cheese and milk products holding steady, and poultry items varying from medium leg horn to small leghorn prices. Potato listings show regional spreads with Florida, Alabama, and Texas values cited and freight-style quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
New Florida
Leon Gsquively
Alabaga Si
Lso
Louis
Synth Carolina
Cantoria
Cattle and Produce Prices From Local Market Report
Market receipts show cattle and sheep steady to higher with varied grade notes. Hogs, apples, asparagus, tomatoes, lettuce and other vegetables listed with typical wholesale prices and package sizes for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syed
Enoire
Man Bitten by Dog on City Street
Carl Seitz of 126 Elesiraee reported to police that a dog bit him on the nose while he walked along Elnw near his home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seitz
Two Bikes Stolen Near Brooks Block on Second Street
Saturday evening two bicycles were reported stolen near the Brooks block on Second street. Dick Kershaw of 250 Second street said his bike was a Colson, blue. Willis Blingley of 415 Adams street said his bike was a Colson, painted Margon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Block
Second Street
Dick Kershaw
250
Colson
Willis Blingley
Adams Street
Auto Stolen From 121 Lodi Street Saturday Night
Stanley McAvena reported his 1928 Pontiac coupe stolen from in front of 121 Lodi Street. The theft occurred Saturday night, with police alerted early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McAvena
Lodi Street
McAvena
George C Mynchenberg Dies Suddenly In Chicago
George C Mynchenberg Jr 64 died of a heart attack in Chicago at the home of Mrs Carl Andersen. He lived in Elyria seven and a half years after retiring as superintendent of Friedly Woshart Manufacturing. Survived by wife Betty son Dr George C Mynchenberg, two daughters Mrs Otto Harer and Mrs Edward Wallace, one brother Cage Mynchenberg, eight grandchildren. Body to be taken to Elyria’s Bittner Funeral Home for viewing. arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Mynchenberg, Jr
Carl Andersen
Chicago
Mynchenberg, Jr
Elyria
Andersen
Middle Avenue
Mr. Mynchenberg
Jersey City
N. J
Friedly Woshart Manufacturing Company
Betty
Mynchenberg
City
Otto Harer
Painesville
Ohio
Edward Wallace
Cincinnati
Cage Mynchenberg
Daniel
Seattle
Washington
Bittner Funeral Home
Regular meeting at Vire Rebekah Lodge and Legion events
Vire Rebekah Locge hosts an evening regular meeting with initiation in lodge rooms. Junior Forum meets with Miss Ruth Phillips of 281 Forest Street. Margaret Chapin leads the program with Kart Wilson Locke Post No 112 American Legion in Legion Hall. High school gymnasium hosts a six avlock rat and dinner by Home Economics girls. Elizabeth Porter speaks on Bicycling Through England. Janet Ashley performs a piano solo Ruth Mosher a vocal with Joyce Merrill at piano. Awards, new officers and honors mark year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vire Rebekah Locge
Ruth Phillips
Forest Street
Margaret Chapin
Kart Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
Home Economic Department
Elizabeth Porter
England
Janet Ashley
Ruth Mosher
Joyce Merrill
Oberlin Club Meetings Packed For Tuesday
The Nineteenth Century Club meets Tuesday with Mrs. Arthur Williams of Forest street. Oberlin Masonic Lodge No 38u FL A M convenes Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall. Martha Chapter C E S holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening. Oberlin Surpsis gathers Tuesday for a one o clock luncheon at Hi O Hi Tea rooms with Miss Janet Ptolemy as hostess. Oberlin Business and Professional Women convene Tuesday evening at Mrs G A Bahr home on Spring Street with Mrs Chesbro as assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Arthur Williams
Forest Street
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Martha Chapter
Oberlin Surpsis
Janet Ptolemy
Oberlin
G. A. Bahr
Spring Street
Chesbro
Church Groups Plan Midweek Meetings and Hobby Show
The Young Women's Club of the First Church will host a 6 30 supper at the James Brand House on Wednesday evening followed by a Hobby Show. The Rebekah Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Euphemia Lyman. Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds its regular meeting Wednesday evening. Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge also meets Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Club
The
First Church
James Brand
Rebekah Aid Society
Euphemia Lyman
North Pleasant Street
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Neighborhood clubs schedule meetings this Thursday
The Literary and Social Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. J. E. Rosecrans of North Pleasant Street. The Woodland Avenue Neighborhood Club will meet with Miss Mary Chapin, 217 Woodland Avenue Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Woodland Avenue
Mary Chapin
Local clubs set Friday meetings across Oberlin
Nancy Squire Chapter D A R will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. E M Ransom of West Lorain Street. The Oberlin Stamp Club will hold its regular meeting Friday at the city hall. The Pythian Sister Temple will hold a regular meeting Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Squire
E. M. Ransom
West Lorain Street
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
Pythian Sister Temple
Girls A. A. To Hold Banquet Tonight
The Girls Athletic Association of Oberlin High School will hold its annual banquet this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association of
Oberlin High School
Community notes of visits and family gatherings
Residents and relatives from New Concord Ohio Muskingum College Ohio Wesleyan University and nearby towns spent Mothers Day and weekends visiting relatives in North Pleasant Groveland and surrounding streets. Mentions include the Roses Rosecrans Agate Lyons Stanfield Jackson Hallauer Beem Sly and Kimmel families with measles confinement for Carol Ann Kimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Young
New Concord
Ohio
Kathleen Rosecrans
Muskingum College
J. E. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Ethel Agate
Groveland Street
Betty
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edward Lyons
Chicago
O. A. Stanfield
George Jackson
Ingraham
Scott
Lorain
Charles Hallauer
Wade
Carrie Beem
Pittsburgh
Robert Lyman
Robert Kushner
Youngstown
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Carl Sly
Richard
Norwalk
Oberlin
Harry Brown
Geiser
Doris Boneham
Tiffin
L. H
Wellington
Little Carol Ann Kimmel
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Gates
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Mckinley
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Henry Bh. Muvere
Chalmer Davidson
Anthony Povlock
Styarn
Dustry
Leonard Smuthscour
Ethel L. Moore
Feed Kneller
Preston L. Caon
Anthony Pollock
Weller
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Veias
Preston L. Coon
Peer iv
Andrew Kolesar
Guy B. Findley
Netter
Warne Cropp
LaVaughe
Charles Cropp
Harry Jackson
la Forte
Wilma Piper
Charles Piper
Tessie Ione Nagy
Carl Nagy
Gur B. Findley
Tessie Hackenburg
Elizabeth Lee
Sur Ter
Orvile L. Lee
Dorothy Rossman
William Rossman
Charles Opfer
LaGrange
Shariff’s Department
Ohio State
Bluebird
Breports Radio Taken
Arnold
Allen
Charles Hird
Raymond Arthle Bates
Spencer Brotherhood
Pat Harrison
D. Misa
Finance Committee
Congress
Toledo Ghain Close
Own Resators
Cleveland Livestooch
Homeghowers’ Market
Baldwin
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Jonathan
Ashtabula
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Bell Co
Mill St
George C. Mynchenberg
City of Chicago
Esther Wood
Professor St
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Hoover
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