Elyria Lorain Students Vie For State Musical Honors
Ten students from Elyria and Lorain County high schools will compete tomorrow in the Ohio Solo and Ensemble Contest at Oberlin with district winners advancing. Oliver Shubert of Elyria High, a freshman clarinetist, earned a superior rating and a near perfect score at Alliance. Brownhelm, Henrietta, and Wellington students join in with soloists and a string quartet, highlighting a strong regional showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Oberlin
Alliance
Elyria High School
Oliver Shubert
Brownhelm School
Alvin Portman
John Love
Love
Warren Leimbach
Donald Baetz
Esther Kaetzel
Henrietta
Wilma Brewer
Virginia Clodwick
Anna Buswell
Donald Brenner
Wellington High School
Accidents Reported To Police In Local Streets
Emil Elbert riding a bicycle on Middle avenue was struck by a car driven by Lettie Hawk at Middle avenue and Fourth street around 2 pm. Elbert's glasses broke and he fell to the pavement. Two other minor accidents involve William Denger and Albert Pasadyn at West avenue and Broad street, and Earl Crawford's car damaged by J. B. Gates on Broad Street as Gates backed from a parking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Elbert
Woodland Avenue
Middle Avenue
Lettie Hawk
Wellington
Fourth Street
Elbert
William Denger
Amherst
Albert Pasadyn
West Avenue
Broad Street
Earl Crawford
J. B. Gates
Macedonia
Ohio
Parade Marks Ice Cream Week With City Procession
Ice cream distributors from Elyria and Lorain will march through downtown Elyria tonight to open National Ice Cream Week. The procession starts in Lorain at 8 p.m. and is due in Elyria around 3 50 a.m. The route may include Broad Street and other downtown streets as plans firm up. National Ice Cream Week runs May 13 to 21 highlighting ice cream as a nutritious food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Broad Street
Miller Olmstead High In Shoot Patrolmen Tops Eliyia Practice
Patrolmen Loren Miller and Melvin Olmstead led the Elyria Police Department revolver practice that concluded Tuesday with both at 376 out of 400 from a 75-foot range. Robert Schwartz third with 365, Fred Bongs 354, Paul Palmer 316, and Francis Callahan 315. All scores were from the 75-foot line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Miller
Melvin Olmstead
Elyria
Robert Schwartz
Fred Bongs
Paul Palmer
Francis Callahan
Gospel Team In Charge Of Service At Pittsfield Methodist
Pittsfield community league meets at 8 p m Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with the Baldwin Wallace College Gospel team in charge under Mr Schreiber presiding. Team member Miss Mary Ann Mendoza guest soloist in a Gounod piece presented by Ashland symphony over network. others include Phil Bevers and Bob Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baldwin-Wallace College
Schreiber
Mary Ann Mendoza
Ashland Symphony Orchestra
Columbia Network
Phil Bevers
Bob Avery
Grafton Man Arrested for Reckless Driving
Edward Arndt of Grafton was arrested after an 8 55 P M accident at West avenue and Second street involving a vehicle driven by Arndt and another by Walter Suleski. He was charged with reckless driving and to be tried later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arndt
Grafton
Curtis Hamlin
West Avenue
Second Street
Arndt
Walter Suleski
Justice Weygandt Seeks Reelection Announcement
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court announced his candidacy for reelection. He previously served on the Cuyahoga County common pleas court from 1924 to 1930 and on the Eighth Appellate District Court of Appeals from 1938 to 1935. The court reports strong harmony and timely release of opinions to Ohio lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Wergandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
Thar
State Supreme Court
Justice Wergandt
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Eighth Appellate District
Ohio
Death Record Mrs August Hopp of Lorain
Mrs August Hopp of Lorain died at her home 2613 Elyria Avenue Friday morning after an illness of five weeks. She leaves eight children including Mrs Dana Fox Elyria H W Hopp North Ridgeville Mrs H Taylor Lakewood Mrs C Moon Fremont and Mrs P Morgan Mrs N West Mrs H Kiester and Mrs H Treaster of Lorain with 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p m from the United Brethren Church Lorain with interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hopp
Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Dana Fox
Elyria
H. W. Hopp
North Ridgeville
H. Taylor
Lakewood
C. Moon
Fremont
P. Morgan
N. West
H. Kiester
H. Treaster
Mrs Margaret Walker dies at West Street home
Margaret Walker aged 84 dies Thursday at her West Street home. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Henry Schroeder of West Street and Mrs Wheeler of San Bernardino California, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Her husband died eight weeks ago. Funeral from Baker Funeral Home on Main Street at two o'clock Saturday afternoon with Rev M A Burris of the Methodist church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walker
West Street
Henry Schroeder
Wheeler
San Bernardino
Cal
Baker Funeral Home
Main Street
M. A. Burris
Methodist Church
Mary Hannah Burkett Trisied dies in Brownhelm home
Mrs. Mary Hannah Burkett died at her Brownhelm home at midnight. She leaves one son H. J. Burkett at home. Her body rests at the O. H. Baker Funeral Home in Amherst and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Motorist fined for reckless driving in Chester Hoffner case
Chester Hoffner of 224 Fifteenth Street was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court. Hoffner, arrested at about 0 30 a.m. by Officers Fred Bongg and Kenneth Martin, faced charges of speeding on Middle Avenue between 74 and 75 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hoffner
Fifteenth Street
Siu
Joseph Q. Petro
Hoffner
Fred Bongg
Kenneth Martin
Middle Avenue
Scotch Night at YMCA Promises Ohio History and Dance
Motion pictures of Ohio and a dancing program are planned for Scotch Night at the YMCA tonight for high school students. Sponsored by the Junior Y and YWCA council, the Ohio history scenery films are from Standard Oil Company of Ohio with an animated piece included. Dancing follows the show at 7 20 p.m. Open to high school students free of charge.
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Motion Pictures of
Ohio
Y. W. C. A. Council
Standard Oil Company of
Real Estate Transfers Listed With 1938 Title Guaranty Mention
Land transfers reported include Leo Weingarten to Hannah B Rieger on Broadway Lorain and Frances Rasmussen to Edna Bevan Lot 9 Schultz Faragher Addition. Other deeds name Edward Condor to Albert McWilliam and Nelle Hyre to Annie Corbin Keep. Guardian Kay Melton transfers undivided interests in Amherst Township Lots 54 and 67 to Joseph Gnizak with Elmer Egzert listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kay Melton
Joseph C. Gnizak
Amherst Township
Elmer Egzert
Plan Skin Tests For Elyria High School Seniors
Elyria High School begins voluntary tuberculosis skin testing for seniors during a morning assembly. Parents must consent in writing for their child to be tested, with a second voluntary test offered to other students and a social worker follow up to encourage participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Checr
J. B Hindman
Lorain County
Leadership themes echo at Ohio Conference gathering
Delegates convene as Rev Outerbridge urges leadership over retrenchment in churches. He stresses three essentials security urgency ecstasy for a living church. Dinner hour welcomes from First and Second Congregational churches, with 42 new pastors named by Superintendent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay LeMeadows
Dayton
Ohio
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Ministerial Association
Fred Hall
Religious conference schedule and talks unfold
Reports from officers and department heads set the conference program. Rev Fay Le Meadows leads worship at Barton sta church. Dr Charles R Brown of Yale Divinity School speaks on changing religious life. Dr Stephen A Lieyd headlines tomorrow. Evening events include a choir performance and drama It Happened Here at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay le Meadows
Barton
Sta
Firs M. E
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Brown
Schauffler College
Stephen A. Lieyd
Michigan
M. FB
Congregational Church
Officials Mull Borrowing to Finance Projects Await Federal Approval
County and Jorain officials discussed borrowing their share to finance the listed projects but declined to commit further until the federal government approves the initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Jorain
Wold
Lorain County Sales Tax Falls Sharply in Early 1930s
State Treasurer Clarence H. Russelys announced Lorain County collected far less tax in the first four months of 193s, down about 30.1 percent from 1937. The county drop exceeded the state average, which showed a 24.4 percent decline, with weekly totals also dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Columbus
Clarence H. Russelys
Knisely
Girls 4-H Club Names Officers For 1938
Mrs C EL Nichols chairs the Girls 4 11 Club division with Miss Agnes Lotman guiding. Officers elected at the Nichols home include Devis Nichols president Beryl Stevenson vice president Lucille Buswell secretary treasurer Beth Nichols recreation and camera girl Helen Goodspeed. Sewing projects include four H dresses for school and sport with another meeting set for Thursday May 19 at the Nichols home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C EL Nichols
Agnes Lotman
Helen Goodspeed
Nichols
Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits in LaPorte
Mrs Archie Welton and her Sunday School class hiked to Cascade Park for a Saturday picnic. Attendents listed include Elaine Holmes Loretta Yunker and several others. Families visited Cleveland, Minnesota. dinner guests marked Mothers Day at the Goodyear home with Schoenherr family. Moving notices and birthday observances follow with Goodspeed and Pitkin households referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Welton
LaPorte M. E
Cascade Park
Elaine Holmes
Loretta Yunker
Peart
Catherine Casey
Berry Stevenson
Bert Nichols
Jedell Nichols
Doris Gilbert
Louisa Brighthill
H. H. Gregg
Herman Goodepeed
Joree Gregg
Cleveland
F. G. Tarnelle
G. R. Goodyear
Edwin Schoenherr
Joan
Joseph Schoenherr
Elvrra
Christianson
Amy
Walter
Robert
Forney House
Grafton Road
leDaniels
Reckenbro
He Man Goodspeed
H.J. Goodspeed
Goodspeed
Clara Pitkin
County and City Share Road Paving Plan Faces Vote
Commissioners consider asking voters to raise the city and county shares for paving Paadtay in Lorain Loop project. Estimated cost 350000 with county contributing 75000. Lorain plans to seek 100000 from voters, state aid could convert the project from WPA to state highway department contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Paadtay
Lorain
Loris
State Highway Department
Camp Participants Named for August Session
The list of names includes Andrew Leo Matusik George Naynik Mike Basil Pavelschak John Raymond Roth John Arpad Ronach Utter William Shacovar Andrew Anthony Shukait Joseph Thomas Sipkovsky Charles Albert Stang Albert Michael Stiller Mike Andrew Toth Alfred Wharton Harry Otter Wright Albert John Yenney Arthur Dominic Kramp was accepted for the August camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrew Leo Matusik
George Naynik
Mike Basil Pavelschak
John Raymond Roth
John Arpad Ronach
Utter William Shacovar
Andrew Anthony Shukait
Joseph Thomas Sipkovsky
Charles Albert Stang
Albert Michael Stiller
Mike Andrew Toth
Alfred Wharton
Harry Otter Wright
Albert John Yenney
Arthur Dominic Kramp
Convalesces at Home After Illness
Mis Ava Pitkin and Mrs L Marks of Allentown Pa report Mrs Mildred Alexander is convalescing at home after illness. Her granddaughter Mrs Albert Sonshone mentions improvements as friends and relatives visit in Ely and New York. James Bailey and Charles Hill from Ontario Canada visit the Rennie home in La Porte during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Ava Pitkin
L. Marks
Allentown
Albert Sonshone
Mildred Alexander
Hayside
New York City
Relses
Elying
tPorte
Wes
Robert Alexander
Lester Alexander
Mcoo
Edward Goldfrey
Jack Wagner
Elstia
J. R. Alexander
William A. Rennie
Myron Saussler
la Porte
James Bailey
Charles Hill
Toreo
Ontario
Canada
William Rennie
South Ridge Mero and Mrs Walter Grobe Host Birthday Dinner
South Ridge Mero and Mrs Walter Grobe entertained a family and friends at a 6 oclock dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter Marian Grobe. The table featured a birthday cake with lights and a green white color scheme. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jay Fitch and son William Miss Louise Dutch Miss Alies Terry Elmer Drunasle Mrs Kenney Brown and son Richard Mr and Mrs Keith Brown and son Thomas Mr and Mrs Earl Spiegelberg and sons Renteth and Dale Adam Barres Rovert and Marian Grobe and the hosts. Mariann received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Walter Grobe
O'Csek
Marian
Jay Fitch
William
Louise Dutch
Alies Terry
Elyria
Elmer Drunasle
Coveland
Irma Youngberg
la Grange
Kenney Brown
Richard
Kieth Brown
Thomas
Earl Spiegelberg
Renteth and Dale
Adam Barres
Middle Ridge
Rovert
Marian Grobe
Mariand
Local Social and Church Meetings Reported in Amherst Area
Mrs George Kotttie and Wiss Marian Kmittle attended Pomona Grange at North Elyria. Mrs H C Delefield and Mrs Christena Cook joined Woman's Union of St Peter's and Reformed Church in Amherst. Rev R G Pferrer and Lois attended Brownhelm Evangelical Church youth meeting at Miss Clara Hasenfly home. Mrs Leo Hanlon and son Glenn visited Earl Hanlon in Amherst. Minona Cook recovering from measles. Mrs Theodore Grills of West Ridge visited her father. C J Smith. Mrs Nellia McGuire of Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kotttie
Wiss Marian Kmittle
Pomona Grange
North Elyria Grange Hall
H. C. Delefield
Christena Cook
Woman's Union
St. Peter's and Reformed Church
Amherst
R. G. Pferrer
Lois
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Clara Hasenfly
Leo Hanlon
Glenn
Earl Hanlon
Minona Cook
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
C. J. Smith
Nellia McGuire
Lorain
Supper Guests and Visitors Across Local Families
Local social notes list numerous visits and gatherings. Mrs. Margaret Baus, Mrs. Conrad Ernst, and many others, including the Fowell, Ernst, Dute, Kuhl, Thompson, Nuittle, Battenhouse, Hanlon, Peabody, Bechtel, Schroeder, Stang, Haist, Friday, Turnbull, and Neiding households, hosted or visited relatives in Amherst Oberlin Elyria Vermilion and nearby communities over the weekend and weekday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Baus
Margaret Baus
Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
Conrad Ernst
Arthur Ernst
South Amherst
Martin Bringman
Vermilion
Mary Dute
Charles Dute
Frederick Kuhl
Marjorie
Parma
George Thompson
Bertha Gullinan
Elyria
Madge
Sarah Thompson
George Nuittle
Marian
Kathryn Battenhous
Amherst
Geo Hanlon
Glenn
Clayton Peabody
Oberlin
Howard Dayton
Evelyn
Nelson Bechtel
Dennis
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
Mae Draimim
West Salem
Ohio
E. W. Stang
Rene Stang
Kay
Minnie Stark
Minnie Schroeder
Fisie Schroeder
Clarence Schroeder
Emil Schroeder
A. J. Haist
Lorain
Edith Dehn
Carl Friday
Charles Tite
Ceylon
Junelon
William Turnbull
Erma Jean
Martha Neiding
Fragment of prehistoric bone found in Colorado Springs grave
A fragment of a large bone thought to be from a prehistoric animal was found in a city grave pile in Colorado Springs. Scientists seek other skeleton parts after noting the bone was lodged near a rock and the surrounding strata suggest the site once bordered a large body of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Memorial Day Plans Outline Oberlin Ohio Event
Plans for Memorial Day exercises were completed at an American Legion meeting. Dan Carl Wittke of Oberlin College will deliver the address at about ten o clock morning at Community Park. A parade led by the high school band will start from the high school at nine o'clock, with patriotic groups, scouts, and students participating. Graves of 182 Civil War veterans, four Spanish-American War veterans, and twelve World War II veterans in Westwood cemetery will be decorated in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
American Legion
Dan Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Teo Ozzlock
Community Park
Westwood Cemetery
Organ Recital by Kathleen Funk at Finney Chapel
Miss Kathleen M Funk, senior in the Conservatory of Music, will give an organ recital this evening at 4 34 p.m. in Finney Chapel. She recently made the Conservatory honor list and her program includes works by Martinu Edvard Elert Bach Willan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen M Funk
Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Funk
Conservatory
Oanmartini
Edmuundson
Bach
Kare-Elert
Alegros
Widor
Ischerzo
Biarne
Cassacarlia
Willan
Conservatory recital on eurythmics and dance forms
Under Miss Margers Schneider, instructor at the Conservatory of Music, four recitals are slated in Warner Concert Hall this afternoon at 4 15. One group presents eurythmics demonstration while another showcases dance forms. All interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalerose
Margers Schneider
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Keighley couple host surprise birthday party
Mr and Mrs H W Keighley attended a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs as a gesture of celebration. The event drew local friends and neighbors, with guests arriving to honor the celebrant in an informal gathering at a private home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Keighley
Keighley Sister Honored at LaGrange Home Gathering
Mrs. Kenneth Jackson hosted a gathering at their LaGrange home honoring her husband. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Buswell Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. William Mochren of LaGrange. Card games and late refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keighley
Kenneth Jackson
LaGrange
Adrian Buswell
Alden Hopkins
William Mochren
Oberlin church to host visiting preacher Sunday
Rev. Arthur E Holt professor at Chicago Theological Seminary will preach at the First Church in Oberlin Sunday morning. Pastor Richards will preach in Elyria at the annual sermon before the Ohio State Conference of Congregational Christian Churches before leaving for Spring preaching at Wellesley College Walnut Hill School and Abbot Academy next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Holt
Chicago Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Mr. Richards
Elyria
Ohio State Conference
Congregational Christian Churches
Richards
Wellesley College
Walnut Fill School
Abbot Academy
Installation Service for Sunday School Officers May 15
The Mr. Zion Baptist Sunday School will hold an installation service for officers and teachers on Sunday evening May 15 at 7 30. Mr Smith of the Graduate School of Theology will deliver the address and Rev Tucker will conduct the consecration. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zion Baptist Sunday School
Mr. Smith
Graduate School of Theology
Rev. Tucker
May Time Tea Hosted by Mrs Addie Lewis
The Stewards Board of the Rust Methodist church sponsors a May Time Tea at 75 East Vine Street on Sunday March 15 from 4 to 7 PM. Oberlin Grange marks Rural Sunday with a 2:30 PM public meeting and 1 PM pot luck dinner at Oberlin Grange hall led by Rev William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Lewis
East Vine Street
Steward Board
The
Rust Methodist Church
Oberlin Grange
Oberlin Grange Hall
William Smith
Oberlin Townsend Club Plans May 17 Meeting
The Oberlin Townsend club will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday evening May 17 in the K of P Hall. The session opens at eight o clock for a discussion of business. Refreshments of pie and coffee will be served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Townsend Club
K. of P. Hall
Markets show varied poultry and produce prices and notes
Market reports list leghorn and barred rocks broilers with prices around 29 to 27 cents per pound, along with live poultry, eggs, and produce like onions parsley spinach and tomatoes. Hothouse tomatoes, mushrooms, and peppers appear with assorted unit prices. regional meat and dairy items are noted as unsettled with standard and first quality distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If Tbs
Grain and Feed Prices From the Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co
Market notes list prices for corn wheat and oats by the bushel flour by a barrel and various seeds and hay by the ton. Figures show standard middlings and bran prices, clover and alfalfa hay grades, and straw values with multiple No. 1 to No. 3 cuts. Also mentions grain and feed products with fluctuating rates and supply notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Timethy
Tyemethy
Prices and supplies slip in 1938 farm report fragment
The itemized ledger notes price changes for chickens and butter, with hen and chick categories steadier while other dairy and meat prices show minor shifts. Grain and produce sections list varying market levels for potatoes, corn, oats, wheat, beans, barley, timothy, and clover seeds amid modest demand and ample or tight stock conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Asariculture
Bills Triumphs
Louisiana
Alabama
U.S. i
Mississippi
California
Tc. St
Idaho
Uch
Ruseet Burbanks
Tos
Minpesata Cobblers
L. Ss
Ollec
Ina’ Ug
Timothy Sherd
Goa
Homegrown Market Prices and Produce List
A local market list outlines prices for apples including Baldwin, Winesap, and McIntosh. asparagus, celery, cabbage, cucumbers, dandelions, horseradish, kale, and leeks. Units include per basket, per peck, per 12 bunches, and per dozen, reflecting cold storage and garden varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeghowers
Baldwin
Stasren
Ashtabula
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Receipts
Market activity shows steady demand for cattle and calves with primes and locals in good condition. Sheep and lambs trend steady with numerous lots in medium to good condition. hogs and pigs mixed but largely firm with price ranges noted for various weights and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grain and dairy listings with mixed lots and prices
Market notes show several grain items with numbers and color codes including CORN No 2 yellow and OATS No 2 white with prices. dairy references mention butter extract and eggs in small amounts. Readable fragments point to a dated, commodity price roundup with unclear units and multiple lot identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grass Fire Burns Ten Acres Near Cascade Park
A grass fire burned ten acres yesterday afternoon near Glenwood Street and Hamilton Avenue, sweeping toward Cascade Park. Children with matches were blamed. Two firemen fought the flames for one hour and nineteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Street
Hamilton Avenue
Cascade Park
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SFA
Justice Weygandt
Justice Wergandr
Mrs
Mary Burkett
Aumber
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A. E. Kemp
Lawrie J. Sharp
Leonard M. Outerbridge
New York
Mission Council
Outerbridge
OMIO
Bell Co
Mill St
Carlisle
Fiss
Myron Laussier
Harrison
LaPorre Ml EY Church
Sconts
Sederis
South Ridge
Esther Wood
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Townsend News
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Te Tae
Lew Ave
Tyler
Pegus
Toledo Gaas Close
Bluebird
Berson
Bree
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