17 High Schools To Award Diplomas In Lorain County
Seventeen Lorain County high schools will award diplomas to about 400 graduates this year. A tentative list shows 402 names, with actual numbers likely slightly lower. Avon, Clearview, Cambridge and others host commencements from May to May 23, with speakers including Dean Frederick Roehm and Prof Arthur Southwick.
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Lorain County
Wellxatton
Wth
Clearview
Lhs
Ridgeville High School
Belden
Broghton and
Penfield
Avon
Frederick B. Donald Casper
Wade Dudley
John Fitch
LaVerne Forthofer
Hearon Klingshirn
Bernard Klingshirn
Eugene Lescher
Richard Muller
Robert Moon
Regis Urig
Fred Thueming
Eugene Nagel Jeannette Pape
Gertrude Forthofer
Mary R. Gehring
Margaret Gutzman
Dorothy Kaser
Rita Klingshirm
Agnes Krynak
Mildred Miksanek
Clare Plas
Corinne Schwartz
Mary G. Schwartz
Teresa Smith
Elaine Urig
Marion Urig
Ruth Wearsch
Mercella Weber
Avon Lake
Sneaker
Arthur Southwick
Wooster College
Arthur H. al Jaksen
Elaine Ann Bardsley
Geraldine ML Bibr
Patricia Black
Muldred BL Baravy
Robert W. Burkhardt
Betty Jane Crawford
Paul C. Current
Leonard Goodrich Daniels
Philip W. DeChant
Willis B. Foote
Jean K. Fricker
Dennis F. Hassel
Marjorie Jane Horn
Wilma E. Horwedel
Vivien E. Horwedel
Mildred A. Huber
Julia Marie Kekie
Roberti F. Kiefer
Nettie L. Little
Bertha Jane Maiers
Robert J. Marimon
Betty L. McCampbell
Rosalind A. Mitchell
Shirley Ann Neidhart
Burr W. Nussdorfer
Marcella B. Paul
Marie C. Peterson
George E. Price
Milton G. Russell
Jane E. Thoma
Dorothy M. Thomas
Doris
Tomanek
Carolyn E. Trigalet
Marion Louise Wills
Brighton
Dixie Draper
Marilynn AfcDonald
Laurice Hanes
Alma Jewett
Viola Snyder
Harold Burdue
Geritt Harvey
Emil Gemmel
George Gemmel
George Sweda
Brownhelm
Guy B. Findley
Thomas T. Belt
Carl Camera
Margaret Fritsch
Edith Gutosky
Clara Hasenpflug
Louis Cherry
Delton Davidson
Richard Davidson
Ivan Ingersoll
Robert Meyers
Allyn Sigsworth
Andrew Urbansky
Arthur Whitney
Mayr
Dean Frederick Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
Robert Arthrell
Dorothy Barnhart
Mike Bazsoki
Richard Brady
Elizabeth Brooks
Arline Clague
William Clague
James Clawson
Charles Cole James
Anna Sska
Lillian Skapin
Jack Surder
George Straka
Julia Szabo
Veteran Harder Loses but Proves Readiness for Indians
Mel Harder in his 1940 debut for Cleveland yesterday allowed two early Browns runs, then dominated five innings before a late error and two sacrifice plays helped St Louis win 5 to 2. Manager Oscar Vitt stays encouraged by Harder’s showing and potential value to a shaky Indians mound corps.
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Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Gary
St. Loui Browns
Oscar Vitt
Harder
Wills Hudlin
Browns
Innnings
Major Loop Leaders in National and American Leagues
United Press rounds up top sluggers and run producers across the leagues. Gab Danning leads National League batters, while Medwick and Gustine pace others. Aversti Wright Radcliff top American League figures. Home runs show Trosky and Foxx among leaders. The notice calls Rone Radio Service softball team members to a 6 30 meet at the West Avenue store.
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United Press
Cluch Gab Danning
New York
Medwick
St. Louis
Gustine Pittsburgh
Aversti
Detroit
Wright
Chicago
Radcliff
Trosky
Indians
Foxx
Red Sox
Walker
Senators
Case
Senator
Cramer
Sox
Wright White Sox
Rone Radio Service
West Avenue
Elyria Merchants Seek Class B Opponents in Lorain County
The Elyria Merchants softball team seeks game opportunities with Class B teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should write Vic Mascov rac, 172 Erie Street, asking to arrange matches.
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Elyria Merchants
Lorain County
Vic Mascov
Erie Street
List of Names Reads Like Community Roster
A long string of personal names appears in the article including William McClaflin Dorothy Madre Harold Monrman Marian Norris Karl Olsen Clyde Parker Ernest Parsons Mary Elizabeth Pickworth Kathryn Piper Janis Preston Thomas Reep Robert Rice Dorothy Richards Alice Mae Rodgers Bessie Rucker Roy Rucker Hilda Schach Julia Sechrest Mary Stetters Edward Spatz Vera Jean Wallace Wilbur Williams Gladys Witbeck Edward Worley Julia Wynn Robert Young Phyllis Yoxtheimer Sam Zubrick. The context suggests a community or social page roster. The piece lacks dates or events.
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William McClaflin
Dorothy Madre
Harold Monrman
Marian Norris
Karl Olsen
Clyde Parker
Ernest Parsons
Mary Elizabeth Pickworth
Kathryn Piper
Janis Preston
Thomas Reep
Robert Rice
Dorothy Richards
Alice Mae Rodgers
Bessie Rucker
Roy Rucker
Hilda Schach
Julia Sechrest
Mary Stetters
Edward Spatz
Vera Jean Wallace
Wilbur Williams
Gladys Witbeck
Edward Worley
Julia Wynn
Robert Young
Phyllis Yoxtheimer
Sam Zubrick
Elyrian Awarded 1000 Dollar Scholarship by DePauw
William Dutch Jr. of Elyria High School will receive a $1000 Edward Rector Scholarship from DePauw University Greencastle Indiana. He is among 83 scholars from 12 states. endowment funds cover four years of tuition. Rector Scholars total 330. almost 400 applicants, top 10 percent graduates with 90 percent averages sought the award.
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William Dutch Jr
Ohio Street
Elyria High School
DePauw University
Greencastle
Indiana
Edward Rector
Chicago
DePauw
Local Golf Scoring Led by Two Card 75s Across Courses
Gil Miltenberger and W. Saylor posted 75s to lead a weekend scoring at Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge. Other local scores include Ed Weilin 76 Fred Kitchen 76 Pete Treible 79 Karl Klemert Jr 81. Elvins Country Club play saw Wallace Bower in 76 and long George Smith 64 while George Smith 90 and Bower 76 noted. Elyria Sunday scores list Timms 50 Frederick 83 Waite 83 Sanford 8 Shafer 87 Bauerlein 87 Timms 100. Saturday Fauver 3 Mull er 85 Zatser 93 Meurbech 99. Spring Valley held Blind Bogie with six tied: Walchli Kleiner Cunningham Noli Seeler Kap pier.
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Gil Miltenberger
Spring Valley
W. Saylor
Cherry Ridge
Ed Weilin
Fred Kitchen
Pete Treible
Karl Klemert, Jr
Oxrbee Cherry Ricge
Joe Bryson
Wilbur Henry
Long George Smith
Short George Smith
Banfield
Bower
Wallace Bower
Elvins Country Club
Layoour
Surones
Elyria
Dick Timms
Dr. C. HK. Frederick
Viren Waite
F A. Sanford
Warren Shafer
Hugh Bauerlein
Chritien Krantz
Rod Fauver
Dale Muller
W. O. Zatser
Ralph Meurbech
Sis
Larry Walchli
Larl Kleiner
R. Cunningham
J. W. Noli
J A. Seeler
O M. Kappier
Belmont Opens Spring Meet Attracting Massive Attendance
Belmont Park starts its Spring meeting with forecasts of 500000 attendees and 20 million in wagers over 74 days. The event aims to crown the American three year old divison champion and marks Alfred Guynne Vanderbilt's New York debut as pari mutual betting expands to a dense metropolitan audience. The grandstand seats 17500 with infield and terraces adding room for about 30000 more, while over 300 mutual windows line the long room.
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New York
Belmont Park
Alfred Guynne Vanderbilt
Belmont
Ridgeville Butmers pitcher Pitts throws no hitter
Dorothy Pitts, star right hander for the Ridgeville Butmers, blanked Providence Loan of Ashland 3 0 on Ridgeville field. Only two opposing batters reached first on passes. she fanned 13. Pitts also belted a solo homer in the third with a man aboard to win her own game.
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Dorothy Pits
Ridgeville
Butmer Girls
Providence Loan
Ashland
Butmers
Pitts
Bowling Results From Elyria Recreation Class C League
The Phillies Cigars, Standard Cleaners, Par-T-Pak, Riotor sales, Lodi Yevern, D. and N. Juniors, City TM loters, Max Barbers compete in a Saturday night bowling slate. Forfeit wins and partial scores appear amid inconsistent OCR data, with names and results scattered across the fragment.
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Phillies
Par-T-Pak
al Snyder
Lodi Yevern
City
Loters
Max Barbers
Ebrtia
Elyria Recreation
Ledt Tayern Szaho Wee Ee
AIS Sehnarr
Zit
Gutowski
Inxwaty
Jusiorn
Phillies Cizars Kelis Tae
Tle Iss
Witchell
Harper Aweee
Paramore
R. Nichols
Nichols, Jr
Smith
al Snyder Water Sales
Forfelt
City Motors
M. Friend Wee
J. Betis
Friend
Horton
Mat Barbers Kline
Yankee 0 Red Sox 2. telescope talk fades as Ruffing wins
New York Yankees suffer an eight game skid, a Bronx bench visit to a slump plagued team. Manager McCarthy jokes about a psychologist Applebaum and a telescope analogy as Red Ruffing shuts out Boston 2 0, delivering a rare win at the field.
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York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
St. Dickey
McCarthy
Dickey
Applebaum
Applebeam
Red Rolfe
Joe
Art Fletcher
Donald
Sandra
Red
Red Sox
Columbia and Yale Crews Win Regatta Titles
Columbia University crews swept a three race regatta on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia earning the Childs cup. Yale Varsity overcame a late deficit to beat MIT at Derby Connecticut by a half length. Syracuse placed third in the varsity race as MIT won the freshman event.
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Columbia University
Schuiikill
Philadelphia
Yale
Varsity
AML I. T
Derby
Conn
Columbia
Penn
Princeton
M. T
Tech
Syracuse
Racer Herbert Mangus Dies After Tiffin Crash
Herbert Mangus a 45 year old professional racing driver from Fremont died when his car overturned in a National Championship circuit race at Tiffin. Mangus formerly drove a Tiffin taxicab. he is survived by his wife two young children and his parents Mr and Mrs J J Mangus of Tiffin.
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Tiffin. O
Herbert Mangus
Fremont
Tiffin
Mangus
J J Mangus
Jewelers Schedule Four Games This Week
Vice Silver's Jewelers announce four contests this week starting tonight against Bittner Funeral Home at the American Lace Diamond. Tomorrow they face Rene Rade Service at Jefferson. Thursday they meet the American Federation of Labor No. 19343. Friday they travel to Lorain to play Hart Jewelers at Oakwood Park.
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Vice Silver
Bittner
Rene Rade
Jefferson
American Federation of Labor
Cleaners Practice At McKinley Diamond
The Standard Cleaners softball team will practice today and tomorrow at 6 o clock on the McKinley diamond. Manager Al Rose requests all members to report.
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Cleaners
McKinley Diamond
al Rose
Merchants Practice At Cascade Park Tonight
The Merchants Practice team will hold a session at Cascade Park at 5 30. Fred Williams and Jack Brandt are asked to take notice.
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Elyria Merchants
Cascade Park
Fred Willams
Jack Brandt
McCarthy Reigel Set for Lorain Antlers Main Bout May 21
Charley McCarthy of Cleveland and Norm Reigel of Lorain will headline an eight round rematch at the Hotel Anuers on May 21. Promoter Johnny Gascoigne announced the Lorain card with Gussie Smallwood and Frankie Mucha in the semi final six round lightweights. Other bouts include Temaz vs Schaefer, Graham vs Canton, Blatchford vs Cant, and Booth vs Ornardo in four to six round matches.
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Lorain
Charley McCarthy
Cleveland
Norm Reigel
Hotel Anuers
Johnny Gascoigne
McCarthy
Gussie Smallwood
Elyria
Frankie Mucha
Juan Temaz
Akron
Kid Schaefer
Norwalk
Eddie Graham
Canton
Don Blatchford
Art Booth
Kid Ornardo
Billy Burke
New York May 13 Wins Albany to Yon Beat Race
Clayton Bishop of Onset Massachusetts won his second straight victory in the Albany to Yon outboard motor beat race held yesterday, adding to his prior win and solidifying lead in the series.
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New York
Ps Clayton Bishop
Onset
Mass
Albany-to-New
South Ridge Community Club Holds Year End Meeting
The South Ridge club held its last meeting of the term at the school house with Mrs Milton Schlechter presiding. Officers elected include Mrs Carl Friday president and Mrs F Snyder vice president. A May 1 picnic at Cascade Park was planned.
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South Ridge
Milton Schlechter
Carl Friday
F. Snyder
Earl Dehn
Cascade Park
Warne
Shirley Baus
Newton Baus
Kathryn Mulich
Lois Pferrer
Malcolm
Alvin Fowl
Allen Humphry
Tommy Snyder
Jane Stardhbril
Warne Baus
Barbara Snide
Motors to Columbus E. C. Schubert Driver Details
E C Schubert is identified as the driver of the Elr vehicle bound for Columbus in the sparse OCR note. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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E. C. Schubert
School bus tour carries Fifth and Sixth graders to Columbus
A school bus from Lake Avenue and Markley schools carried Fifth and Sixth grade pupils on a sight seeing tour to Columbus Saturday.
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Ria
Lake Avenue
Markley
Columbus
Local residents visit in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Robert Airich of Elyria spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Frank Laraway Edward Tedrow of Lorain called on E C Frye and family Friday evening Mrs Frank Laraway with Mrs Belle Brosicker of South Amherst called on Mrs Patience Heathcote in Elyria Mrs George Knittle with her sisters Mrs Adam Grobe and Mrs Elizabeth Madi of Lorain were Cleveland visitors Monday
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Robert Airich
Elyria
Frank Laraway
Edward Tedrow
Lorain
E C Frye
Belle Brosicker
South Amherst
Patience Heathcote
George Knittle
Adam Grobe
Elizabeth Madi
Cleveland
Sunshine Sunday School Hear Meeting At Marian Kaittle Home
Miss Marian Kaittle hosted the Sunshine Sunday School class Friday evening. President Margaret Mason led the business session. Plans were made to furnish plants for the oldest and youngest mother at the May 28 Mother-Daughter party. Bingo winners were Mrs Earl Burrer and Mrs Harvey Curtiss. Next meeting hosts Marian Grobe on June 13. A salad course was served to seven members and one guest, Mrs. Edward Bentz.
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Marian Kaittle
Sunshine
Margaret Mason
Earl Burrer
Harvey Curtiss
Marian Grobe
Edward Bentz
Columbia Birthday Party Postponed
The Ladies' Aid Society postponed the birthday party that was planned for last week in Columbia.
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Columbia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Marriage of Wilma Squire and Flosh Story May 25
Miss Wilma Squire daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Squire Cleveland and Flosh Story East Cleveland to be married in an open church wedding at Columbia Methodist at four o clock in the afternoon of May 25 A reception will follow with the Ladies Ad Society serving.
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Wilma Squire
Merrill Squire
Cleveland
Flosh Story
East Cleveland
Columbia Methodist Church
Ladies’ Ad Society
Mother Daughter Party Hosted by Mrs Jasper
Mrs Jay Jasper attended a Mother Daughter party last Friday evening, accompanying her daughter Mrs Merton MSBartter Jr of Fields after Ralph King had been on the sick list the past week.
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Ralph King
Merton Msbartter, Jr
Fields
Jay Jasper
Lorain County Library Route Stops Start May 21
The Lorain county library track will stop at Route 2 and Boone road, Columbia Center, Adams Corners, and Columbia Station on May 21 and resume at these points throughout the summer. Junior Glee Club hosted a party for instructor Mrs. George Easley in the school music room, with games and candy.
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Lorain County
Boone Road
Columbia Center
Adams Corners
Columbia Station
Music Room
George Easley
Kathryn Harrington
James Waterman
Madison
Ohio
Arthur Swartz
Medina
Oberlin School of Commerce
John van Arsdale
Columbia High School
de Forest Osborne
Clyde Prindle
Detroit
F. G. Reynolds
Toledo
Willard Hathaway
Oliver Ring
J. J. Prindle
Atr
Ralph Ring
Wooster
Gleaners of the M. E. Church Meet in LaGrange
The Gleaners group met at Mrs. Frank Krowles home with Treva Hanmer presiding. Esther Martin read minutes and reported the treasurer. Madame Curie paper by Mrs. Martin. Out of town guests Mrs. Meg Callely and Mrs Flossie Conkin of Wellington attended. Luncheon served by committee. June picnic planned at Mrs. Mattie Prosser’s home.
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Mattie Prosser
PTA Officers Named For Next Year At Meeting
Edward Haynes presided over the final PTA meeting of the school year. The nominating committee proposed officers including President Mrs. Theodore Camp, vice president Mrs. Maynard Hanner, secretary Mrs. Ford Hastings, and treasurer Mr. W. H. Opperman. The report was accepted and officers will oversee next year's activities. Lunch was served.
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Edward Haynes
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Theodore, Camp
Maynard Hanner
Ford Hastings
W. H. Opperman
Canterbury and Westland traveling libraries plan 7000 books
The Canterbury and Westland Education Board in New Zealand announces its traveling motor libraries will carry 7,000 books this year. The plan emphasizes expanding access to reading materials across districts and communities served by the service.
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Canterbury and Westland Education Board
New Zealand
Household Finance loan offers and repayment options
Readers are shown a table of monthly payments to repay a $100 loan with fixed one rate for all customers. Payments range from $4.46 per month for 30 months to $9.46 monthly for 12 months, or four installments of $26.26 totaling $105.04. No salary proofs, no credit checks, and privacy guaranteed. loans extended for furniture, car, or note with consideration for illness or unemployment and minimal foreclosure risk. Call or visit to learn more, with no obligation to borrow.
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E. M. Wickens
Helen Veres
Anna Wade
Williamd Wade
Melbourne Wargo
Raymond Waters
Alfred Wharton
Frank Wharton
Andy Zilka
Alice Gicde
Clara Zvosec
Joe Sloboda
E. E. Lewis
Ohio State University
Edgar Allen Irs Bartter
Andrew Barber
Eileen Blackburn
Donald Crocker
Sophe Dupassi
Ruth Harrington
Howard Kinas
Ray Keller
Anna Mere Leinweber
Louis
Clems Pillivant
Richard Foedel
George Smith
Merie Smith
Joe Stritzer
Robert Shuster
Helen Shuster
Virginia Stegmen
Virginia Smith
Eleanor Taylor
Susan Warzo
Dens Yost Belden
C B. Alien
Western Universiy Graduate School
Merv DiVincenzo
Nell A. Wise
Bernice ML Buckingham
Les Myers
Marian Noveske
Vernice Osborn
Charles Parry
Florence Rozga
Emerson Schwerer
Ross Stuart
Bette Lee Taylor
Helen Tran
Bernard Wilczak
Fey Harrison
Benrietta
C. W. Cocksen
Kenneth Altmiller
Daphne Bates
Helen Bates
Kenneth Denger
Evelyn Greszier
Jane Kendeigh
Lewis Kothe
Nick Maston
Ralph McDowell
Keith Buchs
John Gede
Elmer Leimbach
Donald Portman
Raymond Petty
Virginia Rotiari
LA Grange
Mario
John McSweeney
Melvin O. Bursley
Harry F. Builer
Alice Marie Dar
Eleanor R Beint
Frances LaVerne Jones
Ada Elizabeth Layman
Edwin J. Moulder
Jane L Moulder
Selma Lucile Narlor
Elnore Pease
Louis J. Raden
Rita Marie Rothgery
Marjorie Dorothy Lasky
Mary Lauretta Smith
Walter Harold Spieth
John Walke, Jr
Winifred Louise Widdowson
Sterr K. Woodruff
Anthony J. Zalenski
Green
Berea
Virginia Caronin
Doris Pierce
Josephine Rolin
Celia Ursanic
Martha Woods
Margeret Younglas
Wiliam Feron
Robert Rowley
Virgil Smith
Howard Berkey
Brookside
Clarence B. Allen
Western Reserve University
Elizabeth Emerich
Margaret Meter
Dorothy Black
Ellen Brow
Madeirn Shawver
Camille Townsend
Netta Boice
Kathleen Boner
Wilma Brewer
Mary Jane Brouse
Janet Carino
Zita Ciazynski
Roy Cocler
Beulah Dague
Virginia Davidson
Lila Faye Durkee
Elaine Dumke
Elizabeth Dumke
Lila Eglin
Armand Ensign
Franklin Fuller
Marjorie Gower
Virginia Hines
Chester Hawk
Mexine Jamerson
Vic‘Jet Leng
Betty May Lounsbrough
Bell
Rip Radcliff
Whch
Bagu Bell
Boston
Elgen Auker
Smealls
Ore Avery
McQuinn
Ner
Swift
Auker
Boudreau
Mack
Strange
Laabs
Tresky
Heffner
RadeHit
Berardino
Booudreeau
Tres
MicQuinn
Basset
Lois
Laabds
Ly Heffner
A. Boudres
Chapman
Heath
A & Keltner
Hemsler
Hedlin
Harper
Lampbeil
Minth
Z. Louis
Ana
Roger C
Roy
Elyrian
Dorothy Pitts
Bittners
AL Pitts
Wensink
Hari Noah
Arlene
L. Gray
Graves
P. Gray
Eee
Henry McLemore
Bronx Cap Pistols
Bronx Bombers
Lefty Gomez
Tay
Mit
Joe Garden
Racer
Zenith - Stromberg-Carlson Westinghouse
Philco
Ryan Electric
East Ave
Aen Humphrey
Sunshine S. S. Class
Howard Klaas
Ruth Bartter
Stone
J. W. Salsbury
Jack Elton
Glee Club
Easley
West
Ning By the Fields Methodist Church
LaGrange
T. A
Walt Haury
Dixie Gas East
Wenderson
Household Finance Corporation
Century Building
Broad St
Woolworth’s
R. R. Ritter
Coty
Stow
Pere Prelte
Agit
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