Alumni Have Fifty Three Sons and Daughters In E H S At Present
Fifty three Elyria High School students are children of graduates of this school. Twenty seven have mothers who are alumni, fifteen have fathers as alumni, with many seniors and juniors also listed as offspring of graduates. The article catalogs students by year and parentage, naming numerous families and noting intergenerational ties to EHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
FE. H. S
EB. H. S
Miriam Faxon
Isaac Faxon
Isabel Thompson Faxon
John Eckler
Frank R. Eckler
Ida Phipps Eckler
Luecilie Penfound
Merle Penfound
Alberta Hahn Penfound
Marion Romp
Arthur Romp
Helen Rebp Romp
Watherna Brown
Jay Robert Brown
Esther Field Brown
Shirley Webber
Aas
Lawrence Webber
Jean Rath Webber
Gladys Plocher
Earl Willam Plocher
Ethel Tucker Plocher
Allan Davies
Walter Emery Davies
Ruth Metcalf Davies
Elains Cole
Ralph Hill Cole
Ethel Ross Cole
James Lamberton
George Lamberton
George Alex Lamberton
Rachel Hamerton Lamberton
Sin
David Horar
Gertrude Smith Horan
Tom Moods
Mars Tufford Moody
Virginia Betteridge
Jane Abbey Betteridge
Kenry Freeland
Catherine Neufer Freeland
Jeanne Guthrie
Florence Brown Guthrie
Marguerite Goodwin
Blanche Rawson Goodwin
Evalyn Lehman
Ila
Fred Lehman
Martha Wacker Lehman
Eleanor Mathis
Widening Circle Ends Season With Forty Attendances
The Widening Circle of the Baptist church met at the church house Friday afternoon with an attendance of forty guests. The meeting was the last one of the season, plans were made for a June picnic. Mrs. Frank Wilford led the Bible Study. refreshments were served by Mrs. R. H. Harrison and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Frank Wilford
R. H. Harrison
Local Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan Cleveland meeting
Members of the local Sons and Daughters of Liberty who will attend the Cleveland meeting on Monday are leaving the five o clock car. A bridge luncheon at Elyria Country Club on Tuesday May twentieth will be hosted by Mrs J G Whitney and Mrs J I Betteridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Cleveland
Elyria Country Club
J. G. Whitney
J. i. Betteridge
Onslaught of the Sunning and Rubbing Season
The note describes a stretch marked by intense sunning and rubbing activities signaling the start of a season. It cites local routines, common practices, and the health cautions observed by residents as they adjust to warmer days.
Luncheon Bridge Party at Mrs Biggs Home
Mrs H D Biggs entertained Friday at 1211 Middle Avenue with a luncheon bridge for thirty guests. Pink roses and sweet peas adorned tables and rooms with spring flowers. Prizes went to J B Loughry first, A W Kimball second, James Simpson third, and Walter Ludwig consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Biggs
Middle Avenue
Bridge
J. B. Loughry
A. W. Kimball
James Simpson
Walter Ludwig
Betty Brown Hosts Formal Dinner For Miss Patrick And John Snyder
Miss Betty Brown entertains at her Ohio Street home in honor of Miss Janet Patrick of Columbus Street and John Henry Snyder of Cleveland. The event, an evening of May 24, follows a formal dinner and includes dancing with 24 guests, many from out of town.
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Mises
Betty Brown
Earl Brown
Ohio Street
Janet’ Patrick
Columbus Street
John Henry Snyder
Cleveland
Patrick
Community club events and meetings listed for Monday
Local groups including Ladies Auxiliary VFW Canton Lorain and Auxiliary I O O F Hall Colonial Club at 2 30 with Mrs D W McLeod Polyanna Club hosted by Mrs Dean Burns East Avenue with 29 guests and 32 members plus a program of songs readings and prayers Green and white decor and a social hour after refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of the Foreign Wars
Canton Lorain
D. W. McLeod
Fifth Street
Fellowship
Cotor
Y. W. C. A. L’'Ensemble Francais
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Home Club
Fred Sparks
Beverley Court
Dean Burns
East Avenue
D. A. Baird
Lucille Hand
Jean Little
Burns
Ellis Parker Butler
R. C. Laver
Mabel Little
Tigredia Club Meeting Elects New President
The Tigredia Club met with Mrs. Laura Barton that evening with an attendance of stateen members and one guest. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. H. Beaver, Mrs. Lillian Boddy, and Mrs. Mary Beal. A tureen luncheon was served at noon and was followed by a business session. Mrs. Edna Manzelman was elected president for the remainder of the year. The next meeting will be the twentieth of June at the home of Mrs. Carrie Vanihaber of Prin on avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Club
Laura Barton
Stateen
H. Beaver
Lillian Boddy
Mary Beal
Edna Manzelman
Carrie Vanihaber
Prin ‘On
Avenue
Miss Marguerite Helman Hosts Hamilton Teachers Bridge
Miss Marguerite Helman entertained the Hamilton school teachers and four guests at the Alta Mira Tea Rooms last evening. Four tables of bridge were played and a luncheon followed. Tables displayed bowls of yellow lilies and tall yellow tapers tied with blue tulle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Helman
Hamilton School
Quizcie Hahn
Reno Smith
Marjorie Werner
Jessie Bullock
Alta Mira Trea
Epworth League Holds Backwards Party at Church
The Epworth League of First M. E. church hosted a Backwards party in the church basement. Attendees dressed backward to pay twelve cents for refreshments while latecomers paid twenty one cents at the back door as a forfeit. The event included practice for tomorrow morning’s service and urged League members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
League
Uume
Weekend visit by Shoemaker and Junmfor in Longford
Mr and Mrs J C Shoemaker and con Junmfor of New Kensington Pensylvania will spend the weekend with the J H Bellingham family of Longford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Shoemaker
Con Junmfor
New Kensing- 10A
Pensaylwillae
J. H. Bellingham
Longford Avenue
Men's Bible Class Meets at Rivoli Theater
The Elyria Men s Bible Class gathers at 9 30 a m in the Rivoli Theater Broad street. Last Sunday 381 men attended with many out of town guests including R A Gravy of Shelby. Fox Furnace delegation led with 117 present. The class will read Acts 27 and sing America as the meeting opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rivoli
Broad Street
Odd Fellows
National Tube
Western Automatic
Fathers and Sols
Fox Furnace
R. A. Gravy
Shelby
Ohio
Shelby “Globe
Graf
Jas. A. Hewitt
Fox Furnace Company
Albert Stegman
Raymond Marsh
Royal Neighbors Meet Delivers Bunco Pedro Prizes
The Royal Neighbors of America gathered last evening with good attendance. After a brief business session, bunco and pedro games were played. Bunco prizes went to Elizabeth Kalif first and Catherine McGuire consolation. Pedro prizes awarded to De la Lutz and Ernest March first, Nellie Smith and Fred Wirth second, Rose Boles and Charles Boles consolation. A luncheon followed. Plans were made to attend the County Rally at Lorain next Thursday, with members leaving at 1 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Bunco
Pedro
Elizabeth Kalif
Catherine McGuire
de la Lutz
Ernest March
Nellie Smith
Fred Wirth
Rose Boles
Charles Boles
Lorain
Bridge Tea Honors At 427 Fast Avenue Hosts
Mrs Thelma Haller and Mrs Frances Akin entertained the girls of the Ohio Public Service Company at Mrs Akin s home 427 Fast avenue last evening Three tables at bridge were in progress with prizes awarded to Miss Cora Teser Miss Jessie Whitles Miss Helen Gazley and Mrs Elma Scheuneman Miss Gertrude Hoton received a farewell gift The refreshment tables were adorned in pink and white A luncheon was served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Haller
Frances Akin
Fast Avenue
Ohio Public Service Company
Bridge
Cora Teser
Jessie Whitles
Helen Gazley
Elma Scheuneman
Gertrude Hoton
Bunco Event At Mrs Wells Home In Erie Street
The Happy len Bunco was held yesterday at the home of Mrs Julia Wells on Erie street. Fifty games were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs J Edwards first, Mrs Nellie Burton second, and Miss Shirley Tite consolation. Mrs M Dusendahl of Adelbert avenue will entertain at her home on vart Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Bunco
Julia Wells
Erie Street
J. Edwards
Nellie Burton
Shirley Tite
M. Dusendahl
Adelbert Avenue
Vart
Mission of the Holy Spirit Theme at Sunday Bible School
The Sunday message centers on the Mission of the Holy Spirit to World and Disciples with a morning lesson from John 16 titled Jesus Teaching in the Temple. Bible School hour is 9 30 A M and the first study theme is firmly stated. The Y P C U study at 6 30 P M begins Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth with The Jew God as the opening topic. An Intermediate topic asks How Can We Help to Abolish War. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ
Jesus
Temple
Y. PC. U
T F A Club Meets Friday in Florida
T F A club meeting held at Tina Isel's home on Park Avenue May 16. New members Roberta Coonrad and Ann Brave initiated. Refreshments served. Next meeting June 6 at Ruth Raesler's Loch Street home. Gertrude Jaster, Elyria junior, selected as History Club member at Ohio Wesleyan University. Membership limited to outstanding history students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Fla
Tina Isel
Park Avenue
Roberta Coonrad
Ann Brave
Ruth Raesler
Loch Street
Gertrude Jaster
Princeton Avenue
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyan University
Surprise party honors Miss Lottie Tratindon birthday
Wonder Class members gathered for a surprise party for Miss Lottie Tratindon yesterday. Shea received many gifts and cards from friends and neighbors. A formal dinner for twelve followed, with a center bouquet from the club. Miss Laundon is staying with Mrs Francis on East River Street to recover from a Croker arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Tratindon
Shea
Mary Cifts
Miss Laundon
Mrs. Francis
Fast River Street
Croker
Piano Class I Duet Recital A Small Audience Applauds
The piano class of Miss Ruth M. Dunham presented a duet recital Thursday with Dorothy Kieffer on violin and Sanford Finger on clarinet. The program featured numerous pieces performed by students including Alma Taylor Ruth Stark Anna Catherine Evans Josephine Lyons and others. The recital showcased a varied program of classical and light selections to a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Dunham
Dorothy Kieffer
Sanford Finger
Diller- Quaillet
Ange Wuirth
Anna Cathering Kans
Alma Taylor
German Waitz
Smith
Georgia Senwind
Diclen Rov
Pierson
Josephine Lions
Helen Rov
Jean Pilocher
Alma Tavior
Noelen
Mise Durham
Bird
Veriechen
Sanford Tinger
Gavotte
Brown
Jean Vlocher
Anna Cathering
Yane
Opele
Dornroschen
Ts Ba Howsaye
Alma Tas'or
Roath Stark
Hamilton School Mother Daughter Banquet Highlights
The Hamilton School Mother Daughter banquet was held at the YWCA gymnasium last evening. Miss Dorothy Moores, advisor of the Girl Reserve Group, oversaw the program which featured welcome by Donna King, a toast to mothers by Hazel Wilson, greetings by Mrs Ikoss, a vocal duet by Josephine Paonessa and Helen Ross, recitation by Helena Abookiye, piano solo by Lois Ford, a dance by Janet Wardiner, a number by Ossie Rinegai, and songs by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
Y. WW. C A
Dorothy Moores
Donna King
Hazel Wilson
Reg. Ponte
Mrs Ikoss
Wiss Kintson
Josephine Paonessa
Helen Ross
Helena Abookiye
Lois Ford
Janet Wardiner
Ossie Rinegai
Five candidates initiated into Eastern Stars
Svria Chapter Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic hall last evening with about one hundred in attendance. All officers were in their places as five candidates were initiated into the order. A buffet luncheon followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svria
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
North Side Guild entertains members at Baker home
Fourteen members of the North Side Guild gathered Friday at Miss Anna Louise Baker’s Harrison street residence. Plans for summer activities were discussed. Mrs. L. P. MacDonald attended as a guest of the afternoon. The June meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Guild
Anna Louise Baker
Harrison Street
L. P. MacDonald
Elyria Woman's Club Child Welfare closes year with luncheon
The Child Welfare and Social Service Department of the Elyria Woman's Club held their final meeting of the club year at the Woman's Club yesterday. A luncheon was served at one o'clock and the afternoon passed in informal social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Elyria Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Tenth annual convention of United Lutheran Synod in Mansfield
The tenth annual convention of the Central Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of Ohio will be held Monday and Tuesday at St. Matthews Church Mansfield with Rev Charles Sheriff as pastor. President Rev Roy S Bowers will preach the conference sermon and talks will cover the Augsburg Confession Pentecost in its relation to evangelism and methods for the Evening Hour of Worship. Several hundred attendees are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of Ohio
St. Matthews Church
Mansfield
Charles Sheriff
Roy S. Bowers
Bucsrus
J. L. Neve
D. D
Springfield
H. C. Roebner
C. B. Etter
D. Wadsworth
Mr. Sheriff
Ll. A. McCord
Shiloh
R. L. Merle
Delaware
A. J. Hall
Orrville
H. S. Gaines
R. B. Peery
Wooster
D. Bruce Young
Shelby
O. B. Lauver
Newark
G. B. Schmitt
G M. Schrack
Perrysville
O. C. Kramer
Galion
H. D. Geesav
Lorain
A. M. Hines
Plymouth
A. H. Smith
Ashland
R. T. Lubold
Wadsworth
H. A. Daiies
Elyria
First Methodist Episco pal Church Offers Morning and Evening Services
At First Methodist Episcopal Church Third and Court streets the 10 45 a m service features Dr A F Piper preaching He Showed Them His Hands The evening marks the Epworth Leagues first anniversary with music features by the Young Peoples Society Cabinet and a message Children of Light The morning music includes Guilmant Berwald and Widor pieces and solos The evening program has Read Geibels Barraclough Baker and Elgar selections with Epworth League singing A church school meets at 9 30 and the youth group at 6 30 led by Miss Helen Upp The Busy Bees Sewing Club was hosted by Miss Theodora Demos at Chestnut street Refreshments served for several girls and the next meeting is at Margaret Anna Krapps on Sixth Street next Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third
Court Streets
A. FE. Piper
Epworth League
Young Peoples Society
Children of Light
Elegan
Guil- Mant
Bernald
Batiste
Read
Jesus
Geibels
Tvory Palaces
Barraclough
Baker
Smith
Elgar
Church School
Helen Upp
Grace Lutheran to Host Mission Services and Meeting
Grace Lutheran church at Princeton avenue and East River street hosts mission services tomorrow with Rev. Harry C. Muhly preaching at 10:45 a.m. on Investing in Men and Rev. W. E. Schubert of Berea delivering a second address at 7:00 p.m. Harriet Gébl and Esther Guth man depart for Akron for the Walther League convention, representing St. John's Young People's Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C. Muhly
W. E. Schubert
Berea
Harriet Gébl
Esther Guthman
Akron
Walther League
St. John's
Young People’s Society
Lorain Marriage Notices Include Several Pairs
A set of marriage notices lists Ernest Lescher, 29, sheet metal worker, of Elyria and Beatrice Van Dorne, 21, of Carlisle two, with Rev. Fields Carnera. Manuel Rodriguez, 28, laborer, Lorain and Consuelo Gonsalez, 30, Lorain, with a Justice of the Peace. Joseph C. Frederick, 30, attorney, Lorain and Margaret Chastar, 21, Lorain, with Rev. Lyons. John P. Kuntz, 47, plumber, Lorain and Anna Dreitzler, 34, Lorain, with Rev. Firestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lescher
Elyria
Beatrice van Dorne
Carlisle
Fields Carnera
Manuel Rodriguez
Lorain
Consuelo Gonsalez
Joseph C. Frederick
Margaret Chastar
Lyons
John P. Kuntz
Anna Dreitzler
Firestone
Local Admission and Discharge List from Oberlin Area
Admission includes John Clark Jr of Oberlin and Mrs Harold Robinson. Roe Spitzer and Freda Schwaber in Grafton and Kenyon Avenue. Mrs Frank Ksu Bie n ski on Fifteenth Street. Mrs Sam Lund at 16 Middle Avenue. Discharges list Will Wahl and Will Payne of Oberlin alongside Clarence Smith at 212 Lodi Street.
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John Clark, Jr
Oberlin
Harold Robinson
Second Street
Roe Spitzer
Grafton
Freda Schwaber
Kenyon Avenue
Frank Ksubienski
Fifteenth Street
Sam Lund
Middle Avenue
Will Wahl
Will Payne
Clarence, Smith
Lodi Street
Local Personal News From Elyria and Nearby
Mrs P C Gilman of East avenue attended the state convention of Humane Societies in Youngstown Ohio. Mr and Mrs David W Gauss of Amherst will move to Elyria early next week. Lawrence Webber and Jack Fivon are in Louisville today for the derby. Farl Brown of 128 Ohio street returned from New York City last evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Lund of 16 Middle avenue announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital on May seventeenth. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Kesubiewski of 321 Fifteenth street at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Robinson are the parents of a daughter born at Memorial Hospital on May sixteenth. Mrs L P MacDonald of New York City visits daughter Mrs Rodney Rockwood of 130 Harrison street. Dr Lenora Stevick of Fourth street and Mrs Mason Nichols of Middle avenue will attend the annual convention of the Ohio Chiropodists at the Statler Hotel in Cleveland May eighteenth and nineteenth and return to Elyria Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Gilman
East Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Convention of Humane Societies
David W. Gauss
Amherst
Elyria
Ffteenth Street
West Avenue
Lawrence Webber
Jack Fivon
Louisaville
Farl Brown
Ohio Street
New York City
Sam Lund
Middle Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Frank Kesubiewski
Fifteenth Street
Harold Robinson
L. P. MacDonald
Rodney Rockwood
Harrison Street
Lenora Stevick
Fourth Street
Mason Nichols
The
Ohio Chiropodista
Thea Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Elrria
Garden Club To Organize On Tuesday
The Elyria Garden Club will organize with a meeting in the Lorain County Bank directors' room on Tuesday evening at 8 p m. All interested are urged to attend as the nominating committee reports and Thomas Cook will discuss a civic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Garden Club
Lorain County Bank Directors
Thomas Cook
Fashions By Frances Paget Keeps Tennis Style In Pastels
New York May 17 A report on spring and summer tennis outfits notes white remains smart and practical for sun and laundering, yet pastel shades like blue lavender peach yellow and light green gain popularity. Sleeveless dresses with pleats in broadcloth silk pique and cotton rep appear, with peach and yellow least common. Pastels trend at Hot Springs to reflect evolving court wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Hot Springs
Concert Praise From Hatch For Elyria Musical Art Society
Homer B. Hatch of Cleveland lauds the Choral Department concert at the First Congregational church Tuesday evening May 15. He commends director Mrs Charles Edward Mayhew for precise attack, diction and pitch, notes standout numbers including Waters Ripple and Flow, Snow Storm, a Car in Venice and How Summer Came, and highlights the Musical Art Octet led by Mrs Hartwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Hatch
Cleveland
Singers Club of
Mrr
Hatch
Elyria Musical Art Society
Chronicle-Telegram
Musical Art Society
First Congregational Church
Charles Edward Mayhew
Mre
Mayhew
James H. Rogers
Nevin
Venice
Marsh
Remarkable mezzo soprano voice dazzles Elyria concert
Mrs. Brodbeck offered Forget-Me-Nots and Roses with a rare, beautifully controlled mezzo-soprano tone. Two-piano pieces by Gladys Parker and Flora Miller showcased polished ensemble playing. Arensky Suite for Two Pianos stood out amid capable accompaniments by Mrs Ailer and Mrs Terry, with a sizable audience praising the musical quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arensky
Ailler
A. ¥. Terry
Elyria
Old Log Building on Beaver Island Preserved
One of Michigan’s oldest structures, a log building erected in 1824 by the Northwestern Fur Trading Co. on Beaver Island, remains well preserved. The site has been shingled and cared for by various inhabitants, and is currently occupied by an Indian family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherlevoix
Michigan
Northwestern Fur Trading Co
Beaver Island
Private music and dance lessons advertise
An advertisement offers private lessons in banjo mandolin guitar and all styles of stage dancing. Mentions location at 215 East Sid and a contact phone number 6138 for enrollment or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sid
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Phebe Stocking Nathis
Howard Martin
Julia Riley Marcin
John Biggs
Hardy Biggs
Mary Sannar
Grace Tufford Sannar
Dake Gull
Airs
Margaret Dake Cull
Beverly Gates
Fern Rhoads Gates
Houghton Wagner
Florence Houghton Wagoner
Howard Walkden
Maud Eastman Walkden
Robert Niebling
Lena Diedrick Niebling
Katherine Pfaff
Letita Jones Pfaff
Emerson Smith
Stella Phipps Smith
Harriet Seeley
Edith Brooks Seeley
Ellen Jackson
Grava Myers Jackson
Jack McPherson
Helen Wood McPherson
Betty Clawson
Fern Standen Clawson
Mary Franklin
Estell Fitzpatrick Franklin
Robert Guisinger
Libel Hultz Guisinger
Robert Birch
Pauline Kiley Birch
Jane Lersch
Robert Lersh
Molly Murbach
Madie Murbach
Ralph Murbach
Arthur J Robinson
John Hardy Biges
Hardy Biges
Willard Smith
Arthur George Smith
Annabelle Rees
Raxsmond
Robert Ross
Olive Schwenber
Clyde Lair Hartman
Bob Beebe
Carl Arden Beebe
Thelma Parmley
Clarence de Wolfe Parmler
Arthur Glover
Delwin Arthur Glover
Phyllis Agate
Arthur Reland Agate
Paul de Liord
Lee Allan de Liord
Constance McClure
Russel Hunter McClure
Donald Thompson
Harry Lee Thompson
Church OF Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Liebinsi
J. Martin Beck
Tomer
Fowler
Fowter
Harriett King
Wm Robertson
Maren
Mallory
Lilian Mallory
Gate of Gold
Muss Louise Smith
Glen Fiodentine
Clork
India
Savies
Linuar
Charlie
Landon
Farrrdt
Saul
Jesus Christ
Alan Fury
Mane Fayne
Hira
Biggs
Good Will Bible Class
Good Will Bible
Garwood
Mills
Columbia Station
C. E. Adams
Auld
Henry Sandrock
Wolf Court
J. B. Rust
Lucy Houserman
Mrs. D. Burns
Manzelman
Epworth League Backwards Party
C Hornung
Thirteenth Street
Martie
Ralph Rogers
Ralph Reynolds
Royal Neighbors OF America
AKIN
Bunco Club
United Presbyterian Church
Priday
Wonder
W. Wlc
Woman's Club Department
Central Conference OF
United Lutheran Synod IN
Columbus
Methodist
Margaret Anna Krapp
Sixth Street
Garden Club
Frances Paget
Boylan
White Cross Beauty Shop
Elsha
Middle Ave
A. B.C
Ira Arnold
Cook’s Millinery
William E. Rust
C. E. Neher
N. D
N. M.D
American Naturopathic Assn
Masonic Temple
Amherst Eagles
Post Office
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Nielsen Bio-Chemist
J. P. Diederich
Cleveland Road
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