Hospital Admissions and Discharges Briefed
Admissions list includes Don Tucker Mas onic Club Freeman Dusthimer 1245 EF River Frank Talarsky 138 Warren Isabel Cushnyr Ashtabula Mrs Sylvester Robinson 149 So Olive Mrs Nelson Schultz Erhart Ohio Discharges note Mrs Ralph Guibbons baby boy 122 Northrup Betty Jane Kaufman 701 West River John Coughlin 144 Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tucker
Masonic Club
Freeman Dusthimer
EF. River
Frank Talarsky
Warren
Isabel Cushnyr
Ashtabula
Sylvester Robinson
So. Olive Street
Nelson Schultz
Erhart
Ohio
Ralph Guibbons
Northrup Street
Betty Jane Kaufman
West River
John Coughlin
Longfellow
Stevens announces daughter's marriage to Edward Jones
Dr. Herman C. Stevens today announced the marriage of his daughter Gwen Stevens to Edward Jones of Los Angeles California. The ceremony occurred December fourth 1882 in Upland California with Rev Charles L Knight officiating. Mr Jones a senior at University of California Los Angeles College of Business Administration. Mrs Jones currently in Elyria will join him after graduation. They will reside in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gwen Stevens
Edward Jones
Los Angeles
Upland
Charles L. Knight
the Congregational Church
Jones
College of Business Administration
University of California At
Anecdus class meeting postponed to May 26 at St Pauls
The Anecdus class of St Pauls church postponed its meeting a week to Thursday May 26. Elyria Memorial Hospital Aluvanti Association hosted District No 1 of the Ohio State Nurses Association at the Elyria Woman's Club with forty nurses from Cleveland Lakewood Berea Oberlin and Elyria present. A program followed with Little Jack Elon playing piano and singing, Maybell Burner reviewing Poole's Nurses on Horseback, then a refreshment course arranged by Mrs Leonard Terry Mrs Clarence Brown and Miss Dorotha Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Leonard Terry
Clarence Brown
Fiss Doratha Smith
Young People stage The Third Floor Front at First Methodist
The three act play The Third Floor Front by Lida Larrimore Turver will be presented Thursday evening by the Young People of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The author, daughter of a Methodist minister, previously taught English in Chester High School and has since written books and plays. The work won a $1000 prize in an amateur playwright contest and is praised for originality and human touch. Cast includes Tobias Wilks Clark Maddock Mrs Wilks Helen Snow Nancy Wilks Mildred Brevoort Mrs Blair Elyria Brown Mr Hopkins Robert Nieman Cora Hopkins Lizzie Betty Overdeer Mr Augustus Wallace Lawrie Snow Mrs Wallace Celia Langdon Margaret Mineh Robert Simms Tom Stringer Jack Gordon. Interludes feature Hazel Brodbeck singing Hymn To Night and Starry Night, accompanied by Louise Brown and Mrs Virgil Waite. Louise Brown also plays Chopin and pianist Irene Upton chairs the Sunday School orchestra before and after. Eugene Szabo, eight, performs Seitz Concerto Op. 2 movements one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Larrimore Turver
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester
Tobias Wilks
Jack Gordon
Lawrence Stone
Hazel Brodbeck
Campbell-Tipton
Dinsmore
Louise Brown
Virgil Waite
Chopin
Henri Gilbert
Eugene Szabo
Seitz
Irene Upton
Harlie Sterick Presented With Plant Note
Harlie Sterick, superintendent of the Sunday school, received a decorative hrdrarseg plant as a gesture of appreciation. The presentation marked a moment of recognition within the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlie Sterick
Hildreth Hecock Heads Local Business and Professional Women
Hildreth Hecock elected head of the Business and Professional Women's Club for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Miss Norah Abbe on Fourth street. Her officers include Eva Mackey first vice president Vanita Hubbard second vice president Alice Foley recording secretary Elizabeth Rich corresponding secretary and Loretta Pritchard treasurer. Delegates named to state convention in Cleveland Eva Mackey Mrs Emma Dull and Loretta Pritchard with alternates Bess Schulze Harriet Hubbard and Olive McNeal. Mackey and Pritchard to attend the National convention in Chicago. Twenty five members attended. Next dinner meeting set for Monday May 22 at Colonial Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Hecock
Norah Abbe
Fourth Street
Miss Hecock
Eva Mackey
Vanita Hubbard
Alice Foley
Elizabeth Rich
Loretta Pritchard
Cleveland
Emma
Commencement Activities For Graduating Nurses Begins May 23rd
The Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses' Training School plans a series of events for the eighteen graduates starting May 23. Activities include a Junior-Senior dance at Elyria Country Club, Alumni dinner on May 26, a June 3 picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, a June 4 baccalaureate at First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Dr. E. J. Bond, a tea hosted by the Ladies' Auxiliary, and the graduation on June 6 at Hib's Auditorium. The commencement speaker will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Training School
Li. Winifred Bowers
Elyria Country Club
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
F. A. Smythe
Washington Avenue
Hospital
Hibs’ Auditorium
Girl Scout Troops I and II Attend Play-Day Event
On May 15 and 16 Girl Scout troops met at First Congregational church and Ridgeville for a Play Day program with Oberlin Avon Lake and Ridgeville participants. The event featured games stories dances and scout songs with Captain Mahan of Elyria receiving flowers and a wedding token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop I
First Congregational Church
Troop II
Church of Christ
Captain Mahan
Congregational Church
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Avon Lake
Elyria
Ta Wa Si Club Hosts Mary Fox Shower and Banquet
Members of The Church of Christ at Ta Wa Si Club honored Mary Fox of South Oak Street with a social evening. Mrs Edna Hills Crowell received a bridal shower with assorted gifts as part of a mother daughter banquet planned for June twentieth, with twenty two members and one guest served by the hostess and Miss Lillian Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Wa Si Club
Church of Christ
Mary Fox
South Oak Street
Edna Hills Crowell
Lillian Mallory
Young People Society holds old fashioned school session
The Young People’s Society of St John’s church met last evening in the school auditorium on Third Street for a monthly session presented as an old fashioned school. Fred Schoditsche acted as teacher and students wrestled with spelling writing and arithmetic. A noon hour lunch in paper bags followed and the next meeting is set for June twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of
St. John’s Church
Third Street
Fred Schoditsche
Truth Seekers of United Presbyterian Moms Event
The Truth Seekers of United Presbyterian Church hosted a mothers program in the church parlors with thirty eight attendees. Mrs. C L Bristol gave the welcome and Mrs E A Horace spoke for the mothers. The program featured vocal and piano solos, poems, a mother’s day story, and a group sing along, followed by a luncheon. A business meeting planned a June hamburger gathering and a July children’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
E. A. Horace
Margaret Williamson
Josephine Fisker
Nettie Paton
Jean Graham
Anabel Horace
Misses May
Doris Wheatley
Charlene Boddy
Nellie Wheatley
Annabel Horace
Doris Wheatiler
Cleveland Friends Entertain in Honor of Miss Virginia Saunders
Cleveland social scene honors Miss Virginia Saunders, soon to wed Frederick O Griffin of St Joseph Missouri. Breakfast hosted by Mrs Ralph McDonald, gifts received, followed by dinner party with hosiery shower at Mrs Juanita Clath home and a dinner bridge hosted by Mrs Marie Gunn. Also notes birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Hay Lesnick on May 16 at Syma Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Saunders
Frederick O. Griffin
St Joseph
Missouri
Cleveland
Ralph McDonald
Cohasset Avenue
Lakewood
Miss Saunders
Juanita Clath
Lake Avenue
Marie Gunn
Cleveland Heights
Hay Lesnick
West River Street
Syma “Memorial Hospital
Three Day Piano Festival by Gladys Parmely West Pupils
The first in a series of three programs by Gladys Parmely West pupils at Day's Music Store Studios will be held Thursday at 5 PM. The program lists piano duos, trios, solos, and a string quartet, including selections by the Columbia Girls Glee Club and works by Bilbro, Friml, Smith, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parmely West
Music Store
Wallows
Cathryn Seward
Kathryn Pfaff
Bilbro
Cleo Leinweber
Kenneth Crocker
Smith
Dorothy Christman
Betty
Martin
Bernice Lusk
Kathryn Kyarko
Amelia Lusk
Sparks
Burleigh
Elbert Jasper
Valse Lucille
Friml
Virginia Glass
Donald Crucker
Columbia Girls' Glee Club
Miss Rice
April Song,’’ Bilbro, Roy Metter
The
Wright
Ethel Hershey
Beldon
Howard Klass
Amaryllis
Jack Elton
Elizabeth Keys
Betty Churchward
Bean
Wilma Hull
Brude
Concone
Jean Wasner
Williams
Elizabeth Rundle
Bessie Strahar
the Kangaroo
Rudolphe Wier
Billbro
Richard Miller
Sailing
Willams
Harold Stinchcomb
Jewell Bartter
Club Endorses Laura H. B. Martin for Co. Commissioner
The Elyria Republican Women's Club adopted a resolution endorsing Mrs Laura H Martin for county Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by Charles Tucker's death. The May meeting at the Elyria Womans Club featured speaker Sarah Hedrick of Cleveland urging recognition of women's contributions and rights amid war and labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Republican Women’s Club
Laura H. Martin
Charles Tucker
Elyria Womans Club
Fourth Street
M. E Perry
Sarah Hedrick
Cleveland
Heurick
Ohio
Frances Perkins
Babies Visit Scene Of Their Early Days At Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital hosted a babies day with mothers and infants in the lobby and second floor, then ice cream on the third floor. Among the honored infants were twins Don Rae and Donna Mae Johnson and Joyce and Janice Gott, with many other mothers and babies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Don Rae
Donna Mae
Shay Johnson
Grafton
Joyce
Janice Gott
Lloyd Gott
Litchfield
Horace Ketchum
Arthur
N. F. Moss
Edwin Theodore
Basard Leonard
Nancy Catherine
Walter C. Rust
Charlotte Ethel
Byron Morris
Byron Eugene
George Loomis
James Calvin
Oscar Koehn
Jerry
Beryl Snyder
Dale Allen
Wilbert Reltz
Marilyn Ann
Milton A. Farmer
Fred Ronald
Gilbert Dean
Elwood Robert
James McNulty
John Edward
Myles Farmer
Thomas B
Carl Sprague
Carol Louise
James Swargzgard
Emil Kristian
Jesse Lambert
Welcome Back Party for Mrs. O. J. Shafer
Mrs. O. J. Shafer hosts a welcome back gathering at her Eastern Heights home with eight friends. Bridge was the highlight. prizes awarded to Mrs. Ruth Cummings and Mrs. Bert Kexes. Luncheon served at midnight. Mrs. Shafer and her mother Mrs. Cora Wright recently returned from three months in St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Shafer
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ruth Cummings
Bert Kexes
Shafer
Cora Wright
St Petersburg
Florida
Mother-Daughter Banquet at Second Congregational Church
Pink and green table decorations set a festive tone for the Fidelis Club of the Second Congregational Church mother-daughter banquet. Fifty plates were arranged with candy corsages. Thelma Radcliffe welcomed attendees as Mrs. Ruby Broderick gave the response. Entertainment was led by Miss Whsther Smith, with Miss Pauline Billingsley directing the dinner. Rev. and Mrs. C F Wiseman were guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Clas
Second Congregational Church
Thelma Radcliffe
Ruby Broderick
Whsther Smith
Pauline Billingsley
C. F. Wiseman
New Camaradeis Club Adds Two Members at Stanford Home
Two new members joined the Camaradeis Club at a gathering hosted by Miss Manon Kuchenrther on Stanford Avenue. Edith Faulhabeer and Esther Nfor wendel were welcomed, with Ella Barkknecht winning first prize and Magdalene Hoffman second in a later card game before a late hour luncheon. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Ruth Stanford's East Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camaradeis Club
Manon Kuchenrther
Stanford Avenue
Edith Faulhabeer
Esther Nforwendel
Ella Barkknecht
Magdalene Hoffman
Ruth Stanford
East Broad Ftreet
Women of the Moose hold meeting at Elyria Moose Home
Guests from Lorain Chapter No 167 attended the Elyria Chapter No 7723 gathering held last evening at the Moose Home. The meeting drew a large attendance and the next session is slated for Tuesday evening June 6 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Birth announcement for infant son in Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rudolph M. Koller aged 29 a clerk from Lorain and Yolanda Urban both of Lorain announce the birth of a son delivered at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May 16. Rev Koller of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Oldfield of R 1D No 1 are named in connection with the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph M. Koller
Clerk
Lorain
Yolanda Urban
Koller
Cleveland
Kenneth Oldfield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pow Wow Club Plans Semi Formal Dance
Pow Wow Club members met at the YWCA gym last night to approve a mid June semi formal dance. Officers were chosen with Marie Perry as president and Geraldean Ehricke named secretary and reporter. Committees appointed to handle general arrangement publicity and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Perry
Virginia DeFazio
Genevieve Park
Billie Reid
Camp Iss See Kes
Geraldean Ehricke
Gladys Plocher
Frank S Harmon Lodge Annual Family Party Review
Frank S Harmon lodge held its annual family party Tuesday evening in the Temple sixth floor dining room with about 109 in attendance. A 6 30 tureen dinner followed by group singing led by Paul Wainwright and Mrs. Whathryh Merthe. An evening program featured trumpets solos by Robert Lee William lersch and Oliver Townsend with Irene Upton, xylophone solos by Hollis Whitmore and a guitar banjo act by the Winters brothers Fred Owen and Don. J Martin Beck sang two solos and motion pictures from the Rocky Mountains Northwest Territory and Alaska were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S Harmon Lodge
Temple
Paul Wainwright
Whathryh Merthe
Irving Geitgey
Robert Lee
William Lersch
Oliver Townsend
Irene Upton
Hollis Whitmore
Bond
Fred
Owen
Don
George Zemba
J. Martin Beck
Green Pastures
Co-Ed club shifts to private dance invite on June 7
The Co-Ed club met at Loretta Botamer home on High street and postponed the proposed dance. Members accepted an invitation to a private dance on June 7 at Vermilion after the business meeting. Refreshments were served. Next meeting to be at Elaine Ernst home on Garyin avenue. Miss Mary Woodcock is recovering from operation at Elyfa Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Botamer
High Street
Vermilion
Elaine Ernst
Garyin Avenue
Mary Woodcock
Ball Avenue
Elyfa Clinic
Sorority Dinner at Oberlin Inn Hosts Members and Mothers
Sigma Gamma Sorority members and their mothers enjoyed a dinner party at Oberlin Inn with tulip decorations and violet corsages. Miss Marge Wilson led as general chairman. A social evening with bridge and puzzles followed, and on May 31 Miss Kay Eckler hosts a tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Oberlin Inn
Marge Wilson
Kay Eckler
Missionary Society meeting at Methodist church
A tureen dinner at the Methodist church preceded the Young Women's Missionary Society meeting. Miss Doris Walker led devotions on Hannah from third Samuel. A mite box contributed to the treasury. Guest speaker Miss Priscilla Crumbley spoke on mining work in Byesville Ohio. Mrs Marion Rogers reviewed Religion of Jesus and Love by Toru Kagawa. The society meets again June twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Young Woman's Missionary Society
Doris Walker
Hannah
Samuel
Treasury
Priscilla Crumley
Byesville
Ohio
Marion Rogers
Torohiko Kagawa
Mrs L R Todd Hosts 04 Literary Club Meeting
Mrs L R Todd welcomed members of the 04 Literary Club at Fifth Street home for a tidy program. Papers discussed Young Criminals by Lewis Lawes, Crime and Criminals in an interlude, The Chi maa, and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Mothers. Opera Faces the Morrow was also read. Next meeting June 20 at Mrs Ralph Dyke’s summer home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Todd
Fifth Street
F. J. Mahike
Lewis E. Lawes
Esstie Contam
Gerald Rice
Chimaa
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ella Snodgrass
Ralph Dyke
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Scouts Present Play The Password To Mothers And Troop I
Members of the Girls Scouts Troop II entertained their mothers and Troop I with a yesterday afternoon play titled The Password The cast included Betty Overdeer Nancy Koplin Shirley Hull Marian Davidson Jessie Menderson Betty Danner Dorothy Jenkins Helen Barton Shirley Dramm Ida Jeanne Sands Jona Geisel Martha Brodbeck Mary Arter Lois Ann Fetl Iona Geisel and Laura Core all in period roles such as the professor gardener and Father Time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Scouts
Troop II
Professor
Betty Overdeer
Nancy Koplin
Shirley Hull
Marian Davidson
Jessie Menderson
Betty Danner
Dorothy Jenkins
Tullie
Helen Barton
Shirley Dramm
Mother Nature
Ida Jeanne Sands
Rose
Jona Geisal
Brother of
The
Brass
Martha Brodbeck
Mary Arter
Lois Ann Fetl
Iona Geisel
Laura Core
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir Impresses Wooster Synod Guests
The Emmanuel Lutheran choir of this city received a warm reception in Wooster during two performances at the United Lutheran churches conference of the Synod of Ohio. About fifteen hundred pastors and church representatives heard them at the afternoon session, followed by a banquet for four hundred fifty attendees in the evening with encores awarded for their spirited singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Choir
Wooster
Conference of
United Lutheran Churches of the Synod of Ohio
Synod
Meeting on forming social group for British-born or descended
A meeting will be held at W. EF. W. Tall, Sharp Block, Elyria, at eight o'clock this Wednesday evening to discuss forming a social organization for men and women of British birth or descent. All eligible persons are invited to attend by order of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EF. W. Tall
Sharp Block
Elyria
First Baptist Sunday School Hold Tureen Dinner
First Baptist church marked Sunday school month with a tureen dinner attended by over eighty teachers officers and their families. A program followed featuring two songs by a trio of Mrs Guy Yars Mrs Walter Keisler and Miss Helen Hauk and brief remarks by each teacher and Harold Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Guy “Yars
Walter Keisler
Helen Hauk
Harold Briggs
D A R Exhibit Quilts at St Andrews Parish Room
The D A R will stage an exhibit of quilts, antiques, and interesting articles at St Andrews Parish Room located at the corner of Middle and Third streets. The event runs Thursday and Friday May 18 and 19 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Parish Room
Cor
Middle & Third
Ohio State student honors and pledges highlighted
Ellen June Fisher of Elyria joins Delta Zeta at Ohio State University as a junior mathematics major living at 111 Denison Avenue. Nancy Herron Chancellor of Carnegie Tech pledges CWENS. Richard Wentz of 221 Columbus Street pledged by Tau Beta Pi and member of Sigma Nu. Agnes and Frances Dicer and Ethel Deem attend Ohio Nurses Association District 4 meeting in town. Virginia Saundais spent night with Cleveland friends. William P. Biggs of 1211 Middle Avenue helps organize engineering student dance. Biggs is a metallurgical senior active in Sigma Chi and Engineers' Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen June Fisher
Elyria
Delta Zeta Soreority
Ohio State University
Denson Avenue
Nancy Herron
Hamilton Avenue
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Cwens
Richard Sheridan Wentz
Columbus Street
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Tau Beta Pi
Agnes and
Frances Dicer
Ethel Deem
Cleveland
Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Theodora Uherka
Lahawood
Mary Ruth Locke
Kenyon Avenue
Virginia Saundeisa
William P. Biggs
Middle Avenue
Ha Fa
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Engineers’ Council
Farmlite reseeds Waitsburg lands with bluestem barley
In Waitsburg district, farmers shift to bluestem barley due to beer demand and last winter's frost that left wheat crops W748 frozen out. This drought of wheat prompts reseeding and adjustments in local farming patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
U.P
Waitsburg
The instinctive hopefulness of youth fades with age
A concise reflection notes that the hopeful, eager mindset common in young minds dwindles as people grow older, suggesting a shift from buoyant anticipation to caution and experience shaping outlook and ambitions.
Large Potted Tomato Plants for Sale
Resar's Greenhouse offers large potted tomato plants at special price of 10 each. Located at 1455 East River, buyers can visit to choose sturdy specimens ready for transplant. Special applies while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman C. Stevens
St. Paul's Church
Alumni Association
Ohio State Nurses
M. E
GIRL
TA WA ST Club
U. P. Church
Laura BH. Martin
Mtmlatenema
F. Boyd
Patricia Rose
Henry Durst
Joan Carol
Irving Weber
Shirley Ann
Lewis Lesnick
Jack
Clement Joviak
Robert
Edward Brown
Sara Ann
Lee Kinnect
Elwin Lee
Walter W. McMillan
Barbara Jean
Harry S&s. Wells
Larry Dale
Melin Cochrane
Juanita Mae
Alyan L. Wimpeny
Allan Richard
J. Keller
Elmer LeRoy
Karl M. von Duyke
Norma Ann
Frederick D. Fitzpatrick
Frederick, Jr
Leon Albright
Katherine Irene
Tlenry O. Malin
Ruichard Stanley
Carl F. Bruce
Gerald Edwin
Leo H. Lyman
Virginia Lee
Gerald M. Frank
Marianne Elaine
George D. Spoorn
Barbara Ruth
Harold Schwind
Donna
Paul KK. Adcock
Dean Delano
Alvie Diederich
Alexander F. Plato
Leo Jobo
Arthur R. Zacharias
Roberta Ann
William Shamel
Betty Louise
Alex Reise
Morris Kirk
David Dean
Harold Pasenow
John Bender
Doris Mae
Leander Steele
Kenneth
Paul Beal
Billie June
Paul J. Cochrane
Robert Hinston
George Tattersall
Lois Ann
Ned Palm
Theodore Robert
George James
Georgia Mae
Aul Roig
Thomas Paul
William Willis
Vernon Barbour
Marilyn Lou
Fred McCallister
Robert Lynn
Charles Swartzlea
Gordon
Comaraderie Club
Tostpones Vance
Girl Scouts OF
TROOP
Baptist Sunday School
Farmlite
Aus
Jake” Shafer
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
Brookhouser’s
Middle Ave
Beautiful
Knights of St. John Aux
Gertrude
Beauty Shop
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