Serious Injury Report From Auto Collision Near Post Road
A couple, Mrs Herbert Bading and her husband, were injured around 9:16 PM yesterday when a mobile struck another car on a road near the post. They were riding with Andy Eschke of 427 First Place when their auto collided with another driven by Vanderson of Westley Avenue. Passengers in Vanderson's car were uninjured. The couple, taken to a local hospital, sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Badingtba
Cleveland Street
Nar- Foaf
Mobila
Andy Eschke
Vanderson
Webtley Avenue
Vandertéon
Gence
Mark Eaington
Moral
Skin Tests To Be Given To Students In Oberlin
Oberlin May 20 A program for detection of tuberculosis cases is introduced at Oberlin High School next week under Dr H R OBrien county health commissioner. Skin tests will be given to ninth through twelfth graders to find exposure. A consent card was distributed and parents advised to seek fuller examination. The countywide drive aims to find cases early to reduce treatment difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bh. Wiséase
Kén
Taberch
Court House Notes From Arid County Court
Faybarat was wpranted two days Yorke from Frank 33 on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge A B Webber. She was awarded 31,800 in alimony payable 262 monthly. May Watson granted divorce from Arthur on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge A R Webber. restored to maiden name Mas Prennd Waltara. Brysbe filed SanIt against Lewis H. Crabe et al seeking partition of property in Elyria. County commissioners set June 4 to view the Garrick Bitch to Sheffield Township relating to Charles Carrick et al. A ditch hearing set for June 1. The theft of candy tobacco confections from R V Sunderland store near Oberlin road was reported. store broken into last night. A school in Lorain pled guilty and paroled to Lorain Detective John Meister by Judge R Webber. Deputy sheriffs seeking Mr Beebe of Oak Point on a warrant for intent to defraud. Dorothy Page of Elyria charged a cow-for-horse swap. warrant issued by Justice Joseph Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faybarat
Frank
Eharyat
A. B. Webber
May Watson
Arthur
A. R. Webber
Mas
Sheffield Township
Charles Carrick
Ceandyy
R. V. Sunderland
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Sheriff's Department
Beebe
Oak Point
Dorothy Page
Elyria
Héabe
Gerald Nau
Joseph Pétro
Man sues gas company over shutoff and deposits
Willard T. Francis of Lorain sues Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 2500 dollars in actual damages and 2500 dollars in punitive damages after his gas was shut off for a 337 cent April bill. He claims interest on a ten dollar deposit and a 30 percent overage covered the bill and that the shutoff was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ih Common Pleas Court
Willard T. Francis
Eleventh Street
Lorain
Francis
Fratci
Names Of Petit Jurors Drawn In Common Pleas Court
The court selected 32 jurors for two juries to start May 31 and June 5. Names listed include Elyria jurors Robert Huston Judi Afonroe Georg Day and others from Lorain Oberlin Wellington Amherst Avon and surrounding areas. Jurors for June 5 include Mrs H Strickler Paul Ackerman Albe Hards Edward Hauelsen and more from Elyria Lorain Amherst Camden Avon Huntington and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Robert _ Huston
Judi Afonroe
Georgé Day
Lorain—Donley Spragué
Ida M. Henry
Helen Clarek
Christina Petro
Robert Centrosky
Thomas Clark
Margaret Bratton
Elaine Poor
Harold Hennes
Marjoria Pollard
Lucille Reyling
George Seng
Erwin Gutoski
John Wormnrst
Amherst
HH. M. Batbhrop
Camden Township
KaVerne Pickering
Avon
Adan McQuate
Huntington
Former Elyria Resident Mrs E R Hoerle Dies
Death reported of Mrs. E. R. Hoerle, former Elyria resident, at her Portsmouth home. She helped in Episcopalian church work and left a wide circle of friends. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs A L Christianson of Portsmouth and Mrs M Southworth of Ashland Ky and son Franklin of Lorain. Funeral at 2 PM Monday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hoerle
Filytia
Portsmouth
Bite. Hoerlé
A. L. Christianson
M. Southworth
Ashland
Franklin
Lorain
Death record of Mrs Mary Jane Robinson
Mrs Mary Jane Robinson 62 of 149 South Olive street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 20 AM after a three week illness She leaves husband Sylvester Robinson five children Harlan Pager of Ridge FILE Carter Mary Warner Elyria Sarah Schultz North Ridgeville three sisters Miss Sarah Denniston Lorain Mrs Edith Cage and Mrs Minnie Jockne Elyria and one brother John Denniston Toledo Born Avon Ohio Sept 11 1870 She came to Elyria five years ago from Fremont Funeral services set Monday at her home with Rev E C Young officiating Burial in Avon Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane. Robinson
South Olive Street
Elyria _Memorial Hospital
Sylvester Robinson
Harlan
Elyria
Ridge- File
Carter
Mary Warner
Sarah Schultz
North Ridgeville
Sarah Denniston
Lorain
Edith Cage
Minnie Jockne
John Denniston
Toledo
Robinson
Avon
Fremont
E. C. Young
Avon Cemetery
Amherst native Joseph Normande dies after brief illness
Joseph Normande of Brownhelm died Friday at 10 06 AM in St Josephs Hospital Lorain after a brief illness. He leaves one daughter Mrs Senry Bauman of Lorain. Funeral services at Baker Funeral Home Amherst at 1 30 PM Monday with Rev Sc Hallock of the 20th Street M A church Lo tain in charge. Burial in Rugby Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joseph Normande, Brownhelm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Sirs
Senry Bauman
Baker
Sc. Hallock
20Th Street M
Lotain
Rugby
Crosier Death and Burial in Pittsfield
William Crosier, born February 38 1843 in Sullivan Ohio, died Saturday morning after a two week illness due to age. He married Susin Steet in Copake November 26 1888, had sons Harry and Ford. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Home Raw with William Smith officiating. burial in Fast cemetery. Mrs. Crosier preceded him thirty one years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William Crosier
Sullivan
Ohio
Stephen
Lucy Howard Crosier
Mr. Crosier
Susin Steet
Copake
Harry
Ford
Crosier
Barry Croker
Croslét
William Smith
Rankin First To File With Board For Mayor Bid
Rankin filed his petition as a Republican candidate for mayor with the board of elections today becoming the first to file. Four other petitions have been taken out, with many more expected before the deadline. Councilman Carl Curtis, A C Schilleman, Howard Butler, and Mayor W H Wahoster also filed petitions for various offices. Petitions require five registered voters’ signatures to place a name on the primary ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. E. Rankin
Board of Elections
Carl Curtis
A. C. Schilleman
Howard Butler
So- Ncitor
W. H. Wahoster
Boundary changes risk to Elyria Township split
A 1920s opinion discusses proposed boundary changes affecting Elyria Township in Ohio. It warns that annexation to the City of Elyria could create two townships, trigger legal fights over names and property, and push the city toward establishing a full municipal court to replace limited justice of the peace actions. The writer, Fritz Rudin, questions who bears taxes, damages, and custody of public records, and notes potential damages to incumbents and map confusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Petion
Elyria City
Elyria Township
Elsha
Justice of the Peace
Ely
Tia
Fritz Rudin
Hamilton Chest Drive Planned With 400 Workers
Seer 195,000 for Hamilton's chest. May 40 in Hamilton O. officials report. Community drive under Ray today with 400 canvassing workers. Goal set at 59,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ray
Bond Set For Fupgend Green In Elyria Case
Fupgend Green of 616 Stuskey Avenue Elyria was placed under a $50 peace bond today by Justice Joseph Pétro on a complaint by Mama Green his wife. If Green fails to raise the bond he will be required to stay in the county jail 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fupgend Green
Stuskey Avenue
Elyria
Joseph Pétro
Miyts
Mama Green
Hik
Graén
Ttre
Oberlin College Concert and Marching Band Succumbs Tomorrow
Oberlin Ohio May 20 the Oberlin College Concert and Marching Band will present Le concert at 4 30 tomorrow afternoon on the Finney Chapel plaza or in the chapel if it rains The program features students of the class of 33 arranging and conducting selections by Hadley Tschaikowsky Coates Halvorsén Beethoven Wagner and others with Miss Edna Sheaffer Miss Lucille Hutton Miss Serge Humphrey and Miss Rachphrey among the arrangers and conductors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
All. College Vesper Committee
School of Music
Hadley
Tschaikowski
Coats
Coerne
Halvorsén
Grieg
Edna Sheaffer
Eugene Adams
Réverle
Schutt
Lucille Hutton
Andante Magsioso
Beethoven
Serge Humphrey
Sarah Min
Miss Rachphrey
Reielbey
Wagner
Oberlin High School Commencement Speaker Named
Dr. Willam E. Wicksendén, president of Case School of Applied Science, will deliver the Oberlin High School commencement address. Superintendent H. L. Rawdon announced the invitation this week. Commencement exercises are set for Wednesday evening June 11 at First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam E. Wicksendén
Case School of Applied Science
Oberlin High School
H. L. Rawdon
Oferlin College Weekly Calendar May 21 to 22
Oferlin College posts a weekend calendar with Sunday May 21 events at Finney Chanel Plaza and College Concerts. Monday May 22 lists services at Fairchild Chapel and an Assembly by The Graduate School of Theology with Leader Dr. Gertrude E Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chanel Plaza
Walter
Booker
Harding
Cleveland
Ohio
Fairchild Chapel
Graduate School of Théology
Gertrute
E. Moulton
Church
Mus
Safety Service Diplomas Awarded to Edison and Gates Patrols
Governor White signed safety service diplomas issued yesterday to 31 members of the Student Safety Patrols at Edison and Gates Schools. Principal Leanna Moore presented the honors with special programs praising the work of the patrols, naming Edison recipients Richard Baumbardt captain and others, and Gates recipients Peter Surdock captain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Edison
Gates
Leanna Moore
Rchard Baumbhardt
Donald Brubaker
Alfréd Arndt
Far Coen
Rex Harding
James Wallace
Harald McCallister
Charles Wissinger
Harold Becklett
James Yorks
Kenneth Datdson
Pau Fckler
Yates School
Peter Surdock
Robert Hyséll
Nlerman Mann
Nicholas Kolopos
Robert Rapich
George Petrisco
John Nagy
Frank Raley
Julian Maslyk
Jack Terry
Gerald Kendeigh
Edimund Smith
Tony Mi
Bomb Explosions Sweep Tientsin
Bombs exploded across Tientsin as Japanese residents sheltered within the concession. Chinese General Shih Fing ming’s forces attempted a revolt, clashed with police, and retreated after street gunfire and sporadic bombings at key sites including the east railway station and the Bureau of Public Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
Shih Fingming
Shin
Bureau of Public Safety
Japanese triumph march in Manchuria falls to forces near Shihmhetichen
Japanese troops march into Manchuria claim victory near Shihmhetichen after Major Vorneyama detachment engages Chinese defenders. Kwantuthg headquarters reports the brief battle and town's capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channchun
Manchuria
Cthsien
Shihmhetichen
Xfajor Vorneyama
Chitess
Oberlin College May Events Highlights Recitals and Sports
A schedule of Oberlin College events from May includes senior piano and vocal recitals at Warner Hall and Finney Chapel, an Oberlin vs Kenyon golf match, choirs, and a large track and field program at the Athletic Field. Multiple dates list recitals, seminars, assemblies, and a weekend all-star volleyball game in a compact campus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical Union
Fibnay
Warner Hall
Virginia
G. Mott
Jenny
Lea
J. A. Richard
Oberlin
Kenyon College
Ganeral
Carnegie Library
Finney Chanel
Chrystal J
Ellan C. Herrm
Finner Chapel
Golk
Obérich
College of Wooster
Chad
Bie
the Children’s Department of the Consertvatory
Caroline
Boyd
College / Arts
Oita
Warker Hall
Epworth League Rally Held At Oberlin Hall
A county Epworth League rally gathered about a hundred attendees last evening at Oberlin I. B. D. O. F. Hall. Leonard Fowls, president of the county league, chaired. Sally Cartwright of Oberlin gave the welcome, with Margaret Minch of Elyria replying. Reverend Clellandland of Port Clinton led the games and team relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Lelglers
BF. Com
Epworth League
Oberlin I. BD. O. Ff
Leonard Fowls
County League
Sally Cartwright
Oberlin
Margaret Minch
Elyria
Clellandland
Port Clinton
Local Social Schedule and Health Notes In Niles Area
Mr and Mrs frank Wilson and Mr and Mrs C R Summers attend a Chivalry decoration in Niles O and plan to visit Mr and Mrs O B Rupert in Wartren. Miss Alice Parker hosts a Morgan street party with cast members from last evening's school play. W H Phillips entertain at three bridge tables on Forest street. Emerson Crowell weekend visit to Mineral City. Frank B Spellering Ohio Electric Power Co manager ill at home on East Lorain Street for a week. Albert Johnson recovering at home after appendectomy at Amen hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
C. R. Summers
Niles O
O. B. Rupert
Wartren
Alice Parker
Morgan Street
W. H. Phillips
Forest Street
Emerson Crowell
Mineral City
Frank B. Spellering
Ohio Electric Power Company
East Lorain Street
Albert Johnson
Amen Hospital
Alimony and Support Awarded in Judge Webber Case
Judge A R Webber ordered Howard W Walker to pay alimony and produce to his former wife Viola. The decree requires two dozen eggs and butter weekly starting May 10, a half bushel of potatoes weekly, two crates of berries and vegetables when in season, plus $24 weekly in cash beginning July 2, following Walker's arraignment on a contempt charge and his claim of no money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Howard W. Walker
Ee Ey Walker
Webber
Witl
Viola
Unclaimed Elyria Awards Dwindle as Prizes Claimed
The number of unclaimed Elyria merchant prizes dropped to 11 after recent claims. Winners include R 1 Fortney of Wellington and Everett McVelfH, Avotata Li U. Haak, B D J Elyria. The Brand prize remains $100 unclaimed. Other awards include sums of $38, $25, $10, and five dollars for various ticket numbers. claimed prizes noted at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fortney
Wellington
Everett McVelfh
Avotata Li U. Haak
B.D. J. Elyria
Otter
Anniversary Programs At St John Lutheran Church
Arrangements have been made for the 50th anniversary of St John Lutheran Church tomorrow. The day includes a sunset vesper service at 9:30, liturgical hymns by the congregation, and a 2:30 pm reception in the school auditorium with city officials and friends expected. Evening English service features choir and organ selections with a rector sermon and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gloria
M. Schroeterae
St. John's
Licktstan
Consant
F Aly
Maestoso Aula Marbia
Hird
Henry Markworth
Jesus
Jesus, Ouver
Gevaert
Elmer Schroeter
Vesped Himn
Jashmall
W. C. Bickner
Children
Stendelssonn
Crueger
Herubim
Bortntansky
Ghibieny
Isaac
McMaster
Summer Round-Up Examinations Set Next Week
Details released for the annual summer round-up of children entering school next fall, organized by the Parent Teacher Associations. Examinations and immunizations will be conducted at Riyria Memorial Hospital on Monday and Tuesday for children aged five or six before February 1, 1934, with transportation provided if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riyria Memorial Hospital
McKinley
Sid
Roosevelt
Gates
Edison
Royal Neighbors Host County Rally at Woodmen Hall
Seventy five Royal Neighbors attended the County Rally at Woodmen Hall with Mayflower Camp opening service and county officers sworn in for six months. Lena Hart of Jordan named president, Mary Wooster of Elyria vice president, Mrs. Rittner of Lorain secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Corbett of South Amherst chancellor. State Supervisor Nellie Murray reported on the Dayton convention. Supper and a program followed, featuring students, music, and dancing. Ella Williams won a prize. The Fall session will be hosted by the Progressive Camp Lotath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
Hansen
Snyder
Lorain
Lena Hart
Jordin
Mary Wooster
Elyria
Rittner
Corbett
South Amherst
Nellie Murray
Dayton
AicGuire
First Methodist
Pre
Gold
Thodore Bemos
Béatrice Fell
Jean Wriph
Irene
Blue and Gold
Betty
Dorothy Stofter
Walt
Cleg
Theodora Demos
Beatrice Fell
Winters’ _Brothers
Little Misses Ruthford
Praff Ve
Harmony Twins
Hattia Trochek
Ella. Williams
Lotath
St Marys Sodality Final Party Held Last Evening
Forty young ladies attended the final party of the year by St Marys Sodality at St Marys Hall. They enjoyed a lively evening with bridge and progressive euchre. Stacey Wibet won first prize in bridge, Geneviève Darcy was consoled, and Kathérine Gathatainger received the prize for the high score in peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mar 'S Sodality
Youns Lddtas
Riven
St. Mary's
Sodality
St. Mary's H&l
She & Bhetto
Want
Stacey Wibet
Geneviéve Darcy
Kathérine Gathatainger
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Prices Summary
Hogs receipts 150 holdover. Prices steady to up for week. hogs down modestly. sows up 75 cents. Cattle receipts none. prices higher for bulk common to good cattle. steers near $5.408 to $8. Late calves: good feeder values around $5.00 to $5.25, culls $4.50 to $5.00. Sheep receipts fone. springers strong, top clipped lambs $6.74, bulk $5.30 to $5.00, ewes $3.00 to $3.50. Feed: oats 42 1-20, yellow 42 1-20, barley scarce. Timothy seed $2.25–$2.60 per cwt. clover seed $7.50–$10.50 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Ibavellers Steddy
United States
Radin Stow
Timothy
Chicago May market report incomplete poultry and produce notes
Chicago May market notes show Butter eggs and poultry prices with many OCR glitches. References to butter receipts and score ranges, eggs receipts and grades, storage and futures standards appear alongside scattered quantities and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ines Yost
Lexhorn Hensie
Spring Ducks
Reese Hey
United States
Quotations from Clover Exchange Prices for Grains and Feeds
Prices for corn wheat oats and hay per bushel per ton or per barrel from the Clover Exchange show various grades and conditions. No. 2 yellow corn 45 3 4 to 45 5 Sic. white oats range around 301 1 30. Timothy hay First cutting 14.00 Second cutting 15.90. alfalfa first cutting 14.00 second 15.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiha
4 H Club Elects Officers at Huntington Meeting
The 4-H Club met at T. A. West home on May 13 and organized for the year. Officers elected include President Dortha Hines Vice president wattie Ndegele Secretary Beulah Sanders Recreation Martha Denzen News Reporter Doris Hines. Fifteen members joined with their parents Mr and Mrs C C Hines. Huntington Grange members and lecturer are preparing a program for Spencer Grange next week on May 24. School closes May 26 and eighth grade commencement will be May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
T. A. WwWest
Dortha Hines
Wattle Ndegele
Beulah “Sanders
Martha. Denzen
Doris Hines
Anawrk. c
Local families visit and hospital note from Elyria area
Mr and Mrs Charles Eiseman and daughters Ruth and Emily stayed for Sunday dinner with Conrad Naegele. Cleveland visitors included Clifford Bowen Alter Elyria and Mr and Mrs George Ross and daughter. Carolyne Rapking underwent appendectomy at Allen Hospital Oberlin. friends wish her swift recovery. Crile family members hosted and traveled to West Salem. Rapking and Mrs George Hart visited Allen Hospital. Caroline Rapking doing well. Gundlach and daughter Margaret of Cleveland and Ben Nill family of Wellington visited Inve Davidson home. Verna Morr spent Monday afternoon and Will Ginnard of Cleveland with Myron Hines and family joined Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Eiseman
Toro
Ruth
Emily
Carl Esseman
Cleveland
Conrad Naegele
Cltford Bowen Af
Elyria
George Ross
Carolyne Rapking
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Johnson Crisla
Marion
Johnson
Crile
Grace
Hart Leining
N. L
Johnson Crile
J.C. Rapking
George Hart
Caroline Rapking
L. W. Gundlach
Margaret
Ben Nill
Wellington
Inve Davidson
Verna Morr
Will Ginnard
Myron Hines
Social gathering details at committee event
Sadie Vie Wurth and others attended as friends consoled. Marian Webber chaired the committee and hosted a refreshment course for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Vie Wurth
Vincent School to Graduate 206 From Eighth Grade
Eastman of Attherst will speak at Vincent School eighth grade commencement on Wednesday May 24 at eight o'clock. Twendy boys and irks will graduate. honor students Pthel Toth and Stave Kulscar represent the class. Glee Club numbers are on the program. A birthday party for Miss Tiazél Heaston was held yesterday by sixth grade pupils. Miss Westuis received a Birk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Attherst
Vincent School
Aye Pthel Toth
Stave Kulscar
Glee Clan
Tiazél He&ton
Westuis
Special services to begin May 21 at Christ's Temple
Four series of special meetings announced to start May 21 at Christ's Temple P A Wo 111 Oberlin Todd Et dep CG EB Gear of Watrai OW 6 will conduct services held every evening except Saturday for two weeks open to the public Rev T C Williams 18 pastor of the congregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ’s Temple
P. A
Oberlin Todd
Gear of Watrai
Immense Greyhound Bus Exhibited at Exposition
Sightseers at the Exposition of Progress in Elyria this summer viewed an immense Greyhound bus on display. The bus, a large capacity vehicle for sixty persons, drew crowds and is expected to be used by thousands during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elyria
Disappearing banker Harriman walks from nursing home
With only $50, Harriman left Regent Nursing Home at 115 BSt Sti yesterday and fled to a hidden retreat. Federal and local authorities, while skeptical of his sudden plan, cannot arrest him within the district while he remains free on bail. His passport expired. attorney George S. Leisure notes the former banker has no resources or home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Nursing Home
United States Attorney’s Office
Altorneys
Harriman
George Ss. Leisure
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Arid
Waltara
John Méistér
R. Webber
BIG Bey Sodas
Suniday Dinner
Pebh Ceouurie
HeSai
Elysiusa Soda Grill Restaurant
Biota Aetesi
Elyria Passes
Mary Jane Robinson
Joseph Normando
South Pleasant
Bang
Jon
Oferlin College
the Pettibone
Cleveland Livestock
Ay Meer
Workers Club
T. C. Willams
Tmann
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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