Fund aids St James Mission repairs and party rewards pupils
Sheffield Lake Village funds support for St James Mission repairs including a furnace, new doors, and pew painting. A Halloween party honored Sunday School pupils, with enrollment at 55 to 60 per week, the largest in the class history. Several local women hosted sewing club meetings and visiting guests attended from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Village
St. James Mission
Hallowe’en
Sheffield Lake Club Hosts Halloween Party at St James
The Sheffield Lake Social Club held its annual Hallowe en party at St James Mission Monday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph Kensik and Mrs Harold Trish and Mrs M Eiden. Mrs Water Klane and Miss Eleanor Field won costume prizes. Refreshments were served at tables with Halloween colors and chrysanthemum centerpieces. Committee chair Grace Instee led the planning with Hazel Mais and James Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Social Club
St James Mission
Irs
Joseph Kensik
Harold Trish
M. Eiden
Water Klane
Eleanor Field
Grace Instee, Cairman
Hazel Mais
James Brush
Sheffield Lake Village Council weighs police car and street crossing
At the regular meeting of Sheffield Lake Village Council on Tuesday evening the decision centered on purchasing a new police car only if reconditioning the present one costs more than 150. Estimates will be sought for repairs and replacements. A crossing along the Lake Shore Electric right of way at Howell Street will be graded to allow lake road access without detouring to Stop 36, not to exceed 60. The mayoral October report lists fines and costs 36.40, building permits 4.00, and dance permits 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Shore Electric
Howell Street
Lake Road
Mayer
Local Social Roundup from Pittsfield and Wellington
Mr and Mrs James Meek and family dined with Mr and Mrs Q T Geist in Kipton. Ada Sherburne visited Mr and Mrs Walter West in Wellington. Ruth Jameyson of Wellington stayed with Betty Jane Bear. Girls attended the Miss Mary Knapp Sunday school party at Wellington Methodist Church. Mrs Ted Breyley helps at the Wellington School Carnival supper. Mrs Wallace Bear chairs the candy committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
James Meek
Q T Geist
Kipton
Ada Sherburne
Walter West
Wellington
Ruth Jameyson
Betty Jane Bear
Mary Knapp
Wellington Methodist Church
Ted Breyley
Wallace Bear
Avon Lake Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Webb Home
Avon Lake-25 women and 3 children gathered Thursday at Mrs. Ed Webb to sew for the Avon Baptist Ladies Aid. Luncheon was served at noon. Plans were laid for a chicken supper and bazaar at the church on Nov 29 with Mrs. Ed Mitchell as assistant hostess. Mr and Mrs Harry Trigalet and family left for Perth Amboy New Jersey after the death of his stepmother Mrs W A Trigalet whose funeral was held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Ed Webb
Ladies Aid Society
Avon Baptist Church
Ed Mitchell
Harry Trigalet
Afternoon 500 Club Hostess Leads Luncheon at Hinz Home
Mrs. Marie Hinz hosted the Afternoon 500 ClubThursday at one o'clock. Prizes were won by Mrs. Art Theisen, Mrs. William Longly, and Mrs. William Engel. In two weeks the group will meet at Miss Nina Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hinz
Art Theisen
William Longly
William Engel
Nina Cummings
Avon Lake Legion Post plans Armistice Day activities
Avon Lake Legion Fest No 211 observes Armistice Day at the Chateau on Walker Road with a patriotic program. Legion Auxiliary will prepare dinner. Invitations sent to 35 guests including Mayor and Mrs Howard Drake, Rev Erwin Britton, Rev Father Leo Worth, and Ellis Van der Pyle of Cleveland as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Legion
Walker Road
The
Legion Auxiliary
Howard Drake
Erwin Britton
Ton Avon Lake Congregational Church
Father Leo Worth
Holy Trinity, Avon
Ellis van der Pyle
Cleveland
Five Hundred Club Hosts at Stokes Home
Avon residents hosted the Five Hundred Club at the Stokes residence on Thursday evening. Joseph Forthofer and Harold Smith won prizes, with Mrs. Joe Forthfer and Mrs. Stagg also noted. Refreshments followed and the group will meet in two weeks at the Forthofer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Paul Stokes
Five Hundred Club
Joseph Forthofer
Harold Smith
Joe Forthofer
Stagg
Research Club Hosts Series Of Papers And Music
Mrs Charles Wilford entertained the Research Club at her home Friday with musical numbers by Mrs Janius Forthofer including Minuet Preludio and Country Gardens. Papers were presented on Architecture and Furnishings Pioneer Crafts Historic Museum and Government of Ohio with presenters Ed Stagg W E Blake Homer The next meeting will be at Mrs Joseph Forthofers home where Mr Bischoff plans moving pictures of Ohio and Mrs Tanner Smith along with Mrs Lawrence Heckel will discuss Penal Institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilford
Janius Forthofer
Ed Stagg
W. E. Blake
Homer
Joseph Forthofer
Bischoff
Ohio
Tanner Smith
Government of
Lawrence Heckel
Penal Institutins
Open House and Armistice Program at the school
Open House will be observed at the school on Wednesday Nov 9 from 3 30 to 6 30 and an Armistice Program will be presented under Miss Conner direction with a luncheon served 3 to 6 30 The pageant features students Joe Sikera Reneld Dechant Jean Bungart Regs Urig Edna Buell Rebel Bnomer Russell Chester Norma Nisse glee clubs directed by Miss Hear and the orchestra by Miss Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. A
Miss Conner
Joe Sikera
Reneld Dechant
Jean Bungart
Regs Urig
Edna Buell
Bnomer
Russell Chester
Norma Nisse
Miss Hear
Miss Shaw Wil Snag
Parents Visit Day At Rochester Brighton Schools
Rochester parents visited Brighton schools Thursday from 2 to 7 PM, touring rooms where regular work continued with special programs in each room and an all school evening program. The annual event helps parents see current teaching methods and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Brighton
Three Mill Levy Asked To Support Rochester Township Schools
Rochester Township voters face a decisive election next Tuesday November 8 as the board of education seeks a three mill levy for three years to fund operations. The plan also covers buying a new bus this year and another next year to meet state law, plus free textbooks for pupils. Without the levy funds may be insufficient to keep the school open or necessitate borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Township
Board of Education
Sunday School Spaghetti Supper Hosted in Wellington
Miss Kathryn Snyder hosted a Sunday school gathering at her aunt Mrs. Harvey Myers home in Wellington on Thursday night. Nine members attended along with a few visitors for games and music after the supper. A short business meeting was held and Miss Lillian Snyder will entertain the class at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Snyder
Harvey Myers
Wellington
Lillian Snyder Wil
Public dinner planned by Harmonia Society at church
The Harmonia Society of the Methodist church prepares a public dinner to be served on election day at the church. Mrs. Rhea Chase of Detroit is noted among those who spent time on related preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonia Society of the Methodist Church
Rhea Chase
Detroit
George's Wild Oats and a Dazzling Divorce Interlude
In Elkton attorney George Martin faces a dramatic client as Rita Roselle, a platinum blonde actress, demands a divorce. He learns she seeks freedom from husband Ted after alleged mistreatment, while George, a novice, is drawn to Rita by her compelling appeal and Sisterly confidences from Ellen Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Elkton
Lee Morgan
Ellen Vaughan
George
Rita Roselle
Actress Rita shutters her way out of a stale marriage
Rita explains to George that she left dancer Ted Lane after years as his vaudeville partner to pursue acting in a stock company. She plans a quick divorce on cruelty but learns state law requires adultery proof or similar grounds, and vows to obtain a co-respondent if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rita
Ita l
Ted
New York
Burt
Ted Lane
Voter Booths Listed for Wellington Election Day
Wellington residents will vote at the same locations as in primaries. Southeast Wellington precinct uses Hermock Auditorium, southwest at A B Jones Chevrolet Refuge, northeast at Wellington Telephone Company office, and township voters vote at the Opera House. No registration required if resident for one year in state, county 30 days, precinct 20 days. Moving within 20 days allows voting in former precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hermeck Auditorium
A. B Jones
Decorated Temple Chapter Hosts O E S Ladies Night
A Temple Chapter O E S reception Thursday night featured seventeen attendees including Mrs Sara Binder Past Grand Matron and Bess Scott Past Grand representative from out of town. The event honored Mrs Anna Puder local Worthy Matron with gifts from officers and visitors. Mrs Frances Fisher chaired a program of games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Chapter O. E. S
Sara Binder
Here
Bess Scott
Anna Puder
Frances Fisher
Weekend visitors and hometown events in Beebe town
A weekend with her mother Mrs Emma Smith followed by visits from Reverend and Mrs William Rodgers to Beebe town. L J Herman Akron displayed July Homecoming parade pictures at town hall Friday. Several callers including Mr and Mrs Harry Smith Cleveland Norris Kent Akron Arthur Jewett home visits. Mizpah class of the M E Sunday school to meet Nov 10 at Mrs Augusta Hermans home with Mrs E D Thompson leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Smith
William Rodgers
Beebetown
L. J Herman
Akron
Town Hall
Harry Smith
Cleveland
Norris Kent
Frank Clifford
Forrest Burdue
Arthur Jewett
George Norrs
Philip Norris
M. E. Sunday School
Augusta Herman
E. D. Thompson
Temple O E S to elect 1939 officers after supper
Covered dish supper starts at 6 30 Tuesday night November 8. Temple Chapter O E S will eject their 1939 officers. Birthday observances for August September October and November will be added as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Chapter O. E. S
Rebekah Carnival Clears Money in J O O F Hall
The Lillywood Rebekah carnival drew a large crowd at J O O F hall on Friday evening with about 85 dollars likely to be cleared. Winter dances sponsored by the Rebekah order begin Friday evening November 1 with the regular meeting set for Wednesday evening November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillywood Rebekah
J. O. O. F. Hall
Rebekah Order
Church of Christ to host Tennant reception moved to Wednesday
The reception for Reverend and Mrs. Alfred Tennant was rescheduled from Thursday evening November 17 to Wednesday evening November 9. The Dorcas society will organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennant
Church of Christ
Dorcas Society
Girl Reserves Deliver Outreach in Town on Saturday
Girl Reserves were kept busy Saturday forenoon delivering outreach about town. The club will use the momentum to plan further community service events and recruit new members.
Community sale aids underprivileged children this Christmas
Proceeds from the sale benefit underprivileged children at Christmas. Most ingredients were donated by members of the Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserves
Cast for One-Act Comedy at School Carnival
The Parent-Teachers Association will stage the comedy Who Gets the Car Tonight at the school carnival on Friday evening November 11. Harold Brenner plays the father Ms Jones Isabel Bishbaugh is Mrs Jones Bob Sutliff portrays Paul the son Anna Buswell acts as Mary and Armand Ensign plays Jack Marys boyfriend. Proceeds from the carnival fund the associations underprivileged program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harold Brenner
Ms. Jones
Isabel Bishbaugh
Mrs. Jones
Wellington Scouts Plan Overnight Camp After Grounds Cleanup
Wellington Boy Scouts have spent the past week erecting fences at their reservation southwest of town and are making plans to camp out for several nights in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Here
Vermilion social gathering invites Lorain County women
The Lorain County Woman's Benefit Association officers are invited to Mrs. Ed Nestling's home at 303 East Ohio Street Vermilion on Tuesday November 15 at 2 pm with transportation provided. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ross Clayton and daughter Betty, B J Backus of West Point Pleasant NJ, and Miss Margaret Vargo of Cleveland, staying with the Harry Gill family on Barker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Socials Note Card Party and Visits
Mrs G Feller Mrs Pauline Guill Mrs Frances Hekel Mrs L H Keller Miss Ella Tilden Mrs Beatrice Gill of West River and Griswold roads Mrs Charles Boyd and Mrs Marian Crandall of Elyria attended a benefit card party at East Carlisle Thursday afternoon. Mrs Underhill of Elyria called on Mrs Frankie Reese Friday afternoon. Callers at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Morris Wednesday afternoon were Mr and Mrs C E McIntire Mr and Mrs Johnson Charles McCarty Gerald Kindle Miss Ella Tilden Robert Haynes and Mrs Ewald Dreger of Elyria. Mrs E E Minard spent Wednesday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Fenwick of LaGrange Mr and Mrs Fenwick are moving to Elyria soon. Loyal Workers Auxiliary roast ham supper planned for Wednesday evening November 9 at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McIntire
Johnson
Charles McCarty
Gerald Kindle
Ella Tilden
Robert Haynes
Ewald Dreger
Elyria
E E Minard
Fenwick
LaGrange
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
South Ridge W M 5 AND L A MEETING
Mrs Charlies Date and Mrs Leo Hanlen hosted a joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies at Mrs Date's home. The program opened with America the Beautiful and readings. a playlette Thank Offering featured listed participants. A December gathering with Mrs Harvey Curtis in Elyria was planned as a Christmas party and gift exchange. fifteen members and eight guests attended with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Charlies Date
Leo Hanlen
Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies
America
C. E. Cook
Cook
Earl Burrey
Harvey Curtis
Ralph Fowl
E J. Burrey
R. G Pferrer
Ladies Aid Society
Elyria
Neighbors Help Mrs Brucker Husk Nine Acre Field
About forty five neighbors and friends gathered on Thursday at Mrs Minne Brucker's farm to husk a nine acre field as a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minne Brucker
Halloween Party Honors Tommy Snyder on Tenth Birthday
Mrs F E Snyder entertained school children Monday evening from seven to nine for Tommy Snyder's tenth birthday. The home was decorated for Halloween with masquerade costumes. Games were played, gifts given, and refreshments served with a birthday cake as centerpiece. Attending were Lawrence Molder Alvin Fowl Allen Humphry Lois Pferrer Kathryn Mulich Shirley Wayne Bals Mary Lou Lightfoot Barbara Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. F. Snyder
Tommy
Hallowe'en
Lawrence Molder
Alvin Fowl
Allen Humphry
Lois Pferrer
Kathryn Mulich
Shirley and
Wayne Bals
Mary Lou Lightfoot
Barbara Snyder
Hickory Tree Grange hosts dance at Kolbe home
Mrs. E. W. Stang, Mrs. George Knittle, Miss Marian Knittle, Mrs. Margaret Baus and Mrs. J. P. Bech tel attended a dance party at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Kolbe of Middle Ridge Wednesday afternoon, sponsored by the Gold members of Hickory Tree Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stang
George Knittle
Marian Knittle
Margaret Baus
J. P. Bechtel
Kathryn Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Hickory Tree Grange
Local social visits span several towns in Ohio
Mrs C E Cook and niece Mrs Kenneth Essex of Amherst spent Wednesday with sister Mrs Anna Bauer and called on her brother Charles Brownson in Wooster. Mr and Mrs William Meinke and son Wayne of Elyria and Mrs Myra Simms of Eaton visited Mrs Earl Dehn. Mr and Mrs Russell Spiegelberg of Townline Road visited the lat ters parents Mr and Mrs Albert Schroeder. Mr and Mrs Robert Brotsmen and Mrs F H Brotsman of Barb erton were guests of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cook
Kenneth Essex
Amherst
Anna Bauer
Charles Brownson
Wooster
William Meinke
Wayne
Elyria
Myra Simms
Eaton
Earl Dehn
Russell Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Albert Schroeder
Robert Brotsmen
F. H. Brotsman
Barberton
Geometry Helps Doctors Trap the Injury Faker
Dr. Claud North Chrisman notes the rise of faked injuries and explains how physicians test and judge real versus imagined complaints. The piece highlights new mechanical methods designed by Charles Murray Gratz, M.D., of Columbia University to aid decision making and reduce physician responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray Gratz
M.D
Columbia University
Geometry Test Clears Faked Injury Claims by Dr Gratz
Dr Gratz spoke to the American Medical Association on a simple geometric method to detect fraud in workers compensation claims. He notes the malingerer cannot fake geometry as a leg length test uses a prone setup, uplifted leg, and a base line to compute each leg’s true length with basic measurement tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratz
American Medical Association
Geometry tests for injury claims under new plan
The article explains a doctor’s method to detect feigned injuries by measuring repeatability of angles when a patient moves a stiff elbow or shoulder. If the measurements cannot be exactly repeated, deception is suspected. if consistent, the joint is deemed genuinely limited, influencing compensation outcomes for industrial injuries.
Local social visits noted around Amherst and Elyria
Milton Schlechter and family visited Mrs. Margaret Baus on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Milton Hottle of Lakewood stopped by Mrs. Margaret Baus. William Bechtel of Middle Ridge was a supper guest of Frank and Mary Bechtel. Mrs. Ross Miller and daughter Patty of Elyria visited Mrs Newton. Mrs. Alfred Schwartz of Elyria visited relatives here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Baus visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Merthe in Amherst Thursday evening. Townline Road resident called on E. C. Frye Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schlechter
Milton Hottle
Lakewood
Margaret Baus
William Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Frank
Mary Bechtel
Ross Miller
Patty
Elyria
Newton Baus
Alfred Schwartz
N. A. Baus
August Merthe
Amherst
Arnold Flock
Townline Road
E. C. Frye
Needle Guild Society Plans Comforter Tying Event
The Needle Guild Society met with Mrs. Emil Schroeder Wednesday afternoon for a needlework session. Eleven members attended with two guests, Mrs. Clarence Schroeder of Elyria and Mrs. J. Super. They will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Charles Date to tie a comforter, and a tureen lunch was served at 5 p.m. Decorations honored Halloween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Taft
North Ridge
George Hedges
Ambherst
H. C. Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Ford Road
P. L. Chambers
Gulf Road
A. C. Haynes
J. H. Haynes
C. E. Spaulding
West River Road
Chester Carpenter
Eaton
I. W. G. T. Sewing Club
Needle Guild Society
Emil Schroeder
Charles Date
Hallowe’en
Clarence Schroeder
Elyria
J. Super
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet at South Ridge
Mrs. L W Spiegelberg Mrs Russell Spiegelberg and Mrs Ernest Ingold attended a Thursday Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Charles Date's home South Ridge. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland visited her brother L W Spiegelberg and family and joined Sunday centennial services at the South Ridge church.
Turkey Supper Arrangements at Grafton Church
Arrangements for the annual turkey supper at the Grafton ME Church are completed for Wednesday November 9. Committees named with Mrs. George Edward as chairman. A Parcel Post sale will be held in connection with the supper. The Queen Esther Sunday School class will conduct a handkerchief and candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton ME
George Edward
Queen Esther
Grafton High Senior Party Hosted At Home of Bradles
A Hallowe en party for the Grafton High Senior class and friends was held Monday evening at the home of Junior Bradles featuring games dancing and fun. After the event refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served to twenty two students and two instructors Miss Dorothy Seidel and Victor Ballarin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Grafton High
Bradles
Dorothy Seidel
Victor Ballarin
Entertains At Party At Home Of Mr and Mrs Harry Ebeling
Mr and Mrs Harry Ebeling hosted a Halloween party with guests including Mr and Mrs Ray Bund Mr and Mrs Nagy Mr and Mrs Wolf Mr and Mrs Doldt Mr and Mrs Ed Kilgore Mr and Mrs James Kilgore of Cleveland Mass Katherine Kelly and Mr and Mrs Harrington of Lakewood plus the hosts. Carrie Sheldon and W N Hitchcock returned from a Michigan trip visiting Greenfield Village Dearborn the Post Plant Battle Creek and Mrs Bertha Harrison and Mr and Mrs Fred Hitchcox of Fulton Mich. Others called on Medina and Cleveland friends while several families spent weekends with relatives and visited local sites including Griffith Reese of Kent University and the Allegheny National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ebeling
Ray Bund
Nagy
Wolf
Doldt
Ed Kilgore
James Kilgore
Cleveland
Mass
Katherine Kelly
Harrington
Lakewood
J. H. Sheldon
Carrie Sheldon
W. N. Hitchcock
Michigan
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Battle Creek
Bertha Harrison
Athens
Mich
Fred Hitchcox
Fulton, Mich
Tom Foran
Mildred Corey
Jay
Jack Gardner
Medina
Bert Mole
Allegheny National Forest
G. W. Wilson
Sebring
Robert Nesbett
Eaton Enjoy Party Eaton A Halloween Gather
A Halloween party for Island Road group of young people was held at Ertl's barn recreation center Monday night. F R Cousins wrote and directed the play Grand Hotel which all the youths performed proudly. The event also celebrated Glenn Tompkin's twenty first birthday with a gift presentation. Refreshments included pumpkin pies doughnuts sweet cider and candy.
Delightful miscellaneous show honors Miss Wilkinsort
A home event in Elyria honored Miss Twila Wilkinsort with Bunco entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Boulton of Elyria and Mrs. A. R. Chapman of Eaton. Mary Penfound of Chatham was consoled. About twenty enjoyed a delicious lunch. Miss Wilkinson married Eaton Hill on Tuesday night November first at Valley City’s historic church and will live here with the groom’s parents as Elton Hill runs the family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twila Wilkinsort
Elyria
Ford Hill
Roy Boulton
A. R. Chapman
Eaton
Mary Penfound
Chatham
Miss Wilkinson
Eaton Hill
Little Church
Valley City
Washington, D. C
Elton
Church board to host chicken supper in basement
Members of the church board plan a Thursday night chicken supper in the church basement. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs I E Baker and son Gordon from East Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Ira Fay from Berea. Other locals called on include Mrs Anna Austin, Mrs Arthur Cowley, Mrs Dors Carpenter, and Mr Wilbur Carpenter in Columbia. Several residents are ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Baker
Gordon
East Cleveland
Ira Fay
Berea
B . Baker
Anna Austin
Arthur Cowley
Dors
Wilbur Carpenter
Columbia
Thomas Sampson
W R Hawke
Ford Hull
Monroe Welty
Elyria
Fred Pries
Lorain
C C Blumenschenkel
Lebanoun
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Phyllis Black
Wayne Black
May McCampbell
Betty McCampbell
Evelyn Weber
Rocky River
Barbara Hashagen
Walcott Payne
Dover
Bert Conlin
Frolics
Council
Madilyn Williams
Kingsville
Harry Hubbard
Arnold Buck
Florence Bishop
Banks Pattersi
Parma
Ira Gough
Charles Scott
Litchfield
Avon Friends
Louis Knight
Léuenberger
Eckert
Alice Eckert
Roy Knight
W. J Barr
June
L. A. Wells
New London
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Elyria Block
N Allen Eppes
Miss Roselle
Mr Martin
Junior Grissing
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Marie Gibbins
BOY Scouts
Vermilion
Vincent
W.M
L. A
Claud North Chrisman
Sell
Oliver Schubert
J.C Leonard
J. H. Delefield
Edison Highway
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
P T. A
Lake Avenue
DR. Chrisman
Needle Guild Society Met
Congress
Edward S. Sheck
Edward
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