Deadlocked Farm Legislation Debate Reaches Showdown
Washington Nov 15 A dispute over compulsory crop controls versus voluntary restraints through cash inducements has Congress deadlocked as committees prepare farm bills for floor debate. House and Senate diverge on production limits with Supreme Court limits noted. Martin Jones leads House committee in trimming quotas and taxes ahead of a potential showdown this week.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Supreme Court
House Agriculture Committee
Martin Jones
Tex
Price Of Meal Too Much Davidson Refuses Approval
County Commissioner John E. Davidson opposed an expense bill for a detective’s meal aboard a prisoner return from Elizabeth N Y. The $47.70 total was approved by two other commissioners after the prosecutor argued the county obligation. Detective John Meister had accompanied the prisoner and also recovered a car in Lorain tied to the alleged theft by William Bolich.
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John E. Davidson
John Meister
Lorain
Davidson
Meister
Elizabeth N. Y
Oscar G. Dunn
Edward DeChant
Howard R. Butler
William Bolich
Surplus Apples To Be Purchased In Lorain County
Preparations for buying four or five carloads of Lorain County apples for the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation were started today by M. M. Thomas, agent. Headquarters are in the county agricultural extension service office in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. Carloads may include up to two varieties and may be pooled by two growers under one seller name. Varieties include Baldwin Jonathan Dame Stayman Rome Rhode Island Greenings Wagner Courtland Spy and York. Purchases pay 60 cents per hundred for U S Grade 1 plus 50 cents per hundred for utility grade.
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Lorain County
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
M. M. Thomas
County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria
Thomas
Baldwin
Jonathan
Dame
Stayman
Rome
Rhode Island
Return of Maurizio Bal voni after four decades abroad in Spain
Maurizio Bal voni, who left Romagnano Italy forty years ago to seek work in Spain, has returned as an old man. He was not recognized by his wife until he displayed a deep scar on his left leg, a marker of his long absence.
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Maurizio Balvoni
Romagnano
Italy
Spain
Maurizio
Veterans' Affairs talk at Elyria VFW Armistice Day banquet
J C Joswerg spoke to Elyria Post 1079 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Graystone Hotel Armistice Day banquet. Pink and yellow decorations brightened the event. Jerry Ferguson presided, with Corbett Southam Harold Hamilton C. C. Locke and Auxiliaries among speakers. Dancing followed at the VFW Hall.
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J. C. Joswerg
Elyria Post
Graystone Hotel
Jerry Ferguson
Corbett Southam
United Spanish American War Veterans
Harold Hamilton
C. C. Locke
Bertha Mulroy
Auxiliary
Dorothy Hamilton
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
V. F. W. Hall
Court relocated to basement due to crowded courthouse
Common Pleas Judge Guy Findley moved his court to the basement this morning as the appeals court occupied the large courtroom. Judge A Cook used Courtroom No 2 while the third courtroom handled special tax foreclosure cases by order of the clerk of courts.
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Common Pleas
Guy
Findley
County Commissioners
Court of Appeals
A. Cook
Clerk of Courts
Two men chased from farm after shotgun scare
Early this morning at the X L Hurst farm R D Oberlin a hired man fired a shotgun at two suspected chicken thieves seen in the darkness. Mrs Hurst reported the incident to the sheriff's department and she believed one man may have been hit by pellets.
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X. L. Hurst
R. D. Oberlin
Sheriff's Department
Samuel Avery Granted Divorce From Rita Avery
Judge D A Cook grants Samuel Avery a divorce from Rita Avery on grounds of gross neglect. The ruling cites marital breakdown and neglect as the basis for the final decree.
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Samuel Avery
Rita Avery
D. A. Cook
Lorain Clerk Adds Jane Morgan to Tax Foreclosure Staff
Jane Morgan of Lorain joined Clerk of Courts H. E. Agate's department today to assist with tax foreclosure cases filed by the prosecutor's department. She will earn 260 a month. The Samuel Wallinger Company sued Joseph Gelman and others of Lorain for 1267 dollars for alleged merchandise. The Columbia Refining Company filed suit to quiet title to property at Lodi and North Street, naming Hattie Squires and others as defendants.
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Jane Morgan
Lorain
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Samuel Wallinger Company
Joseph Gelman Et al of
Columbia Refining Company
Lodi
North Street
Hattie Squires
Oberlin man arraigned on probation violation in bicycle death case
Gerald Turner of R D Oberlin faces arraignment in common pleas court tomorrow on a probation violation from a second degree manslaughter conviction for the Route 58 bicycle death of Eva Schandersky. Prosecutor Howard Butler said Turner was forbidden to drive as a probation condition but has been reported to be driving.
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Gerald Turner
R. D. Oberlin
Eva Schandersky
Oberlin
Compmn Pleas Court
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Miss Schandersky
Turner
Court of Appeals affirms will ruling in Putt case
The court today upheld a Com Mon Pleas verdict from Judge D A Cook dated April 12 that a paper is the last will and testament of the late Emeline Putt. Ernest H. Putt filed an action contesting the will naming Roy Putt as defendant.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Emeline Putt
Ernest H. Putt
Roy Putt
Roosevelt urges cooperation to tackle unemployment
President Roosevelt warns that private enterprise must act to fill job gaps or government intervention will follow. He stresses a cordial cooperation between government and all citizens, and between citizens and their government, as the path out of current conditions. He did not read the message aloud to Congress, instead briefing his chiefs of staff at the White House beforehand.
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Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Death Record Mrs Caroline Schubert of Elyria Area
Mrs Caroline Schubert lifelong Russia Township resident dies at 79. Survived by husband William and numerous relatives in Elyria Amherst Lorain Lorain area. funeral Tuesday at 2 from O H Baker Funeral Home with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Burial Crownhill Cemetery Amherst.
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Caroline Schwartz Schubert
Russia Township
William Schubert
Lucy Reinke
Eliza Waldorf
Frank Schwartz
Charles Schwartz
Elyria
B. L. Schubert
Pittsfield
F. BE. Schubert
W. W. Schubert
Melvina A. Schubert
Amherst Township
Lillie Henson
Lorain
J. W. Anthony
Evansville
Indiana
Elsie Whiton
O. H. Baker Funeral
O. H. Baker
C. E. Schmidt
Crownhill Cemetery
Amherst
Mrs Ida Septer Dies After Lingering Illness In Elvria
Mrs Ida C Septer died at the Elvria Home for the Aged on Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in New Florence Pennsylvania September 24 1857 she had lived in Elvria three years. Body to be moved from Taylor Funeral Home to Elvria Home Tuesday for a 2 p m service conducted by Reverend K P Meister. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Ida C. Septer
Elvria
New Florence
Taylor Funeral Home
K. P. Meister
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Hengartner Rites Set for Elyria Resident
Catherine A. Hengartner died at home on Butternut Ridge road at 1 49 am after years of bed confinement. She was born August 8 1864 in Warrensville Ohio and lived in Elyria before moving to Butternut Ridge. Survived by husband Walter J. Hengartner two children Charles E. Hengartner Detroit and Mrs Kenneth Oldfield Elyria a sister Hattie Fehr Painesville and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home to Wednesday 11 00 am then to Highland Park cemetery chapel for 2 pm services burial at Highland Park.
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Catherine A. Hengartner
Corlett
Butternut Ridge Road
Hengartner
Warrensville
Ohio
Elyria
M. HE
Walter J. Hengartner
Charles E. Hengartner
Detroit
Michigan
Kenneth Oldfield
Hattie Fehr
Painesville
Sudro- Curtis
Highland Park Cemetery
Frank Fritz 54 Died Suddenly At Clarksfield Farm
Frank Fritz aged 54 died suddenly last night at 11 46 at his home route 69 Clarksfield township after a heart attack He was born on the farm where he lived He is survived by three brothers Edward Bellefontaine Charles Clarksfield and Alfred Chicago and three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Dupee Clarksfield Mrs Jessieraves Clarksfield and Mrs Inez Vander Kloot Oak Park Illinois The body was taken to W L Pease Funeral Home Wakeman and will remain there pending relatives arrival
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Frank Fritz
Route
Clarksfield Township
Fritz
Edward
Bellefontaine
Charles
Clarksfield
Alfred
Chicago
Elizabeth Dupee
Jessieraves
Inez Vander Kloot
Oak Park Ilinois
W. L. Peasé
Wakeman
Gustave Koeber Dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gustave Koeber aged 72 of 5748 West 176th Street Cleveland died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9 55 Saturday evening. The body was removed to Mandley Funeral Home in Cleveland for services and burial arrangements.
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Gustave Koeber
West 176Th Street
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mandley Funeral Home
Obituary for Albert Williams of Elyria and Norwalk roots
Albert Williams 450 114 Chestnut street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday evening after a brief illness. He lived in Elyria 20 years, was a National Tube welder 15 years, and a charter member of the Elyria Men's Bible Class. He leaves his wife Gertrude, stepson Paul Huth, granddaughter Nora June Huth, and brothers William Norwalk and John Lorain. Funeral Wednesday at Nichols Funeral Home 2:00 with L B Hindman officiating. Burial in Brookdale.
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Albert Williams
Chestnut Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Ohio
Elyria
National Tube Company
Elyria Men's Bible Class
Elyria I. OU. 0. F
Maccabees
Gertrude A. Williams
Paul Huth
Nora June Huth
William
John
Lorain
Nichols Funeral Home
L. B. Hindman
Brookdale Cemetery
Death of Mrs Eva Janas Fritz in Cleveland
Mrs Eva Janas Fritz 68 lifelong Grafton resident died at home 1958 West 58th Street Cleveland at 3 am after a lingering illness. Born in Poland she left a husband and a large family including daughter Mrs Mary Wysogorski of Elyria and six sons. Funeral services set for Wednesday at St Stephens Church Cleveland with burial in St Marys Cemetery Grafton. Body remains at the late home awaiting services.
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Eva Janas Fritz
Martin Fritz
West 58Th Street
Cleveland
Poland
Grafton
St. Stephens Church
54Th Street
L. A. Klein
St. Mary's Cemetery
Fritz
Mary Wysogorski
Elyria
Ben Janas
Ridgeville
Milo
Chester
Berea
Godfrey
Detroit
Mich
Walter
Marshall
Mike Noveski
Frank Noveski
Joseph Noveski
John Noveski
Frank Diederick
Gust Sadowski
Lorain County to Attend Ohio Farm Bureau Convention
Lorain County will be well represented at the Ohio Farm Bureau Convention in Columbus with over fifty members attending. Eleven singers join the county chorus of about 700 voices. a Lorain County Youth Council display highlights cooperative movement across 18 counties, including a globe view, a warehouse replica, and a truck.
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Lorain County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Merrittt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Lorain
Powell
Leon Lehman
Grafton
J. H. Wilcox
A. C. Fish
R. EB. Heath
LaGrange
EB. T. Nesbitt
N. J. Hoskin
RE. EE. Durkee
Gratton
Glenn Hobbs
Oberlin
A. J. Cooper
Vermilion
E. QO. Portman
Amherst
R. E. Campbell
Wellington
County Farm Bureau
Glen Hobbs
Paul Portman
Lehman
County Cooperative Youth Council
Oberlin Club Meeting Schedule November 15 19
Community notices list club meetings for Oberlin area from Monday November 15 to Friday November 19. Groups include Methodist Service Guild Women’s Progressive club Nineteenth Century club American Legion Auxiliary History department Oberlin Women’s club Nuights of Pythias Oberlin Odd Fellows First Church Section 1 Merry Wives Missionary Society Jundies Aid Society Encampment I O C F Young Men's club Eastern Star Auxiliary Junior Star Bridge Music department Women’s Relief Corps with multiple hostesses and locations across Main Elm Vine Lorain Pleasant Forest College Street Oak Street Woodland Avenue and Oberlin Tavern.
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Methodist Service Guild
Harley Baxter
South Main Street
Women's Progressive Club
K. Walden
East Vine Street
N. A. Martin
Oberlin Tavern
North Main Street
Nineteenth Century Club
Walter Persons
Elm Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Oberlin Women’s Club
T. W. Thomas
Forest Street
H. A. Kelly
Martes Elub
North Pleasant Street
Nuights of
W. W. Wazsar
Oak Street
W. W. Wagar
Henderson
Kentucky
Jundies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
A.C. Burgess
East College Street
Oberlin
Young Men's Club
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Gerald Keller
Hollywood Street
Ralph Cain
Junior Star Bridge Club
North Park Street
E. Ub. Keiser
Woodland Avenue
Women’s Relief Corps
Funeral Home to move to late home in Cleveland
The Bittner Funeral Home will relocate its operations to the late home at 1958 W. 58th Street Cleveland by Tuesday. The change signals service continuity as arrangements proceed for the deceased.
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Bittner Funeral Home
W. 58Th Street
Cleveland
Michael Gembka dies at 64 in Elba home
Michael Gembka aged 64 died at his home 114 Warren Avenue Sunday evening after a heart attack. Born in Poland he came to Elba 36 years ago and formerly worked for the Coal Docks, retiring six years ago. Survived by wife Julia son Edward two daughters Mrs Anthony Shimkus of Elyria and Mrs Michael Tkacs of Lorain four grandchildren two sisters and one brother in Europe. Bittner Funeral Home handling arrangements to be announced.
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Michael Gembka
Julia
Warren Avenue
Poland
Elba
Edward
Anthony Shimkus
Elyria
Michael Tkacs
Lorain
Oberlin Chapter R. A. M. to hold regular meeting
Oberlin Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will hold its regular meeting Friday evening with standard rites and attendance expected from members.
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Oberlin
Sprengling to Lecture on Asia's Christianity at Kell Series
Professor Martin Sprengling of the University of Chicago will speak in Bosworth Hall at 4 15 p m Tuesday on The Arena of Asia's Christianity The soil The lecture series runs November 14 18 and 22 24 and the public is invited
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Haskell
Martin Sprengling
Bosworth Hall
Sprenglus
University of Chicago
Asia
Oberlin Men’s Club Thanksgiving Festival at Community Center
The Oberlin Men's Club plans a Thanksgiving Festival on Friday evening November 19 at the Grove land street Community Center. A gala with seasonal produce and entertainment is planned. Four live turkeys will be door prizes. Games and varied entertainment will be featured. Tickets are available from the club.
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Oberlin
Groveland Street
Elib
Air members invite to Inunchec at Albertin Tavern
Members of the W. R. C. are invited to an Inunchec on Friday at L23 in the Albertin Tavern. All planning to attend should notify Edna Mack before Wednesday.
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Albertin Tavern
Noriuy Edna Mack
Weekend visits across several Ohio towns
Mrs. E. J. Yeamans entertained a weekend guest niece Mrs. Medah Miller of Brecksville Ohio and other overnight visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Hreckenridge of Everett Ohio and Mrs. Breckenridge. Additional posts note relatives visiting Ashtabula Columbus Zanesville and Lancaster with several households hosting family members.
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E. J. Yeamans
Morgan Street
Medah Miller
Hrecksville
Ohio
John Hreckenridge
Everett, O
Breckenridge
Yeamans
C. M. Shreffler
East College Street
E. H. Burrill
Ashtabula
Robert Lyman
Harold Cook
Lottie Dietz
George Rost
Akron
E. A. Stevens
Middletown
Knudsen Demands Union Prevent Wildcat Strikes
Detroit November 15 The United Automobile Workers Union moves to seek a National Labor Relations Board election for a nationwide General Motors collective bargaining unit. Knudsen warns GM will not negotiate unless the union pledges to stop unauthorized strikes and punish those responsible as delegates reject the proposed contract revision.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Williams. Knudsen
Women's Groups To Take Part In Two Projects
Lorain County women’s groups will study two winter projects on personal appearance during the 1937 38 season under county home demonstration agent Miss Frances Eckert. Two meetings will be held in each community with topics You and Your Grooming and Feet Shoes and Their Care. Dates to be announced. The council also honored retiring county agent Mrs Alice Bird Dustman and held a get acquainted contest won by several members.
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Lorain County
Frances Eckert
County Women's Home Council
William Berg
Home Council
E. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Alice Bird Dustman
Florence Nichols
P. E. Portman
J. H. Sheldon
Henry Leimbach
Adams
Car Crashes Into Home Injuring Man With Rib Fracture
Hubbard Ohio November 15 James Stafford seventy suffered a rib fracture when a Mercer Pennsylvania man Anthony White drove off the road and crashed through a home stopping against a bed The car struck a sofa where Ray Stafford seventeen slept and then into a kitchen and bedroom where six Stafford family members were asleep White and three others escaped injury
Litchfield OES elects officers at latest meeting
Litchfield Chapter OES announces the officers elected at its last gathering. Worthy Matron Helen Bricker, Worthy Patron Dan Lloyd, Associate Matron Andree Lloyd, Associate Patron Court Musser, Secretary Laurel Yost, Treasurer Flora Bart, Conductress Frances Foskett, Associate Conductress Alvena Kohli, Trustee for 3 years Ella Frombaugh.
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Litchfield
Helen Bricker
Worths
Dan Lloyd
Andree Lloyd
Court Musser
Laurel Yost
Flora Bart
Frances Foskett
Alvena Kohli
Ella Frombaugh
Junior class play draws good attendance and praise
The Junior class play enjoyed strong Friday and Saturday crowds with much praise for Miss McClure and the class for a well chosen play and its presentation. A. O. Chapin learned of his sister's husband J. W. Stults's death in Monmouth on Sunday. Guests including Mrs. D. R. Argust, Mrs. A. W. Lipp, Mrs. McQuate, and Mrs. Kruggel met with Mrs. Sidney Wilson for a dinner prior to Mrs. Kruggel's Florida departure, with Mrs. Chatham also attending. Thursday the same group met again. Mrs. Myron Barth hosted a shower for Mrs. Wayne Turner and local L. B. & L. ladies, twenty three guests attending.
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Miss McClure
A. O. Chapin
J. W. Stults
Monmouth
D. R. Argust
Geneva
A. W. Lipp
Lorain
McQuate
Kruggel
President Calls for Permanent Cure to Unemployment
The president argues relief must yield to a permanent cure by creating suitable jobs in industry and agriculture for all willing workers. He urges cooperative planning and census cooperation, with data used for national benefit to absorb unused manpower into private industry.
Markets Hove Grows Rhrs Market Apples
Market listings show diverse fruit and vegetable prices from Melintosh to Rhode Island greens, with detailed per bushel and basket rates for apples, lettuce, cucumbers, grapes, and more. Cleveland livestock markets report cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges and market trends, including slow demand and modest declines across categories.
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Cleveland
Gasoline stolen from car twice in rear garage
H. W. Pusbach of 427 Sixth Street reported to police that 11 gallons of gasoline were stolen from his car on Saturday night from a rear garage at 348 Fifth Street. This is the second theft from his vehicle.
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H. W. Pusbach
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Sharks attack as sailors struggle for life rafts
Survivors of a freighter foundered 40 miles northeast of Diamond Shoals recounted brutal scenes as sharks swarmed the men in the water. Sixteen rescued earlier died en route. 21 known survivors from the crew of 29 were aboard the Mendota with three bodies recovered. Coast Guard planes and cutters raced to the scene after an SOS, guided by Lieut. Richard Burke who dropped smoke bombs to reach the fishermen fighting for life as the ship sank in a 69 mile gale off Cape Hatteras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendota
Swiftsure
Morehead City
N. C
Rotterdam
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteray
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Lieut
Richard Burke
Lieut. Burke
United Press
Cleveland Produce and Farm Prices Ad Value Note
The Detroit style listing shows varied farm and live poultry prices with many misspellings. It includes live poultry weights, grades, and prices for hens, leghorns, broilers, ducks, geese, turkeys, and different potatoes from Ohio Idaho and Maine markets with per hundredweight and per bag figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Idaho
Maine
Sharks Attack Survivors After Ship Went Down
An eyewitness recounts seeing crew members in life preservers as sharks swarmed the area two hours after a ship disaster. Smoke bombs and a coast guard cutter aided a rescue before a small boat ferried survivors aboard. A navy pilot reported sharks ripping at bodies nearby.
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Coast Guard
Mendota
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Luitat
Veterans’ Affairs
Acme
Eagle
the O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Caroline Schubert
Mrs
Esther Wood
W. BR. C
C. R. Summers
Zanesville
Lancaster
Roland Summers
Emerson Crowell
Carrie Beem
North Professor Street
C. A. Prather
Knudsen
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Man
UO. Els
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
Hove
Melintosh
Studa Sog Toes Fly Inc
Rhodesland Cgreenings
Vellelous
Rome Beauty
Grimes Golden
Ghrapes
Niagara
Kiefer
Acorn
Peck Hubbard
Hothouse
Soe
Staall
Navy
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
HH. Benham
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