Elyria Memorial Hospital Again On Approved List
Elyria Memorial Hospital is named among 38 Ohio facilities approved this year by the American College of Surgeons at its Philadelphia congress. Also cited were Allen Hospital in Oberlin and St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain. The three Lorain County hospitals total 385 beds and are part of the annual Hospital Standardization program.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
American College of Surgeons
College
Philadelphia
Lorain County
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Stu Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Surgeons’ College
United States
Canada
College of Surgeons
Malcolm T. MacEachern
Elrria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's
Ailen Hospital
Oberliz Bas
Meister To Speak At Conference
Rev Karl P Meister superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged will present the homes interests at the Norwalk District conference of Methodist Churches in Sandusky Tuesday. He spoke to 300 youths on the homes work at Firestone Park church Akron Friday evening and to the Epworth League at Wellington Methodist church Sunday evening.
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Karl P. Meister
Elyria
Norwalk
Sandusky
Meister
Home For the Aged
Firestone Park
Akron
Epworth League
Wellington Methodist
Fined by Mayor for Disorderly Conduct
Robert Robertson 21 of 9 Shear street was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct by Mayor D A Baird today. He was arrested on the complaint of Mrs Croft of West avenue who said he argued with her and accused her of telling police he was the person sought for reckless driving for which a ticket was issued October 7. Robertson pleaded not guilty to the reckless driving charge claiming his cousin drove the car. the case is to be tried tomorrow.
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Robert Robertson
Shear Street
D. A. Baird
Husband Arrested On Complaint Of Wife In Disorder Charge
Gordon Rawson, 32, of 3511 Hlayes Avenue, pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct when arraigned before Mayor Dow. Police say he was arrested at his home about 2 34 a m on a complaint by his wife who said she was choked and mistreated and hit him with a club in self defense. The case is set for hearing October 24. They have three children.
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Gordon Rawson
Hlayes Avenue
Dow. Baird
Sermon and Society Gather for Church of Christ Event
About seventy young people from the Methodist Epworth League and the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church attended at the Church of Christ. Mrs. E J Howenstine spoke on The Seriousness of Divorce noting commerce and home-work shifts require adjustments. DeEtte Burdve led, with Roger Williams guiding song, and Thelma Merers and D A Baird contributing devotions and music. A county C EL rally is planned at United Brothers church in Lorain Thursday evening. attendees meet at the Church of Christ at 7 15 pm. A Hallowe en party is set for October 29 at the church. Next Sunday’s topic is Missions led by Betty Taylor. The Gospel Team visited the County Home yesterday afternoon and will visit shut-in homes next Sunday.
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Church of Christ
Methodist Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Society
2Nd Congregational Church
C. E. Society
E. J. Howenstine
Betty Taylor
Preaching Mission Opens at First Methodist Church
A two week evangelistic mission began last night at the First Methodist Episcopal Church and will run through November first. The opening included hymn singing and prayer. Rev. P Baymond Powers delivered a sermon on fear and disease likened to tuberculosis and cancer, outlining fourfold revelation of God: Nature, Revelation, Christ, Church. Tonight’s schedule features a prayer service at 7 02 and evangelistic service at 7 30 with the topic That God Can Make Possible the Impossible.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Bond
P. Baymond Powers
T. B
Rev. Powers
God
Play Whist And Bunco At British Empire Club
British Empire Club met last Friday in the club rooms with good attendance. The evening featured Whist won by Mrs B Smith and F Sparks consolation to Mr and Mrs Grey. Bunco honors went to Mrs H Bark and Mr T Grey with Miss L Simpson and P Minnich as consolation. Miss I Babick and Mrs Morrison also consoled. Refreshments served by Mrs Hansford, Mrs Smith and Mrs McCully. The gathering ended with dancing and no business. Next card party is October 25.
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British Empire Club
B. Smith
F. Sparks
H. Bark
T. Grey
Bunco
L. Simpson
P.minnich
I. Babick
Morrison
Hansford
Smith
McC
Gambling Sunday Meeting at St Pauls P L Deliberates Menace
On Sunday evening at 6 45 the St Pauls P L met for a weekly devotional led by Reverend Irion. The topic The Menace of Gambling was discussed with subtopics by Russel Schroeder Gladys Anderson and Dorothy Vietzen. The gathering closed with the League Benediction and the next meeting will be led by Betty Kaufman. a large turnout is hoped.
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St. Paul's
Hospital Admissions List Names and Addresses
A compiled hospital admissions list shows numerous patients by name and street address across multiple cities. Entries include Ernest Reznik. Mrs George Sehmitkens at 215 Cleveland Street. Mrs Anthonys Elbert at 162 Hamilton. Mrs Lenno Thompson of Cleveland. Haynes Percival. Theodore Roth of South Amherst. Johnson. Sophia Giten of Buffalo at 254 Columbia. Julius Tisza and R. B. Xa at 5. Discharges mention Mire f Randall Deso in Parkview Court. Bessie Mourter. Uberline Mrs Paul Lukhovics. Mars Varco at 16599 West Asc. Joseph Cebuia at 252 West River Street. George Stitler of Mansfield. Mrs Pearl Whitney at 12354 East Ave.2. Mrs William Frersz at 327 Beech Street. Andrew Hareula. Mrs Edward Plas of LaGrange. Theodore Roth of South Amherst. Phallis McFarland. Bucyrus.
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Admissions
Ernest Reznik
Litchfield
George Sehmitkens
Cleveland Street
Anthonys Elbert
Hamilton
Lenno
Thompson
Cleveland
Haynes Percival
Theodore Roth
Amherst
Johnson
Buffialo
Sophia Giten
Columbia
Julius Tisza
R. B. Xa
Discharszes
Randall
Mars Varco
West Asc
Joseph Cebuia
West River Street
Joseph Warner
Grafton
George Stitler
Mansfield
Pearl Whitney
East Ave
Wililiam fRersz
Beech Sheer
Charles McCue
Lake Ave
Andrew Hareula
Edward Plas
LaGrange
South Amherst
Phallis McFarland
Bucyrus
Eighteen At Meeting Fizhien Members Observe Endeavor
Eighteen members attended a meeting of the teenager group described as Christian Endeavor. The fragment notes a gathering with discussions and aims, but details are incomplete and no dates or locations are legible. The item reflects a church youth activity from an older period.
Dramatic Bible Readings Draw Strong Church Attendance
At First Congregational Church on Sunday evenings Rev. John A. Kaley presents vivid dramatic readings based on Bible scenes the Resurrection of Christ. With the choir the program includes hymns and descriptions of ancient rock tombs in Palestine enhancing the Crucifixion and Resurrection narratives for a moving community experience.
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Miuch
First Congregational Church
John A. Kaley
Christ
Kaley
Mount of Olives
Interscholastic Literary Contest Planned for Lorain County
Plans for an interscholastic literary contest for Lorain County Schools will be reported at a Wednesday meeting of superintendents principals and athletic coaches at the Gables. Lewis S. Moore head of state physical education will speak on expanding physical education and well rounded courses. A committee led by F. R. Powers will plan the event with J. L. King J. H. Russell J. West and others. A business meeting and National Education Week observance will follow the dinner at 6 36 p.m.
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Lorain County
Gables
Todear
Lewis S. Moorehead
Moorehead
C. A Gibbons
F. R. Powers
Amherst
J. L King
Avon Lake
W. J. Darling
Clearview
J. H. Russell
Brighton
Glen C. West
Ridgeville
Republican Ballots Printed for Countywide Distribution
Republican sample ballots replica of the complete ballot to be used in the November 3 election. Frank A. Stetson, chairman of the Republican county committee, said 10,009 ballots have been printed and will be distributed house to house around the county. They can also be obtained from Republican candidates or headquarters.
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Frank A. Stetson
Republican Executive Committee
Organize New Class In Sewing At Y
The YWCA announces two new sewing and dressmaking classes with instructor Mrs. Louisa Jackson. A knitting schedule changes: Grace Schuelke’s class moves to 2 to 4:39 p.m. Mondays, while the Thursday knitting session runs 2 to 5 p.m.
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Louisa Jackson
Grace Schuelke
How Shall I Spend My Money Meeting Report
Upper Room gathering led by Harold Gaze discussed Jesus parables on stewardship and budgeting. Participants Marr Kaiser Jean Crawford June Harr Ruth Fridenstine Myron Albert Una Mae Lutz Margaret Wehman Tone Giesel spoke on budgeting reducing expenses and duty to church home and others. Ruth Fridenstine to lead next Sunday. intermediates urged to meet at church at 7 for county Lorain meeting Thursday.
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Harold Gaze
Jesus
Marr Kaiser
Jean Crawford
June Harr
Ruth Fridenstine
Myron Albert
Una Mae Lutz
Margaret
Sears Store Manager Receives Anniversary Award Telegram
R. E. Young of the Elyria Sears Roebuck store today received congratulations from company president Gen. R. E. Wood for the store's third prize in its group in Sears national fiftieth anniversary sales contest. The telegram praised the entire organization for its role in a record sales period and wished continued success.
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R. E. Young
Elyria
Sears Roebuck and Company
Young
Sears
Elyria man pleads guilty to drunken driving offense
H. B. Wilson of R. D. No. 2 Elyria pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence at arraignment before Major D. A. Barré. The offense occurred Saturday night on Secord street and sentencing was set for tomorrow.
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H. B. Wilson
Elyria
D. A. Barré
Secord Street
Attempted car break-in reported on Washington Avenue
George Bird of 207 Cleveland Street told police a would be thief tried to break into his sedan on Washington Avenue Saturday night. He saw the person flee the scene and drive away in another vehicle as he approached.
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George Bird
Cleveland Street
Washington
Spare tire and wheel stolen from car on Washington Ave
M O Lewis of 445 Cleveland Street reported to police that a spare tire and wheel were stolen from his car while it was parked on Washington Avenue Saturday night.
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M. OM. Lewis
Cleveland Street
Washington Avenue
Stolen items reported from 225 1-2 Saconag Street
Dee Inzwer told police that three motor meters and six gallons of gasoline were taken from his car on Saturday night.
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Dee Inzwer
Saconag Street
Bicycle theft report and reckless driving arraignment
Walter Woodward of Oberlin reported his bicycle stolen last week. Pete Simashkervieh, 21, of South Amherst pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor D A Baird on a reckless driving charge after his car struck another vehicle at Middle avenue and Broad street. The case is set for October 23.
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Walter Woodward
Oberlin
Pete Simashkervieh
So. Amherst
D. A. Baird
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Two Men Walk Away From Sanatorium
The sheriff's department sought two 62 year old men who wandered from Hillcrest Sanatorium around 3 a m. One man wore dark trousers and a sweater while the other reportedly wore only his night clothes, per the sheriff's report.
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Sheriff's Department
Hillcrest Sanatorium
Four Die In Chair At Florida Execution
Raiford Florida October 19 four men were executed in Florida's electric chair. The condemned were Clarence D Red Cases of Miami for the 1951 drug store holdup murder of a pharmacist clerk Jimmy Mulligan of Miami who shared the Miami slaying that killed Frank D Palmer L D Padgett a Santa Rosa County farmer convicted of killing his wife with a turpentine hatchet in 1934 and Lee Clark a Black man from Escambia County convicted of killing his wife.
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Raiford
Fla
Florida
Clarence D
Miami
Jimmy Mulligan
Casey
Frank D. Palmer
L. D. Padgett
Santa Rosa
Lee Clark
Escambia County
Fritzi Ritz Fans Drawn to Comic Page Pairings
Readers see Fritzi Ritz as the most attractive page character, with her niece Nancy and Curly in the mix. The note highlights the trio and invites readers to follow the feature tonight.
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Fritzi Ritz
Fritzi
Nancy
Curly
New Deal Wins Tests Involving Important Policy
The New Deal scored preliminary tests on the 1933 truth in securities law and municipal power loan policy as the Supreme Court refused to entertain appeals. J Edward Jones of New York challenged the securities act while two power firms contested PWA Administrator Harold L Ikes power loan authority. Cases remain in the U S circuit court of appeals.
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Washington
The
New Deal
Supreme Court
High Court
J. Edward Jones
New York
Securities and Exchange Act
PWA
Harold L. Iekes
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Believe Disputes In Akron Near End
Akron's meat blockade eased enough to allow deliveries after 49 jobbers and 13 packing houses signed contracts with the truck drivers union. Milk dispute talks show willingness to arbitrate price but deadlock on methods with dealers seeking a three person board and producers a five man board. Pickets remain at non union meat warehouses while union drivers patrol roads and out of town trucks may enter if operated by union men.
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Akron
Milk Producers Association
Phil Connors
Hope To Organize Automobile Workers Hope To Organize Automobile Workers
Detroit dispatch reports a coordinated campaign as 34 cities plan simultaneous meetings next month to launch an intense drive to unionize automobile workers in a single international union. Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers of America, announced the plan with a tentative meeting date set for Friday November 13.
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Detroit
Unicon
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Akron Milk Price War Watched Here
The Akron milk price dispute nears an end with Lorain County producers watching closely. M. QO. Penfound, president of the Lorain County Milk Producers' Association, says no local producers ship milk to Akron, most feeding Elyria Lorain or Cleveland. Their interest centers on possible effects on the Cleveland market as Akron dealers resisted price hikes.
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Akron
Lorain County
M. QO. Penfound
Man Who Sprinkled Feathers On Father Coughlin Is Jailed
DETROIT Oct 19 Woodr Hockadar self styled apostle of peace and feather thrower is jailed awaiting wife and a decision on his recent escapade. He leaped the platform at a National Union for Social Justice rally and sprinkled feathers on Rev Charles E Coughlin. Still in red shirt and white trousers, he faces disturbance charges. Police may release him to wife Grace Hockaday arriving from Buffalo.
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Detroit
Woodr Hockadar
Pockadar
National Union For Social Justice
Charles E Covnglin
Hockaday
Father Coughlin
Kansan
Grace Hockaday
Buffalo
Three Cottages Destroyed By Fire At Vermilion on the Lake
A fire destroyed three Vermilion on the Lake cottages last night. Justin Martin’s cottage on Fast River Street sparked the blaze, spreading to George Kritzel on Princeton Avenue and Mrs. Broadwell on Oberlin. A fourth owned by Mr. Mazter of Cleveland was scorched but saved. Vermilion fire department fought the blaze until 3 am. damage estimated at about 76.00. Quuo Zelinski said a light in Martin cottage around 11 pm suggested a possible intruder either intentional or due to neglect.
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Vermilion-on-the-lake
Elyrians
Justin Mart'n
Fast River Street
George Kritzel
Princeton Avenue
Kritzel
Broadwell
Oberlin
Mr. Mazter
Cleveland
Vermilion
Quuo Zelinski
Martin Cottage
Death Record John Norris of Wellington and Cleveland
John Norris, former Wellington resident, died suddenly at work in Cleveland on Saturday at age 39. Survived by wife Ada, son Joseph, three brothers Howard Ed Norris of Wellington and Mort Norris of Elria, sister Mrs. C F Adams of Topeka. Funeral Tuesday at 7 PM at Stastny funeral home 12921 Euclid Avenue Cleveland with burial in Cleveland.
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John Norris
Wellington
Cleveland
Ada
East 140Th Street
Joseph
Howard
Ed Norris
Welleton
Mort
Elrria
C. F. Adams
Topeka
Ramsas
Stastnv Funeral Home
Euclid Avenue
Court House Notes: Multiple Civil Actions Filed in Lorain Area
Tom Bronovich sues Paul Lukovics for 5000 over January 16 1935 car collision at Pearl and 31st. Mars Moldovan seeks divorce from Steve Moldovan for gross neglect. Clayton M Disher sues Lillian Disher for cross neglect and extreme cruelty. Maria Cherubini sues Matteo Cherubini for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Dr William B Wheasler files aid collection suits against Joseph Benedict James Justin Roman Plas and Julius Forthofer. George Menzel sues Nikola R Pesut for 302 for building materials. Amherst Mortgage Loan Company sues John R Reinhardt for 3632 and foreclosure of Brownhelm property. Judge Cook directs verdict for defendant in Diana Carwood’s personal injury suit against landlord’s estate. Case names Catherine L Hageman administratrix of John L Lapp estate.
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Tom Bronovich
Lorain
Paul Lukovics
Pearl and
31St Street
William B. Wheasler
Joseph Benedict
South Amherst
James Justin
R. D. J. Elvira
Roman Plas
Avon
Julius Forthofer
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Todar
Diana Carwood
Catherine L.hageman
John L. Lapp
Pleads Not Guilty Before Mayor At Oriole Club
Leror Clark proprietor of the Oriole Club at 375 Broad Street pleaded not guilty before Mayor Don A. Baird to a charge of keeping a disorderly place. Police forced entry about midnight Saturday finding about ten men playing cards. Clark released on $100 bond with trial set for October 26. Patrolmen Parker and Olmstead said they broke a door to enter.
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Leror Clark
Oriole Club
Broad Street
Don A. Baird
Clark
C. B. Parker
M. E. Olmstead
Markets CLES ELAAD PRODUCE and Butter Market Notes
Markets show steady butter with standard prices and mixed poultry notes. Live poultry demand appears moderate with hens and ducks priced by size, broilers listed by weight, and Leghorn varieties noted. potatoes across regions show varied per 100 pound costs with Idaho and Maine listings and green mountain and other regional prices.
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Tse
Brurters
Ieee
Bresters No
Idaho
Dennsylvaniag
Maine
Cattle Market Steady With Mixed Beef Prices
Market news shows cattle prices holding steady with chotve steers and heifers moving between various grades. Prices range from about $4 to $9 per hundredweight, with medium and common cattle showing modest gains and better cuts like choice to prime improving on several lots.
Y Drive Nearing Close and YMCA Activities Start
The Elverra Y M C A fall and winter program moves into action as membership campaigns for men and boys near completion. A full schedule of gym and swimming classes for men women boys and girls begins today with Ely school boys first to use the boys division facilities and Garford Allen school pupils to follow.
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Elvrra Y. M. C. A
Ely School Bay
Garford and Allen
Judge Day Freed Of Speeding Charge
Cleveland October 19 Judge Arthur H Day of the Ohio supreme court was freed of speeding charges after Major C B Todd of Willoughby dismissed the case following a trial delayed since May. Todd heard both the arresting officer and Judge Day and then dismissed. The justice had arranged a telephone hearing.
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Cleveland
Arthur H. Day
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
C. B. Todd
Willoughby
Judge Day
Major Todd
Supreme Court
Missionary Leader Recalls Years in India and Editorial Work
Rev. Edwards, with 28 years in India under the American Board, is described as a key missionary promoter who manages family life and multiple roles. He edits the Daranodara weekly and Indian Temperance News, has authored books in English and Marathi, revised the Marathi Bible, and is an honorary life governor of the British and Foreign Bible Society. The event includes a final discussion led by Prof. Clarence T. Craig on The Church and Social Action, with closing devotions by the chaplain. Officers listed are Rev. Loomis as moderator, Miss Elizabeth M. Rich as registrar and scribe, and Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl as state trustee.
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Edwards
India
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Daranodara
Rise For Knowledge
Indian Temperance News
British Foreign Bible Society
Clarence T. Craig
Oberlin College
Loomis
Elizabeth M. Rich
Elyria
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Kidney cleanse claim targets urinary and nerve pains
An advertisement urges taking a guaranteed prescription Cistex to cleanse kidneys and remove acids and wastes. It promises relief from nervousness backache pains and dizziness within 48 hours, with a money back guarantee if no effect after one week. The ad directs to contact a local druggist and mentions a $10,000 deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Market Notes on Livestock and Grains Prices Told
Livestock and grain prices show a steady market across categories. Lambs, hogs, and sheep bids are listed with varying qualities and weights, while grain prices cover wheat corn oats and soybeans with mix of No 2 and No 1 grades from Toledo elevators. Produce prices note butter and eggs with standard retail figures.
Roosevelt Schedule Includes Delano Visit and Boston Address
Number Six from Bedford Mass travels to Fairhaven for luncheon at the Delano family home and to Boston for State House stops. The Boston ceremonies end at 4 59 pm, then he proceeds to Worcester for a nationwide address at ten o clock Wednesday night broadcast to the nation.
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Bedford
Mass
Fairhaven
Delanos
Boston
State House
Taunton
Brockton
Roosevelt
Worcester
Widely Known Speaker In Elyria Tomorrow
Two Elyria groups will hear Dusty Miller a Wilmington Ohio newspaper man and humorous lecturer in two talks tomorrow The first at Elyria High School assembly tomorrow morning the second at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Restaurant at noon
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Elyria
Dusty” Miller
Wilmington
Ohio
Elyria High School
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Steve Moldovan
Clayton M. Disher
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Matteo Cherubini
George Menzel
Nikola R Pesut
Amherst Mortgate Loan Company
John R. Reinhardt
Brownhelm Township
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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