Dammeyer Welcomes Daughter Janice Elizabeth
News Notes from Mallet Creek report the birth at Lodi hospital of a daughter, Janice Elizabeth, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dammeyer (nee Faye Lyon) on a Sunday in October. The item also covers a Baldwin Wallace Conservatory driven choir, Rally Day at York church, and various community updates including weddings, moves, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
Paul Dammeyer
Faye Lyon
Lodi Hospital
Janice Elizabeth
M. P
Donald Mayer
Baldwin ~ Wallace Conservatory
Spencer church notes and local social items in Spencer Ohio
Several church groups and societies in Spencer attended meetings at Wadsworth Medina and Spencer Lutheran church events. Activities included hymn book introductions, choir rehearsals, social hours, potluck dinners, sewing, and missionary society sessions. Local residents shared visits, relocations, and family updates as part of weekly community life.
Local Social Roundup From Elyria Area
West Ridge families and neighbors visited relatives in Elyria and Shelby Ohio. Carol Sprague stays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burrer. Mildred Jailas plans return home after recovery at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Eldreds attended the National Dairy Show in Columbus. Zelda Schramm and Doris Minnich attended Rural Youth officers meeting at Farm Bureau Warehouses. Mrs Irwin Eldred and Lois visited Vermilion. Mrs Hopkins broke her arm after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Jailas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
I. F. Eldred
L. M. Betts
Thomas
Columbus
Zelda Schramm
Doris Minnich
Farm Bureau
Elytia
Irwin Eldred
Lois
Ladies Aid Society meeting at Minnick home
The Ladies Aid Society held its regular Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Ollie Minnick's home. President Mrs. Harry Lauer led the session as members followed routine business and tied off a quilt. The next meeting will be at Mrs. H. J. Hiler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ollie Minnick
Harry Lauer
H. J. Hiler
Local social notes from Lakewood and nearby communities
Carlisle Mr and Mrs Paul Gordon and baby of Lakewood visited Miss Joyce Gregz. Mrs Gordon Catherine Le Duke and the former were Baldwin Wallace classmates. Howard Goodyear and family visited Cleveland relatives. Alfred Knapp, son of E J Knapp of Amherst, appeared with Bobby Grayson's Orchestra at Grandee Ballroom in Detroit. Other visits included the Goodyears in Cleveland, Archie Welton family with A P Bailey hosts, and several Michigan guests at Mrs Clayton E Smith's Grafton Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gordon
Baby
Lakewood
Joyce Gregz
Gordon
Catherine le Duke
Baldwin Wallace Carleste
W.H. Goodspeed
E. J. Knapp
Amherst
Detroit
Alfred Knapp
Palmetto Hotel
Bobby Grayson
Grandee
G. R. Goodyear
Butternut Ridge Road
Howard Goodyear
Cleveland
le Porte
Edwin Schoenherr
Joan
Joseph Schoenherr
Elyria
Alma
Mae
Archie Welton
Janet
Kenneth
Alice Welton
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Hollis Whitmore
Alyria
William A.rennie
Grafton Road
Spruce
Michigan
Clayton E. Smith
Roy Carlson
Frances. Peterson
Kappa Tau Sigma Chorus Begins Third Winter Season
Mrs. Lloyd Sump spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Frank Moran in Grafton Road and Mrs. E. H. Wurst returned from Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. John Vogler of Elyria. The Kappa Tau Sigma Young Women’s Chorus resumed rehearsals at the director’s home, Mrs. H. H. Gregg, marking the start of their third winter season of sacred and secular programs at churches and civic gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sump
Frank Moran
Grafton Road
E. H. Wurst
Butternut Ridgo Road
Lansing
Michigan
John Vogler
Elyria
Kappa Tau Sigma
H. H. Greeg
Community Friends Gather Across Town From Akron To Denver
Chatham families hosted and visited relatives and friends during the period. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Akron near Wadsworth and Mrs. Edith Clapp of Denver visiting E. T. Clapp. Langs, Gunsals, and Packards hosted meals in multiple households. Grange plans a Litchfield trip October 27 for the 3rd and 14th Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Lang
Fred Taylor
Akron
Allen Yoder
Wynn Wideman
Edith Clapp
Denver
Colo
E. T. Clapp
Charles Gunsal
Lodi
Chatham Grange
Litchfield
Carl Packard
C. W. Wise
Community notes from Columbia area events and visits
Mrs Ernest Dunford was reappointed Red Cross chairman in Columbia and attended a Red Cross chairmen meeting in Elyria. Local women active with Eastern Star and Elsha lodge hosted a gathering. Families visited Columbus for the Dairy and Horse Show, while Oberlin church members attended services. PTA met with poems, solos, Bee Club talk, yeast roll demo, sewing club garments, and bee culture exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Ingersoll
Leo Martiz
Columbus
Henrietta Ladies Aid Society Meeting Held at Mrs Swanger’s Home
Mrs Jacob Swanger hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church in Henrietta with ten members and nine guests present. Vice president Mrs Louis Defield opened the meeting. Rev. Bucher gave the prayer. Refreshments followed and the November session is set for Mrs John Bohn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Swanger
Birmingham
Ladies Aid Society
Hazel
Ray Brown
Laura Mae
John Bohn
Evangelical Aid Meets at Mrs Melvyn Unger Home
Mrs Melvin Unger chaired the Evangelical Ladies Aid meeting at her home. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs Slack, attended with nine children. The group opened with devotionals and spent the afternoon tying two comforters. New committees were appointed for the coming year and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Aid
Melvyn Unger
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Melvin Unger
Slack
School Meeting Ends With Musical Program
The event opened by Mrs Chauncey Currier with a prayer by Rev Knaetzel and group singing. Two flute solos by Miss Shaw and a talk on Safety by Oberlin's Miss Paddock followed by two vocal solos by Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer with piano by Miss Marjory Howe. A financial hour and party in charge. The Kaetzels attended a Berea concert Tuesday evening with family, and later visited Maron Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Currier
Knaetzel
Miss Shaw
S. Kaetzal
Esther
Berea
Marcel Dupre
Kaetzel
Eussis
Willis Retaky
Maron
Declamations Contest Set at Wakeman High School
Wakeman High hosts annual Declamations Contest in the auditorium at o'clock. Upperclass speakers include Mary Louise Shelton with Americas Thru the Eyes of a Stranger, Laura Mae Kenyon presenting Call It Common Sense, Richard Parsons on The Tragedy of the Model T, and Joseph Iannetti with At Whose Risk. The High School Orchestra performs its season debut. Frank Byron dies at home. survivors include wife Emms four sons Don Dell Gordon and Robert three daughters Mrs. Clay Puder Mrs. Glenn McKelvey and Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss. Funeral held at Clarksfield Methodist church with burial in Clarksfield cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shinsky and son and Mrs. W. J. Benson visited the Shinsky parents in Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman High School
Mary Louise Shelton
America
Laura Mae Kenyon
Richard Parsons
Joseph Iannetti
Frank Byron
Emms
Don
Dell
Gordon
Robert
Clay Puder
Glenn McKelvey
Charles Hotchkiss
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Clarksfield
Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
John Shinsky
Florence
Bible Study Classes Announced in Oberlin Road Area
Churches in Oberlin announce Bible study classes starting soon with weekly meetings. East Oberlin Church will pay tuition for residents who wish to attend. Mrs Frank Krueger Sr hosted the Rebekah Aid Society gathering with seventeen attending a covered dish afternoon to craft items for an upcoming bazaar and to plan a card party at Mrs Earnest Lyman’s home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Oberlin
East Oberlin
Frank Krueger Sr
Rebekah Aid Society
Rebekahs
Earnest Lyman
Local Notes From Columbus Trip And Community Happenings
Lloyd Ashby and Simeon Nash of North Russia attended the Stock Show in Columbus last week. Dorotha Rathwell underwent a tonsil operation at Allen Hospital and is recovering slowly but cannot yet return to school. Elmer Rathwell’s family moved into the house vacated by Mr. Mosley, who moved into Steve Tackas’s duplex apartment. Mrs. Wesley Miller and church ladies from Elyria attended the Baptist convention in Columbus. Mrs. Ralph Husted of Cleveland spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Kenneth Kern. The Russia Township Farm Woman’s Club will meet at the Grange hall on Wednesday Oct 20. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of Oberlin visited the Krueger home Friday evening. Mrs. George Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krueger, and Mrs. Gar McRoberts attended the Rebekah meeting in Oberlin Monday night for the inspection. Young people plan to present a play at the church. Mrs. Gar McRoberts and Mrs. C H McRoberts of Grafton visited friends in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase- Coleman
John Beck
Lawrence Beck
Ruth Swanker
East 219
Beck
M. P
Capella Choir
Tripp
York
Lloyd Ashby
Simeon Nash
North Russia
Columbus
Dorotha Rathwell
Allen Hospital
Elmer Rathwell
Mosley
Steve Tackas
Wesley Miller
Baptist Church
Elyria
Ralph Husted
Cleveland
Kenneth Kern
Frank Parker
Oberlin
Krueger
George Hall
Frank Krueger
Gar McRoberts
Rebekah
Marian Rute
Berea
John Rute
Ladies’ Guild
Hallowe'en
Kenneth Crowell
Meadville
Burl Martin
M. Crowell
Crowell Home
Clyde Crowell
Henry
Frank Mills
Columbia
J. J. Gletzer
Clofee Orr
Carol Jane
Wooster
C. H. Swan
Clean Crowell
Reverend H A Eicher Hospitalized After Operation
The former local pastor Reverend H A Eicher now of Wayland Ohio was taken to Lakeside Hospital Cleveland last Saturday and underwent surgery on Monday with his condition described as most serious. Mrs Elizabeth Davis learned of her sister in law Mrs John Shearer of New Kensington Pennsylvania dying after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden Avenue
Columbus
Stanleys
Ohio State University
A. L. Brightman
Cuyahogs Falls
Mame Cornish
Birthday Gatherings and Visits Round the Area
Mrs H L Tite enjoyed a surprise birthday at her daughter Mrs Glenn Cheeseman’s home with about twenty five guests. Several relatives and friends visited from Elyria Medina Cleveland and Wooster for dinners and parties. Various residents hosted gatherings and planned a Halloween party on September twentieth with refreshments and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Tite
Glenn Cheeseman
Elyria
Irving Mohler
Virginia Newton
Jane
New Oberlin Sewing Circle Meets
Twelve Ladies of Sacred Heart Sewing Circle met Thursday at Mrs. George Bailey's home for a business meeting and card games. High scores went to Mrs. Chris Justin and Mrs. Katherine Powers, with Mrs. Carl Schmitz consoled. Refreshments at five o clock. A bake sale is planned to fund winter materials. The next meeting, Nov 4, will be at Mrs. Edward West with a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Ladies of Sacred Heart
George Bailey
Chris Justin
Katherine Powers
Carl Schmitz
Pauline Martin
Edward West
Needle Guild Notes North Russias meeting at Parson home
The Ladies of North Russias Needle Guild met at Mrs. Lottie Parsons home with six teen members present and two suppers enjoyed. The next meeting is scheduled for November 11 at Mrs. Micheal Smiths home, an all day gathering to plan Thanksgiving and Christmas activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Guild
Ladies of
North
Pittsfield Panhandlers to Meet and Society Convenes
The Pittsfield Panhandlers plan a Tuesday morning meeting on October 26 at Mrs. Walter Green's home with noon luncheon. Mrs. William Mills will review a book and a winter project schedule awaits Miss Alice Bird's successor after Minnie Price's illness delays selection. Many community women invited. prior travels noted.
Annual church election and society officers named
The Methodist church held its annual election of officers on Thursday afternoon October 6 with Mrs L D West re elected as president of the Ladies and Mrs Louemma Whitney re elected as treasurer The Missionary Society officers were re elected with Mrs George Walte president Mrs Hattie Parsons treasurer and Mrs George McConnell for the combined societies The Ladies Aid served a penny supper Friday October 7 at the church netting more than nine dollars Mrs Harvey Brewiey directed the program A later meeting occurred Wednesday October 13 when the Lorain Co Home Missionary Group met at Pittsfield church Mrs Ernest Yocom of Oberlin led the program The morning session began at 10 Stanler West and Dwight Davidson attended the National Dairy Show in Columbus and the W L W Barn Dance show Mrs William Mills and sister Virginia visited Mrs A B Weber of Avon Lake Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Reutter
Medina
Reutter
R. L. Shellenger
Warren Walters
Ladies Aid and Missonary Society
Lutheran Church
W. H. M. Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. West
Louemma Whitney
The
Missionary Society
George Walte
Hattie Parsons
George McConnell
Ladies Aid
Harvey Brewiey
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Lorain Co. Home Missionary
Methodist Churches
Pittsfield
Ernest Yocom
Oberlin
Stanler West
Dwight Davidson
Columbus
William Mills
Virginia
A. B. Weber
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake civic league opens membership drive
Sheffield Lake Civic League held its first meeting at West Shore Club and launched a 150 member goal with a fourteen member committee led by E J Le Vicha. Fifty attended as the league invites civic minded residents over 19 to weekly meets at West Shore Club House and to join by October 19. The Sheffield Lake Social Club also plans a Halloween party October 18 at St James Mission with Grace Inslee and J Kensik in charge and members urged to bring prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Civic League
West Shore Club
Johnny Risko
Mary Risko
Hazel Mais
Fred Hosford
L. V. James
Olga Dotzlaf
Clara Heiner
Virginia Gerity
Eva King
F. F. Gerity
Lydia Dotztaf
Frank Young
R. P
Sheffield Lake Social Club
St. James Mission
Grace Inslee
J. Kensik
North Olmsted Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Margaret Eldred sprained her ankle on Tuesday. Anna Perkins visited Lakewood with her brother and sister‑in‑law and her son Clarence Perkins. Robert Kelly traveled to Buffalo recently. Percy Sprague moved from Columbia Road to Lorain Road. Shirtey Karch and Athens Ohio friends visited her parents. Luncheon guests included Mrs. Sarah Lord and others from No. Olmsted. Mrs. Lillian Kelly attended a clam bake at Vermilion. The Fast Group and North group of the Congregational Ladies Aid met with local hosts. The Ladies Aid plan a Missionary meeting next Thursday October 21 with a special program. Mrs. Albert Gaeter of Lakewood and Mrs. Harry Wadsworth of Columbus were luncheon guests of Mrs. G. E. Stearns. Jack Hall is in Community Hospital Berea for operative treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Margaret Eldred
Anna Perkins
Lakewood
Willeucheer
Clarence Perkins
Robert Kelly
Buffalo
Percy Sprague
Columbia Road
Lorain Road
Shirtey Karch
Athens
Ohio
Robert Karch
Porter Road
Lillian Kelly
Frank Lord
Vermilion-on-the-Lace
Congregational Ladies Aid
A. C. Reed
Lorasn Road
Arthur James
Center Ridge
Ladies Aid
Albert Gaeter
Harry Wadsworth
Columbus
G. E. Stearns
Jack Hall
Stearns Road
Berea
Dover family moves into Horace Bush home on Columbia Road
Dover resident Mr. Terback and family from Cleveland relocate to the Horace Bush property on Columbia Road. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Muche hosted a clam bake in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Coe of Elyria, who depart for the South on October 20. Twenty friends from Akron, Cleveland, Ridgeville and Elyria attended. Mrs. William Thompson hosted the Good Time Club at Center Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terback
Cleveland
Horace Bush
Columbia Road
Charlie Muche
Emery Coe
Elyria
South
Akron
Ridgeville
William Thompson
Center Ridge
Unclear OCR fragment reports prizes at a New York home
An OCR fragment mentions prizes awarded at a home in New York near Pore N.Y. with unclear names Grandia Nitible and Mon, Ra substitutes, and amounts around e240. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrantag
Mtr
Rey
Ty N.Y
Raily Day at M Church Highlights Oct 10 Program
Sunday Morning service at Raily Day observance featured choir anthem Lead on Oh King Eternal and a sermon by Rev. Carpenter followed by a duet Mia Volney Nash and Velma Andrews Make Somebody Happy Today. Recitations by Richard Nash Jane Palmer Harvey Blanck Jr and Laura Bainbridge. Sundry School drew large attendance with a basket dinner for forty eight. Afternoon program opened at 1 30 with group singing Rev. Thomas Hughes of Columbia rendered When I Need Him Most and Rev. J W Cleland former pastor now of Cleveland delivered a fine address with brief remarks by Rev. Hughes. Benjamin of Cleveland appeared as a guest with Rev. Cleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Carpenter
Mia
Volney Nash
Velma Andrews
Richard Nash
Jane Palmer
Harvey Blanck, Jr
Laura Bainbridge
Thos. Hughes
Columbia
J. W. Cleland
Cleveland
Hughes
Benjamin
Cleland
Local visits and gatherings around Elyria area families
The notices list numerous county residents and guests visiting relatives in Elyria and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs. C Simms and daughter staying with Mrs. James Sayers and others, a daughter born October 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunnham, and a touring vacation by Mrs. Chester Burke with siblings from Cleveland. Multiple calls and visits among Lyndes, Harding, Stranahan, and Hales families are noted along with postponed Young Peoples Rally due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lyndes
Robert Harding
Elyria
Helen Lyndes
New York
Carpenter
Mayfield Heights
C. Simms
South Ridge
James Sayers
Charles Martin
Young Peoples
Ray Dunnham
Jack Meyers
Glenn Stranahan
Paul Strobel
Ralph Stranahan
Albert Hales
Strongsville
Janie Allen
Chester Burke
Hanson
Cleveland
Emma Sharpe
Hugh Palmer
Local Social Visits Highlight Akron and Cleveland Guests
Belden residents hosted Mrs Ed King and Mrs William Doonan along with Oliver Doonan Jr of Akron. Mr and Mrs A L Wise welcomed visitors. Joseph Jankoia and Cleveland guests visited Mr and Mrs John Hartman. William Snyder from Kent spent a weekend in Belden. George Gralen Stelter and family visited Lee Holcomb in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed King
William Doonan
Oliver Doonan, Jr
Akron
A. L. Wise
Joseph Jankoia
Cleveland
John Hartman
William Snyder
Kent
Belden
George Gralen- Stelter
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Celebrate birthdays at dinner party
Mrs. William Law hosted a Sunday dinner with friends to honor Mrs. Pet Mrs. McGlish and Mars Law. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dickman and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Oberman and children Mr. and Mrs. Art Wagner Mr. and Mrs. George Hetl and Mrs. Higenson of Cleveland plus Bert man Richmond Va George Neilson Tampa Fla and Mr. and Mrs. Petri Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Law
Pet
PTA Quilt Meet Prepares for October Carnival
About twelve ladies of the Parent-Teacher Association met at the school house on Tuesday to quilt and prepare for the carnival set for October 28. More members joined in the afternoon. the quilt remained unfinished and another meeting will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Halloween Card Winners At Supper Event
Following the supper, tables of cards awarded prizes to Marcella Burton and Nett Wage first place, and Mrs. Ede Warton and Virgil Kline second. Short items note Charles Wise with Dr. N U Backus in Columbus on Wednesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren VerSoy with daughter Hazel of Lorain visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe
Marcella Burton
Nett Wage
Ede Warton
Virgil Kline
Charles Wise
Dr. N. UD. Backus
Columbus
Warren VerSoy
Hazel
Lorai
Rochester Civic Club to Meet in New London
The Women s Civic Club meets at Mrs Kit Carvey s home in New London on Wednesday October 20 for an all day session. Attendees include members from Rochester and nearby areas who recently attended a dairy event in Columbus. The Methodist Booster class held a meeting and social at Mr and Mrs A W Sprinkle s home with officers chosen for the coming year and a lunch hosted by Mrs Herman assisted by her daughter in law Mrs Stanton Sprinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Rochester
Women's Civic Club
Kit Carvey
New London
Methodist Sunday School
A. W. Sprinkle
Carlos Synder
Retta Richards
Carlos Snyder
Augusta Herman
Maggie Cowie
Ellen Snyder
Epworth League Rally Attendees and Local Notices
Members of the Epworth League attended the Lorain County rally at Delaware Avenue Methodist Church Lorain on Thursday night. Names include T D Setterfield Vernon Heitner Robert Thompson Kathryn Snyder Viola Snyder Stanley Storrow Lee Conklin and son Charles Freddie Storrow Albert Parker Alvin Gariss Howard Crittenden Erga and Alma Jewett Raymond Critten den family. Akron residents moved into the W E Crandall house in the village last week. Harriett Vance Nova visited Creda Parker overnight. Mrs William Zeigler and Mrs Floyd Scoville from Wellington went to Columbus to attend a State Baptist convention. Minnie Heifner burned her hand and arm Monday. Myron Sprinkle and Dr King of Ashland visited the Snyder home. C D Setterfield learned his mother in Shelby fell and broke her hip. Charles Underhill and Frank Gilbert of New London spent Wednesday at the Snyder home. Mrs Alice Weeks visited Mrs Sarah Weeks of New London on Thursday. Mrs Clara Moore of Decatur Ill visiting Samuel Schick and daughter Edith Jane called on Maggie Cowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lorain
King
Ashland
Lawrence Snyder
C. D. Setterfield
Shelby
Shelby Hospital
Charles Underhill
Frank Gilbert
New London
Carlos Snyder
Alice Weeks
Sarah Weeks
Clara Moore
Decatur
Ill
Samuel Schick
Edith Jane
Maggie Cowie
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Borer
Maple Heights
Mra
Court Stuart
John Gleer
Freman
Arthur Nixon
C. E. Bement
Wakeman
G. L. Emerson
Lewis Gannon
Martha Heffner
West Salem
B. A. Easterday
Lloyd Lechleliner
Warren Allen
Jack Beck
Sishtosserig
Niagara Falls
Canada
Albert Lechleitner
Lueila Simon
John Sheen
Fred Nichols
Paul Nichols
Canaan
Mael Kessenger
Dobson
Florida
Mack Stuart
Melvin Borer
Frank Brown
New York City
Ed. Brown
Charles Hoss
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Arel
Fred Brown
Atlee Yoder
Howard Shick
Spencer
W. H. M. Society
Spencer M. E
Aedina
Wadsworth
M. E
Wainwright
Spencer Lutheran Church
Lucy Gross
R. G. Parks
Wellington
Flay Norris
Preston
Lock- Bart
Coshocton
Fred Brinker
Millard Fuller
N. E
Melvin
West Ridge
Nettle Kladdy
Ida Bennett
H. J. Hillier
Clarence Kill
EB. J. Burrer
Carl Sprague
Carol Sprague
E. J. Burrer
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Carlisle
Chatham
Burt Derby
Polk
M. C. Carr
Nichols
Scrooby Wranglers
Blake Carlton
Georges Young
Maine
Earnest Packard
Delbert
Lester Packard
Olivesburs
George Walkden
Les Walken
Wilbur Carpenter
Anna Carpenter
Elwin Carpenter
C. L. Wagner
Ray
Hinsdale
P-T. A
Columbia Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
Richard Stearns
Helen Leach
Bee Club
Andrew Barber
Iris
Ruth Bartter
Knights of Bee Culture
Henrietta
Pot. A
Parent Teachers Association
Rebekah Ald
Russia Township
Grange Hall
C. H. McRoberts
Grafton
New Oberlin
East Mtoe Tome
Sus. Lenoy Srasee
Carl Brandt
Massachusetts
Warner Merrill
Daushter Jean
Charles Rider
Charles Hansel
Celina
Ray Rider
Clarksfiald
Wallace Bear
Leesburgh
Methodist Church
Sheffield
Girl Scouts of
Sheffield Lake
Eleanor Field
Sarah Lord
Cora Quayle
Orra Schwind
Roj Limpert
No. Olmsted
Ruth Bampton
Winifred Bampton
West Park
Della Nichols
Eustis
Dover
Leonard O'Lloyd
Agnes
Kidney
Allcott
East Cleveland
Edward Henson
Belden Sriefs
Charlies Wise
Charles VerSay
Winifred VerSay
Jay Chanderlin
Arthur Wise
Ralph Linderman
J. D. Lehman
Jay Meuuell
Will Hastings
LaGrange
Herman Wise
Frank
Bert Schaefer
Ford Howland
Sam Rowland
H. B. Rowland
Lee Conkin
Lee, Lyle
Carl Zeigler
William Murray
Alice Diggins
Roy Wilcox
Ed Mourton
Peta
ineGexvican
J. T. Barnard
Middle Ave
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