Royal Neighbors Meet Sets Parties and Draws Names
A large Royal Neighbors gathering at Modern Woodman hall heard plans for a Hallowe en party at Mrs Florence Gilman home on Bell avenue and a bingo event on November 17. Loyal Sisters were revealed and new names will be drawn next meeting. Refreshments followed at Isaly s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Parks
Ashland
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Oracle
Florence Gilman
Bell Avenue
Isaly's
Linen shower honors Edna Mae Watkins bride to be
Mrs Ida Bohannon hosted a linen shower at her Seventeenth Street home last evening for Edna Mae Watkins daughter of Mrs Mary Kendall. The couple will marry Bert Hall son of Mr and Mrs Carl Curtis L Hall of Fairport Harbor Ohio on October 29 at Bethany Baptist church. Chinese checkers preceded refreshments and many linen gifts were received. Attendees included Mrs Clifford Thomas Mrs Thomas Shores Mrs Walter Cross Mrs Lakee Wade Mrs C O Stewart Mrs Alice Rucker Mrs Emma Walker Mrs William Vincent Mrs Henry Hamman Mrs Kathryn Albright Mrs Azalee Yarbrough and Mass Ophilia Halloway. On Wednesday October 18 Mrs John Norris hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Watkins at her Third Street New London home.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bohannon
Seventeenth Street
Edna Mae Watkins
Mary Kendall
Herbert Hall
Carl Curtis L. Hall
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Bethany Baptist Church
Clifford Thomas
Thomas Shores
Walter Cross
Lakee Wade
C. O. Stewart
Alice Rucker
Emma Walker
William Vincent
Henry Hamman
Kathryn Albright
Azalee Yarbrough
Mass Ophilia Halloway
John Norris
Watkins
Third Street
New London
M. M. C. Club Hosts Masquerade at Mrs Van Over Home
The M. M. C. Club met at Mrs. Florence Van Over's Middle avenue home for a masquerade party. Mrs. Mary Kewerth won best costume and was nicknamed Grand ma Snazey by guests. Bridge awards went to Mrs. Millie Battenhouse first, Mrs. Luella Crosby second, and Betty O'Dell received consolation and a gift from her peanut sister. A two course luncheon with tiny pumpkins was served. The next meeting is November tenth at Mrs. Alice Koehn's Glenwood street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. C. Club
Florence Vanover
Middle Avenue
Mary Kewerth
Grandma Snazey
Millie Battenhouse
Luella Crosby
Betty O'Dell
Alice Koehn
Glenwood Street
Licenses Granted in Lorain and Surrounding Areas
A series of licenses were granted to residents across Lorain and nearby cities. Names include Fred Kolenu, Rose Killeen, Ronald Cera, Antoinette Trifiletti, William Long, Lillian Tobias, John Foutz, Elizabeth Preston, Harold Smith, Henrietta Bryant, Joseph Penzer, Zore Golobich, Eugene Lehman, and Wilma Van Eldik, with occupations such as mechanic, repairman, heater helper, truck driver, chauffeur, and laborer. Locations: Lorain, Amherst, Elyria, Cleveland, Buffalo. Ages range from 6 to 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kolenu
Lorain
Rose Killeen
Ronald Cera
Antoinette Trifiletti
William Long
Lillian Tobias
Amherst
John Foutz
Buffalo
Elizabeth Preston
Harold Smith
Cleveland
Henrietta Bryant
Joseph Penzer
Elyria
Zore Golobich
Eugene Lehman
Wilma van Eldik
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court Today
Multiple divorce filings and decrees reported from the Florenc area include Katherine Nahorn and William Nahorn granted a divorce on cruelty grounds by Judge D Crok, Geraldine Denger seeking divorce from George Denger for neglect and cruelty, and Nellie Smith filing for divorce from Arlo Smith on cruelty grounds. Also listed are Albert G Luikart seeking divorce from Elizabeth Luikart on neglect and cruelty, and two divorces granted to Josephine Quashnefski from Clarence Quashnefski and Edward Thomas from Cecil Thomas on cruelty and neglect respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenc Katherine Nahorn
Wiliam Lewis Nahorn
D . Crok
Geraldine Denger
George Denger
Elyria
Nellie Smith
Arlo Smith
Wellington
Albert G. Luikart
Elizabeth Luikart
Common Pleas Court
Josephine Quashnefski
Clarence Quashnefski
Guy B. Findley
Edward Thomas
Cecil Thomas
D A. Cook
Chaos in Smoke Room as Ship Sinks In Storm
Eyewitness reports describe water pouring into the smoking room of the vessel as passengers, about 40 people, fled or were swept about. He claims there was no warning to first class travelers while third class passengers were warned. He recalls being kicked, clothing ripped, and chaos as chairs and a radio were hurled about during the sinking.
Yorkshire airship disaster survivors and casualties mourned
From Page One continues with lists of those hurt and missing after the wreck. Among the victims are Hazel Armstrong six and Kenneth seven from Wickham England, an infant Margaret Cole four months old, and Mrs J A Harris of Plymouth who lost four children. Henry Clements later dies, his body trapped in canvas. Captain MacKenzie conducts burial rites as the body is dumped at sea and another survivor succumbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Armstrong
Kenneth
Wickham
England
Yorkshire
Margaret Cole
J. A. Harris
Plymouth
Henry Clements
Clements
MacKenzie
Colegiate Digest Salon travels to Oberlin exhibit
The first national traveling photo exhibit by students and faculty of American colleges and universities will be shown in the east wing of the Men's Building at Oberlin next week from Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Colegiate Digest
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Raymond Wieb of Grafton Edward Cebula of 232 West River Street Ernest Braden of 301 Clark Street Mrs Lyle Miller 213 Pit Street Mrs Ted Meeker 901 Park Avenue Mrs Irving Young Blood R D No 1 Mrs Park Lantz 321 West Avenue Fred Ruth 320 West Avenue. Discharges include Donna Mae Messaros 1842 Middle Avenue Dr Ernest Rice 356 Seventh Street Mrs Michael Lingg baby girl 224 Cleveland Street Mrs Warren Paton baby girl careene Arline Newbauer LaGrange Margeria Palmer 807 Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wieb
Grafton
Edward Cebula
West River Street
Ernest Braden
Clark Street
Lyle Miller
Pit Street
Ted Meeker
Park Avenue
Irving Youngblood
R. D
Park Lantz
West Avenue
Fred Ruth
Donna Mae Messaros
Middle Avenue
Ernest Rice
Seventh Street
Michael Lingg
Cleveland Street
Warren Paton
Careene Arline Newbauer
LaGrange
Margeria Palmer
Germany Russia Resent Action Of Turkey In War Alliance
Germany and Russia expressed anger at Turkey joining Britain and France. Izvestia warned Britain and France failed to split Germany and Russia but pulled Turkey into the war orbit. Hitler planned talks with Mussolini after talks with envoys in Rome Moscow Ankara. Turkey warned of closer Allied alignment if Russian policies persist. Finland seeks Moscow talks on mutual aid amid Ankara Treaty shifts. Western front sees standstill from heavy rains as France withdraws to defensive lines. London readies for war with 230,000 conscripts entering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Germany
Russia
Turkey
France
Great Britain
Izvestia
Britain
Ankara
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Moscow
Kremlin
Pope
Pius XII
Poland
Vatican
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Roosevelt
Paris
French
War Office
Moselle
Saar
Army
Warndt Forest
Saarbruecken
London
Youth Council To Meet Monday At Henrietta
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council members will hold their regular meeting Monday night at the Henrietta High School. The organizing committee includes Frances Angersbach Brownhelm Raymond Petty Amherst and Carl Peace Wellington. Details on the program have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council
Henrietta Gh School
Frances Angersbach
Brownhelm
Raymond Petty
Amherst
Carl Peace Wellington
Boy Scouts Aid Red Cross Campaign in Elyria
Boy Scouts have begun distributing placards in the downtown arena to call attention to the campaign. The Elyria Chapter's Roll Call quota was set at 3000 dollars but a letter from Norman H. Davis national chairman urged workers to raise as much as possible due to increased Red Cross service demands. The campaign team believes 3000 dollars is the minimum and hope to exceed it by a substantial amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Norman H. Davis
Naonal
Red Cross
World League members cited include Ethiopia Poland and Austria
A report notes that Ethiopia Poland Czechoslovakia and Austria remain as members of the League of Nations despite various tensions. The piece underscores ongoing participation of these nations in League affairs and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
The
League of Nations
Amherst Takes Northern Ohio Grid Loop Lead
Amherst sits atop the Northern Ohio League after a 13 to 6 win over Clearview as Ray Frederick of the Comets outpaced Ray Waters in a stellar duel. Frederick connected on a short pass to Truscello for a first half score and added a touchdown and the extra point, while Waters sparked Clearview with a long kickoff return and a late push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ohio
Ray Frederick
Comets
Ray Waters
Clearview
Waters
Frederick
Truscello
Clippers
Don Franklin
Ort
Medina
Wellinston
Wellington
Bob Taylor
Vermilion
New London
Amsherst
Clearvien
Franklin
Petkovsek Cute
Elggen
Bucsuk
Towne
L. Ui. Ok
Serbka C. Iriew
LO Ees
Cote Edwards
Beesbugh Aline
Malittuveshy Nan Hreuren
Firment Truscello
Wharton
Schindler Frederick
Jaassen
Place Hich
Gond TY
Jaever
Koepke T
Oberlin Indians Triumph Over Rocky River 21 to 7
Oberlin High defeated Rocky River 21 to 7 at home, taking a safety on Schenck then scoring two touchdowns in the third quarter and another in the fourth. Key scorers included Marshall, Kasanovich, Robinson, and Smith with Donaldson and Smith adding PATs. substitutions listed for Oberlin and Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Rocky River
Oberlin High
Indians
Riverites
Schenck
Smith
Ione
Hocky Hiver
Kasanovich
Christensen
Ken Kitehin
Campbell
Meyers
Silazge
Death Record G. A. Manning at 2615 Marvin Avenue Cleveland
G A Manning age 82 father of Q O Manning of this city died this morning at 1 00 at his home 2615 Marvin avenue Cleveland formerly of York Ohio He leaves two daughters Miss Hallie Manning and Mrs Hazel Mohn both of Cleveland Funeral services set for Monday afternoon in Medina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GG. A. Manning
QO. K. Manning
Marvin Avenue
Cleveland
York
Ohio
Manning
Hallie Manning
Hazel Mohn
Medina
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Mae Chase in Mt Vernon
Funeral services for Mrs Mae Chase widow of Dana B Chase were held this afternoon at the Miller O Brien Funeral Home in Mt Vernon Ohio She died Thursday evening at Mercy Hospital Mt Vernon after a lingering illness She is survived by one sister Mrs Harry Schaub of Mt Vernon two brothers Byron Butler and Forest Butler five children Mrs Charlotte Moore of Elyria Russell Vasbinder of Vermilion Craig Vasbinder Kenneth Vasbinder of Mt Vernon and Basil Vasbinder of Springhaven Ohio Five grandchildren also survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Chase
Dana B. Chase
Miller-O’brien
Mt. Vernon
Chase
Mercy Hospital
Ohio
Harry Schaub
Byron Butler
Forest Butler
Charlotte Moore
Elyria
Russell Vasbinder
Vermilion
Craig Vasbinder
Albert B Gates 72 Wellington resident dies after illness
Albert Burton Gates aged 72 dies at home 678 North Main Wellington after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Maude four children Van Orrin Gates James B Gates Mabel Pierce one brother Orrin Gates one sister Fannie Yocum eight grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 pm Sharp Funeral Home Dr C W Record officiating Greenwood Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Albert Burton Gates
N. Main Street
Maude
van Orrin Gates
James B. Gates
Macedonia
Mabel Pierce
Penfield
Orrin Gates
Fannie Yocum
Cleveland
Eght
Sharp Funeral Home
C. W Record
Greenwood Cemetery
Obituary: Nichela Colodonato 85 Dies in Lorain County
Nichela Colodonato, 85, died yesterday afternoon after a two week illness at 3 30 p m in the Lorain County Home. Born in Italy he came to the United States fifty years ago and lived in Lorain county for thirty five years. He was a member of St Marys church. Funeral services are tentatively set for 9 00 Monday morning at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichela Colodonato
Lorain County
Italy
United States
St Mary’s Church
St. Marys Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Car collisions damage fenders on Quarry Road near Route 113
A sheriff department report states at 1 am today two cars collided on Quarry Road near Route 113 causing fender damage. One vehicle was driven by Earl E. Jones of R. D. 1 Amherst and the other by John Balzar of R. D. 1 Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Jones
R. D. 1. Amherst
John Balzar
Amherst
Quarry Road
Route 113
Sheriff Department
Radiator Cap Stolen From Car At Empire Tavern
R D Diedrick of 811 West River Street reported a radiator cap was stolen from his car while parked at the Empire Tavern last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Diedrick
West River Street
Empire Tavern
Massillon and many foes clash in region scores
A jumbled list of high school football results shows Massillon 39 Steubenville 9, Lorain 42 Sandusky 13, Findlay 2S, Toledo Levett and Tiffin Junior Hume, and numerous other near-identical scorelines across Ohio from Akron East to Cleveland Shaker Heights, Marion, Columbus area schools, and more, with scattered team names and oddities throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Steubenville
Lorain
Sandusky
Findlay
Toledo
Levett & Tiffin
Hume
Fostoria
Marietta
Lanesister
Columbus North
South
Columbus West
Anquinas
Calusthus Central
East
Akron East
Central
Akron St. Vincent
Cuyahoga Pauls
Cleveland
John Adams
Fast
Alliance
John
Cleveland Rhodes
John Marshall
Oberlin
Theeks River
Shaker Heights
Korea
Cleveland South
West O
Amherst
Clearview
Fremont
Loxx
Tiffin
Columbian
Marion
Waite
Debate Near End As Senate Weighs Arms Embargo Repeal
Washington Oct 21 The administration halted further changes to its neutrality program as the Senate's general debate on repealing the Arms Embargo nears its close. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Key Pittman said limits were reached on strengthening cash and carry provisions and liberalizing shipping rules. Hoover urged an embargo on offensive weapons and said U S peace is essential to avoid dictatorship and mass death. Lodge plans an amendment to loosen shipping limits to Canadian ports, while the bill would bar American shipping to belligerents above New Orleans and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Key Pittman
Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Herbert Hoover
New York
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Hoover
Charles A. Lindbergh
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Bay of Fundy
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Bigelow Amendments Debate Draws Capacity Crowd
A capacity crowd heard a Townsend Club meeting on the Bigelow pension plan. Former Judge A. R. Webber and Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary H. W. Luethi warned of dangers to Ohio residents. C. E. Waltz chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 1
A. R. Webber
H. W. Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
C. E. Waltz
Markets and a theft arrest in Shoreditch, England
Market listings show prices for apples to tomatoes, greens, and grains with various baskets, crates, and per unit quotes from multiple produce items. A separate note reports Sidney C. Meachum charged in Shoreditch for aiding the theft of 1,000 air raid defense sandbags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Meachum
Shoreditch
England
Amherst W CTU hears Hinman report on Rochester trip
Amherst Ohio October meeting of the W C T U in the Burris home featured group singing and prayers led by Rev Burris. Oberlin county president Miss Susan Hinman delivered a report on the national convention in Rochester North Carolina noting 62 busloads attended church services at Churchville Frances Willard birthplace. Rev Burris sang a tribute entitled March On. Social hour followed with refreshments for Miss Hinman and members including Mrs Flew Nord Powers Hopkins Huanchette Hayes Jenne and the Burrises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
M. A. Burris
Burris
Charles Flew
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
Rochester
N. C
Hinman
Churchville
Frances Willard
Miss Hinman
W. G. Nord
H. W. Powers
Senior high chapel hosts musical quiz contest
James Ehrman led the Friday morning senior high chapel program a musical quiz with Dick Becker as announcer. Contestants included Virginia Stevens Joan Brown Mildred Kaser Edward Solack Gerald Young Wayne Fritz. The orchestra featured Geoffrey Monger drum William Ehrman piano Sam Truscell o clarinet James Bauer saxophone James Wesbecher trombone Richard Aschenbach trumpet Robert Flechner saxophone Bruce Pumphrey trumpet James Ehrman saxophone. The winner was Virginia Stevens Evelyn Izold gave two vocal solos. Junior high chapel was overseen by N. S. Hearn. Talks on safety were given by deputy Chalmer Davidson and Sheriff Finegan with pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ehrman
Dick Becker
Virginia Stevens
Joan Brown
Mildred Kaser
Edward Solack
Gerald Young
Wayne Fritz
Geoffrey Monger
William Ehrman
Zjr
Sam Trusccello
James Bauer
James Wesbecher
Richard Aschenbach
Robert Flechner
Bruce Pumphrey
Evelyn Izold
Junior Hichapel
N. S. Hearn
Chalmer Davidson
Sheriff Finegan
Women’s Bene fit Association Hosts Halloween Gathering
Members enjoyed hospitality of Mrs. Ben Nickel on Quarry road Friday. Mrs. Charles Flew, president, led a business meeting and announced the November gathering at Mrs. A. H. Fullmer’s home on N. Ridge road. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Nickel and Mrs. H. A. Monger, with consolation to Mrs. Adam Schroeder. Refreshments followed at small tables with Halloween decor. Attending were Mrs. A. Torin, Mrs. Adam Schroeder, Mrs. A. H. Fullmer, Mrs. Charles Slew, Mrs. Cora Sawyer, Mrs. J. B. Avery, Mrs. H. A. Monger, Mrs. L. J. Benes, Mrs. L. Roemer, Miss Eva Jaeger, the hostess, and Mrs. J. Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Ben Nickel
Quarry Road
Charles Flew
A. H. Fullmer
N. Ridge Road
H. A. Monger
Adam Schroeder
Nickel
Hallowe'en
A. Torin
Charles Slew
Cora Sawyer
J. B. Avery
L. J. Benes
L. Roemer
Eva Jaeger
J. Krieg
Mrs Thomas Bruce Hosts Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Thomas Bruce of Jackson street hosted Past President Parley members Friday evening. After business, bridge honors went to Mrs John Michael, second to Mrs Allen Camp, and third to Wee Gertrude Parker. A dessert course followed for the group including Mrs Lee Womack, Mrs Gertrude Parker, Mrs Garnet Rousch, Mrs John Michael, and the hostess. The next gathering is set for Nov 7 with Mrs Ressa Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bruce
Jackson Street
Parley
The
Legion Auxiliary
John Michael
Allen Camp
Gertrude Parker
Edith Hoffner
Lee Womack
Garnet Rousch
Ressa Brown
Circle one guests meet Friday afternoon at Congregational church
Mrs. George Hoffner and Mrs. A P Roth were guests of Circle one of the Congregational church when they met Friday afternoon with questions of church work and plans for a coming event discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffner
A. P. Roth
Circle One
Congregational Church
Bridge club notes and upcoming meeting announced
Mrs James Nicholl of South Main Street tops the club in high score. Mrs George Holfer places first, with Mrs H J Shelly second and Mrs H A Monger winning consolation. The November meeting will be held in the name of Mrs Ada Pureoell of Cleveland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholl
South Main Street
George Holfer
H. J. Shelly
H. A. Monger
Ada Pureoell
Cleveland Avenue
Navy man Vincent Higgins Marries Mary Robertson at Annapolis
The many friends of Vincent Higgins, stationed with the United States navy at Annapolis, Maryland, will be interested to learn of his marriage to Miss Mary Robertson, also of Annapolis, which took place recently, as relayed by his sister, Mrs. George Daniel of Elyria Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Higgins
United States Navy
Annapolis
Mary Robertson
George Daniel
Elyria Avenue
Hospital News Admission Notice
Robert Csinesak of Amherst R D 1 was admitted for treatment on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Robert Csinesak
Amherst, R. D
Sunday church services and programs listed across congregations
Multiple churches present Sunday schedules with varied worship times and programs. St Peter Evangelical and Re formed led by Rev C E Schmidt, St Paul Lutheran with German Zone 3 rally, First Evangelical Rev M A Hayes, Congregational led by Rev Kenneth Kuntz, and St Joseph R C with Masses at eight and ten. Foursquare led by Rev Daniel Buser with 9 16 church school and 7 30 evangelistic service. Brownhelm Congregational unified service at 10 a m on Christ America or War topic with 6 30 Young People's club. Epworth League at 6 39 at Methodist. C E programs and special music noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Foursquare
Daniel Buser
Brownheln Congregational
Frederick Cook
America
Young People’s Sunday Evening Club
Mrs Hall Opens Hallworthy Dining At 17 Middle Avenue
Elyria residents will find Mrs A E Hall reopening the Hallworthy dining room Monday at 17 Middle Avenue. The establishment will be under her supervision offering home cooked dishes with a focus on chicken meals including chicken noodle soup sandwiches and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hallworthy
Middle Avenue
A. E. Hall
La Porte Ladies Aid To Sponsor Rummage Sale
The Ladies Aid of La Porte will sponsor a rummage sale at the Armory on Third Street Thursday October 26. Contributions should be sent to Mrs Ray Jackson or Mrs H H Gregg before Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid of
la Porte
Armory
Third Street
Ray Jackson
H. H. Gregg
Dear Motorist Last Winter Gear Lubricants Reminder
A reader recounts a winter driving episode where a friend teased about not reminding him to switch to winter gear lubricants and asks if he faced trouble for the lapse. The note uses a casual, humorous tone about car maintenance etiquette and reminders.
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Middle Ave
Hallworthy Inn
Oberlin Road
Mildred and
Clara Mae Clement
E. P. Clement
Willam A. Burkhardt
Avon Lake
Mary Bender
Foster Park Road
Carl R. Finegan
Justice of the Peace L. D. Hamlin
Carlisle Township
Don W. Myers
Howard R. Butler
Finegan
Povocaive Rem
Pennington OF
Meera
Tmity Sendny By
Avira
Ron Ae
Henrietta
G. J. Coonnor
Hugh McGarvey
Truscelle
Kimmding
Pati
Madina Vane
Cleary Low Saeer
Vermitten
Sondon
Vermillon
Neen London
T Ferguson L
Cotke
Bbaunibhardt L. T
Leeman Wilnag
Willfarme Brothers
Lebnert Mason Seek
Kishman Sprague
Wolfe Becker
Tee Saunders Zales Ware
Wolfe Nelson
Beas
H. Evans West Bilton Vermilion
Clark Berry Penne
H MeRissell
Fickley
EL McClaflin
Gibbs
Lee Davis
Lben- Neelt Bi
Dem
Oberlin Indians
Cleveland Heights
G. A. Manning
Mrs. Mae Chase
Nicola Colodonato
Lilverpoewl
Lisban
A. Middletown
Cincinnai
Withrow
Norwalk
Kentan
Livbeyr
Barberton
Dover
Lincoln G. Cleveland University
Muelld Shore
Cleveland University
Euclid Shore
Galion
Shelby
Mt Vernon
Tiftin Calvert
Musturia St. Wendelin
Hiedford
Garteld
Welghuse
North Rosaltan
Cuyahoga
Wellington Morth Olms
Wooster
Crestline
Wothards Manfield Mindisnyy
Norwalk St. Pawelway
Cnasheadon
Newark A
Youngstown
Raven
Girard
Westown South
Harmilton
Cincinnaty Slughes
Cinembath
Wis
Collegi
Delie
Mcintosh
Jonathan du
Cabeagie
Mndevie
Licarole
Concord
Tau-Ph
Ludus
Hothouse
Sastun
Lima Dglans
Turners
Watheircress
Toledo Ghats
C. Coiln
Ste. Gaap
Sudro - Curtis
B. A. Jenne
Church St
C. T. U. Meeting
U. S. 20
West Ridge Road
R. L. Walker
V.B. Wye
Brown
Waukesha, Wisc
Mrs. Hall
LaPorte Ladies Aid
John Agler
L. E. Deetz
Deetz
Gregg
Elyria Business College
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