50th Anniversary of Columbia Ladies Aid Society
A gathering of nearly sixty ladies marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Ladies Aid Society at the Columbia Methodist church. The afternoon program featured solos by Mrs. Karsh and others, readings by Miss Jasper, a history of the society by Mrs. Ring, and a tea hosted by Libbie Martin and Margaret Bolton. Out of town guests included Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Wise, and several Berea and Lakewood residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Unnewehler
Kathyn Akins
Berea
Dano Sole
Denra, Reieing
Oh Love Divine
Fern Akins
Ivy Unnewehr
Karsh
Ladies Aid Society
Cora Ring
Effie Squire
Libbie Martin
Vida Martin
Belle Osborn
Margaret Bolton
Fred Rothel
Ivy Annewehr
Kathryn Akins
Bart Squire
Jerry Berndsen
R. W. Karsh
North Olmsted
E. L. Brett
Lakewood
Lillian May
Mallett Creek
Tillie Weeden
Elyria
Luella Lewis
Brunswick
Royer
Robert Churchward
L. L. Ring
Herman Leach
B. A. Martin
Edna Hursh
Hallowe en party sponsored by Baptist Sunday School class
Altruist Class of the Baptist Sunday School at the town hall hosts a masked Hallowe en party on October 29 with no admission charge. All are invited and encouraged to attend for a night of spooky fun and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday
Grafton CLASS ELECTS and Halloween Party Recap
The Jesus Helper Class held a 2 Halloween party at Mrs. Myrtle Dunlap’s home with 7 girls. Betty Tomasheska won prizes. officers elected include Betty Tomasheska president Joyce Trenchard vice president Crystal McDonald secretary Ruth Ella Postel treasurer. Mrs Langdon assisted. Also Knot a Thread Quilt club met at Mrs. Alice Pitts’s home with new member Mrs. George Grabenstetter joining. Eva Wamberger hosts November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haillowe
Myrtle Dunlap
Betty Tomasheska
Joyce Trenchard
Crystal McDonald
Ruth Ella Postel
Dunlap
John Langdon
Elyria
Birthday Supper Held by Anchor Rebekah Lodge
The Unie regular meeting of the Anchor Rebekah Lodge featured a birthday supper Tuesday evening honoring Mrs. Mary Logan, Mrs. Mildred Brunson, Mrs. Cora Myers, Mrs. Iva Gardner and Mrs. Alta Bourkel. Each recipient received a gift. Visitors from Wellington Lodge attended, adding to a pleasant occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
Mary Logan
Mildred Brunson
Cora Myers
Iva Gardner
Alta Bourkel
Wellington Lodge
Gingham Pinochle Club Honors Given at Tea
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Carl Davidson entertained the Ging ham Pinochle Club. Honors went to Mrs. Ida Burton first, Mrs. Dan Belden second, and Mrs. Carl Davidson third. A refreshment course was served by the hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davidson
Ida Burton
Dan Belden
Quilt Club Convenes For Fall Meeting
Mrs Fred hosted the Victory Quilt Club for its first fall gathering on a Wednesday. Members enjoyed sewing Dona’s quilt and shared a noon dinner. Mrs Thomas Buckingham will entertain the club at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilt Club
Fred
Victory Quilt Club
Thomas Buckingham
Brief social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Mrs Eleanora Rugs of Elyria and Mrs John Burnett of Columbia spent a day with Mrs Muta Artz. Miss Ruth Richardson of Akron visited the Artz home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs James Buckins are now living with Mrs Emily Tran. On Sunday Mr and Mrs James Every, Mrs Ardella Ives and Mr …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora Rugs
Elyria
John Burnett
Columbia
Muta Artz
Ruth Richardson
Akron
Artz
James Buckinserp
Emily Tran
James Every
Ardella Ives
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Mrs. Wilbur Thayer of Cleveland and Mrs. Grant Brunson of Berea helped Mary Trenchard celebrate her birthday with gifts. Rev. George C. Beebe and wife left for Sandusky to visit his seriously ill father. Beebe returned home, wife remained. Jack Buchholtz attended Alfred Buchholtz’s birthday party in Elyria. Mrs. Walter Baker and Mrs. Musa Artz visited the Walkden home. Durkee spouses traveled to Akron to spend the week with Ralph McClellan. Jack Buchholtz attended the 15th anniversary of P. M. Schroeter at the Elyria Lutheran school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Thayer
Cleveland
Grant Brunson
Berea
Mary Trenchard
George C. Beebe
Sandusky
Vistt
Beebe
Jack Buchholtz
Alfred Buchhholtz
Elyria
Walter Baker
Musa Artz
A. Walkden
Earl Durkee
Sue Durkee
Ralph McClellan
Akron
P. M. Schroeter
Lutheran School
Ning
Valley City short items and social notes
Valley City news outlines Mrs Julia Otterbacher and son John moving to Tucson Arizona for health, a Cleveland wedding of Frieda Hess to Edwin Lainey, local visits, a 50th anniversary for Henry and Mrs Gunkelman, a Gunkelman sister’s death, birthday gathering for Claude Reusch, school events, P T A meeting, and various parish, club, and civic activities spanning October 1937.
Liverpool Resident Parmatee Remembered by Local Neighbors
Mrs Mary Arnold and other old friends recall Parmatee a resident of Liverpool for many years Dr Gamble of Elyria former physician here accompanied him Local senior residents remember him from years past and share memories with Mrs Arnold and Dr Gamble as guides to his life in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arnold
Parmatee
Liverpool
Gamble
Elyria
Rites Held for W Smith in Litchfield
W W Smith died at home Wednesday forenoon after a short illness. Funeral at Congregational church Friday Oct 22 at 2:36 PM with interment in Litchfield. Community notices list upcoming garden club gathering Mrs Mabie Oct 26 and Ladies Benevolent Society Oct 28, plus quilting and interdenominational work reports and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith
Litchfield
W. W. Smith
Congregational Church
Litchfield Garden Club
H. S. Mabie
Ladies Benevolent Society
The
T. A. Falconer
T. A. Falconer Will Entertain the “Thimble Sisters” Quilting Club
Huntington News Notes Attendees Attend Various Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Earl Easterday Mrs William Koons and Marion Crile attended the Farmers Institute officers business meeting in Elyria Monday night. Mr and Mrs James Myers and two Akron children were present. Irwin Tisher and son Glenn of Seville were Sunday dinner guests of J C Rapking and family. Johnson Crile and Ison Marton and daughter Grace spent Saturday evening with the Thudium family. Margaret Martha Waldorf and Betty Thudium returned to school after chicken pox. Viola Dirlam of Springfield Ohio is visiting her parents. H D Bowen returned from Norwalk after ten days with relatives. Lester Bowen and family visited Bowen Easterday home. Phyllis Easterday visited Sullivan with Charles Easterday's relatives. O H Dirlam learned of the death of cousin Mrs Ray Baker in Ashland. funeral held there Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Rohner
Lorain
St. Martin's Parish
Ritter
Canton Hospital
Maude Vauck
Elyria
Earl Ariek
Ralph Feuchter
American Legion Austry
Galion
Frank Vaumesser
Erhart
St. Martin's Church
Heffernan
Medina
H. W. Rodock
Rodock
C. R. Reinhart
Edison
Emma Smithson
Marion
Virgil Likens
Kirkpatrick
Robert Hof
Statter
Bing
Barberton
Claude Reusch
George Huttinger
Hattie Klooz
Jerry Kristoff
LaPorte
Leonard Boy
Albert Bernard
Earl Easterday
William Koons
Marion Crile
Farmers’ Institute Officers
James Myers
Akron
Irwin Tisher
Glenn
Seville
J. C. Rapking
Johnson Crile
Ison
Marton
Grace
Nile Thudium
Margaret
Martha Waldorf
Betty Thudium
Viola Dirlam
Springfield
C. M. Dietrick
C. H. Barnes
Ella
Elberta
Hunteburg
Lester Bowen
Ashland
Dirlam Family Hosts as Kin Attend Ashland Funeral
Mrs O H Dirlam Mrs M W Laboyte and Mrs Horace McClaf lin with Mr and Mrs C N Dietrick hosted visitors including Katherine Campbell and Mr Ray Milam Springfield. Harold Dirlam visited from Springfield and joined relatives at the O H Dirlam home. They attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs Ray Baker in Ashland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Dietrick
Katherine Campbell
Here
Ray Milam
Springfield
O. H. Dirlam
Harold Dirlam
0. H. Dirlam
Ray Baker
Ashland
Notable Guests and Funerals Share Weekend in Lorain Area
Mrs. Velma Wilson of Cleveland and Mr. Edward Finkle with two children of Lorain joined Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Allen for Sunday dinner. Emory Pifer attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Iga Swope in Nankin. Elyria guests included Mary Long and the Lon a couple at Henry West home with Sunday callers Lester Yontry and Ray Perkins of Bay Village. Additional visitors to Conrad and John Naegele home included Keuhns family, Jeannette May, Ed Kaufman family, Linda and Seth Keuns, George Klemm, George Perry of Cleveland, and O. H. Barnes party from Cleveland. Also noted were Huntsburg’s Mr. Jennings and LaPorte’s Mr. Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Finkle
Lorain
Velma Wilson
Cleveland
BE. R. Allen
Emory Pifer
Dorothy
George Perry
O. H. Barnes
Elia
Alberta
Jennings
Huntsburg
Lester Bowen
LaPorte
Church Notes From Sunday Service and Meetings
Dr Vernon Wagar delivered the sermon at the Sunday marine service which was well attended. The choir sang All Thy Works Shall Praise Thee. Mrs Lee Andrews is remembered among the sick. Mrs Fannie Wilford's condition remains the same. Mrs Kenneth Buck hosted the Ladies Aid with forty one ladies and six guests from Eaton and Olmsted Falls. The business meeting opened by the president with devotions led by Mrs Black. Mrs Carver's group held a five cent parade with Mrs Pidison at the piano. Refreshments served by Mrs Buck assisted by Mrs Wilson Fortune. The ladies will meet in two weeks with Mrs George Ponting on Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Mary Bainbridge returned home after visiting Elyria and celebrated her birthday. Mr and Mrs A J Hulse recently entertained Mrs Lou Hulse, Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer and Joyce, plus California friends. Mr and Mrs Forest Lyndes visited their son in Penfield. Mrs John Prince entertained for dinner with Mrs Smith of Elyria, Mrs Howard Fullmer and son, Mrs BE C Sand rock and Mrs E E Phipps. The afternoon was social. Mr and Mrs William Moir hosted guests, the latter’s parents from Lima, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dupakowski
Strongsville
Arthur B. Joiner
Harriet Huett Joiner
Columbia
Cleveland
R. A. Lewis
Loretta
George May
Fern
Gertrude Pinckney
M. L. Rover Ars
Hartville
Ohio
George Walkden
James Cather Jr
Ben Walkden
Fred Walkden
John Otterson
Hugh Otterson
James Cather Sr
Jennie Mitchell
Elyria
Eileen Walkden
LaGrange
Lee Walkden
Chatham
Slaine Archer
Washington, D. C
East
South Street
Homan
Joanne
Edith Clapp
Denver
Colo
R. K. Homan
Detroit
Greenfield Village
Dearborn Museum
Lillie Starr
E. E. Wideman
Pittsfield
Elmer Smith
Miles Joan Smith
Litchfield Grange
Town Hall
Chatham Grange
Vernon Wagar
Kenneth Buck
Eaton
Olmsted Falls
Nash
Black
Carver
Pidison
Buck
Wilson Fortune
George Ponting
Chestnut Ridge
Mary Bainbridge
Thomas Higham
A. J. Hulse
Lou Hulse
Fred Palmer
Joyce
California
Forest Lyndes
Penfield
John Prince
Smith
Howard Fullmer
BE. C. Sandrock
E. E. Phipps
William Moir
Davis
Lima
Earl Lewis
Brunswick
Roy Lewis
Medina
A. B. Martin
John Leach
W. R. Hawke
Alma
George Harrison
Arthur Hawke
Sue Durkee
Minnie Tite
Ed Widdows
Clare Cooley
Local Social Notes From Bay Village and Nearby Areas
Miss Elizabeth Bainbridge returned to work in Bay Village last week and spent Sunday with her parents, while Mrs Mionis Zacharias visited the Sayers. Hulse and Miner Eldred hosted Sunday dinner. The Meyers entertained the latter's parents Lyndes. Helen Marilyn and Orville Wagner of Olmsted joined Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding of Elyria for a birthday dinner. James Sayers Simms and daughter visited Ashland relatives. Charles Nash attended the National Stock Show in Columbus Friday and Saturday. Mrs. William Harding of Elyria visited her mother Mrs. Bainbridge. John Prince and Zuris hosted guests from Lakewood after moving from Ridgeville. Mrs. Elkins returned home with Asa Taft after visiting sons in Willoughby and North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Bay Village
Judson Bainbridge
Mionis Zacharias
Robert Harding
Elyria
James Sayers
Simms
Ashland
Charles Nash
Columbus
William Harding
L. A. Bainbridge
John Prince
Zuris
Lakewood
Ridgeville
Elkins
Asa Taft
Willoughby
North Olmsted
Eaton-E a t on a shower for Mrs Alice Bird Dustman
A shower for Mrs Alice Bird Dustman will be held at the Elyria YMCA Friday evening October 29. Rural extension workers in the township are invited. Mrs Lucy Shirkey Four-H Club leader is on the program committee. Aiden Wooster and Ralph Bing from Cleveland Heights were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B M Ross. Mrs Glenn Cheeseman is ill with intestinal flu. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hawke moved from the Rousseau farm to a house on the Root road south of Fields. Mr and Mrs Harvey Durkee (incomplete)
Family from University Heights Visit Durkees in Eaton
Sunday visitors from University Heights Cleveland called on Mr. and Mrs. R H Durkee. Edith Peachey bought the Coleman place south of North Eaton. The annual church meeting and birthday celebration drew over a hundred to the church basement with tables arranged by Mrs A K Stevenson. Ninety five candies on cupcakes were lit from a large candle marking the ninety fifth church anniversary. Officers reports showed, bills paid, and a new treasury. Elders and deacons were re elected. New church council officers named. superintendent roles assigned. juvenile grange program given. Various guests and visiting relatives were noted, including Mrs Sue Durkee from Detroit and others from Bruns wick Medina Elyria and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Heights
Cleveland
R. H. Durkee
Edith Peachey
Coleman Place
North Eaton
A. K. Stevenson
Tiliiwen Dvimars
Local residents host gatherings and church events
Carlisle and Cleveland visitors share dinners with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter. Dinners double as social visits with guests from Lakewood Cleveland and South Amherst. School dismissals and vacations noted for N E A meeting in Cleveland. Halloween party planned by the Fidelis Class at Doris Reisinger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Carpenter
Carlisle
Chester Carpenter
C. B. Riedel
Cleveland
Frank Herthnick
Lakewood
EB. F. Mack
Carlton Blaine
Ernest Sp
Fidelis
Bible School
Doris Reisinger
Mothersingers to Meet at Lake Avenue School
The Mothersingers will hold a regular meeting at the school on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. All mothers are invited to attend. The First Aid class has been discontinued due to lack of interest. The North Elyria Subordinate Grange will hold a degree practice at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening for third and fourth degree practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Nova hostess to Club Culture members and guests
Mrs Mark Jackson hosted the Country Culture club and guests last Wednesday. The noon dinner was followed by a business meeting opened with a club prayer. Roll call prompted a question for discussion and the members voted to give $1 as a compliment from the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Jackson
Country Culture Club
Needtework
Community Happenings Highlight Local Activities
The Nova M. & Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. E. E. Baker's home for October with devotionals led by Rev. R. J. Norris and a review of Mecca and Beyond. Savannah Academy graduates held a 1908-09 class reunion at M. F. Rickenbrod's home, while Nova High Juniors began work on a November 5 play Ready Made Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Nova M
E. E. Baker
R. J. Norris
Jorn Andrews
Ruth Richards
Mecca and Beyond
Edward Dodd
Rose Wilson Dodd
Nova High School
Social Sunday Dinners Across Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Elyria residents hosted and visited relatives and friends at multiple Sunday meals. Guests included Clair Hollis and Elmer Portman families with children, Lydia Portman, Jesse Portman and kin, and the Schuster clan of Rugby. Additional gatherings featured Seymour Leimbach’s family, Delilah Smith’s daughter Anne Johnson Oberlin, and visits between Hostettler, Geissendoerfer, and Unger households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Clair Hollis
Elyria
Elmer Portman
Lois
Frederick
Elmer, Jr
Ed Hanssen
Lydia Portman
Jesse Portman
Donald
Carol
Darren
Martin
George
Carl Schuster
Rugby
Seymour Leimbach
Raymond Hawk
Columbia Station
Delilah Smith
M. G. Johnson
Anne
Oberlin
John Hostettler
Jake Portman
John Geissendoerfer
Leonard Unger
Melvin Unger
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Florence Moritz visits Ashland residents at the Born home while multiple area families host callers and dine together. The weekend includes Mr. and Mrs. Ammons of Fields Corners with the Delefields in Elyria, and other guests from Brownhelm Middle Ridge South Ridge and Wakeman areas.
Sunday Hospitality Highlights Local Social Visitations
A quiet Sunday formed around family visits with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ports man hosting their daughter and her parents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. QO. Burill and family from Elyria, who joined supper at Mrs. Mary Becker's home. Also calling on Mrs. Charles Cock were Mr. and Mrs. George Engle and Sam Johnson from Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Portsman
C. QO. Burill
Elyria
Mary Becker
George Engle
Sam Johnson
Charles Cock
Draper Family Attends Parker Funeral in Elkhart Indiana
News notes Parker, brother of Mrs. C O Draper, died Oct 16 from a head injury sustained in a New York Central Railroad switcher accident at a street crossing. Parker had been hospitalized after a truck collision while flagging yard traffic, and passed away after medical decline. Also reports on a Brighton Epworth League union meeting, a gathering at the Clement Auble home, and visiting relatives including Mrs Kate Yocum and the Krauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Draper
Linden Draper
Dizle Draper
Dolas Draper
Dezzer Eibner
E. D. Parker
Elkhart
Ind
Parker
Social News: Weekend Visits Across Michigan and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs George Greene stay with sister Mrs Elbert Ward in Cadillac Michigan while others visit in San dusky Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Guests include Mr and Mrs Reuben Zeigler and Mr and Mrs Henry Far and nephew and Mrs Weber from Sandusky. The article notes birthdays for Mrs Vogin of Cleveland and Mrs Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greene
Elbert Ward
Cadillac, Mich
Reuben Zeigler
Henry Far
Weber
Sandusky
George Weidrick
Pittsburgh
Jesse Burge
Will McKenzie
George Biddle
Clarksfield
Charles Gill
Charles Lampen
Robert Lampen
Charles Lampen Jr
Fay Perkins
Harry Gill
Wellington
H. L. Vogin
Cleveland
Social News From Oberlin and Nearby Towns
New Oberlin Mrs T J Derrott and son of Long Island are visiting indefinitely at the home of her schoolgirl chum Mr and Mrs D Alexander. Mr and Mrs C Justin spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mrs Myrtle Davis left the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz to visit her brother and wife in Wyandotte Michigan. Mr and Mrs Joe Denger entertained friends from Cleveland LaGrange and Elyria at dinner recently. Mr and Mrs C Justin visited the aunt Mrs Katherine Nagel and Mrs Anna Krakow in Avon Lake. Lester McPherson of California is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wm McPherson after fifteen years. Mr and Mrs Forest Taylor and two daughters of Medina were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Derrott
Long Island
New York
Chum
D. Alexander
C. Justin
Cleveland
Myrtle Davis
Carl Schmitz
Lloyd Dubay
Wyandotte
Michigan
Joe Denger
LaGrange
Elyria
Katherine Nagel
Anna Krakow
Avon Lake
Lester McPherson
California
Wm. McPherson
Forest Taylor
Medina
Frank Schmitz
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Acms Grange
Grange
Baptist Church
Epworth
Epworth League
John van Arsdale
Lynn
Jewell Bartter
Dale Martin
Thomas Hughes
Methodist Church
M. L. Roger
Willard Keyse
Women's Baptist Mission Circle
Ernest Dunford
Reuben Walkden
Mayme Mitchell
Men's Brotherhood of the
Lakewood Church
Columbia Baptist Church
Irving Walkden
Duane McClellan
Lee McClellan
Grafton
Roy
Walter Hales
Raymond Hales
Orlo Hales
U. S. Marine Band
Music Hall
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Gay
John Snett
C. L. Doyle
Detriot
Columbia Baptist
Roy Putt
Sitter
Bellaire
William Hales
Maumee
June Harrison
H. J. Knopf
Irving Klinect
Daugherty
Roberta Hopp
Herbert Hales
Charles Cox
Harry Hopp
Mildred Bartter
Mineral Springs
Ivan Bartter
A. C. Bartter
H .C. Bartter
Russells Point
Alice Pitts
George Grabenstetter
Schuster
Eva Wamberger
Tel
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Sprague “Th
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Julia Otterbacher
John
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Otterbacher
Tuscon
Meta Weidner
Bert Goodman
Mss
Frieda Hess
John Hess
Edwin Lainey
First Presbyterian Church
East Cleveland
Odd Fellows Club
Walter J. Pike
Billy
Warren
Ralph Feuchher
Mary Wood
Clyde Feuchinr
Fred Feuchter
Henry Gunkelman
Ida Gunkelman
Gotfried Gunkelman
Liverpool Township
Zious Lutheran Church
Lamprect
George Gunkelman
York Township
John Gunkelman
Medina Twp
Gust Gunkelman
Rockport
Charles Hance
Sidney
Cook
P.T. A
Carl Hauck
March of Youth
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Margaret Round
Cimeinnati
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F. B. Gott
Nina Gott
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Nelle Bennett
A. A. Gish
Lodi Hospital
Mr. Mabie
Mabie
Chicago
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Warren Taylor
Newark
X. J
Blaine Archer
Dora White
Cleve White
Mary Clapp
Lodi
Huntington
H. D. Bowen
Norwalk
M. W. Laboyte
Horace McClaflin
N. J. Hoskin
Walter Fishburn
E. F. Mack
Park Dimatine
H. W. Carpenter
Eleanor Munn
C. E. Neher
Howard Spitzer
Juvenile Grange
Robert Jamieson
Evalyn” Leach
Dean Tite
Lake Avenue
Ruggles and
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Ladies Aid of the
M. E
Savannah Academy
M. F. Rickenbrod
Wade Richards
Sullivan
Lee Henry
Alivesburg
F. C. McBride
Byron Sprott
Savannah
Charles Stewart
Adario
Charles McBride
Florence Henry
Xova
Effie Dietic
T. B. Richards
St. Petersburg
Fla
Nova
S. C
Lee Benton
Eunice
Cleve
Mary McCain
L. L. Denison
Toledo
Florence Moritz
Harvey
Milton Schlecter
South Ridge
John Bechtel
Murray Ridge
Bennett
Charles Ammons
Fields Corners
Delefield
John Delefield
Laura
Douglas Delefield
Ben Clause
Lake Road
Barbara Angersbach
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Rosetta Miller
Will Schmitkens
Middle Ridge
Jack Ryan
Leon Currier
Nelson Reusser
Fields
Albert Reusser
D. A. Bennett
Walter
John Schafer
Pease
Wakeman
Carl Portman
Arvin
H. G. Portman
Albert Bauman
John Bauman
Phyllis Portman
Brighton
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Clement Auble
Spencer
Kate Yocum
Massillon
Claude ‘Holmes
Simon Krause
Cres
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M. E. Merrill
Belle Robishaw
S. B. Kramer
Irene Auble
Spencer, O
C. J. Oxford
Wyoming
Thelma
Mitchell Heifner
Dean McClellan
Rey
E. C. Myers
Mich
Cornelius Blackman
Mt. Oliver
S. E. Merrill
Valley City Sundar
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