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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
fNCEPE ANUL NOU Gu UN
CUGET SERIOS.

Boalele de stomac otravesc vi
alta. Te umple de neliniste si-ti
rapeste fericirea. Pune capat a.
ccstor neplaceri 81 incepe Annl
Nou cu un cuget serios de a ra-
pune aceste disturbari! Celeste
rlndurile ce urmcaza: IVES,
Texas. Dec. 1. 1919. Timers A.
merican Elixer of Bitter Wine
inertia lauda cea mai mare. Neva
sta mea a fost 1ntotdeama boil
nava, durerile de cap nu mai
lasau. All primavara lam cum
parat Timers American Elixer
Of Bitter Wine, luat regulat,
81 All este maj sanatoasa ca ori
cind alta data. AL d-tra JOS. f.
Tydlacka. RID. A. Trinerls a.
mericaA Elixer iti va ajuta 81 d.
tale. pentru ca nu da nici odat;l
gres. 81 daca al lipsa de- tonic,
in special dupa friguri, cere far
macistlllui Triner's Angelica Bi-
tier Tonic La fel are un frumos
Calendar de perete a lui Triner
gratuit (pri pc 10 cent pentru
spescle de- posta). Joseph Tri-
ner's Co mpany 1333-1343 So.
Ashland Avenue. Chicago, I'll.
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&
din loc, Gu ajutorul Crucei Rosie
Romila, Comitetul Barbatilor 81
GU Comitetu1 de la Crucea Rosie
Romina al Femeilor, cooperinI
toate aceste organizatii, au fa-
cut toate sfortarile ca aceastd
nobila cauza sa reuseasca Gu SUI
cces.
Pentru colpctarea de haine, in
caltaminte s bani. s,a fnceput
campania, L}lni, 20 Decembrie a.
Z. 81 pima la 5 Ianuarie 1920.
Puteti aduce donatiile d-tra
la hala societatii ,,Albina" din
1920 So. Jefferson Street, san
cereti telefonul societatii ,,Aibi-
na's No. 14s5-W., spunilldu-va
adresa d-tra, care va Fl notata.
ca apoi sd venim Gu automobilui-
truck ca sd adunam donatiile d.
ira.
Pentru Americani s'a publicat
81 sc va mai publica Apelul nos
tru in ziarele din loc: New Cast.
lie News 81 New Castle, Herald.
Acum este timpll suprem ca
Gu totii dupa puterile noastre sd
ajutam pc fratii 81 surorile noas-
tre, caci sunt un trup 81 un SIN
ge GU moi, 81 care au contribuit
81 multi mai null ca moi, la in
faptuirea visului mosilor 81 stra.
mosilor nostri: 20 Romfrlie Mare
81 Liberia.
In nlmele celor suferinzi 81 il
numele comitetului pentru colee.
tarea de imbracaminte 81 meal
taminte, Apelam la marinimosit9
tea d-tra 81 speram ca Apelul no.
stru va avea ecoul umanitatii 81
crestinatatii.
loan A. Suciu, presedinte
Grigore Cranga, secretar II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
A P Z L
catra toti Rominii din New Cast
le, Pa.

FrafllOr:
Astazi cind idealul nostru na
tional este realizat, insa penttu
care fratii nostri din patrie al,
jertfit att de multi, inc1t nu lea
ramas in urma acestui mondial
Mzboiu deceit neagra mi0erie.
Suite de mil de orfani, vaduve,
schi'lozi neputinciosi, carora Il
lipseste incaltamintea 81 imbYa-
camintea ca sa-si acopere tufp',-
ri'e lor goale contra gerului eel
mare 81 care iniploara ajptor DC
la moi cei din America.
Pentlu acest scop Liga Nat;
nala Romfna din America, Gu va
lorosul ajutor dat de Uniunea
Solicitation Rom6ne de Ajutor Y
Cultura din America, prin ziar,1
America Gu Retiactorii sai
vrednici q inceput o vie propa-
ganda pentra atunarea de i'm
bracaminte 81 in1sflt kminte, nos,i.
sau uzate, care rs ~ trimita ii
Carcea Rosie nkfaaa dir +-'.
pentru . hi dr. mite fratilor
nostri cxror ~ SrinfA SUM t|e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
DIN FUGA CDNDE|ULUl.

lata cum incepe Sc zugralveas-
cd America Mr.. Diamancescu in
correspondence d-sale: II da
ajuns sa vii la New York: Pc
Ger vel putea wedea dirijiabile 81
baloane, aeroplane-omnibuse. a.
eroplane postale, aeroplane pen
tru calatorii de nunta 81 char
acroplane-dricuri.s Ne oprim a.
lei. Acum ,nu-i vorba. sa pot vc-
dea uncle din aceste. dar nu asa
cum da autorul sd Sc intcleaga ca
aceste vehicule zburatoare ar ia
ce curse regulate prin vazduf
Cind sd intimpla asa ceva. sd So
coteste Ca un evenment 81 ziara-
le fnregistreaza faptul ca ra-
ritate. @ posta de aeroplan a "a
cut cIteya curse pima la Wa
shington 81 in Philadelphia. dar
S a suprimat; s'a trimbitat in Vi
are ca pima acum doua percchi
tlnere au facut calatorie de
nunta, ca cadavrul unui copil a
fOst dus la mormint ell un aero
plan obisnuit, 81 ca uni, carl vor
sa faca cite-un sbor de placcre,
an facut rata prin aer, cum
fac de altfel 81 in alte orase.
Vorbind de transportul pc us
cat Zice: -. tot felul de auto
masini: Tramvaie electrice. au-
tomobile tancuri, camioane. tre-
nuri aeriene, trenuri subpamin-
tene, 81 pc drumlrilc catranite
copii alearga Gu ghete Gu roate
automatice".
= Tramvaie electrice. automo-
bile. camioane, trenuri subpamin-
tene, da, sunt, 81 mai sunt 81 alte
vehcule nementionate. dar ,,tan-
curi?" f prea multi. Il prea Ia
ta, 81 lunga. vorba aceea cH coa-
da vulpei. Tancuri am vazut 81
moi. eXpuse la vederea publicului
ca sl alba ideie de dihania care
a facut atitea nazdravanii in Ri
Zboiu, dar ca sa fie intrebuintat
ca mijloc de transport. La mai.
bal. >. ST eel Gu trenurile aerie-
inc? Ce fel de bidiganie fl 81
,.haia /? Tren aerian care merge
in aer, fara sine? Ori sinele plli-
tesc in aer 81 trenul merge pe
ele? Ori sunt suspendate prin
niSte ibaloane? Sau au aripe 81
sborg Nu pricepem 81 nu numai
ca II am vazut, Gu toate ca am
sgiit 81 moi ochii pc sus prin New
York. dar nici n am auzit De
,.mienunatiea aiastas. ST acllm
Ghete cu roate automatice
Doamne ce inventie minunata.
S 'au dus lboii. .. Nam vaZut.
II am auzit 81 cine ar afirma cd
exlsta = afara din autorul CO.
respondentei = i-asi spme mint
= D4lui, parca nu indraznesc
Cine site ce persoana simandi-
coasa este, ca lie site taia asa lie
bine.
Ghete ca toate ghetele da
sunt 81 in New York ca 81 II
alte part. chiar 81 in Rominia
asa numitele ,,ghete americana
dar GU roti automatice, BA. ca
sunt nistc rame de otel, in for
ma patinelor, Gu rotite, pc car
copii lie prind de incaltanninte 5
alearga Gu ele pc strazi, da, sunt
dar nici acele Gu roti automati
ce. NU. Rotile Gu lagare GU bile
carl nu sa fnvartesc automatic
lei prin miscarea piciorului, $
trebue sa dai sdravin din pieio.
ca sa poti alerga. 81 pc carl i
|intrebuinteaza 81 adultii, de am
belle sexe, in localuri anumite, in
'chipuind ca patineaza, faicint
felurite figuri.
- Dar pima acnm. numai floa
re la ureche. Sa vedeti maj De
parte cum lie taie!.
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asigure predarea lbr an fost dis
cutatc 81 a'doptate.

asigure predarea l6r au fast dis
cutatc 81 adoptate.
60
Flota din Scapa Flow va Fl ex-
plodata. - Londra. @ comisic
aliata decis, spme agentia Ma
tional News, ca flota germana
in Scapa Flow sd fie
armcata IN aer. Aceasta proba-
bill va hta loc la Anul Nou i'm pre-
zenta tuturor Representations
aliatiaor.
La aceasta decizie s'a ajuns
dupa ce sa PRINT raportul de
la Admiralitate referitor la spe.
sele enorme Gu salvarea flotai
Colciag a demisionat Via
livestock. Amiralul Cofciag
comandantul tuturor fortelor a.
le guvernc!or associate din Slbc-
RIA. S a retras din comanda acti-
va. din cauza sanatatii sdrunci-
nate. 81 a numit pc Generaful
Semenoff ca succesorul lui ca
sef comandant, dupa cum spun
rapoartele sosite aici, date de
catra reprezentantul lui Seme-
noff.
Wilson de 63 ami. - Washing.
ton. - La q Decembrie, preSc.
dintele Wilson a implinit 63 dc
AMI. Gu accasta ocazIune fetelt
lui D-na McAdoo 81 Dina Fran
els B. Sayre. si-au eXprimat do.
rinta inca GU zece zile mai ina
int. ca ar dori si fie la Casa
Alba cu aceasta ocaZillne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
Dansatoarele franceze. - Pa

ris. -Cind franceza este lovi-
ia de boala teatrului. in general
cere ca Sc fie angaiata ca dansa-
toare la Opera faimoasa dim Pa
ris. Ca sd faca de cunOscut tur-
mel de fete care asalteaza zilnic
biroul lui 81 care ecu orr ce mi
iloc vor Sc intfe 1nlauntru, di-
rectorul baletisttlor vrea ca lu-
maa sd site care este programul
zilnic al dansatoarelor.
Lectii de la -O30 dimineata
pima ia ameazi.s
Probe de la ! p: m. 81 pima la
| 4 p. m.
Lectii speciale .de la 5 81 pima
la Z p. m.
Teatru de la Z 7t5 81 PIN la II
orr 1130.
''"'i 5000
Albania cauta rotectia State
lcr Unite. Tirhnia. Albania.
= Amenintata dela fl mghitita
de cele trei natillhi, Albania a.
peleaza la Statele Unite ca Sc
accepte mandatul ei ca sa o sal
vcze din miinile Italiei, Greciei
81 Jugoslaviei.
Misiunea Americana ameninta-
ia de Rosii. - Peking. - Trupeie
social revolutionare sc rapor-
teaza ca au capturat statiunea
eaii ferate de la Ircutsc, in apro-
pierre de lacul Baical.
Soldatii lui Colciag tin orasnl
Riul rapede nlunit Angara tre.
ce printre aceasta CARA 81 oras
Rlul nu- G insa inghetat, insa sin.
gurul drum de communicate este
un pod de pontoane. Membrii di-
feritelor misiuni straine stau in
curtea garilor. Ernest L. Harris
fostul consul american la, Omsk
Sc pare ca este in partea orasu
lui care a. fost taiata de rest dt
catra trupele Rosiilor.
The sun., 1919-11-03
Increasing Production.

The country is suffering from made
quate production. and merchants are
finding difficulty in obtaining sufficient
merchandise to satisfy consumptive re-
quirements. The shortage in some lines
Is serious, and the consequence Is that
prices are advancing and the cost OF
living increasing. The country stands
to win an enormous foreign trade as
soon as It Is possible to perfect the
credit facilities which must be provided
at time when foreign exchanges are
ruling at utterly abnormal figures.
Bankers have exact information on that
subject. and negotiations growing out OF
a recent international trade conference
probably will terminate In granting
large enough advances TO cover most
payments required With paying of Inn
The sun., 1919-11-03
THE SUN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919.

leads to some shifting of credits, and in
a tight money market the policy often
has been to force reduction of specula-
tive loans.
The Wall Street loan account has
been reduced materially within the last
four weeks. The average commission
hsuse has been careful to advise its eli
ents not to engage in too heavy specu-
lation nor increase future commitments
unless there was ample bank balance to
protect them with. 10 is evident that
the public means to speculate and will
see that necessary funds be provided
1t is an interesting situation, and un-
less unforeseen complications be en-
countered the probability is that there
will be quick enlargement of the Wall
Street loan account after the heaviest
year end engagements have been ar
ranged.
The sun., 1919-11-03

Recent developments in the campaign
to enforce nationwide prohibition have
not affected the stock market. Except
in the case OF a few stocks there is no
reason why the passage of the Volstead
law over the Presidents veto should
have Influenced the stock market Some
shrewd judges Of industrial conditions
insist that reduction of human waste
through the ultimate elimination OF
alcohol Is bound to become an important
factor in strengthening man power and
make it more efficient in growing COM
petition expected to attend the inter-
national contest for world business. The
situation in that regard has developed
significantly, and although 1t will take
many months to test the new system
fully there is reason to believe that the
outcome will be of large economic in
terest in the end.
The sun., 1919-11-03

mense loans secured by Government
bond collateral the furd available for
business and investment undertakings
has been enlarged.
AT incident in that movement was the
recent taking up OF large loans bv two
or three life insurance companies which
obtained immense advances from Wall
street banks to cover their subscriptions
TO the Third and Fourth Liberty loans
ana Victory notes. The paying Off of
those loans reflected the stronger fnan-
cIal position OF sixty-four life insurance
companies, which, during the first s,x
months Of 1919, wrote sS46. 600. 600
more Insurance than they placed on
their books during the same months of
last year. Those companies are writing
an immense volume of new business.
tne premiums on which will enable them
to enlarge their purchases of Govern
The sun., 1919-11-03


unless sales made prices outside Of the
The sun., 1919-11-03
ment State, municipal and high grade
foreign loans being offered.
Money Rates and New Financing.

Money Rates and New Financing.
Further rise in call loan rates and
growing demand for accommodation
from borrowers on stock exchange COL
lateral gives interest to the ability of
the banks to finance large bond offer
ings which must be arranged soon. The
coming eight weeks is ordinarily the
most active period in the money market
year. A vast volume Of financing will
have to be arranged II negotiations
under way to provide necessary credit
facilities in connection with progressive
expansion of our foreign trade be con-
summated. Besides those engagements
as much as, s3o0.000000 probably will
have to be provided to cover the end
of the year dividend and interest dis
bursements That reimbursement always
The sun., 1919-11-03
Encouraging Conditions.

Had the coal strike come before the
steel strike the outlook would have been
much less encouraging for, the people
who are assisting the nation to weather
the economic storms of the after war
period. The miners have their rights
and no one objects to giving them
Just wage with comfortable living con-
ditions. But the country will not toll
crate jeopardizing all industry to satisfy
demands of labor leaders who rejected
all efforts to arbitrate a question which
concerns the physical we'll being of every
man, woman and child In the land. In
such a situation the Government has
the right to intervene as 1t has done in
no uncertain way. An effect has been
to stop export of coal Just as the United
States Shipping Board had allooated GER
tain vessels to rush fuel shipments to
nations which famine conditions threat
ened These nations need $4,000, 900
tons OF American coal to prevent suffer
Ing next winter and unless they get
half OF that quantity their shortage
will be acute. The direct effect of the
hotheaded action of the bituminous
miners has been to lmperil the health
Of the several million workers In the
hard hit war area.
The sun., 1919-11-03

Amalgamated Sugar pfd.
Charcoal Iron pfd.
Famous Players-Lasky pfd.
Fisk Rubber LIST pfd.
Packard Motor com. & pfd.
Bucyrus
Gillette Safety Razor
Motor Products
Mercantile Stores Corp.
Root & Vandervoort
United Motors Co.
Morton Lachenbruch & Co.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
Lani Title Bldg. ~ Broad st.
Tei.Sprues SSI Tel Broad $500
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HONOR ROLL OF MEDINA CO.
Continued from page ten.)

Continued from page ten.)
Holvey, George, Wadsworth, R. 2.
Horn, Herbert A., Medina.
Horner, Thomas H., Wadsworth.
Horseshoer, Dwight s.
Hosmer, Harry, Seville.
Houston, Albert, Wadsworth.
Howard, George, Medina.
Huffman, James, Wadsworth.
Huffman, Walter, Medina.
Hydron, William, Leroy.
Indoe, Albert E., Sharon Center.
Janock, James E., Brunswick.
johnson, Thomas, Sharon Center.
johnson, Walter j., Wadsworth.
Jordan, Harley, Medina, R. 8.
Kahl, William S., Wadsworth.
Kaufman, Abner c., Wadsworth r. l.
Kaufman, Dwight, H., Medina.
Kellogg, Windsor E., Medina.
Kelly, L. j., Wadsworth.
Keller, Leland, Wadsworth.
Kennan, Edward, Medina.
Kerns, Harry Seville.
Keyser, Eugene, West Salem.
Keyser, Orman R., bonneville.
Kindig, Arthur c., Lodi.
Kindig, Arthur T, Lodi, R. 1.
Kline, John, Medina. +
King, Steve, Brunswick.
Kobb, Omer, Lodi.
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OBITUARY

Selma H. Fem was born in York
township, January 22, 1884. She is
the last of a family of three children
of Charles and Hannah Fem. One
brother, Merriman Fem, died in 1865
and the other, Reuben c. Fem, in No
vember, 1910. She was married May
IA, 1856 to VIM. Shaw, who died in
November, 1909. They spent most Of
their life in and near Medina. Hav-
ing no children of their own, they
made home for Clara Louth, Of
Clevland, VIM. Iper, Of Medina, and
Mrs. May Hackett, Of, Mansfield.
About three years ago she was taken
to the Homie o. Ms, | Haci:sess bs -w7onr
she has been tenderly cared for ever
since, and at whose home she dice
Wednesday AFTERNOON, September
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Koons, j. Blake, Medina.
Koons, James L., Homerville.
Koontz, Loonie c., Wadsworth.
Koppes, Merle H., Wadsworth.
Krabill, Melvin p, Wadsworth.
Kreider, Paul ", Wadsworth.
Lanphear, Hugh, Medina.
Lance, Blake c., Medina.
Lance, Sidney H., Mallet Creek.
Lance, L. E., Medina.
Latimer, Floyd, Leroy.
Law, Reuben H., Valley City.
Leach, Arthur, Medina.
Leach, Walter, Medina.
Lerch, Wendell, Wadsworth.
Leatherman, Ward D., Wadsworth.
Lentz, Floyd E., Medina.
,Gdham, Lester, Homerville.
Letterle, A., Medina.
Lieburt, Harry, Wadsworth.
Leininger, Earl L., Akron.
Lieburt, Harry, Wadsworth.
Longacre, Leland D., Medina.
Loomis, Clifton K, Medina.
Long, Judd, Seville.
Lowe, Carl c., Medina.
Lower, Leroy, Wadsworth.
Lowrie, Raymond P, Seville.
Lucas, Russell E., Wadsworth.
Ludwig, Raymond j., Medina.
Lyle, Roy, Wadsworth.
Lyons, Edward, Medina.
Lutz, F. F., Medina.
Mabry, Edwin A., Medina.
Marker, G., Wadsworth.
McCammon, William, Wadsworth.
McCrork, Frank, Wadsworth.
! Mcdonald, c., Chippewa Lake.
McGinnis, Jerry, Medina.
McNutt, Charles, Wadsworth.
Mackey, Timothy, Leroy.
Mallery, Joe, Litchfeld.
Mann, Paul N, Wadsworth.
Mantz, Edwin Lawrence, Spencer.
Markle, Chas., Spencer.
Marks, Lyle, Medina
Mason, Lee, Wadsworth.
Massie, Albert, Lodi.
Mathard, Edwin, Wadsworth.
Mauer, Wayne, Lodi.
Maxon, Arthur H., Medina.
Mayer, Lester B., Brunswick.
fh1LAoUct3 hOuls
Meager, James R., Wadsworth.
Means, Edgar, Wadsworth.
) Meechan, James, Wadsworth.
Mellert, Albert, Valley City.
Menetz, George, Brunswick.
Netting, Charles, Wadsworth.
Miller, Lewis D., Wadsworth.
Mills, Kenneth G., Wadsworth.
Miner, George H., Sharon Center.
}. Miner, Verne A., Brunswick.
Mitchell, John, Medina.
Moehle, Fred, Medina.
} Moore, Roy P, Medina.
Moore, Ralph E.
Moore, Francis L., Spencer.
} Moore, John Ray, Medina.
Morlock, Otto S., Mallet Creek.
Morris, E., Spencer.
Morrison, David NJ, Wadsworth.
Morrison, Earl, Wadsworth.
Morton, Merrill, Brunswick.
Meyer, Dit, Leroy.
Meyer, Don, Leroy.
Mumford, Clarence, Brunswick.
Munson, Blake P, Medina.
Munson, John, Medina.
Muntz, Fred G., Valley City.
Naftzgar, Maxwell R., Medina.
Meath, Joseph M, Wadsworth.
Nellis, James j., Wadsworth.
Nettleton, Orlin, Medina.
Newton, Dudley, Medina.
Nichols, Alfred j., Brunswick.
Mold, Jacob H. Seville.
, Ody, Francis, Seville.
O'Meara, Charles j., Seville.
Ormeroid, George H., Spencer.
Oplinger, Russell, Wadsworth
Oplinger, Raymond, Wadsworth.
Oplinger, C. w., Wadsworth.
Orbinson, Edward, Lodi. y
Orth, Edwin, Valley City.
Over, James, Lodi.
Overholt, John S., Wadsworth.
Parcher, j.. Lodi.
Pearson, Harry, Medina.
Peerson, W. G., Lodi.
} Pierce, Branch, Medina.
Pierce, Edwin, Medina.
Pocock, Joseph, Medina.
; Polling, Emery G., Valley City.
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ScnlnQelnOlZ, Emil, Meulnd.
Schlechty, Earl N, Medina.
Schmidt, Albert w., Medina.
Schmidt, Fred W.
Schmid, Emerson, Wadsworth.
Scott, Charles, Wadsworth.
Scott, Roy, Wadsworth.
Seymour, Joseph A., Medina.
Seymour, Merlin l., Medina.
Shaffer, Eugene, Lodi.
Shane, C. G., Medina.
Shane, Paul B., Medina.
Shanks, Earl L., Wadsworth.
Shaw, Fred, Medina.
Shaw, Cyril, Leroy.
Shelly, M. R., Wadsworth.
Sherman, Urban, Brunswick.
Shepard, Dwight c., Medina.
Shrader, Brown D., Wadsworth.
Simester, Ralph w., Wadsworth.
Smith, Charles R., Medina.
Smith, Floyd F., Brunswick.
Smith, Lewis, Medina.
Smith, Harry Victor.
Smith, Walter S.
Smith, Perry A., Brunswick.
! Sauders, Floyd E.
Snurr, Melvin, Wadsworth.
Snurr, Virgil E., Wadsworth.
Spring, Clayton E., Homerville.
Steele, Roy F., Seville.
Stone, Robert O., Mallet Creek.
Stoner, Harry F., Wadsworth.
Storm, E. H., Spencer.
Strittmatter, Herbert, Erhart.
Straiton, David, Wadsworth.
Strong, DR.. r. G., Medina.
Stauffer, Rutherford, Wadsworth.
Stroupe, Donald H., Spencer.
Swagler, Glenn L., Wadsworth.
Swanker, Ellsworth, Litchfeld.
Sweigert, Russell, Wadsworth.
Swigart, w. A., Sharon Center.
Tanner, Lloyd, Burbank.
Taylor, Francis A., Seville.
Thomas, Harry H., Medina.
Thompson, Glen, Valley City.
Tibbetts, Wallace G., Brunswick.
Tinstman, Emanuel, Medina.
Trapp, Calvin, Homerville.
Trapp, John, bonneville.
Trease, Clarence A., Wadsworth.
Trout, Mahlon, Medina.
Trump, Ross M, Wadsworth.
Tubbesing, Herbert.
Tubbs, Raymond, Medina.
Tubbs, Robert D., Medina.
Ulmer, Robert, Valley City.
Ulmer, Walter, Medina.
Underwood, A. B., Medina.
Underwood, Carl M, Lodi.
Van Bowen, Joseph j., Mallet Creek.
Vilk, Frank, Medina.
Varney, Alton G., Sharon Center.
Vittel, Joseph F., Medina.
Voegtle, C. j., Brunswick.
Wagner, Charles, c., Medina.
Walker, Norman, Medina.
Waltz, M, Sharon Center.
Wahlan, John, Litchfeld.
Warner, Harry S., Lodi.
Warner, Howard, Medina.
Warner, Homer A., Valley City.
Warner, John H., Medina.
Warner, Vernon A., Valley City.
Warren, Elmer E., Medina.
Warren, Everett M, Medina.
Waters, Ralph u, Medina.
Weaver, Sam, Wadsworth.
Weisz, Glenn D., Mallet Creek.
Weisz, Ivan, Mallet Creek.
Welday, Clayton, Seville.
Welday, Harry H., Seville.
Wellington, Arthur. L., Spencer.
Weimsheimer, Phlaran, Wadsworth.
Welsh, Edmond, Spencer.
Welty, John c., Wadsworth.
Werner, Frank, Medina.
Wertz, Ambrose, Seville.
Wheeler, D. A., Leroy.
Wheeler, Roy, Leroy.
Whipple, Dana, Medina.
Whipple, George w., Medina.
Whipple, Wells, Medina.
Whistlegreen, John, Lodi.
Whitehouse, Alonzo L.
Whitman, Floyd w., Lodi.
Whitney, Leon E., Medina.
Whitney, Lynn, Medina.
Whitright, Lee, Lodi.
Wideman, Lloyd L., Seville.
Wiles, Clayton O., Medina.
Wiles, Louis, Medina.
Wiley, Bonner, Medina.
Worden, R., Medina.
Wright, Homer, A., Wadsworth.
Wright, Lee, Seville.
Wright, Oliver w., Seville.
Yoder, Roy, Wadsworth.
Yost, w. E., Litchfeld.
Yurcher, Elwin, Seville.
Zedek, Frank
Zerbe, Chas. Wads@6TtR. '-s--
Zimmerman, Frank, Lodi.
Zoschnick, Fred, Brunswick.
Zoschnick, Walter, Brunswick.
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Prehn, Emil, Medina.
Pulonen, Lauri, Valley City.
Pursch, Carl, Valley City.
Pycroft, John w., Medina.
Randall, Clayton j., Medina.
Rasor, Ray F., Wadsworth.
RasOr, Ward S., Wadsworth.
Rau, Karl G., Medina.
TReam, A., Medina.
Reed, Wayne, Medina.
Reichard, Harry F., Wadsworth.
Ross, Joyce W.
Reigger, Henry c., Medina.
Reichard, Rollie R., lWadsworth.
Reusch, Claude R., Wadsworth.
Reuter-, Chas., Medina.
Reynolds, Chester, Leroy.
Reynolds, Don S., Leroy.
Riber, Edward w., Wadsworth.
Rice, John E., Lodi.
Rice, Raymond, Leroy.
Rickard, Don A., Seville.
Richel, Harry c., Lodi.
Rickel, Harry Clynton, Sharon Center
Riegger, Henry c., Medina.
Rising, Joseph, Valley City.
Ritchie, Carl A., Brunswick.
Robinson, Hiram P. H. Dr., Medina.
Rohde, Clarence c., Brunswick.
Rolling, Louis, Valley City.
Ropp, Harry, Wadsworth.
Roshon, Harold E., Medina.
Roshon, Neil, Medina.
Rowe, Scott, Homerville.
Rooney, Walter, Seville.
Rooney, w., Seville.
Rushnik, Peter, Wadsworth.
Rumph, Joseph, Medina.
Ryland, Earl Robert
Sailer, John, Valley City.
Sanders, E. H. Lodi,
Sanders, Glen, Lodi.
Sanford, Budd, Brunswick.
Santee, Leroy, Wadsworth.
Sergeant, Lee R., Medina.
Sergeant, Max, Medina.
Sauders, Clayton B., Brunswick.
Sauders, Charles, Medina.
Schaffer, Carl, Wadsworth.
Schifferling, George, Mallet Creek.
Schindelholz, Emil, Medina.
Schlechty, Earl N, Medina.
Schmidt, Albert w., Medina.
Schmidt, Fred w.
Schmid, Emerson, Wadsworth.
Scott, Charles, Wadsworth.
Scott, Roy, Wadsworth.
Seymour, Joseph A., Medina.
Seymour, Merlin l., Medina.
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