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PEARL CITY PAINT & GLASS CO., 15 Main Street *»
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Crosby, Mettelus, (Kate), conductor, h. 45 Hamilton. ^J
Crosby, Walter C, (Anna), electrician, h. 921 East Second.
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Crosgrove, Elizabeth, student, r. 203 South Main.
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Crosgrove, Fred O., (Jessie M.),—mgr. Niagara Life Insurance Co., 9-10 d
Gokey Bldg.,—h. 203 South Main.
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Crosgrove, Fred O., Jr., apprentice surveyor, r. 203 South Main.
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Cross, Bert S., (Ada), barber, h. over 124 East Second. £^
Cross, Sarah Mrs., cook, rms. 17 West Fourth.
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Crossfield, Frank W., (Minnie), collector Morning Post, h. 36 Center.
Crossfield, Keith K., printer, r. 36 Center. 09
Crossgrove, Emma, widow Samuel, h. 298 South Main. 57"^
Crossgrove, Grace L., r. 294 South Main. ©
Crossgrove, Walter S., (Emily), foreman finisher,h. 294 South Main. C*_
Crossgrove, William E., machinist and tool maker, r. 294 South Main. ^"
Crossley, Alice, weaver, r 23 Virginia Bvd. «^
Crossley, Ann E., weaver, r. 23 Virginia Blvd. ©
Crossley, Arthur, auditor J. W. & N. W. R. R. rms. The Osmer.
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Crossley, Arthur, (Jessie), bookkeeper, h. 37 Broadhead Ave. *"*
Crossley, Fred, (Mattie E.), bandsawyer, h. 5 Orchard.
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Crossley, Harry, (Ethel), textileworker, h. 70 Benedict. 09
Crossley, Haydn, (Lilla F. M.), police, h. 10 Maple.
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Crossley, Henry, (Hagar), textileworker, h. 32 Maple.
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Crossley, James W., (Mary K.), commercial traveler, h. 523 Winsor. Om
Crossley, J. Fenton, clerk, r. 17 Elam Ave. *^
Crossley, Robert, (Edith), undertaker, h. 17 Elam Ave. 2.
Crossley, Robinson, (Pearl O.), carpenter, h. 50 West Fifteenth. £3
Crossley, Sarah A., widow George, h. 23 Virginia Bvd.
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Crossley, Sarah A., machine operator, r. 23 Virginia Blvd. ,
Crossman, Mary, widow Alfred F., h. 210 East Fourth. j.
Croston, James G., (Anna), foreman woodworker, h. 215 Curtis. £
Crowder, Vascar, (Anne), printer, r. 918 Newland Ave. "
Crowe, Clara, textileworker, r. 10 Elk.
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Crowe, Elizabeth, widow Benjaniin,—notions, 141 Harrison,—h. do. $ g.
Crowe, Ella, r. 3 Hall Ave. £ »
Crowe, George N., (Katherine), tinsmith, h. over 11 East Third. B —
Crowe, Horsfall, (Elizabeth), textileworker, h. 10 Elk.
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Crowe, John, electrician, h. 3 Hall Ave. 5 §.
Crowe, Thomas W., electrician, r. 3 Hall Ave.
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Crown Metal Construction Co., Inc.—Perry W. Goodwin, pres.; David Lincoln, ^
vice pres.; Roscoe W. Clark, gen. mgr.; Oscar F. Johnson, sec.-treas.,— § g
mfrs. metal furniture, 120-124 Steele.
Croyle, Frank L., (Rose), carpenter, h. 18 Valley. • *
Crull, William M., (Olga), commercial traveler, h. 616 Cherry.
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Crum, Egbert W., commercial traveler, r. 26 Allen. 5!
Crum, Harriet R., widow A. Watson, h. 26 Allen.
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Crum, Jane L., r. 26 Allen.
Cuscallsia, Angelo, (Mary), florist,h. Merlin Ave. 3 o g
Cueld, Axel, ironworker, bds. 12 Whitley PI. w n
Baldwin, Culabres, Mary, r. 509 weumlEBuiding Allen. Diamond Expert f ^ 25 S
Culabres, Mike, (Mechele), laborer, h. 509 Allen. g .
Culbertson, Claude, commercial traveler, r. over 16 Ninth. Cullen, George John, Daisy, Bridget, Harry, cobbler, P., student, (Alice H., widow R. (Annie), R. G.), r. r. Thomas, brakeman, over 295 cobbler, h. Willard. 1130 practical Axtel. r. h. Fairview 620 over Murray nurse, 11 Ave. Axtel. r. Ave. 329 East Second.
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