Ohio Mechanics Institute - Omia Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LOTUS ARCHITECTURAL CLUB M Sch McGrath Cans? Hitchens Hoeb Pierson Leuvvlink. Crosley lirunstrop, Honkamp. Hasl. liemxal, Iuen, er: , , I , ., , , , Schumaker, Boehm, Neyer, Shulier, Hacker, Duninq, Rum-k, She-Phy, livwsrher, Salman. Page Ninety-eight Davidson, Schx-and. Wevnsiug, Boebmger, Sand, Lxpson, Green, Palmer.

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