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The Creston Journal has again changed hands, the new owners being Messrs. Mellen & Miller. The Creston Journal has again changed hands, the new owners

21, p. 4. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907 April 4, p. 5. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 19078 April 11, p. 5. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907

1911–1922 Online Issues The Creston Journal Oct 1, 1913 The Creston Journal Aug 23, 1916 26 Jan 1920–present The Daily Record Off the Record by E. C. Dix This

png ‎ (← links | edit) Newspaper ad:Glyphicons social 21 github - The Creston Journal November 1 1960 ‎ (← links | edit) Template:Organizations in industry

Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical Society, Creston, Ohio. Shreve Printing, p. 8. 1919

privately owned at the time, became a national bank and became The Stebbins National Bank of Creston. At the time of the change, the Stebbins bank had capital

p. 6. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1915 March 3, p. 5. Creston Journal;, Creston, Ohio. 1915 March 31, p. 7. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1915 September

Maps 2 February 19, 1919: "[Fire]", The Creston Journal, p. 4.

p. 12. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1916 September 6, p. 12. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1916 September 6, p. 12. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio

Original newspaper is housed at the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio.

This digital reproduction of this issue is the only surviving copy available: original newspaper given to the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio scheduled

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1918 Arcade Hotel Creston Landlord 1911 - The Creston Journal September 6 1911 Arcade Hotel Creston Ownership 1913 - The Creston Journal May 21 1913 Arcade

establishment. Read more ad. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p. 1, 8. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p.1.

1938, p. 9. Creston Journal. July 2, 1908, p. 4 Creston Journal. April 28, 1909, p. 4. Creston Journal. May 7, 1930, p. 8. Memories of Creston. Dorothy Fay

library card. Includes the Akron Beacon Journal 1984 - present; the Ashland Times-Gazette 2006 - present; several newspapers from the Columbus area; Medina

blade. The wound required twelve stitches. I NEED TO DO THE CITATION BUT CANT FIND IT (Crescent) The Creston Journal, Tues. December 30th, 1913. The Creston

Pike Station Journal 1882-1884 Creston Journal 1900 Creston Journal March 1 July 5 and 19 September 20 November 3 and 15 1904 Creston Journal 1906-1918 Creston

15th Wooster The Creston Journal 6/30/1915 Alleman 6/19/1915 15th Canaan Twp The Creston Journal 6/30/1915 Alleman 8/11/1935 35th Canaan Twp The Daily Record

Undertaking Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907 June 6, p. 5. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical

1977-1993 Kate Slater Scrapbooks duplicated 1988 Ray Peck's published Creston Journal 1963-1969 Betty Young Scrapbook (Kennedy Assassination) WWII Newspaper

College of Wooster. The Index, 1917 Creston Journal 17 November 1915 p. 5 "Local Items." Creston Journal. 7 October 1914 p. 5 "The Parade." Wooster Daily

Weekly. 1914 Creston Journal newspaper reports about the Creston Board of Trade Picture Show. 1914 Creston Journal newspaper reports about the Picture Show

cart and a--" but Fannie had fainted." Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p. 1. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p. 8.

about the year 1878 the name of the village was changed to Creston, because the confliction with another town in the state by the name of Pike. The town

barber shop, and Wayne County telephone office." Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p. 8. Creston Visited By Disastrous Fire. Dalton Gazette, Dalton

were introduced by the toastmaster, the Honorable John McSweeney, congressman from the 16th district. Upon the arrival of the speaker, the Honorable Franklin

right here in Creston is a firm by the name of Flick & Wells, whose warehouse is near the Wheeling railway station. They always buy and pay the very highest

for a Cleveland firm and have already delivered part of same." Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April 16, p. 1.

turnout that the trip to the farm and the rounds of the town were made. For funerals, weddings, drives or picnics, parties this stable has the finet outfits

and iron garage for the storage and repairing, and he is equipped for taking care of all kinds of automobiles. Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1913 April

Creston Journal 6,202 Pages 1904-1930 Dalton Advertiser 34 Pages 1878-1879 Dalton Gazette 42,147 Pages 1875-2002 Dalton Monthly Gazette 6 Pages 1879-1879

is carried the most complete line of building material in the county-- everything from the sills for the foundation to the shingles for the roof, including

Downing and Yocum Doylestown Journal Doylestown Journal Doylestown Journal Doylestown Journal Doylestown Journal Doylestown Journal Dr. A. P. Beach Dr. C. F

establishment Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1917 June 13, p. 5. Historic Buildings on Main Street, Creston, Ohio. Compiled by Kate Murray Slater. Creston Historical

Crow, Creston, Ohio 44217 C.H. Snder, Creston, Ohio 44217 U.L. Roch, Creston, Ohio 44217 C.P. Smith, Creston, Ohio 44217 J.W. Parsons, Creston Journal, Creston

Station Plat Map 1880 102 Creston Plat Map 1890 103 Creston Plat Map 1897 104 Creston Plat Map 1910 105 Creston Plat Map 106 106 Creston Plat Map 1990 107 Photo

Creston Past Almost Forgotten by Kathleen Murray Slater, Creston, OH: Creston Historical Society, 1991. Newsprint Gleanings from the 19th Century Clipped

November 16, 1921: "The Fair Board Makes About $5,000", The Creston Journal, p. 5. August 05, 1923: "17,000 Pay To See The Fair", The Daily Record, p. 123

November 16, 1921: "The Fair Board Makes About $5,000", The Creston Journal, p. 5. August 05, 1923: "17,000 Pay To See The Fair", The Daily Record, p. 123

Residents from the 1900 Directory, Creston Township ‎ (← links | edit) Residents from the 1900 Directory, Orrville ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster Journal, Abstracts

1856 The Herald January 17, 1885 - February 5, 1885 March 5, 1885; March 19, 1885; March 26, 1885 April 9, 1885; April 16, 18885 May 9, 1885 The Institute

publication includes the name of the deceased, the age at the time of death, the date of death, the place of burial, and the registration number of the deceased while

has been greatly simplified. The phrase "the former ____ line" borrows the company name of the dominant owner during the 20th century or whichever name

Chapel Rd., Creston, 44217, Ohio, United States April 19, 2019: "Area dairy producers receive awards" by Susan Mycrantz, Akron Beacon Journal, p. Online

Apr 1856 Wayne May 1849 William Henry Gentle Wilful absence C of Courts Journal Vol 19 447 8 Custody of William to Robert Gerber Louisa Gerber Rudloph 29

those divorces found listed in the Wayne County, Ohio newspapers from 1822 through 1935. This is not a complete index of the divorces. There is no single