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. . . . . About Name Frick & Tyler - Grain, Seeds and Wool Manufacturing Food Manufacturing Facts Founded Date unknown Dissolved Date unknown Related Key

sold in Wooster. E Fabers, restaurant on 26 W Liberty. Overholt and co. Frick and Tyler grain dealers, warehouse on E South Street. Great bargins in underware

E Liberty Street. Frick and Tyler grain for sale. WHH Sickley clothing on Frick Memorial block, one door west of McClarran Grocery and one door east of

building and the land on which Robertson and Droz Cab building stood, corner of North and N Buckeye Streets. Landis and Schmuck, furniture and undertaking

Freedlander's J. Frick Tyler and Walter W. Tyler, Proprietors 1915 Tyler Grain Co., rear 127 W. Liberty St., Wooster J. Frick Tyler and Walter W. Tyler 1919 Tyler

capactiy. They are buyers and shippers of grain, seeds and wool. The individual members of this firm are J. Frick and W.D. Tyler; the former has for many

Moses, N. Bever St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Frick and Tyler, grain seeds and wool. French and Tyler, rear of Frick memorial block. David Thomas, alley, rear

wife and children, a new page should be created. Husband: Jacob Frick Wife: Elizabeth (Shelly) Frick Children: William E. Frick Rebecca Alice (Frick) Imgard

Beelman and Son Jacob Frick Jacob Frick Jacob Frick and Co. Jacob Frick and Co. Jacob Frick and Co. Jacob Frick and W. D. Tyler Jacob Frick and W. D. Tyler

Smyser; John C. McClarran; Judge E. S. Dowell; Ross W. Funck. Produce and Grain -- Jacob Frick, Chairman; David Thomas; J. T. Shields; Charles E. Thorne; Abram

fortunate at Seigenthaler’s 2 doors W of court house. Frick and Tyler grain dealers. Laubach and Boyd. Rice for sale of books on the square. On April 1st

kindness of the firm of Alcock and Donald especially Forbes Alcock, who designed the Frick monument and fountain and whose genius and skill with the chisel has

Mt. Vernon and returned to Wooster. EP Osborne has again returned from Cleveland and taken the ground floor gallery. Frick and Tyler Grain dealers, warehouse

L. Freedlander, Frick Building, Wooster, Ohio 44691 Geislman Clothing Co., 10 East Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. G. George, Frick Block, Wooster,

Amster Shoe Barry's Grocery Academy of Music Tyler Grain Company Arcade Billard Parlor old Masonic Temple Also, Freedlander One Price Clothier (Freedlanders

Lee's Grocery and Feed Store, S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Kate Soliday, 94 E. South St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Kate Stevens, 1 Mulberry and E. Grant St

Elegant Queen Anne shingle-style Victorian home built for W.D. Tyler, owner of Tyler Grain. Sloane House-County Historical Landmark (1976)-brick house located

Ohio 44691 Elizabeth Frick, 145 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Charles W. Frick, 132 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Gail M. Frick, 132 Beall Ave., Wooster

Overholt, WD Tyler, Ser Frick, JO Overholt. J Zimmerman and Co. books and stationary and drugs W Liberty Street. Harry McClarran wholesale and retail grocery

Street, HS Childs. On May 1, 1883, Jacob Frick took WD Tyler into grain business as a partner firm known as J Frick and Co. White Front Store for wallpaper