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$5674.00 In December 1881, the Presbyterian ladies of Creston formed themselves into a Ladies' Aid Society, with a view to Church organization. At that

Grand Army of the Republic, Women’sRelief Corps, Sons of Veterans, Ladies Aid Society, Daughters of Veterans and All Soldiers. ________________________

1917 In June 1917, the Wayne County Red Cross Society offered a course in elementary hygiene and first aid work. After completion of the class, participants

the church included Ladies Aid Society, Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, Young Ladies Missionary Society, Eisleben Society, Luther League, and

Branch Library was dedicated on October 13, 1991. The Creston Historical Society assembles documents and memorabilia, and writes and funds the printing of

12-8 p.m. each day from October to April. The Women's Christian Association ladies managed the reading room in the morning before the librarian arrived for

this Society and advance its interests, deserve the approbation and patronage of the citizens of the county. Resolved That the thanks of this Society be

before closing during the other months. The Women's Christian Association ladies were designated to manage the reading room during the morning hours before

Kondik Fr. Curt 66 Celleghin Romeo 66 Alter Society 66 National Council of Catholic Women 66 Holy Name Society 66 Catholic Order of Foresters 66 Sts. Peter

remained opened until 1958 when it was moved to the Wayne County Historical Society. During World War I, the Library collaborated with the College of Wooster

Synagogue was the property of the Connecticut Missionary Society, of the Presbyterian Church. This Society became active in Ohio territory about the year 1820

Coulter, justice of the Peace. For the ladies, we have just received a large assortment of fancy dry goods and ladies are respectfully invited to come and