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be part of an estate, which included the land where Rittman's American Legion Hall now stands. The house and grounds were considered a showplace during the

Creston, which was centrally located. Meetings were first held in a hall next to the Legion Hall. The burning of this building forced them to look elsewhere for

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States 135 American Legion, Post 407 135 American Legion Auxiliary Untit 407 136 Lions Club 136 Business Men 137 Lionless

I.O.O.F. Uniformed Rank Modern Woodmen American Legion Drum Corps Wooster Post No. 68 American Legion Civil War Veterans,Given Post No. 133 G.A.R. 8th

1857 District School Library - 1903 Wooster Poetry Society - 1940 Masonic Hall, northeast corner Liberty and Market Streets Ebenezer Lodge, No. 33 Organized

Capt. Jefferies 34 Carr A A 34 Hesler C H 34 McClarran Harry 34 Weiker Wm 34 Hall Thomas 34 Pockock Eli D 34 Barcus Daniel 34 Wood Albert 34 Yarnell D F 34

time, the Tusculum College residence hall in which Welty lived as a student, Craig Hall was renamed Welty-Craig Hall and a portrait of Stan was placed in

pool and billiard hall operated on the side nearest the alley which also had a plumbing shop back by the pool room, later the billiard hall was renovated and

Main memorial services in their hall and on Wednesday, Feb 19th, Camp 55, U. S. W. V., held services in the G. A. R. Hall. Both of these affairs were well

School 129 Hauenstein Hall 129 Dearolf Walter fire department 129 St. Anne Catholic Church 129 Central Park purchase 129 American Legion Post #423 chartered

81 Willard Nina Wife 81 Independent Oil and Gas Association 81 Peddler's Hall of Fame 81 New York Oil Producers 81 Miller-Smith Kimberly Children 81 Advisory

S. Montrose. The Zanesville Trio, S.S. Montrose. Franklin Post, American Legion, Columbus, S.S. Montrose. The Kelly's, S.S. Montrose. Dr. Gerringer, Mrs