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title to 400 acres of land from President James Madison in 1814, and he selected five half sections of 80 acres each in Salt Creek Township. This home and

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Early Obituary Abstracts Obituary indices Reading Adler death notices: selected death notices from a mid-19th century newspaper in Reading, Pennsylvania

of the committee on library and reading room subject to the trustees, to select all reading matter, engage librarian and other employees, make all needful

consider the possible mindset of the residents at the time the newspaper article was published. The views published in the newspapers do not reflect the

First Christmas tree in Wooster, Ohio, erected by August Imgard Another article published by Elinor Taylor in the Wooster Daily Record stated, "No decorations

consecutive years of record sales. Former Mayor of Wooster, President of Jaycees, selected Outstanding Young Man, civic leader and member of many industrial associations

and service will not be disrupted at any time. Eugene Buehler said. Article article continued For 86 years, Buehler's Fresh Foods has been a mainstay of

this industry, not only in this country but in most foreign lands. 1917 article, Wooster Daily Republican, 1917-12-22, p. 4. It is inconceivable what an

chairman- Mayor WC Yost, sect- TS Peckinpaugh, trea.- Harry McClarran and article goes on to talk about it and gave sub committees. Sammy McClarran is the

Cleveland through the counties of Wayne, Median, Summit and Cuyahoga. The article also provides for a telephone line along the route and for a spur to Chippewa

interest to Mr. Frank H Donnelly. CB Baird and Son, Emporium Drug Store #4ME. Article about Wooster University, its origin and purpose lists faculty and 11 annual

contract to establish a salting factory costing 1400-1600 dollars. The article goes on to list farmers who signed the contract. Over 100 of the 200 acres