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* 1909 - March 31, Mrs. W. H. {{Surname|Holzhauer}} and Mrs. C. H. {{Surname|Rogers}, of Seville, called on Mrs. Holzhauer's sister, Mrs. Lee {{Surname|Rebman}}, at the Arcade Hotel, Friday afternoon. They also graced the Journal's sanctum with their presence before leaving town. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 March 31, p. 7.</ref>
 
* 1909 - March 31, Mrs. W. H. {{Surname|Holzhauer}} and Mrs. C. H. {{Surname|Rogers}, of Seville, called on Mrs. Holzhauer's sister, Mrs. Lee {{Surname|Rebman}}, at the Arcade Hotel, Friday afternoon. They also graced the Journal's sanctum with their presence before leaving town. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 March 31, p. 7.</ref>
 
* 1911 - April 5, Wanted Dining room girl, at once. Inquire at Arcade Hotel, Creston.<ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1911 April 5, p. 4.</ref>
 
* 1911 - April 5, Wanted Dining room girl, at once. Inquire at Arcade Hotel, Creston.<ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1911 April 5, p. 4.</ref>
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* 1914 - February 4, Sheriff M. M. {{Surname|VanNest}} was in town Monday for the appraising of the Arcade Hotel. The hotel was appraised at $7,000 by A. S. {{Surname|Tuttle}}, Willis {{Surname|Bechtel}} and A. L. {{Surname|Ober}}. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 February 4, p. 8.</ref>
 
* 1914 - March 4, DON'T forget the Arcade Hotel sale next Saturday at 1 o'clock p.m. at Wooster court house. All the time you want on $2,600.00 of purchase price at 5 per cent annually. Don't forget the date March 7. No better built building in the county. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 March 4, p. 4.</ref>
 
* 1914 - March 4, DON'T forget the Arcade Hotel sale next Saturday at 1 o'clock p.m. at Wooster court house. All the time you want on $2,600.00 of purchase price at 5 per cent annually. Don't forget the date March 7. No better built building in the county. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 March 4, p. 4.</ref>
 
* 1914 - August 26, ...They also robbed the refrigerator on the back porch of the Arcade Hotel of some butter, bacon, bologna, veal and beef steak, and entered the basement but did not disturb the canned fruit or any of the contents of the basement. It is thought from appearances that both of the jobs Wednesday night were the work of local talent and although no charges have been made, a close watch is being kept. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 August 26, p. 1..</ref>
 
* 1914 - August 26, ...They also robbed the refrigerator on the back porch of the Arcade Hotel of some butter, bacon, bologna, veal and beef steak, and entered the basement but did not disturb the canned fruit or any of the contents of the basement. It is thought from appearances that both of the jobs Wednesday night were the work of local talent and although no charges have been made, a close watch is being kept. <ref>Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 August 26, p. 1..</ref>

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  • Arcade Hotel (Creston, Ohio)
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  • Old Address (same location just renumbering)
    • 215 N. Main St., Creston, 44217, Ohio
  • New Address (same location)
    • 120 N. Main St., Creston, 44217, Ohio

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  • 1907 - March 21, Found on Main street in front of the Arcade Hotel a few loads of gravel by digging down below the mud. Landlord Harris says he knows the sand was hauled there before the town was incorporated as he doesn't remember seeing any being put on the street since. [1]
  • 1907 - April 4, Last week Lee Rebman of Seville rented the Arcade Hotel from Landlord Al Harris and took possession the first of this month. Mr. Harris and family will move into the south part of his house vacated by Chas. Boley. [2]
  • 1907 - April 11, Lee Rebman, the new proprietor of the Arcade, is an old hotel man and its res reputation for first class accommodations will not suffer under his management. [3]
  • 1907 - April 18, Lee Rebman, one of the best known hotel men of this section of Ohio, has taken charge of the Arcade Hotel, Creston. Old friends will be glad to know that Mr. Rebman and his estimable wife are in the business again so near their old home, Seville. -- Wooster Republican. [4]
  • 1908 - July 2, Met in Creston. A meeting of the Central Valley Light and Power Co., was held at the Arcade Hotel, in Creston. Monday evening. J. W. Turner of this place is president of the company and will locate in Zanesville, the headquarters of the company, in about ten days. The purpose of the company is to supply light and power for cities, towns, factories, coal mines, electric railways, etc., contracts amounting to over three hundred thousand dollars having already been secured. The office of president carries with it a handsome yearly salary, and we congratulate our townsnian, Mr. Turner, on being able to secure it, and are confident he will fit the responsible position to the satisfaction of the stockholders. Mr. Turner's son, Merton, has been engaged as electrician for the company and has entered upon his ______. [5]
  • 1909 - March 21, To have the Johnston's Expert Opticians examine your eyes, and diagnose your case. They are conscientious and will tell you the truth. At the Arcade Hotel, Creston, Tuesday, March 30th. [6]
  • 1909 - March 31, Mrs. W. H. Holzhauer and Mrs. C. H. {{Surname|Rogers}, of Seville, called on Mrs. Holzhauer's sister, Mrs. Lee Rebman, at the Arcade Hotel, Friday afternoon. They also graced the Journal's sanctum with their presence before leaving town. [7]
  • 1911 - April 5, Wanted Dining room girl, at once. Inquire at Arcade Hotel, Creston.[8]
  • 1914 - February 4, Sheriff M. M. VanNest was in town Monday for the appraising of the Arcade Hotel. The hotel was appraised at $7,000 by A. S. Tuttle, Willis Bechtel and A. L. Ober. [9]
  • 1914 - March 4, DON'T forget the Arcade Hotel sale next Saturday at 1 o'clock p.m. at Wooster court house. All the time you want on $2,600.00 of purchase price at 5 per cent annually. Don't forget the date March 7. No better built building in the county. [10]
  • 1914 - August 26, ...They also robbed the refrigerator on the back porch of the Arcade Hotel of some butter, bacon, bologna, veal and beef steak, and entered the basement but did not disturb the canned fruit or any of the contents of the basement. It is thought from appearances that both of the jobs Wednesday night were the work of local talent and although no charges have been made, a close watch is being kept. [11]
  • 1915 - February 24, James Lee and wife have moved from Sterling into part of the Harris house next to the Arcade Hotel. [12]
  • 1915 - March 3, The members of "The Girl and the Tramp" company, who played at the town hall last Monday evening, spent the week-end at the Arcade Hotel. [13]
  • 1916 - April 3, D. M. Keeney and wife Kenneth Cheaney, wife and children, motored from their home in Cleveland, and spent Sunday at the Arcade Hotel, and called on friends in Creston. About ten years ago Mr. Keeney and his sister, Mrs. Cheaney were residents of Creston, but at that time Mr. Keeney went to Cleveland where he has made good, at present being employed by the contracting firm of Wadsworth, Adleson, Branning Co., as manager of the fire place, mantle and fixture department. The Journal is pleased to report the success of Mr. Keeney and hopes he will continue to prosper. [14]
  • 1916 - June 14, P. J. Staudt, wife and children, of Elkhart, Ind., motored here to attend the Template:Furname reunion, and are staying at the Arcade Hotel. [15]

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  • Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 February 19, p. 6.

  • Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 March 24, p. 4.

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Mrs. Rebman's Sudden Death

  • Mrs. Rebman's Sudden Death: Was a Shock to Her Many Creston Friends

Mrs. Lee Rebman, for many years connected with the Arcade Hotel, died at her home in Cleveland, Saturday morning of heart trouble. [16]

Mrs. Rebman was feeling better than usual when she retired Friday night, about 5 o'clock Saturday morning Mr. Rebman awoke and noticed that she was breathing hard. He got up to turn on the light and before he could get to her she was dead.

Mrs. Rebman leaves many friends in Wayne and Medina counties who will be sorry to learn of her death.

The funeral was held at Seville, on Tuesday, Rev. Knatt officiating. Interment was made in Mound Hill Cemetery.

References

  1. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907 March 21, p. 4.
  2. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907 April 4, p. 5.
  3. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 19078 April 11, p. 5.
  4. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1907 April 18, p. 4.
  5. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1908 July 2, p. 1.
  6. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 March 24, p. 1.
  7. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1909 March 31, p. 7.
  8. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1911 April 5, p. 4.
  9. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 February 4, p. 8.
  10. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 March 4, p. 4.
  11. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 August 26, p. 1..
  12. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1915 February 24, p. 5.
  13. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1915 March 3, p. 5.
  14. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1916 April 3, p. 5.
  15. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1916 June 14, p. 4.
  16. ↑ Creston Journal, Creston, Ohio. 1914 March 4, p. 1.

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