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Commercial House (Congress, Ohio) (view source)
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* 1901 - April, Frank {{Surname|Reed}} and family are now settled in their new quarters, known as the Commercial House, and expect to do all in their power to make this a first-class hotel. Mrs. Reed has the reputation of a first-class cook, and the hungry traveler will find this an excellent place to supply the inner man.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 April 17, p. 1.</ref>
* 1901 - April, Frank {{Surname|Reed}} and family are now settled in their new quarters, known as the Commercial House, and expect to do all in their power to make this a first-class hotel. Mrs. Reed has the reputation of a first-class cook, and the hungry traveler will find this an excellent place to supply the inner man.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 April 17, p. 1.</ref>
* 1901 - May, On Wednesday afternoon and evening the Alumni Reunion was held. The banquet was held at the Commercial House and a most tempting spread was laid. Toasts were given by the President of the Alumni Association, Charles {{Surname|Kime}}, followed by Miss Lydia {{Surname|Strenick}} and last but not least the class of 1901 was toasts by Victor {{Surname|Hoppe}}. The exercises throughout were of the highest order and the music by the Carl Berg Quartette, Miss Stanley, Members Smith and Offindeer on the violin was very much appreciated.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 May 22, p. 1.</ref>
* 1901 - May, On Wednesday afternoon and evening the Alumni Reunion was held. The banquet was held at the Commercial House and a most tempting spread was laid. Toasts were given by the President of the Alumni Association, Charles {{Surname|Kime}}, followed by Miss Lydia {{Surname|Strenick}} and last but not least the class of 1901 was toasts by Victor {{Surname|Hoppe}}. The exercises throughout were of the highest order and the music by the Carl Berg Quartette, Miss Stanley, Members Smith and Offindeer on the violin was very much appreciated.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 May 22, p. 1.</ref>
* 1901 - August, Daniel {{Surname|Hines}} of West Salem, while working on the roof of the Commercial House barn at that place last Friday, slipped and fell 24 feet, breaking both bones of his left leg near the ankle and the same bone near the knee and injuring his back.<ref>Wayne County Herald, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 August 8, p. 3.</ref>
* 1901 - August, Miss {{Surname|Clark}}, of Applecreek, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Frank {{Surname|Reed}}, at the Commercial House.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 August 28, p. 1.</ref>
* 1901 - August, Miss {{Surname|Clark}}, of Applecreek, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Frank {{Surname|Reed}}, at the Commercial House.<ref>Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1901 August 28, p. 1.</ref>
* 1902 - January, Blain {{Surname|Leiter}} and Miss Rillie {{Surname|Brown}} were united in marriage by Rev. {{Surname|Hoak}} at the parsonage in Burbank last Wednesday evening. They were accompanied to Burbank by Leon {{Surname|Simon}} and Miss Isa {{Surname|Garver}}. Upon their return home an excellent supper was served by Blaine's parents at the Commercial House. These are popular young people, and they start in life with the well wishes of their many young associates.<ref>Wayne County Democraft, Wooster, Ohio. 1920 January 8, p. 6.</ref>
* 1902 - January, Blain {{Surname|Leiter}} and Miss Rillie {{Surname|Brown}} were united in marriage by Rev. {{Surname|Hoak}} at the parsonage in Burbank last Wednesday evening. They were accompanied to Burbank by Leon {{Surname|Simon}} and Miss Isa {{Surname|Garver}}. Upon their return home an excellent supper was served by Blaine's parents at the Commercial House. These are popular young people, and they start in life with the well wishes of their many young associates.<ref>Wayne County Democraft, Wooster, Ohio. 1920 January 8, p. 6.</ref>