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* Charity (Lawrence) Bell Stout: Conductor of the Underground Railroad in [[Wayne County, Ohio]]
* Charity (Lawrence) Bell Stout: Conductor of the Underground Railroad in [[Wayne County, Ohio]]
===Activists===
* [[Women's Christian Temperance Union]]
* [[Women's Suffrage|Woman's Suffrage]]
===Attorneys===
===Attorneys===
* [[Flory, Nellie]] : Housemother for the [[College of Wooster]]; owner of the Black and Gold Tea Room
* [[Flory, Nellie]] : Housemother for the [[College of Wooster]]; owner of the Black and Gold Tea Room
* Parrish, Melinda (Fox) Connelly : Landlady of the [[Archer House]]
===College of Wooster===
===College of Wooster===
* Boole, Ella (Alexander): 1878 graduate; President of WCTU, New York
* Compton, Otelia: [[College of Wooster]]; “Mother of Scientists”
* Compton, Otelia: [[College of Wooster]]; “Mother of Scientists”
* Guille, Fran: [[College of Wooster]]
* Guille, Fran: [[College of Wooster]]
* Notestein, Lucy Lilian: [[College of Wooster]]; author of Wooster of the Middle West
===Community===
===Community===
* [[Arick, Ola May]]: Traveled with the Red Cross during WWI; authority on Ohio history; initiated services to the disabled in the Wayne County, Ohio area (became part of the welfare dept); served as director of the Wayne County, Ohio Welfare Dept
* [[Arick, Ola May]]: Traveled with the [[Wayne County Chapter of the American Red Cross|Red Cross]] during WWI; authority on Ohio history; initiated services to the disabled in the Wayne County, Ohio area (became part of the welfare dept); served as director of the Wayne County, Ohio Welfare Dept
* Bahl, Cecelia Catherine: Charter member of the [[Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio|Wayne County Historical Society]]
* Bahl, Cecelia Catherine: Charter member of the [[Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio|Wayne County Historical Society]]
* [[Douglass, Narcissa]]: In charge of Woman’s Relief movement in Wayne County, OH 1860-1865; early member of Wooster Thursday’s club; chairperson of the Women’s movement during the Wayne County, Ohio Centennial Celebration in 1896
* Clark, Eliza Maria Whedon: Charter member of the [[Daughters of the American Revolution, Wooster-Wayne Chapter]]
* [[Douglass, Narcissa]]: In charge of [[Soldiers Aid Society|Woman’s Relief movement]] in Wayne County, OH 1860-1865; early member of Wooster Thursday’s club; chairperson of the Women’s movement during the Wayne County, Ohio Centennial Celebration in 1896
* Knight, Maude B.: President of the Women’s Association; member of College Circle and DAR; member of the English Tea Club
* Knight, Maude B.: President of the Women’s Association; member of College Circle and DAR; member of the English Tea Club
* Sheppard, Mary: Member of the [[Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio|Wayne County Historical Society]]
* Sheppard, Mary: Member of the [[Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio|Wayne County Historical Society]]
* Stibbs, Emeline Beebe Sprague: President of the Soldiers Aid Society of Wayne County, Ohio from December 1862-1865
* [[Stitt, Harriett Woodworth]]: Vice President of the first Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Wooster, formed in 1874
* [[Stitt, Harriett Woodworth]]: Vice President of the first Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Wooster, formed in 1874
* [[McSweeney, Emeline Stibbs]]: Stricken with polio but taught at the [[College of Wooster]] for 40 years
* [[McSweeney, Emeline Stibbs]]: Stricken with polio but taught at the [[College of Wooster]] for 40 years
* [[Muhse, Effa Funk]]: First woman granted the degree of doctor of philosophy from the University of Indiana
* [[Pope, Elizabeth Hippee]]: Superintendent of [[Grove Female Seminary]] (1800s)
* [[Pope, Elizabeth Hippee]]: Superintendent of [[Grove Female Seminary]] (1800s)
* [[Hoover, Lou Henry| Lou Henry Hoover]]: President Herbert Hoover’s wife; relative of the Henry Family who was one of the 1st settlers in [[Wooster, Ohio]]
* [[Hoover, Lou Henry| Lou Henry Hoover]]: President Herbert Hoover’s wife; relative of the Henry Family who was one of the 1st settlers in [[Wooster, Ohio]]
* [[Irish, Annie B.]]: Professor, [[College of Wooster]]; served as translator and librarian for the State Department of Interior from 1877-1881
* [[Anna Bell Irish|Irish, Annie Bell]]: Professor, [[College of Wooster]]; served as translator and librarian for the State Department of Interior from 1877-1881
* Parker, Ethel: Historian, County Officer (Treasurer)
* Parker, Ethel: Historian, County Officer (Treasurer)
* Buss, Mary Mildred: Lt. Col. Army Nurse
* Buss, Mary Mildred: Lt. Col. Army Nurse
* [[Vera Lucille (Lehman) Hendrix|Hendrix, Vera Lucille Lehman]]: Nurse in the U.S. Army Air Corps, WWII
* Neufer, Judith Ann: 1st female military aviatrix (January 1973)
* Neufer, Judith Ann: 1st female military aviatrix (January 1973)
* Kelley, Edna: Nurse Supervisor, [[Wooster Community Hospital]]
* Kelley, Edna: Nurse Supervisor, [[Wooster Community Hospital]]
* Mrs. J.D. Robison (Assisted her husband physician in the Civil War. She and her two children were captured by the Confederates and later released.)
* Tostlebe, Pearl: Graduate of the Army School of Nursing (1921)
* Tostlebe, Pearl: Graduate of the Army School of Nursing (1921)
* See also [[Wayne County Chapter of the American Red Cross|American Red Cross]]
===Physicians===
===Physicians===
* Patton, Dr. Mary Brown: researcher at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, Department of Home Economics (1926-1960); writer of scientific papers in the fields of calcium, phosphorus and nitrogen metabolism of young women; writer on the nutritive value of foods and growth and nutrition of school children
* Patton, Dr. Mary Brown: researcher at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, Department of Home Economics (1926-1960); writer of scientific papers in the fields of calcium, phosphorus and nitrogen metabolism of young women; writer on the nutritive value of foods and growth and nutrition of school children
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===Telephone Operators===
[[Telephone operators, women|Telephone operators]] is one of the first occupations women had the opportunity to work other than working as a teacher. Other names included Switchboard Operators and Hello Girls.
===Theater===
* [[Pearl (Tormie) Early - Actress|Early, Phebe Tormie]]: Toured with the Bijou Musical Comedy Company in the early 1900s.
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===Newspaper Articles===
===Newspaper Articles===
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File:Madge_Golden.jpg|Madge {{Surname|Golden}}
File:Madge_Golden.jpg|Madge Golden
File:Madge_Golden1.jpg|Madge {{Surname|Golden}} graduate
File:Madge_Golden1.jpg|Madge Golden graduate
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File:Scott_Agnes_law.jpg|Agnes Scott:
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[[CATEGORY: Compiled Genealogies]]
[[Category:Compiled Genealogies]]
[[Category:Women of Wayne County]]
[[Category:People by Company in Wayne County, Ohio]]