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The American Pen Art Hall G. Bixler, President Chas. F. Steck Walnut and Liberty St. General baking and

do so by calling at the store of S. G. Westphall, who will contiue the business at the old stand. O.W. Cole and S. G. Westphall. Slankerville, Ohio, July

Mathew McClure – Born Sept 1, 1817 D. K. Hamilton –Born Oct. 6th, 1813 W. G. Myers – Born June 7th, 1820 M. Welker – Born April 25, 1819 Jacob Frick –

Captain William A. Atkinson, Lieut. Abner L. Fraser. Headquarters Co. Capt. G. G. McCoy 1st Lieut. George F. Griffith 1st Lieut. Louis E. Snyder 1st Lieut

Flanders.’ (Signed) Albert Deveze. “ By Order of the Secretary of War: S. G. Walthall Adjutant General 1 Incl. Diploma. GENERAL HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY

Chairman; Geo. J. Schwartz; David Nice; W. B. Bryson; Harry Huffstot; J. G. George. Lumber and Coal -- D. C. Curry, Chairman; J. W. Chamberlain; John

, Emma (D-11793).jpg# 1/31/1946 0:00:00 1 Cameron, G 4/25/1963 18628 #RP-1963\Abstracts\Cameron, G (D-18628).jpg# 5/2/1963 0:00:00 1 Cameron, Harold 7/11/1955

E, 169th O.N.G._____________________________________________Capt. Wm. H. McMonigal, Co. D, 102d O.V.I. Jacob G. Hartman, Co E 169th O.N.G.____________

*36 Fresh G 27 Fresh George 21 Fuhrman John 4 Fulton Wm. *13 Funalman J *13 Funalman P *25 Funk Wm. 13 Galloway Geo. 21 Gardner R 32 Garver G 12 Garver

21 Myers J. G. 9 Nailer Mrs. C. 27 Nave G 34 Neff P 22 Neyroth 17, 20 Nichols J 36 Obeour J. A. 8, 9 Oberholzer M 7, 8 Oldroyd A 33 Palmer G. H. 5, 6 Pile

(surname)|{{{1}}}]][[Category:Individuals with {{{1}}} Surname]]Critchfield and Lieut. G. W. Unger, Wooster Company E…… W. S. ((Surname|Cook}}, Pittsburgh, and Wm.

Wooster Hearn Harry Wooster Fletcher Col. William M. Wooster Weaver Erwin V. Wooster Cutter Chas. L. Wooster McDaniel Thos. G. Wooster Kiser Chas. Wooster Schuck

McZena, Ashland county, O., daughter of Col. E. Moores, of the 65th O. V. I. and C. B. Williams, Crestline, O., son of G. W. Williams, of 64th O. V. I. by Rev

Lodge, and Zion Lutheran Church. Surviving are two brothers, Col. Frank C. Gerlach and William G. Gerlach, both of Wooster. Funeral services will be held at

John 2 Lowe G. L. 32 Mackey E 27 Markey C 6 Marten Emanuel 23 Martin E 14, 27 Martin I 12 McCartney C 5 McClure A 14 McClure S 14 McConnen G 9 McCoy Sarah

Foughts Bakery 69 Easterday J H 69 Shultz E G 69 Village Council 70 Township Officials 70 Burnett Harry G 70 Wharton George 70 Aylsworth Ernest 70 Banks

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Firing Squad SUNDAY NIGHT Camp Fire at O.N.G. Armory, Walnut Ave. S. E. Refreshments Served. MONDAY MORNING Registration

David 32 Sorg C 5, 6 Spink R. B. 32 Stahler Levi 12 Stibbs Thos. 2 Stine D. G. 13, 14 Stoever Jacob 7 Strock Dan'l 20, 21 S W 14 Taggart Dr. 2 Taggart Jas

1884 1954 G 2 8 Korp Albert S 1906 1990 G 2 8 Korp Zelma B 1912 1981 G 2 9 Coles Alford L 1910 1979 G 2 10 Coles Claris E 1915 1986 G 2 10 Coles Alford L

Capt. M.C. Grover G. McCoy   Henry A. Sprow Capt. Hq. Co.   Capt. Personnel J. Earl Ports   Eston H. Kiplinger Capt. Sup. Co.   1st Lt. M.G. Co. J. C. Hawkins

1880 - J. G. Jackson 1884 - S. C. Speer, News depot and book store 1884 - D. E. Robinson, book bindery 1880 Aug - "For sale by J. G. Jackson, old Howard

Knox, Wm. V. Keslar, Johnson Kailor, John Leathers, Laura Lautenschlager, H.G. Lautenschlager, Martin Lehman, Christian A. Lehman, John A. Lowe, Gilbert

Full Course 50¢ ___________________________ [Col]onial Theatre "Where Sound Sounds Best" Now Showing [Janet G]aynor and Charles Farrell in "Merely Mary Ann"

County, Ohio. Amstutz, David G. Amstutz, Fanny G. Amstutz, John G. Amstutz, Soloman J. Baker, Harry E. Baumgartner, Lena G. Bupp, Jacob Burkhart, David

Weidman, Canton   ‘’ K— C. O. Wiley, Alliance ‘’ C— Harry LeFevre, Ashland   ‘’ G— A. C. Bachman, Wadsworth   ‘’ L— Chas. E. Flory, Canton ‘’ D— H. L. McClarran

1922-10-02 G 151 B 4 41 2 Higgins Anna E 77 1955-04-04 G 159 A 4 109 2 Higgins Elizabeth 95 1965-08-28 G 151 C 4 41 2 Higgins Harry G 76 1957-03-14 G 159 B

possession the portrait of Lincoln with son Tad. ^^^ Note: The portrait of Col. William H. Morgan was reportedly given to President McKinley. Husband: Michael

McMillen service during the Civil War. Wayne County Democrat 1902-SEP03 p.3 Col. Wanted that Bird-Civil War tale. Wooster Republican 1917-JUL-05 p.5 Capt

Curry William R. 1226 Quinby Ave. Dice Arch H. 304 E. Bowman St. Gray Frank G. Grossenbach Cary W. 504 N. Grant St. Kinkler Harry Kistler Joseph W. 314 Prospect

D——————————Warren. Company E——————————Ashtabula. Company F——————————Cleveland. Company G——————————Norwalk. Company H——————————Cleveland. Company I———————————Cleveland

Township, Medina County, Ohio in 1861 Mrs. R. C. Paul Mrs. Ila Lemmon (M. G. M.) - Wooster Mrs. Cooper Davis Lucile Grosjean Anna Walter Miss Conrow Miss

Company D, Wooster; Company E, East Liverpool; Company F, Canton; Company G, Wadsworth; Company H, Shreve; Company I, Canton; Company K, Alliance; Company

Curry. Committee on Music-- Brothers: T. P. Baumgardner, Geo. W. Reid, A. G. Rich and Daniel Pierson Committee on Amusements-- Brothers: J. H. Carr, Samuel

1927 9 4 Wile, Anna May Wile, William G. 12 Sep 1909 Neglect of Duty DR 9 Dec 1927 9 5 Parsons, Zola Parsons, Jacob G. 3 Mar 1928 25 May 1916 Personal Cruelty

Committees WR19080715p5, col6 Carnegie Increases Gift to Fifteen Thousand Dollars, WR19030610p4, col3 Wrote to Carnegie, WR19070306p8, col5 Try to Get Carnegie:

Unknown Donald, Unknown Drouchard, Sebastian G Duvall, Unknown Faselburn, Unknown Feeman, Dora E Fetzer, Leona G Finn, Ruth A Forrer, Jerine M Groff, Grace

library establishing its first school branch in the new high school building. G. C. Maurer, Superintendent of schools and also a library trustee informed Mrs

Miller, WA Stevens, DW Bechtel, John Saal, Bloomberg and Co., LN Solliday, Mrs. G Franks, MR Limb, JR Brown, HJ Frost, ED Fisher, D Stoner, John Johnston, W

5m. Kreilin(g|Kreilin?), George Died 26 Nov 1866 Wooster Republican 6 Dec 1866 Nov 26th, at West (?) Brookfield, Stark Co, George Kreilin (g?) aged 75y

Wooster, Ohio 44691 G. M. Lemmon , 154 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 A. Licofsky , 250 S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Geo G. Mann , 303 S. Market

the Probate Judge. JR Bowman, county auctioneer. Commerical Bank of Wooster, G Emerick-pres, CV Hard- cashier, in Exchange Block, W Liberty Street. Rice and

square. Removed: Robert Gow has moved to the corner room of Downing block. G Bixler Business College. WC National Bank capital and surplus 119000, Jacob

gold fields. The company of men was composed of the following individuals: G. W. Donnelly, J. T. Hemphill, Dr. Kenworthy, F. Rice, Jos. Robison* (*did not

attendance when above sketch was taken. Terms through course 25.00 50 lessons 5.00, G Bixler, Wooster. The Dexter Tyler H and L Co. are making extensive preparations

Wooster, Ohio 44691 Mrs. S. I. McCommon, 84 Bealle Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 G. G. McCoy, W. North and Walnut St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Richard McCrahen, 74 W

occupied by Jones and Woodsworth as a law office and residence, was sold to John G Jackson and John Thompson for 1435. The lumber yard did not sell for want of

320 E. Bowman St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Helen G. Black, L1 Cleveland Rd., Bloomington, Ohio 44691 David G. Blackwood, 411 N. Buckeye St., Wooster, Ohio

Sweeney. Board of Directors: CD Silver, Harvey Geiselman, HJ Hastings, Charles G Royel, Isaac Greist. The alarm of fire sounded Monday evening, caused by incendiary

By this marriage he was blessed with five sons and two daughters: Malcolm G Parsons decd; JR Parsons; CC parsons JR; AH Parsons; Alma Parsons also Mrs

and disease of eyes, resulting in loss of vision.IncreaseG.W. Reed, Wooster, late private of Co. G. 51st Regt. O.V.I., from April 9, 1890 at the rate of $10

cashier, JT Hartman teller. Stockholders are Edward M Quimby, Jacob Frick, Jacob G Hartman, PS Van Houten, JSR Overholt and John W Frick. John Raeb, butcher,

following were elected directors: Andrew Branstetter, WO Beebe, CW Kauke, James G George, CC Adams treasure, Harry McClarran, attorney- Judge Hiram B Swartz

feed barn N Liberty Street. Harry McClarran grocery store, W Liberty Street. G Bixler business college. February 1st, I will move my stock of boots and shoes

for $1,333. Fairs were held there until 1889 when this land was sold to J. G. Troutman for $8,900, Main reason for the sale is that some of the directors

groceries. Dissolution of partnership of William Spencer and J Barr. JM Eberman, G Liverett grocery store, 2 doors east of American House. New firm and new goods

for $1,333. Fairs were held there until 1889 when this land was sold to J. G. Troutman for $8,900, Main reason for the sale is that some of the directors

office SW corner of square, in rooms heretofore occupied by Welker, Downing and G. Yocum. AJ Thomas, first door south of National Bank, SW side of square, upstairs

of Buckeye and E North Streets to a diagonal line across the lots owned by G Seigenthaler and others along line of Spring Run to a corner of E Liberty and