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Wooster, Ohio 44691 Station 1 - 510 N. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Station 2 - Dissolved 433 E. Highland Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Station 2 - 3333 Burbank

as follows: President -- C. V. Hard 1st Vice President -- S. B. Husselman 2nd Vice President -- T. C. Raynolds Secretary -- C. C. Adams Treasurer -- W. W

Barns was the first family to join the Searight's 1813 - William Searight built the first sawmill 1816 - C. P. Tennent was the first tuition paid teacher

Residence of C.D. Gilbert, Orrville, Ohio Page 39 Indian Trails Priest Jones Residence of Fanny C. Musser, Baughman Township Residence of S.H. Johnson,

44691 B & O Station, 251 S. Columbus Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C.S. & C Station, 104 N. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Pennsylvania Station, 508 Pittsburgh

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44691 B & O Station , 251 S. Columbus Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. S. & C Station , 104 N. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Pennsylvania Station , 508 Pittsburgh

Stauffer J. C. Kurtz J. C. Kurtz J. C. Smythe J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche J. C. Tieche

William Armstrong William Armstrong G. J. Ebright G. J. Ebright Walter C. Foster Walter C. Foster Walter J. Buss Walter J. Buss Max H. Kister Max H. Kister

was established in Pike Station, Ohio by Postmaster Ebenezer A. Benjamin, consequently changing the village's name to Pike Station. The name was changed

Post Office Pike Station 96 Seville Station Plat Map 1870 97 Pike Station Plat Map 1897 99 Seville Station Plat 1870 98 Seville Station Plat 1870 100 Ober

500 Visit Station . Station Closed Down . The Director Still on Job at Station Today . E. C. Witham, "How Radioactive Is Area? Wooster Station Finds Out

McFarland Wm 31 Manson V C 31 Manson, Jr V C 31 Manson W H 31 Manson George 31 Filbey, Jr John 31 Miller Henry 31 Linsey S C 31 Battles W S 31 Bertolette W J

used as a station where fugitives were sheltered and fed. The article written by Dr. W. S. Battles on recalling an experience in the 1840's, mentions Bell's

Persons Founders C. J. Miller Location 0000 S. Summit St., Smithville, 44677, Ohio, United States Mill was struck by lightning which ignited a fire destroying

Talbot, John C. Vanmeter, C. O. Van Nest, J. P. thru Weber, Charles Weber, Albert thru Wilson, Belle Wilson, James W. thru Young, Louis Young, Mary C. thru Zurbuchen

selling insurance. William's son-in-law, John Romich, joined the newborn lending firm. By the late 1800's and early 1900's, Creston was a "boom town".

Hand-Craft Shoppe Amoco Service Station Gibbs Gulf Service Hockenberry Sohio Service Long's Gulf Service Station Middleton's Super Service Miller & Markle

George 75 Stauffer C 75 Reigdon Nancy 75 Religious Telegraph 75 Bonewell Rev. B K 75 Ecker Rev. D 75 Slater Rev. C A 75 Barnes Rev. J S 76 Rook David 76

Facts Founded 1961 Wooster,Ohio Related Key Persons Founders Herman W. Lay C. E. Doolin Location 1626 Old Mansfield Rd., Wooster, 44691, Ohio Media Gallery

owner 9 Acro Service Station 8 McCormick Isabelle 8 Scheuffler Mrs. Ruth Roth Roth Store owner 8 Scheuffler C W Roth Store owner 8 Rudy C C roth Store bought

Rev. L. H. McConnell 1881 - Rev. N. S. Albright 1884 - Rev. George Mather 1886 - Rev. R. T. Stevenson 1890 - Rev. D. C. Dawson 1895 - Rev. J. Frank Smith

Experiment Station, Department of Botany in Wooster (beginning in 1919) Frank, Norma Augusta: researcher at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, Department

Clifford P. Funck Daniel C. Fair Virgil P. Forbes E. B. (Experiment Station) Foster Thomas C. (Wooster) Medical Gerlach Frank C. Colonel 146 Inf. Gerlach

for it is already overcrowded. The only reason that the growth of the 30's and 40's could be absorbed in this present building was that Council in 1949 participated

1838) Siblings Martin Myer (b.1791–d.1859) Maria Myer (b.1790–d.1860) John C. Myers (b.1799–d.1877) Isaac Myer (b.1803–d.1876) Christian Myer (b.1796–d

44691 John France, 62 S. Walnut St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 S.N. Franks, 48 S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 William Fritz, 121 S. Market St., Wooster,

100 S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Anna Ayers, mailing clerk at experiment station, 141 S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 William Barnard, 97 S. Bever

Edward C. Kramer 1922-1933 - Rev. Michael L. Moriarty 1933-1938 - Rev. Owen L. Gallagher 1938-1945 - Rev. Richard P. Roth 1945-1950 - Rev. Edward S, Hannon

Asian Wok Inc Aunt Molly's Restaurant Aunt Molly's Restaurant Auntie Anne's Pretzels Auntie Anne's Pretzels Avery's Avery's B. S. Burgan will soon resume

photos for a lengthy article on the LA&S, 1948 More photos from the 1948 LA&S article, The meat of the 1948 LA&S article, Diesels replace steam engines

Wooster Second Ward 781 Caskey John S John S. Caskey Wooster Grocer, Flour and Feed. W. Liberty St. Caskey John S John S. Caskey Wooster Grocer. Dealer in

Wooster Geyers Chapel Jackson Presbyterian St. Mary's, Wooster St. Paul's Reformed Church St. Peter's United Church of Christ (formerly Evangelical & Reformed)

basis for the school branches to be established in th 1920's and later was made. 408 borrower's for 1910 (including 6 non-residents for a total of 2,45 borrowers

[https://wiki.wcpl.info/w/Ohio_Agricultural_Experiment_Station Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station 1882 - Ohio General Assembly enacts legistlation to establish

Lawrence Norton, Cleveland; Senator Earl C. McCreary, S. B. Stanbery and Thomas H. Morrow, Cincinnati and F. C. Gerlach, Wooster. The commission is expected

at 123 S. Main St. in Creston. Built in 1873 in the style typical of an 1800's downtown department store. 2nd floor was constructed as the area's first

Graham 2nd Lieut. Harry C. Collins COMPANY D Capt. Marcus R. Limb Captain Fred C. Redick Capt. Henry C. Sprow 1st Lieut Walter C. Yost 1st Lieut. Julius

Pike Station Directory S. C. T. A. Armstrong George Irvin Samuel Whensetler John Shulenbarger Demas Summers R. C. Woods Henry Zellers Simon Ewing Jacob

for it is already overcrowded. The only reason that the growth of the 30's and 40's could be absorbed in this present building was that Council in 1949 participated

On 16 Mar 1873, Jacob and Jemima had a son, James C. Bittinger. Jemima Bittinger came to Pike Station, now Creston in 1870 and operated a millinery business

fraternity, furniture of Hall, loss $300; no insurance. M.C. Rouch - Law offices, loss $50, no insurance. J. S. Duden - Shoe Store, shoes, loss $500; no insurance

late 1920s - Young couple came from Akron seeing an ad of a new establishment, on the Square in Smithville, Ohio, a combination gas station, restaurant

followed by the married name(s). If more information is known on the wife and children, a new page should be created. Husband: Silas C. Sprunger Wife: Helen Sprunger

Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. Lyttle, 78 E. High St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 S. W. Ogden, 70 Spruce St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Charles Davis, 43 S. Market St., Wooster

Sanborn Maps 1911 Apple Creek Station Sanborn Maps 1923 Apple Creek Station - Not in Use Sanborn Maps 1911 Bloomington Pump Station Sanborn Maps 1923 - Bloomington

No. 2 28. W.S. & H. H. Rowe 29. H.C. Johnson Law Office 30. Michael S. Nachtrieb - artist 31. Martin Rowe groceries 32. Andrew Winter Meat's 33. State Bank

Telephone Co. 38 Greveston Dr. Chauncey drug store owner 38 Young J.C. drug store owner 38 J.C. Sigler Hotel photo of 39 Farmers Line Telephone Co. photo of

the board meeting by a group of boys ages 16-25, Lee Parker announced the J.C.s would like to sponsor these musicians, and their immediate need was drums

, San. Det., Cos. C, F, H, I, and K, 5th Inf.; Co. D, 9th Bn. of Inf.; Bat. A, 1st F. A.; Hdqrs, Hdqrs. Co., Sup. Co, Batteries A, C, D and F, 2 Art; Hdqrs

Shop Boyd's Drug Store 128 S. Market St. Lucky Records 128 S. Market St. Omahoma Bob's Barbeque 140 S. Market St. Cooper One Hour Martinizing 146 S. Market

Chas New England Bakery Oberdusky Chas to Pennsylvania Company Passenger Station Pennsylvania Company Supervisors Office to Price Rev Robert Peoples Federal

(Wooster factory opened in 1907) Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station (O.A.E.S.)--”one to three miles s of Wooster” (moved to Wooster in 1892) Wooster Shale Brick

Jno S. Mackey 1946: Scott W. Mackey Helen H. Mackey, employed at Community Hospital John S. Mackey, student 1948: Scott W. Mackey (Helen H.) John S. Mackey

Walter S. Crewson, Sebring Capt. T O. Deibler, Ashland Walter S Cook, Pittsburgh W. R. McCord, New York City ________ Columbus Committee Arthur C. Johnson

44691 Mary Helen Ault, 329 S. Walnut St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Peter Ault, 329 S. Walnut St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 P. Frank Ault, 329 S. Walnut St., Wooster,

Acme Hill, and the Presbyterians relocated to the new village of Milton Station (now Rittman) and built a new church, the forerunner of the present Milton

by Edmund Secrest on a 75-acre area at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. A few plantings of hardwood species were made as early as 1901, but the

amount of hay overhead was ruined by smoke and fire. County Commissioners M. C. Ebright and Dan Buchwalter visited the scene of the fire this morning, and

Cincinnati crowd, S.S. Montrose. Lima representatives, S.S. Montrose. Wooster delegation, S.S. Montrose. The Zanesville Trio, S.S. Montrose. Franklin Post

H. Dice, F. C. Gerlach, Frank G. Gray, C.W. Grossenbaugh, Merton Johnson, Harve[y] Joliff, C.E. King, Harry Kinkle_, John W. Kostenbader, C.E. La_gell,

______Joseph S. Day, 120th O.V.I. William W. Snyder.______________________________________________________________Capt. S. T. Moore, U.S. Army [Gotfried

American Hotel. Charles C Gasche, stair builder. TS Johnson, banker, SW side of square. James C Jacobs, Wooster Hardware Store. S Routson; CC Parsons Jr

woman who married a U.S. citizen automatically became a citizen. (Conversely, an American woman who married an alien lost her U.S. citizenship, even if

hotel, Harry Frost building at Maurer's corner, on West Liberty street formerly known as the Reed House. 1912 - May, B. C. Sterling and wife commenced housekeeping

drilling and prospecting New administration at Agricultural Experimental station and shows picture of it. DL Freedlander, one price clothier, Frick memorial

the farmland. The house is now utilized as the OSU Wooster Campus Police station. Constructed of bricks baked in a kiln on the farm near the construction

dies 1925: Dr. Alonzo C. and Gail Smith residing at 506 N. Market St. according to Wayne County Auditor's website 1943: Dr. Alonzo C. Smith dies 1960-1:

Kauke, C. W. - McClure, C. W. McClure, Mrs. A. S. - Notestein, Prof. J. O. Odenkirk, H. B. - Shupe, Albert Shupe & Co. - Vollrath, Mrs. L. M. Wagner, S. G

spirit. In the University of Wooster, in the State Agricultural Experiment Station, in the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, in the acquisition of manufactures, in

town first bore the name of Seville Station and was plotted in about 1865. Later the town was called Pike Station it being on the old Cleveland Pike road

Hopkins, 1st door north of Central Hotel, S Market Street at Doc Carr’s old stand. J and E Numbers grocery, S Market Street, made an assignment on Monday

block E Liberty Street. John C McClarran office over McClellan book store, E Liberty Street. Lyman M Critchfield and John S Adair upstairs next to the WC

full force of hands at work. The labor on the track, the fencing, buildings, &c., is immense, but will be all done in time for the Fair. A spark from an overhead

Marcus R. Limb- dentist 135 Haman C. Sprankle- real estate 135 H. C. Graham- dentist 135 Hiram Swartz - Lawyer 135 Jno C. Proctor - lab 135 Oscar D. Kaufman-

112 Citizens Bank bldg. a. W. C. Myers & Company b. Wooster Board of Trade c. Wooster Business Men's Association d. Carl S. Woods - dentist e. W.H. Fair

N. Spreng, S. Cocklin, Theo. S. Bach, John Van Nostran, G. W. Kettering, G. W. Houck, Charles Krichbaum, C. M. Idleman, D. W. Kimber, W. C. Yost and a

Citizens Bank bldg. 112 W. C. Myers & Company 112 Wooster Board of Trade 112 Wooster Business Men's Association 112 Carl S. Woods - dentist 112 W.H. Fair

Morehead for 3 years 1911 - May, Remodeled & reopened by Robert Morehead's daughter, Mrs. C. E. Morehead 1912 - August 7, destroyed by fire - due to an oil lamp

Monday evening. Resolution for a sewer on S Market Street put sewer on S Market Street petition of citizens along S Market Street beginning South Street to

Brothers Shoe store #3ME. John C McClarran office over McClellan Brothers Bookstore #5ME. Lyman R Critchfield and John S Adair office upstairs next to Wayne

Ryall- Taylor property on S Buckeye Street, WHH Miller- 110 W Larwill Street, Mrs. Mary McFarlane- to rooms in the Lee block of S Market Street, JG Sanborn-