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. . . . . About Name Smithville Village Council Public Administration City and Town Councils Facts Founded Date unknown Related Key Persons Location 207

incorporated as a town on October 13, 1817. After the population sufficiently increased the town was able to be chartered as a city of the second class, and divided

a bond issue was passed for a new city hall, new main fire station, and a new second fire station to the north of town. 1962 - Under the direction of Chief

. . About Name Wooster City Council Public Administration City and County Administration Services City Council Facts Founded Date unknown Wooster,Ohio

welcome in our city, and to invite them to park anywhere and park as long as they liked. A proposition was sent by the Board to city council requesting they

Wooster City Hall (1887) - Built in 1887 and razed in 1962 Wooster's old City Hall was one of a kind. Jail cells were in the basement and a few city offices

Frito-Lay, Bell and Howell, and Akron Brass Company. 1974 - Wooster Chamber plays an intricate role in securing the All-American City Award for the City of Wooster

of the town council which Thomas Wilson, president and J. H. Harris, recorder. 1833 - built under the direction of City of Wooster town council 1847 -

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Mohican John’s town (inhabited by the Mohican and located south of Jeromesville), and Killbuck’s town (inhabited by the Delaware and located north of

2009: "City moves from 'ghost town' to vibrant downtown" by Bryan Schaaf, The Daily Record, p. 123. November 29, 2011: "Wooster came together and result

flow, and beautification were discussed by the Chamber, City Administration, and City Council so that an area plan would be in place when US 30 and US 250

request, and following instructions or the State Board of Health, I visited your city and investigated its present and proposed public water supply, and respectfully

ornamentation, and large arched windows. The tower became a retreat for Dr. Todd, a place for him to keep and study his more precious and important relics and ancient

WCNB Bank Staff and Employees March 1954 1 Yoder Martha Staff and Employees March 1954 1 Malloy Margaret Staff and EmployeesStaff and Employees March 1954

Raised Cain and Killed Corn Over Around Orrville Town:... "J. M. Smucker, of the apple butter factory, who has several apple orchards under lease, and is a close

Archaeological Council, 1994. Doddridge, Joseph and Narcissa Doddridge. Notes on the Settlement and Indian Wars. Pittsburgh, PA.: John S. Ritenour and Wm. T. Lindsey

to keep it a secret or spring something on people, and we want to thank the town for supporting us and helping us over the years." Herman said the Board

eastern part of said city. Petition was presented to city solicitor. City Engineer, JD Miller asked council for 500 feet of new hose and hydrant connections

between LP Ohligher for city of Wooster and JB Taylor agent of JH Hammond and Co. for purchase of the Organ Works property 1020 for city hospital. LP Ohligher

Hardware Company, Successor to Kinney and Cooley and DD Miller and Co. make special sale of fur and plush robes and horse blankets. Call on them in DD Miller’s

to present time. Meeting; city council AUG 17, 1891, clerk read communication from Mr. And Mrs. Jacob Frick. To the council City of Wooster Gentleman, we

60 days repairs on reapers and mowers, John H Kauke and John Zimmerman. J Roth and Co. boots and shoes. David Nice hats and caps, opposite the American

streets than any city its size in the country.’’ And Wooster did have those paved streets. Three miles of them, Local Editor Lamuel said, and there was none

second and third floor, boxes, shelves and drawers filled with stock and supplies were to be seen, and machinery and apparatus to expedite and perfect

Kean. Johnson and Taylor. McClure and Smyser. Ed Newkirk. Dr. JH Todd and LA Yocum. Dr. CA Lerch and CC Stauffer, office and rooms 41 and 43, S Market Street

175th Anniversary History of Doylestown, Ohio. As time permits, an updated and more complete table will be uploaded to this page.

McBride and Co.; H Lehman and Co.; N Sprague and Co.; Crawford and Crites; Wm Childs; Church McConahay and Co.; William Spencer; RP Reddick; C and H Howard

reliable and brave. L Firestone and Son. Liggett’s, burned out and still alive and kicking, will resume in a few days. S Metzler, painter, grainer and paper

in south part of town, city was accepted and ordered recorded by council at last meeting. American Bible Society is selling bibles and testaments at catalogue

in better shape. City board is busy inspecting structures in all sections of the city. City board of examiners of unsafe buildings and structures, at a

SN Bissell and more recently by WH and JW Smith, one door east of Mr. J Miller tavern. Fall and winter goods, WS and JP Smur. New store and new goods.

west of the city, and the fair was held on what is now part of the present fair grounds. In 1902 the county commissioners purchased the land, and added to

of George Howard and Co.. Wooster Glove Factory and city fur store of WB Liddell and Bro., S Market Street. Wooster City Lumber Yard and planning mill of

enjoy ourselves and make acquaintances. It is well for the farmer to mingle and converse with other farmers and men of other business and thus learn the

Higgins Kevin and Becky Pioneer House 90 Foster Brad and Anne Pioneer House 90 Wells Roger and Marilyn Pioneer House 90 Sigler Kenneth and Carolyn Pioneer