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* 1930's - White Jewelers locating to a building next to [[Freedlander's]] where Mr. White repaired watches and clocks.<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | * 1930's - White Jewelers locating to a building next to [[Freedlander's]] where Mr. White repaired watches and clocks.<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | ||
* 1944 - Store moved to 215 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | * 1944 - Store moved to 215 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | ||
| − | * 1970 - Chell | + | * 1970 - Chell Maxwell daughter of founder purchased the business |
* 1970s - "My mother purchased the property which contained White Jewelers, the shoe repair shop that became the stork shop and the Wooster Theater" | * 1970s - "My mother purchased the property which contained White Jewelers, the shoe repair shop that became the stork shop and the Wooster Theater" | ||
| − | * 1992 - Heather (White) | + | * 1992 - Heather (White) Kobilarcsik purchased business from "my mother" |
* 1999 - October, Redesigned [[Schine's Wooster Theater]] to house the jewelry shop. The interior houses a large chandelier, which originally came from the [[Lyric Twin Cinema]] on [[S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio|S. Market St.]]<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | * 1999 - October, Redesigned [[Schine's Wooster Theater]] to house the jewelry shop. The interior houses a large chandelier, which originally came from the [[Lyric Twin Cinema]] on [[S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio|S. Market St.]]<ref>White Jewelers website. About us History page. 2016.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 05:56, 3 February 2023
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About
- Name
- White Jewelers
- Retail
- Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
Facts
- Founded
- 1928
Related
Key Persons
- Founders
Location
- 211 E Liberty St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States
- Jeromesville, Ohio, United States
- 215 E Liberty St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States
| Building | |
|---|---|
| Design and construction | |
| Main contractor | Ivan Weaver of Fredricksburg, Ohio |
Quick Facts
- 1928 - Established by Orelin M. and Nellie White setting up a business in Jeromesville, Ohio[1]
- 1930's - White Jewelers locating to a building next to Freedlander's where Mr. White repaired watches and clocks.[2]
- 1944 - Store moved to 215 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio[3]
- 1970 - Chell Maxwell daughter of founder purchased the business
- 1970s - "My mother purchased the property which contained White Jewelers, the shoe repair shop that became the stork shop and the Wooster Theater"
- 1992 - Heather (White) Kobilarcsik purchased business from "my mother"
- 1999 - October, Redesigned Schine's Wooster Theater to house the jewelry shop. The interior houses a large chandelier, which originally came from the Lyric Twin Cinema on S. Market St.[4]
Newspaper articles
Newspaper citations with no attached images
- November 09, 2008: "The 80th is a Gem of Anniversary for White Jewelers" by Chris Leonard, The Daily Record, p. 123.
- Family owned and operated for 3 generationsItalic text - 2020 website