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For months the preparations for this history have been going forward, a number of people being engaged in the work, gathering biographies of people in seven important counties comprising North Central Ohio, people who have contributed to the advancement of the communities in which they live and the influence of a considerable number of them has gone out—and is still going out—to state and nation, yes, and to foreign lands. Someone has said—Carlyle, wasn't it?—that "history is the essence of innumerable biographies" and the measure of their influence cannot be adequately estimated until their earthly careers have been finished and the lives of the people they have influenced. And even not then can that influence be measured any more than can be measured the influence of all the myriads of the past who have followed noble ideals, have labored persistently, and unselfishly for the advancement of the community in which they have lived and have put inspiration into other lives for "the common deeds of the common day are ringing bells in the Far Away" and the far reaching possibilities of the single deeds of a single day, much less of the service of a lifetime, are not often realized. For many months this editor has been delving in the past, gathering data from every section of the seven counties of North Central Ohio from county histories, biographies, reminiscences, seeking not only interesting and important facts regarding men and women of the past but the influence of their lives on posterity, how they met and grappled with emergencies of their rapidly changing civilization just as we of today have to meet our intricate problems. From data gathered by the writer during more than thirty-two years of newspaper work in North Central Ohio, from reminiscences of great numbers of people long since passed away, from recollections of their personalities and achievements ; from experiences of people of today, materials for this history have been secured. To scores of people for valuable assistance and encouragement his gratitude is due. This history is written not alone for the present generation but for readers still unborn. In the silent watches of the night he has thought of what he should say that might influence them to a deeper appreciation of their heritage from the earliest settlement of this section of Ohio and their responsibilities to generations coming. It has seemed to - v - him as if he were speaking to audiences in the far distant future for he has found that histories such as those by Horace S. Knapp and Dr. George W. Hill in Ashland County ; by Ben Douglass in Wayne County ; A. A. Graham in Richland County and A. Banning Norton in Knox County, histories written fifty, sixty and even seventy years ago, have been bound and rebound and in these days when greater emphasis is being given to community and county history, are used more than ever before by pupils in the public schools, study clubs and people of other organizations. Realizing this, appreciating not only his responsibility but his glorious opportunity, he has put forth every effort to do in his day and generation what they did in theirs. It is impossible of course to chronicle in this history everything worthy of perpetuation in a century and a quarter of North Central Ohio history. Millions of people in these seven counties, as in all the other counties, have lived and wrought since the days of the early settlements and every day contribution to history is being made by the nearly 342,000 people now living in this important area of 3420 square miles with its hundreds of communities and neighborhoods. But some of the most important facts of North Central Ohio history have been presented together with interesting incidents typical of many communities and illustrating the life of the people in the period in which they lived. Particular attention has been given to the octogenarians and nonagenarians, the patriotic spirit of the North Central Ohioans in all the wars of the nation and the activities of peace, the work of churches, schools, colleges, the advancement of this part of Ohio commercially, and along industrial lines. Careful attention has been given to service organizations in the various communities and the achievements of young people in their various organizations such as the Boy Scouts, Girl Reserves, 4-H Clubs and other agencies for enthusiastic work along such beneficial lines. William A. Duff. Ashland, Ohio, March 30, 1931. - vi - Table of Contents

Chapter I—Location, Area, Influence Chapter II—Geology, Topography, Resources Chapter III—Mound Builders Chapter IV—Indian Nations of Ohio Country Chapter V—Creation and Organization of Counties Chapter VI—Early Settlements Chapter VII—St. Christopher of the Backwoods Chapter VIII—Forest Communities Chapter IX—Exciting Events of 1812 Chapter X—General Harrison at Camp Council Chapter XI—Tide of Immmigration Resumed Chapter XII—Christian Fast, Indian Captive Chapter XIII—Growth of Villages Chapter XIV—Agricultural Contrasts in North Chapter XV—Early Day Schools Chapter XVI—Ministers and Churches Chapter XVII—Military History Chapter XVIII—Civil War Veterans Chapter XIX—Spanish-American and World War Chapter XX—Famous Underground Railroad Chapter XXI—Banks and Bankers Chapter XXII—County Seat Newspapers Chapter XXIII—Twentieth Century Newspapers Chapter XXIV—Medical Profession Chapter XXV—Libraries, Museums, Historical Societies Chapter XXVI—Growth of Electric Service Industry Chapter XXVII—Bench and Bar Chapter XXVIII—Evolution of Transportation and Communication Chapter XXIX—Colleges and Public Schools Chapter XXX—Young Buckeyes' Achievements Chapter XXXI—Artists, Musicians, Players, Writers Chapter XXXII—Ashland and Ashland County Chapter XXXIII—Norwalk, Bellevue, Huron County Chapter XXXIV—Mt. Vernon and Other Knox County Communities Chapter XXXV—Lorain County Cities and Towns Chapter XXXVI—Medina and Medina County Communities Chapter XXXVII—Mansfield, Shelby, Richland County Chapter XXXVIII—Wooster, Wayne County Towns

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Academies, Early Day Agriculture Agricultural Methods, Early Day, 113; Modern Aircraft Airports Albion American Legion Posts Amherst Amherst Library Amity Apple Creek Appleseed, Johnny Area of Counties Ashland Ashland Centennial, 308; County, 294; Agricultural Society, 299; churches, 302; cities and villages in, 294; Clearcreek Township, 321; clubs, 311; early officers of, 297; early taverns in, 299; formation of, 295; Hanover Township, 316; industries, 305; Jackson Township, 325; Lake Township, 329; Medical Society, 222; Mifflin Township, 327; military history of, 308; Milton Township, 328; Montgomery Township, 329; newspapers, 218; Orange Township, 323; Perry Township, 328; Perrysville, 316; population, 294; prominent citizens of, 300; Sullivan Township, 324; Ruggles Township, 326; Troy Township, 325; Vermillion Township Ashland's early physicians, 222; first newspaper, 203; Gazette, 204; Gas & Electric Company, 247; Public Library Avon, 445; Lake Badger, Rev. Joseph Baker, Dr. George Griswold Banks, early day Barnes Manufacturing Company Bates, Capt. Martin Van Burren Baughman, Abraham J. Beeman, Dr. Edwin E. Bench and bar	124 527 119 511 259 325 175 444 244 400 564 64 33 294 320 229 446 129 224 185 499 477 209 226 251	Bowesmith, Dr. John G.1 Bean, Gen. Reasin Beall's troops, General Bee Line Bell, S. Finn Bellevue Bellville, 516; early settlers of, 517; mayors, 518; officials, 518; schools Bigelow, Rev. Russel Blake, Hon Harrison G. Blockhouses Black River, 424; Steamboat Association Boy Scout camp, 276; movement Bradstreet's expedition, Col. John British influence Buckeye Aluminum Company Building and loan associations Bukias, Samuel Burbank Burke, Judge Stevenson Bushnell, Dr. William Butler, 521; Ben, 369; founding of, 522; officials, 523; schools Campbell, David, 201; Wallace Canal, The Ohio Centerburg Chapman, John Chippewa Lake 450, Chronicle-Telegram Churches in forests, First Circuit riders Citizens, prominent Civil War veterans Clinton, The extinct town of Coal Constitutional convention, first Constitutional convention, fourth Convention delegates Cooke, Jay Counties, organization of Crawford, Col. William Creston Crook's expedition, General Dalton Dalton's "Queen" Danville	223 545 84 262 147 346 518 135 191 80 425 275 50 51 534 196 501 563 253 223 523 520 116 397 64 482 214 132 131 292 146 103 559 254 257 254 193 56 50 563 88 553 555 395
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Deaths in World War service Dill, U. S. Senator Dix, Albert Doyle, William Doylestown Draft boards Eckert, Gen, Thomas T. Editors, pioneer Education in North Central Ohio. Educators in Oberlin Ely, Charles Arthur Electric service industry Elyria, 408; Chronicle-Telegram 212; industries of, 416; Libras 229; Memorial Hospital Emmett, Daniel Decatur Empire Steel Corporation English claims Exploration Farmers Bank, Ashland Fast, Christian, Indian captive Finney, John Firelands Historical Society Firelands Museum First white man Fisher Brothers Fitchville Flagler, Henry M. Ford, Col. Thomas H. Fort Industry, treaty of Foss, Adam Four-H Clubs Fox, Helen J. Fredericksburg Fredericktown Friends, Society of Frontier, protecting the Galehouse, D. W. Gambier Garfield, regiment of Jas. A. Garrett, Ezra Gates Hospital Geology Gillmore's achievement Grafton Grand Army of the Republic Graves of Brown's men Greenwich Village Hall, Charles M., 436; Franz K. Harcourt Place Seminary Hard, Col. Curtis V. Harris, John Harrison, General Hayes, Lucy Webb	172 393 209 558 558 171 545 199 268 269 229 247 418 377 499 34 46 194 97 180 235 234 48 338 363 347 140 55 532 281 236 556 391 130 82 528 386 153 180 419 38 159 446 148 183 360 509 390 167 474 84 151	Hayesville Herrick, Myron T., 421, 440; Public Library High school, Ohio's first Historical societies Hopwood, Erie C. Horn, Philip L. Horr, R. A. Houck, Judge Lewis B. Hull's surrender Huron County, 331; Agricultural Society, 337; banks, 195; Bellevue Township, 346; Children's Home, 340; county seat of, 332; early churches of, 334; Greenwich. Township, 360; industries of, 338; New Haven Township, 349; New London Township, 353; population of, 345; Ridgefield Township, 357; schools, 336; Townsend Township   Huron River Ice Age Immigration, early Independence Indian nations Indian troubles Jelloway Jeromesville Keeler, Eri Kelley Banking Act of 1845 Kennan, George Kenyon College, 127, 386; Prof. John S. Kettering, Charles F.0 Kidron Kilburns Gazetteer, extracts from King, Charles H., reminiscences of King's Orchard Kinney & Smith Hospital Knapp, Reuben E. Knox County, area and population, 369; Berlin Township, 401; Brown Township, 402; Clay Township, 398; founding of, 368; Hillier Township, 397; Howard Township, 404; Jackson Township, 399; Jefferson Township, 403; Liberty Township, 405; Memorial Building, 384; Middlebury Township, 404; pioneer physicians, 220; Pike Township, 400; Union Township, 395; Wayne Township Kossuth, Louis	320 240 410 245 446 161 444 381 82 366 359 38 76 522 46 48 402 318 342 185 338 463 314 555 62 123 265 540 163 391 266
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LaGrange Land Company, Connecticut Laning, J. Ford Larwill mansion Lawyers, early Leaders, military Leiters, the LeRoy LeRoy, officers of Lewis, Charles B. Lewis, Samuel Lexington, 519; early settlers of, 519; schools Libraries Lockhart, A. L. Lodi, 474; incorporation of, 475; leaders in Lorain Lorain Bank of Elyria, 190; city of, 422; County, 408; Agricultural Society, 413; Black River Township, 424; early taverns of, 412; first officers of, 411; industrial development of, 424; schools, village and rural, 273; townships of, 446; villages of, 446; Wellington Township, 440; Gazette, 202; schools, enrollment of city, 271; Gazette, history of, 212; "Lilac City," 430; Public Library, 241, 431; public schools Lorain's ship building industry, beginning of Lorain tornado Loudonville, 312; library Loudonville School Love, John W. Lucas Luther, Dr. Joel McClelland, Grace   McCluer Brothers  McGregor, John   McKinley, William   McLaughlin, William   McPhail, Dr. Daniel   McSweeney, John   McZena  Mallet Creek   Mansfield   Mansfield, banks of, 498; board of health, 494; building projects, 501; Central Park, 492; Chamber of Commerce, 492; city of, 486; Civil War leaders of, 487; Community Chest Association, 494; Daily News, 207; early taverns	446 54 355 543 251 140 508 481 482 483 522 521 228 520 476 422 430 111 428 231 1512 510 524 221 394 516 467 151 140 221 545 329 483 486	of, 490; early transportation in, 490; editors, 208; fire department of, 492; first bank, 186; first court house in, 489; first newspaper, 200; first school in, 121; founding of, 489; Gazette, 201; General Hospital, 494; historical background of, 486; hotels of, 496; important location, 491; incorporation of, 501; industries of, 497; Journal, 207; Manufacturers Club, 500; mayors of, 501; municipal buildings of, 492; organizations of, 494; outstanding citizens of, 486; park system of, 493; police department of, 492; population of, 487, 491; post office, 496; public library, 236, 496; public schools, 273; reminiscences, 490; school system of, 494; State Reformatory, 503; State Reformatory superintendents, 505; street railway system, 495; today, 491; water works system of, 496; Y. M. C. A.   Mansion House Marquis, Frank H. Martinsburg Marvin Memorial Library Master farmers in Ohio Maxwell, William Medicine in North Central Ohio Medina Medina County, 448; buildings, early settlers of, 449; Farm Bureau, 462; Gazette, 202; Guilford Township, 476; Harrisville Township, 474; highways of, 451; Hinckley Township, 484; Lafayette Township, 482; Liverpool Township, 483; ministers, 460; notable figures in, 484; officials, 457; population of, 448; Spencer Township, 480; villages of, 484; Wadsworth Township, 464; Westfield Township, 481; York Township Medina, industries of, 453; laid out 110; schools, 461; Sentinel, 203; village officials Mexican War leaders Mifflin Milan's commercial supremacy Military history Militia, early companies Ministers, early Missionary, first	494 364 500 398 244 527 197 219 448 483 458 140 327 108 138 141 133 70
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Missionaries in the Western Reserve Mohicanville Monroeville Morgan, Gen. George W. Morse, A. C. Mound Builders Mt. Eaton Mt. Vernon, 368; county seat strategy, 103; early taverns of, 370; editors, 207; first county buildings, 372; library, 243; manufacturing industries of, 375; military history of, 377; mayors of, 373; newspapers, 206; schools Murray, Patrick Myers & Bro. Co., F. E. Nankin National Tube Co. New London, 353; Public Library 244; Record Newspapers—Ohio Register, 197; present day North Central Ohio in the World War Northern Ohio Telephone Company Northwestern Territory created Norwalk Academy, 125, 335; city of, 331; Daily Reflector Herald, 210; first bank, 187; military history of, 343; public library, 232;Weekly Experiment Nova Oberlin Oberlin College, 269, 127, 233; library, 228; newspapers Oberlin-Wellington Case Officers in the World War Oil and gas Olena Orrville Orrville clubs, 550; industries, 552 National House Orr, Smith Paradise Hill Patterson, Joseph Perry, Commodore Phoenix Bank of Medina Physicians, early Pioneers, hardships of Plymouth, 513; early settlers of 513; octogenarians of, 515 schools, 514, 516; taverns of, 515 village officials   Polk	129 319 357 139 512 41 566 374 101 301 323 427 211 205 168 347 55 211 325 433 215 182 170 39 365 548 550 549 328 189 508 191 219 60 516 325	Population, 37; of counties Powers, Dr. Royal V. Purdy, James Quinby, Ephraim Railroads, 261; building of, 264; famous Underground Red Haw Reed, U. S. Sen. James A. Reefy, F. S. Religious influence, early Resources, natural Revolutionary soldiers Revolutionary War Rice, John F. Richard, Allen Post Richland County, 486; banks, 194; Bankers Association, 500; Cass Township, 524; early roads, 524; forestry lands of, 503; Franklin Township, 525; infirmary, 489; Jefferson Township, 516; Madison Township, 525; Mifflin Township, 525; Monroe Township, 524; officials, present, 489; Sandusky Township, 525; Sharon Township, 505; Troy Township, 519; villages of, 525; Washington Township, 526; Worthington Township   Rittman Routes of today Rowesburg Ruffner-Zeimer massacre Ruggles Saltzgaber, Gaylord M.   Savannah Savannah founded Savings Deposit Bank of Medina Schools, early Settlements, early 58 Settlers, early Seville Seville Beekeeper Shelby, 505; churches, 506; founding of, 505, 507; industries of, 506; present officials of, 509; schools Sherman, John Sherman-Heineman Park Shiloh Shreve Shreve Library Sill, Edward Rowland Slave lives in Oberlin Smithville, 549, 552; officials of, 553; Promoters Club	36 222 188 537 179 328 486 214 128 39 142 50 163 521 562 262 328 81 326 508 321 111 193 120 92 71 476 479 506 125 493 524 565 243 468 183 553
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Soldiers and organizations, 167; of War of 1812 South Amherst Spanish-American War Spanish claims Spencer Spencer Manufacturing Company "Spirit of '76" State forest nurseries State forest parks Stone quarries Studebakers, The Sullivan Sullivan Public School Sultana disaster, survivor of Sylvester Library Teacher, pioneer Thew Shovel Company Thomson, Dr. Edward Thorne, C. E. Todd, Dr. Joseph H. Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Topography Towns, pioneer Traders, early Transportation, evolution of, 259; of troops Trauger, E. K. Troops, first armed Trump of fame Twenty-third and Forty-second Regiments Tyler, M. D. Underground Railroad, success of Valley City Vermillion Institute Veterans, distinguished Veterans of G. A. R. posts Villages, growth of Wadsworth, 464; Banner-Press, 473; churches, 470; clubs of, 471;	139 445 166 34 480 480 440 543 543 444 117 324 1528 161 242 121 428 135 546 227 261 38 73 47 267 513 49 198 151 479 181 483 320 148 146 103	Gen. Elijah, 465; hospital, 470; library, 239; schools of Wakeman War of 1812, effect of War, World Wars of the nation Wayne County, 527; agriculture in, 527; banks, 194; bar, 546; Canaan Township, 563; centennial, 548; Chippewa Township, 558; Clinton Township, 565; Congress Township, 564; distinguished citizens of, 544; early courts of, 535; East Union Township, 564; founding of, 528; Four-H Clubs, 527; Green Township, 548; importance of, 527; judges, 535; early officials of, 531; officials, present, 536; Paint Township, 566; population of, 548; Salt Creek Township, 556; Sugar Creek Township, 553; villages in  Webber, Judge A. R. Wellington, 440; early cheese center, 440; early schools of, 442; present day industries of Western Reserve Westinghouse Company West Salem Weygandt, William A. Willard, 349; Archibald M., 440; library   Wooster, 527; Brush Company, 532; churches, 539; city officials, 531; college, 270, 528; founding of, 536; presidents, 538; Daily Record, 209; editors, 210; founding of, 529; hospitals, 539; mayors of, 531; Merchants, 530; Public Library, 238; railroad center, 528; stage coach days, 543; Trade center of	468 361 77 168 139 566 485 441 53 499 564 544 244 529
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Adams, Charles F. Adair, Lyman A. Adair, Hon. Robert L. Agate, A. R. Aigler, Hon. Allan G. Alderfer, John. Melvin Alexander, Henry F. Allen, Albert L. Allis, Clarence L. Althouse, William L. Anderson, Alva H. Anderson, Hon. C. J. Anderson, Robert George Andrews, Keith S. Andrews, Rev. Harold Edward Andrews, Robert E. Andress, Upton Appleby, John I., M. D. Arpasi, George Artman, William Edwin Ash, L. B. Ash, Ray C. Atherton, Edson D. Auble, Roland A. Avery, Rufus Lord, Capt. Axtell, William D., Jr. Babcock, Floyd E. Babcock, Seymour Henry Backenstos, Perry W. Bacon, Edwin K. Baer, Charles W. Bahl, Gaylord W. Bahl, Gaylord W., Jr. Bailey, Clifton C. Bailey, David Bailey, Harvey B. Bailey, Miss Rae Bailey, John R., Sr Baird, George F. Baird, John J. Baker, Constance (Beech) Baker, Ransom C. Balch, William H. Baldwin, William Benson Balyeat, Edwin L. Balyeat, Harold G. Banbury, Charles V. Barber, William C. Barnes, T. R.	1270 1171 1204 1500 921 952 1283 602 1205 698 839 1072 1475 1439 1367 1425 1388 954 939 1615 1472 1473 924 1250 762 1587 1321 959 760 767 721 1534 1535 1150 1554 1594 1396 1403 1334 1286 1246 976 1339 973 787 786 1046 1329 618	Barrett, Theodore A. Bartell, John C. Battles, Melvin L., Major, M. D. Bauer, Ralph J. Baum, Henry F. Baxter, Berry A. Bayer, Joseph A. Beach, John Loveless, M. D. Beal, Arthur G. Bechtol, Hon. John M. Beck, Albert Miller Beck, Arthur Sheridan Beelman, Charles C. Beer, Frank R Beer, Robert M. Bell, Clarence Harold, M. D. Bell, Clement L., M. D. Benjamin, Glenn Egbert Bernhardt, Olaf Laerum Berg, George Louis Biddle, Major James K., M. D Bigbee, Homer L. Billman, Sylvester Binder, Arthur H.  Birkbeck, Stanley John Bissman, Benjamin F. Bissman, B. Franklin Bissman, Wilbert J. Bittinger, J. Freer Bittner, B. B. Bixler, Sherman W. Black, Fred G. Black, Robert Resee, M. D. Black, Spencer B. Blank, George M. Blecker, George H. Blough, Frank Winger Boals, Benjamin B. Bogniard, Alexander C. Bolesky, George Louis Bollinger, F. A. Boone, Dalton J. Boren, Fred W. Bowers, George G. Bowman, John P. Bowsher, E. L. Boyd, A. E. Boyer, Dr. F. Walter Bracken, Harry E. Bracy, Hazel I.	871 1179 848 1482 1382 1361 623 995 597 870 1252 608 920 1256 1257 682 1531 991 1297 1537 1540 802 999 1426 1465 777 776 680 1379 1616 1544 1328 649 1527 1308 596 1190 711 1111 1591 1031 1293 1166 821 1364 1149 1000 1392 1322 833
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Bracy, Rex. F. Brandt, J. W. Brant, Rev. John F. Branyan, Milton L. Bretz, George P. Bricker, Charles Homer Bricker, William H. Brightman, Alvin Brown, E. E. Brown, Earle Wayne Brown, Olive Jane Brown, John J. Brown, Ralph Carrol Brubaker, John Wesley Brumbaugh, William Grant Brunner, Hon. Henry G. Buff ham, George Buffington, Lyman E. Buker, Wallace H., M. D. Bumpus, James F. Burgett, Lawrence A. Burgett, LeRoy P. Burkholder, John H. Byars, C. M. Byrd, Mounce E., M. D. Caddell, Albert D. Call, Jay A. Canalos, George Canfield, Clyde Montrose Carew, Henry J. Carl, W. H. Carl, Walter H. Carlton, Corte Leon Carlton, Myron Blake Carpenter, Reid Carrick, Charles M. Cashell, George Cassel, G. A. Cave, Hon. Frank Chambers, Will L. Chamberlain, Frederick Arthur Chapman, Hon. Charles C. Chapman, Erie D. Chapman, Harlan T. Chatfield, Ernest Lake Cherp, G. L. Chew, Charles W. Chew, Cora (Zent) Chidsey, Grant Greenwood Citizens National Bank of Wooster, The Clark, H. Marshall Clark, Jesse Lewis Clarke, John A. Clarke, William H. Clem, Eldred L. Clement, E. P. Clever, Walter E.	832 1610 1556 1345 1301 964 1070 1538 1456 1613 676 1418 911 1390 988 1524 1001 958 810 820 1337 1339 1357 1443 1560 599 945 1310 1353 730 1083 1501 1011 1010 632 923 640 1547 612 1406 1617 1094 1470 1332 1022 806 639 1043 904 1265 1353 1168 892 1020 1108 1474 807	Cline, Wellman E. Clippinger, G. Howard Colby, Alfred M. Colgan, James F. Colwill, Clarence B. Comer, Rev. Joseph E. Conley, Joseph B. Connor, Clarence Cook, Thomas N. Cooper, Clarence E. Cooper, W. S. Copeland, Irving W. Copland, William C. Corbett, Leo M. Cornwall, Capt. Ray Corts, John L. Cotton, L. W. Courtney, Arthur E. Countryman, Willis Covault, Harold I. Coxe, John Henry Cramer, Stuart H. Crandell, Gertrude Cranston, Clyde J., M. D. Crawford, Frank R. Creedman, Clarence F. Crim, Charles A. Critchfield,Ammon B.,Lieut.Col Critchfield, Hon. Lyman R. Critchfield, III, Lyman R. Culbertson, Hugh E.  Culler, Ezra H. Culler, John F., M. D. Culler, Orin D. Cummins, Capt. Abram Cahill Cummings, Paul J. Cunningham, F. H. Cunningham, Gordon Curren, Arthur J. Curry, Roy Irwin, M. D. Curry, Wm. R. Curtis, Charles Edgar Dague, William Irvin Dann, Edward William Darling, G. Blake Dauber, John G. Daubenspeck, A. W. Davey, John Davey, William H. Davis, Col. Albert W. Davis, Aaron Davis, George A. Davies, Richard O. Day, Edwin Alvin Dean, Asa William, D. D.S. Dean, Miss Sylvia Deenis, Harrison W. Deibel, Edmond Henry	1567 1076 743 1298 1066 1550 1294 749 1280 1434 1052 1130 1398 731 1295 1292 1586 672 1597 1319 856 621 1202 913 1460 846 1155 1087 1186 1188 1101 1358 834 1389 1360 1047 903 1459 1491 770 1467 1258 1263 1384 1370 1157 1147 1599 1590 881 1584 716 695 1194 994 1034 1063 986

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Dennis, L. A. Dent, Floyd F. De Vault, Joseph De Voe, C. G. Dick, Eugene G. Dickerman, Clark Pearson Dickson, Grover C. Dickson, Roy B. Dilgard, John C. Dilmore, Harold D. Dilmore, John G. Dix, Emmett C. Doolittle, Milton O. Dorgan, Stephen Joseph Douglass, L. S. Dowds, Edward D., M. D. Downs, Charles H. Downs, Frank B. Downs, Harry Van Dorn Dronberger, LaDru R. Dudte, Carl F. Duff, William A. Durbin, Pius Eugene Dustman, George Alfred Dyarman, William Dziama, Basil Easterday, John W. Easterday, Simon P. Eberhart, Uri H. Ebert, Jesse W. Eby, John C. Edgar, William D. Edgar, William Melanctheon Edwards, G. G., M. D. Edwards, Hobert Eisenbach, Henry C. Enck, Charles E. Endly, Hon. Henry R. Etling, Alton H. Everhard, Nathan S., M. D. Fate, Rev. Albert A. Fate-Root-Heath Company,The Faus, Ralph Warren Feldner, Margaret K. Felger, E. E. Fensch, Chas. F. Ferguson, F. G. Fernyak, Carlton S. Fetzer, James C. Filkins, Ben J. First National Bank of Fredericktown   Fischer, John A. Fish, Anna Roberts Fish, Cortez Carlisle Fish, John Chamberlain Fisher, George A.	858 766 984 1105 1412 966 641 617 1135 1016 1016 1496 719 1017 1489 859 1545 1117 744 1596 1372 1374 1049 1188 1085 1303 1036 1073 1405 1172 816 1519 1058 1014 956 827 1109 1523 1179 1064 1488 831 1428 1614 1312 724 1275 1588 1201 909 1042 937 854 852 852 1197	Fisher, Milo G. Fitch, Allen William Flaharty, James T. Flaherty, William R. Fleck, Marshall S. Fleming, Howard J. Fletcher, Walter Flinn, Fred T. Foote, Wilber C. Ford, Edwin D. Foster, Frederick O. Fox, Helen Jeanette Francis, Willard T. Frank, Albert G. Frank, Martin Frankeberger, John W. Frederick, Joseph C. Frederick, P. W. Freer, George R. Fretter, Albert H. Frey, Adlee Friday, John Charles Fridline, G. Delsher Fridline, Jacob Friedman, Milton Fritzinger, Paul C. Fuchs, Walter F. Fuller, Gaillard B., M. D. Fulstow, Philip H. Fulton, Frank Funk, B. A. Galbraith, Hon. James William Galehouse, Walter Scott Garber, Aaron L. Garber Company, The A. L. Garber, Harry Garber, Jacob S. Garber, O. M. Garber, Theodore L. Gardiner, Edmond Gibson Garford, Arthur Lovett Garretson, R. C. Garrison, F. Harold Garrison, George B. Garrison, Ralph M. Garver, True Garver, Wayne W. Gates, William Elmer Gatton, Isaac Gebhardt, William E. Gernhardt, George P. Gerstenslager, Henry Getrost, Harry Getz, John W. Gibbs, Earle B. Gibbs, Edward Clark Gibson, Robert S. Gieger, Harold H	1199 901 717 1127 1236 673 836 1152 1034 626 1003 582 1326 726 725 600 1271 627 1348 967 1225 605 1217 1216 1268 1232 746 1552 894 838 1506 581 1237 1304 1305 1029 1408 1304 815 898 1484 1116 734 729 822 813 1074 957 799 1354 710 1207 1331 1159 980 979 726 1508
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Gifford, William Henry Gilbert, Thomas B. Gill, Harry R. Glenn, Carrie M. (Winbigler) Glessner, Sherman H. Goebel, Rupert Charles, Rev. Goetz, Edward F. Gongwer, Clifton P. Gongwer, J. H. Goodenough, Walter H. Gorman, J. C., II Grabill, S. H. Graff, Carl Alwis Graven, Hon. D. Homer Graven, Marion F. Graven, Thomas Arthur Gray, James E., M. D. Gregg, William Lloyd and Roscoe C. Gretzinger, William Greulich, Jr., Albert Gribben, Earl R. Griebling, Charles F., M. D. Grindle, J. L. Gross, Rev. Charles Henry Grossman, Robert J. Grubb, William B. Gruber, Thomas A. Grunewald, G. G. Gugier, William Henry Guild, J. F. Guth, Henry W.   Hageman, A. V. Hageman, Herman E. Hahn, Charles Halderson, Raymond Hiram Hall, Roy Halladay, Herman Le Grand Hammett, Brady Watson Hammond, Burrel F. Hammond, Harvey G. Hand, Avery Chapman Harding, William N. Hardy, Ralph M. Harkness, Thomas M. Harp, O. Otto Harris, F. E, Harrold, Harmon H. Harry, William C. Hart, Lt. Howard E. Hartenfels, Charles L. Harter, Nellie A. Hartline, Joe C. Hartman, Ernest R. Hartsel, J. F. Hartzler, Frank B. Hartzell, Stephen P. Hasenzahl, Fred C.	648 1165 1347 1505 738 792 869 1224 635 789 803 1128 1012 1192 1175 1177 681 1041 1164 1278 1410 1572 1129 929 1055 826 628 1555 1494 1449 1368 1469 1290 1466 1002 1538 1009 975 1067 1068 763 1463 692 1561 1578 1134 1209 723 748 643 1245 664 662 1407 1244 1252 739	Hautzenroeder, Herman Hawley, T. E. Heifner, John C. Heil, John Sidney Helbert, L. M. Heitman, J. H. Henderson, John T. Henes, Ernst L. Henley, Gregory C. Henry, Harold Hipp Henry, Norman P. Henry, William Samuel Herring, Elwood C. Herring, James Henry Hess, Heister G. Hetler, Earle Howard Hewitt, James A. Heyde, J. M. Heyl, Herbert L. Hildebrand, Carl A. Hildebrand, George Hill, Charles H. Hilliard, Capt. F. C. Hindley, Martin L., M. D.  Hiner, Arthur A. Hitchcock, Howard H. Hodge, Clayton Hoffman, George Alfred Hoffman, Howard C. Hofman, Orsan S. Hohendorf, Otto Bismark Hoiles, Raymond C. Holland, J. G. Homberger, Herman Edward Hoover, Cinna Wilkes Horn, Fred W. Horn, John H. Horn, Willis Horne, Harry L. Houseman, Burton Cornelius Howell, Edward W. Hubler, C. D. Hughes, Arthur S. Hughes, George H. Hughes, James H. Hunter, J. P. Huston, Hon. Charles H. Huston, Henry P. Iams, Charles C. Ideal Electric & Manufacturing Company, The Immaculate Conception Congregation, Bellevue Ingersoll, Jr., Henry W. Innes, Charles A. Irvin, Earl E. Irvin, Howard E.	735 1518 1146 1595 1365 1162 1418 1427 1167 1618 718 1401 1037 808 1570 1143 1446 1154 1448 918 1144 949 1260 907 1464 1377 1211 1040 709 1424 674 591 1435 624 989 1341 1330 1222 1170 981 889 1352 606 699 733 1092 590 591 1536 666 1497 1476 1536 737 1445
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Jacobs, Edwin. Elmore Jacot, Henry Jaster, C. O. Jelliff, Charles M. Jelliff, Charles W. Jeromesville Public Schools Johnson, Robert H. Johnston, J. K. Johnston, Thomas Jolliff, Joseph P. Jones, Alvin William Jones, Hon. Charles C. Jones, David E. Jones, George E. Jones, Herbert S. Jones, Howard M. Jones, Howell E. Jordan, Carl M. Kalbfleisch, Girard Edward Kallmerten, Arnold Kallmerten, Ernst B. Kane, Thomas Hugh Karper, Gustavus A. Karper, Paul H. Kauffman, J. S. Kean, William Francis Keating, Charles H. Keck, Harvey Austin Keen, Ray V. Keep, Andrew MacArthur Keller, Charles R., M. D. Kelser, C. S. Kemp, John White Kennedy, Jahn W. Kennedy, Leon E. Kennell, A. H. Kern, Charles John Kerr, Laird I. Kettering, Adam Kettering, Charles Franklin Kilhefner, Edwin L. King, Charles Kelley King, Henry G. King, Rufus H. Kingsbury, Edwin J. Kinney, John J. Kirchner, Albert J. Kishman, Myron E. Klinger, George W. Kloverdale, Jack R. Knapp, Frank A. Knapp, Harley B. Knapp, William A. Knechtges, Jacob A. Knepp, Howard G. Koch, George P. Koehl, Edgar Koehler, E. N.	1336 1226 1471 782 782 1502 1561 1376 908 1195 1431 1231 772 811 701 1612 1344 1081 604 759 769 1429 1343 1350 1411 1229 608 1276 1386 1266 678 1477 972 861 1486 1119 982 1086 1320 1160 1200 783 1269 740 1547 1611 1293 1333 1214 745 947 905 906 1423 1084 862 1336 1241	Kochenderfer, George J. Kochheiser, August Kochheiser, E. O. Koethe,Edwin G. Kohn, Walter S. Kolopos, John James Kotz, Frank J. Koupal, Elsa E. Kugel, E Bert Kuhlman, Rev. J. H. Kunkel, George L. Kutza, Richard J. Kyle, George C. Kyser, Earl Lake, B. A. Lands, Ira L. Lanis, C. W. Lantz, Charles M. Larwill, Joseph Hart Laser, Clifford J. Leatherman, Milton H. Le Barre, Irwin Hiram, M.D. Ledyard, Harry A. Lee, Carl E. Lehr, J. W. Leickheim, Henry P. Lepley, B. M. Levering, Chambers Ash, M. D. Levering, Russell Edgar Levet William Edward Levin, Isadore Leonard Lewis, Roy I. Lindley, J. W. Linn, George Finney, M. D. Livingston, B. W. Lockheart Aaron L. Long, Frank C. Long, Hon. B. Frank Long, Joseph S. Lorain Telephone Company, The Loudonville Public Library, The Loudonville Schools, The Loughridge, Edward W. Loughridge, William Edward, M.D. Losh, Arthur F. Losh, C. Edwin Losh, Stephen A. Love, Matthew T, M. D. Lovett, Charles M. Lowrey, H. George H. Lucas, J. A. McBride, Hon. Curtis E. McBride, Norris J. McClellan The Hon. Charles L. McClure, Hon. Nathan H. McConnell, Cloy H.	692 825 805 1291 1479 1478 868 841 927 1366 1549 1316 750 1571 1233 897 1133 1032 1576 863 1254 697 1346 1324 1183 1227 1033 1562 1021 986 1300 844 801 879 1123 1432 850 851 1267 1287 1558 1512 753 754 1575 1575 1573 855 1173 1582 1487 587 1539 584 1004 788 1510
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McCullough, William C. McDermott, Thomas J. McDowell, Orbin Clark McFarland, George W. McLean, Ben F. C. McMillin, James W. McMullen, Raymond Fay McWilliams, William Manner, Harry T. Mansell, Rolland Lynn, M. D. Mansfield, Hon. Edwin Mansfield, Newton Mansfield, William C. Marks, Claude V. Markley, C. W. Markley, John Marquis, Frank H. Marriott, Glenn W. Martin, William C., M. D. Matthes, A. W. Maxwell, John Cross May, Frank J. Mecklem, Wayne Parry, M. D. Meek, Charles R. Mehl, George W. Mellert, George Silvan Mercer, Martha Metz, Arthur W. Meyer, Theodore R., M. D. Miller, I. LeRoy Miller, Harlan B. Miller, Dr. J. Allen Miller, R. B. Miller, Seth Eugene Miller, Thomas W. Miller, Virgil G. Millington, C. Ed. Minnick, Edward Mitchell, Hugh Johnson Moffatt, Benjamin Harrison, M.D Mohn, Daniel Lester Moles, Clarence K. Moore, Bert Edward Morgan, John C. Morris, Charles E. Morris, Jeffra C. Moser, Arthur W. Mosey, Charles S. Mt. Vernon Radio Company Mt. Vernon Telephone Company Moulton, Roy A. Mowrey, Donald F. Mowrey, H. A. Moyer, Galen Edwin Mummaw, Glenn Harold Murray, Guy B. Murphy, T. O.Myers, Alvah Newton	1196 630 1215 598 781 824 1513 1564 1521 969 585 1141 642 795 1371 1359 658 845 910 791 684 622 685 1282 1208 888 583 660 1585 1574 867 1350 1315 1415 1104 1140 780 1493 1242 853 1240 946 829 714 860 886 874 755 1023 1027 1481 1132 1131 1450 972 1503 1444 1136	Myers, Francis E. Myers, G. Denton Myers, Guy C. Myers, John C. Myers, P. A. Myers, Rienzi Verne, M. D. Myers, Solomon M. Nail, Edwin S. Neldon, Thomas R. Nelson, Charles D. Netting, Albert S. Nettleton, Albert Warren Newcomb, John F. Newman, Andrew S. Nichols, Charles M. Nichols, John Hammel, M. D. Nichols, Lt. Robert J. Nichols, Russell L. Nielsen, Niels D. Nigh, Leonard C., M. D. Nigh, S. O. Nimmons, Robert Hugh Novotny, E. J. Nugent, William Henry Ober, P. H. Oberlin College Library, The Oberlin School of Commerce, The Odgers, John G. Ogden, Dr. J. W. Orlemanski, Rev. Anthony B. Otter, William D. Overholt, Samuel Markley Palmer, D. Doren Palmer, Sidney L. Pardee, Aaron D. Parker, Harry A. Parry, Hugh Parry, Leonard L. Patterson, Joseph Patterson, Roy W. Patterson, Willard G. Patton, Clarke C. Paul, C. A. Pavelsek, Joseph W. Pease, William L. Peck, Eli Christy Peirce, William F., L. H. D., D. D. LL. D: Peppard, David White, M. D. Pfau, Schiller Bertram Piper, Abram. E. Pittenger, Ira T. Plank, Francis Marion Poling, Frank B. Poling, Frank C. Pollock, A. M.	1096 1152 1369 1112 1120 690 1259 579 960 873 804 990 1565 1362 747 582 637 631 1474 677 1373 1440 1317 912 752 1438 1420 922 1515 1431 1126 962 757 651 1255 616 841 840 1091 866 784 1106 925 671 915 1010 1031 683 1489 610 1602 963 756 778 1306
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Pope, Arthur Fleming Porter, Hon. Arliss F. Porter, Floyd W. Porter, Ira L. Porter, William C. Potter, Roy E. Powers, Francis A. Priest, Harry Raymond Priest, W. M. Provenza, Joseph Albert Pruner, William Reist Purdy, Clyde W. Purdy, James Randall, Lewis Hays Redding, Lester Redding, Vernon Reed, David M. Reed, J. T. Reefy, Frederick S. Remington, T. J. Remy, Edward Renner, Lewis Henry Reutter, Franklin Christian, M. D. Rice, Philip U. Rice, Rodney W. Richland County Mutual Insurance Company Rickard, Clarence Don Rickard, Isaac Howard Rickard, Leonard Earl Ricketts, George W. Ridiker, Ora A. Riester, William Robert Ritter, Charles Roberts, H. E. Robinson, Harley M. Rogers, Merritt J. Rohrer, John C. Root, John A. Roshon, Fred O. Rosselot, Dr. Roy J. Roth, R. E. Routzahn, C. F. "Ted" Ruffing, A. A. Rupert, Staunton L. Rusk, John "Jerry" William Russell, Price Rutt, Harvey S. Rybolt, Webster L. Sanborn, Joseph George Salzman, Jacob Y., M. D. Sattler, Carl F. Savannah School Schad, Ralph A. Schettler, Herbert H. Schettler, Oscar H., M. D. Schiller, Stanley C., M. D. Schmid, John J.	902 654 1459 1413 1458 1509 890 1480 1402 1313 883 1018 614 970 675 1592 1158 1148 1608 968 686 1013 997 1212 1061 1385 965 985 1243 704 1005 677 659 1569 1030 1522 1078 830 987 1457 1327 712 934 1383 773 1079 1577 1532 1288 764 1056 1529 601 636 694 1589 1223	Schmitz, Herman J. Schmutzler, Philip E. Schneerer, Karl E., M. D. Schroer, Charles, Jr. Schuler, G. S. Schulz, Henry J. Schultz, John C. Scott, H. Seymour Schwan, William G. Scudder, Walter Henry, M. D. Schuster, Ferd. J. Seabold, Edward A. Searle, George James, Jr., M. D. Sears, Leon A. Sedgeman, George T. Seitters, J. P. Selby, John W. Sellers, James B. Sellers, Russell R. Sellers, Samuel L. Shafer, A. A. Shafer, A. E. Shafer, Charles Lee Shafer, Delno F. Shafer, John C. Shafer, John D. Shaffer, Glenn L. Shannon, Jesse C. Sharick, P. F. Sharp, Floyd E. Shaw, James Wilson Sheedy, Charles W. Sheffler, Burdett E., M. D. Sherick, Hon: Clyde C. Shick, W. H. Shreffler, Halmer D. Simanton, Todd V. Simmons, Sherman Edward,MD. Sipher, John A., M. D. Slone, Fred L. Small, F. Clinton Small, Simon Smith, Alonzo Covert Smith, Rev. Arthur H. Smith, Frank R. Smith, George L. Smith, Henry F. Smith, Leon D. Smith, Tilmon H., M. D. Smothers, L. A. Sneeringer, Romaine E. Snoddy, V. A. Snyder, Reginald C. Spain, Clarence H. Specht, A. H. Spreng, John Ezra Spreng, Warren M. Squibbs, Hubert S. Stambaugh, John Carlton	1363 713 935 707 1114 1118 1264 1176 779 896 917 1453 661 1414 1421 1309 736 1062 1060 865 814 818 679 656 1113 811 812 1381 1110 1433 1115 1015 653 1541 1517 849 1095 884 932 670 705 706 1234 1139 1356 1279 864 1600 936 1045 785 1206 872 1598 882 1355 1369 1080 843
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Standen, J. C. Starn, Hon. George A. Starr, George Stebbins, H. A. Stepfield, Alexander E. Stevens, John Lewis, M. D. Stephens, George W. Stephenson, Clayton Stephenson, Capt. Robert W. Stewart, George Swayne Stinemates, Philip M. Stiffler, Harry S. Stoodt, Albert. L. Stoodt, Paul A., M. D. St. Peter's Church, Mansfield Storm, Joseph W. Strater, Albert William Strenick, James Franklin Strutton, John A. Stuhidreher, Clarence H. Sturges, Henry Hale Styert, Tracy C. Sullivan Public Schools, The Swaney, Roy F. Switzer, Lewis C. Taber, Thomas C. Taber, William P. Taggert, Henry R. Tappan Stone Company, The Taylor, Charles H. Terwoord, Rev. F. A. Thoma, Harry J. Thomas, David Thomas, Williard D. Thorne, Charles Embree Tilton, John C. Timms, William B. Tingley, Charles B. Tinkey, W. J. Tinsley, Ralph E. Tinstman, Emanuel Henry Todd, Coleman B. Todd, Joseph H. Toghill, Ernest C. Topping, Maurice T. Topping, Roger W. Trauger, Elmer King Troll, Karl Philip Troxel Manufacturing Company The Trufant, L. H. Tucker, Clayton E. Tucker, D. Guy Tucker, Floyd V. Turner, William Blount Uhlich, Joseph F. Ulrich, O. P.	1302 1185 998 1077 1238 595 613 1006 633 1603 1044 742 1248 663 792 1054 668 1318 930 1024 1048 655 1528 768 1601 940 942 1314 620 1051 943 700 1325 1261 1218 1156 1490 728 1380 1184 978 702 1180 1430 1103 1102 842 688 1610 1441 893 1057 847 1191 1400 1213	Umbaugh, Frederick L. Underwood, Walter Vail, Adelbert Sweet Vanosdall, Arthur L. Vanosdall, Harry B. Vanosdall, Henry N. Vanoster, W. H. VanVoorhis, Frank J. Vinson, S. Glen Virant, Leo Bernard Voegele, Charles H. Voegele, Frank A. Voegele, Hon. William F. Voegele, William F. Vogler, W. J. Waby, John B. Wadsworth, Claude Clinton Wagenhals, Jacob Wainwright, Paul Walker, Theodore Walter, Frederick Walter, Frederick A. Walton, Roland H. Wander, Elmer J. Wappner, Henry Wappner, Philip Wappner, Philip Wappner Willis C. Ward, Clyde E. Ward, M. Dale Ward, Marion D. Ward, Sherman C., M. D. Ward, Sterling W. Wareham, John Maurice Warner, Frank G. Warner, Horace Denison Watts, Walter Hickman Wayne Building and Loan Company Weamer, N. O. Weaver, Henry M. Weaver, Paul H. Webb, Donald M. Webber, Hon. A. R. Webber, Henry P. Webber, Karl F. Webber, Walter Barton Weekley, A. M. Weidner, Theodore John Weimer, Dean H. Weimer, John Ferdinand Welch, Charles Edrick, Dr. Welch, William A. Weldon, William McE. Wells, Guy Edward Wells, Ulysses Grant Welsh, E. A. Wertz, Edwin S.	928 696 887 1099 1124 1125 1455 1026 665 1277 1526 732 645 646 1495 1342 722 1598 1451 1281 775 774 1461 1053 1008 993 992 1008 955 758 765 1520 895 1025 931 1007 1568 1174 629 751 1514 1246 1296 1267 837 1019 828 880 1193 691 1069 1198 625 1542 1579 1482 1272
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West, John H. Westenbarger, Worth D. Westland, Louis John Weygant, Alfred Union White, Corlett Valoris White, Elbert Bailey White, J. G. White, Jonathan S. White, Merritt B. Whisler, Lehr Harrison, M. D. Whitney, Herbert E. Whitney, Merton Harvey Wiggins, Wayne Wilder, Mose G. Wildermuth, Jerome F. Wiles, Herman L., Rev., D. D. Wiles, Otis, M. D. Wilkins, Ernest Hatch Williams, Lewis Willson, Kenneth Morrow, D. D. S Willits, I. C. Wilson, Howard Frederick Wiltrout, H. J. Winbigler, James P. Winbigler, John D. Winbigler, Lewis A. Winbigler, Wayne M. Wise, John E. Wise, Floyd E. Wishart, Rev. CharlesFrederick	794 1249 944 1219 938 939 917 926 1038 914 1050 996 1039 1462 761 797 790 1436 1311 819 1042 720 1504 1564 1505 1551 1506 961 835 1210	Wolf, Fred L. Wolfe, Albert I. Wolfe, Philip Wolff, Fred Barnard Woodard, Thomas A. Woodward, Kent H. Workman, Charles H. Wright, John Aubrey Wright, Harry Redmond Yoder, C. C. Yoder, Dan S. Yoha, Ora A. Yost, Charles H. Yost, William C. Young, Don John Young, Edward L. Young, Hugo H. Young, James William Young, Hon. Stephen Marvin Young, Wayne E., M. D. Zartman, David Zaworski, D. L. Zebold, A. M. Zeigler, George Zercher, B. Frank Zimmerman, H. L. Zimeke, Clarence C. Zinsmeister, Ralph Wise	771 1580 1593 800 647 875 592 950 1454 1230 1182 715 1036 1189 877 899 1508 1028 878 652 823 1299 1416 983 1137 1221 1483 1281
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Administration Building, Ohio State Sanitorium, Mt. Vernon, Ohio Alderfer, John M. Anderson, C. J. Armory, Ashland, Ohio Ash, Dr. L. B. Ashland. County Court House, Ashland, Ohio Ashland Road, View of Backenstos, Perry W. Baker, R. C. Battles, Major M. L., M. D. Beck, Arthur S. Beelman, Charles C. Beer, Frank R. Bellevue High School Bissman, B. Franklin Bissman, Benjamin F. Bissman, Wilbert J. Bixler, Sherman W. Black, Fred G. Blackfork Valley, View of Boyd, A. E. Boyer, Dr. F. Walter Bracy, Hazel I. Bracy, Rex F. Brown, E. E. Carpenter, Reid Cashell, George Chidsey, Grant G. Clark, J. L. Clear Fork Valley, Views of Cook, Thomas N. Coxe, John H. Courtney, Arthur E. Cummins, Capt. Abram Cahill Dann, Edward W. DeVault, Joseph Dilmore, John G. Dix, Emmett C. Downs, H. V. Duff, William A. - Frontispiece Eby, John C. Elyria Post, American Legion, Elyria, Ohio Everhard, Nathan, M. D.	384 952 1072 296 1472 296 40 760 976 848 608 920 1256 120 777 776 680 1544 1328 80 1000 1392 832 832 1456 632 640 904 1168 113 1280 856 672 1360 1384 984 1016 1496 744 816 408 1064	Fate, Rev. Albert A. Felger, E. E. Frankeberger, John W. Fridline, Jacob Fritzinger, Paul C. Fuller, G. B., M. D. Garber, Aaron L. Garber, Jacob S. Garber, O. M. Gifford, William H. Goebel, Rev. R. C. Gongwer, Clifton P. Grabill, S. H. Graven, D. Homer Guth, Henry W. Hartline, Joe C. Herrick Library, Wellington Herring, James H. Heyl, H. L. High School, Lorain, Ohio High School, Medina, Ohio Hildebrand, George Hiner, Dr. Arthur A. Hofman, Orsan S. Hoffman, George Alfred Homberger, Herman Edward Hubler, C. D. Huron County Court House and Citizens' National Bank, Notwalk, Ohio Iams, Charles C. Jones, Howell E. Johnston, J. K. Kettering, Adam Kettering, C. F. Kilhefner, Edwin L. Knox County Memorial Building Mt. Vernon, Ohio Koehl, Edgar Lantz, Charles M. Lockheart, A. L. Lorain County Court House Loudonville High School, Loudonville, Ohio	1488 1312 600 1216 1232 1552 1304 1408 1305 648 792 1224 1128 1192 1368 664 240 808 1448 424 448 1144 1464 1424 1040 624 1352 336 1536 1344 1376 1320 1160 1200 384 1336 1032 1432 192 1512
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McClellan, Charles L. McMillin, James W. McMillin, Lillie Main Street, Bellville, Ohio Mansfield, Industrial Mehl, George W., M. D. Mellert, George S. Miller, T. W. Mohn, D. L., M. D. Municipal Building, Mansfield, Ohio Myers, A. N. Myers, Francis E. Myers, G. D. Myers, J. C. Myers, P. A. Nail, Edwin. S. Neldon, T. R. Nimmons, Robert H. Nugent, W. H. Ober, Philip H. Oberlin College, Arts Building Oberlin College, Memorial Arch Park Avenue West, Mansfield Parker, Harry A. Parry, Leonard L. Patterson, Joseph Patterson, Helen M. Patterson, Willard G. Plymouth, Public Square Priest, Harry R. Public Library and Firelands Museum, Norwalk, Ohio Reformatory, Ohio State Remington, T. J. Ricketts, George W. Rocky Fork Valley, View of Routzahn, C. F. Sanborn, Joseph G. Sattler, Carl F. School Building at Savannah, Ohio School Building at Shiloh, Ohio Schultz, John C	584 824 824 368 40 1208 888 1104 1240 488 1136 1096 1152 1112 1120 579 960 1440 912 752 64 64 33 616 840 1091 784 784 192 1480 336 33 968 704 80 712 1288 1056 1528 1512 1264	Scott, H. Seymour Scudder, Walter H., M. D. Selby, John W. Senior High School, Mansfield, Ohio Severance Hall, Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio Shafer, Delno F. Shelby, High School Smith, Henry F. Smith, Tilmon H., M. D. Snyder, R. C. South Main Street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio Stoodt, Albert L. Street Scene, Medina, Ohio Stuhldreher, Clarence H. Sturges, Henry Hale Sullivan Central School, Sullivan, Ohio Swaney, Roy F. Tingley, Charles B. Tinsley, Ralph Troll, Karl Philip Uhlich, Joseph F. Umbaugh, Frederick L. Underwood, Walter U. S. Post Office, Elyria, Ohio U. S. Post Office, Lorain U. S. Post Office, Wooster, Ohio Wappner, Philip Wappner, Willis C. Webber, Judge A. R. Weidner, T. J. Wellington High School Wertz, Edwin S. Westland, Louis J. Wilson, Howard F. Wiltrout, H. J. Wolff, Fred Barnard Workman, Charles H. Zebold, Mrs. Anna Zebold, A. M., M. D.	1176 896 736  488 536 656 120 864 936 872 368 1248 448 1024 1048 1528 768 728 1184 688 1400 928 696 408 424 536 992 1008 1296 880 240 1272 944 720 1504 800 592 1416 1416
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