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S. H. MOORE COMPANY'S C
MANSFIELD
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CITY DIRECTORY
1908 - 1909
Embracing a complete alphabetical list of all persons sixteen years of age and over; a Classified Business Directory; Heads of all families on The Mansfield R F D Routes, giv- ing distances from city, location of farms, tele- phone numbers, etc .; Complete Block System Street Directory; Record of City and County Officials, Churches and Societies, Telegraph, Telephone and Railroad Rates together with an up-to-date Map. :: :: ::
PRICE $3.50.
(Copyright, 1908, by S. H. Moore Co.)
Compiled and Published by S. H. Moore Co., New York City.
Press of Hale Sturges Printing Co., MANSFIELD, OHIO.
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Overcoats, Suits to measure, Rain Coats. Prices reasonable at the shop of quality.
Marshall & Reynolds 79 N. Main St.
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Moore's Standard Directory.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Alphabetical List of Names
Page 114
Names, changes and corrections
too late for regular insertion 15-16
Calender
19
Churches
38-39
Post Office Information 28
City Officials
25
Public Schools 27
County Officials 29-33
Rural Routes 433
Societies and Secret Orders 40-45
Fire Department
35
Street Directory 57
Halls, Buildings and Blocks 37
Telegraph Rates. 47
Telephone Rates 49
History
21-23
ABE. MARKS,
Clothing AND .....
Men's Furnish- ing Goods Hats, Caps, Etc.
Parisian Sack
Made by Despres, Loewenstein & Co.
57 North Main Street, Opposite Vonhof Hotel MANSFIELD, OHIO
STUHLDREHER BROS.
FLORISTS & GARDENERS Phone Orders Delivered on Short Notice
Cline Ave. Mans. Phone 525
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Business Directory 456
Notice to Business Men 17
Opera House Diagram 55
Distances and Fares 50-53
1510706
74 N. Main St.
FOR GOOD SHOES Merts-Kirkpatrick
Walk-Over Boot Shop
MANSFIELD, O. 15
Names, Changes and Corrections Too Late for Regular Insertion.
Ackerman Harry moved from 26} S Park to Hancock flats
Adams James R (Ella L) moved from 55 Woodland to 208 N Mulberry
Arehart John A livery 53 N Walnut h 583 W Third
Baker Arthur S photographer 93} N Main see margin lines Bales Grace waitress Southern Hotel res do
Bangert Benjamin (Christina) emp Humphryes Mnfg Co res 5 Beymiller Frank emp Am Cigar Co res 17 Monroe av
George (Katherine) emp O Brass Co h 17 Monroe av
Margaret emp Am Cigar Co res 5 Beymiller Nicholas (Christina) emp Humphryes Mnfg Co h 5 Beymiller
Barr Richard S analytical chemist 210 Bird bldg res 58 W Fourth
Basting Nicholas (Elizabeth) lab h Cline av
Blacksten Albert eng Hicks Brown Mill Co res 285 N Main
Boinska Verny emp Am Cigar Co res 213 Lida
Brant Charles (Emma) brick layer h 94 Ford
Brittson Gale (May E) moved from 172 N Main to 41 W Fourth Brkics Michael (Katherine) emp Eclipse Stove Co res 116 Glessner av Brown M Louise res 12 S Mulberry
Bruckhof Anton (Elizabeth) lab h 25 N Foster ext
Buckeye Tempered Copper and Brass Co The T F Frank gen mngr rear 217 E Fourth
Charles Cleo J moved from 320 W Fifth to 132 W Dickson av Earl L moved from 320 W Fifth to 132 W Dickson av
Lovilla A (wid Charles M) moved from 320 W Fifth to 132 W Dickson av Clugston Mrs Margaret J moved from 98} N Main to 26} S Park Coughlan Anna E nurse Emergency Hospital res do
Coul R L moved from 388 Spring Mill to 106 W Fifth
Culler Wade (Bernice) moved from 38 Stewart av to 139 Sturges av
Delafield Clarence E (Jessie L) moved from 25 Douglass av to 56 Bartley av
Dishell Emma moved from 112 N Franklin av to 216 N Adams
Douglass Nina I dressmkr 86 Bartley av res do
Fenn & Bieber (Nicholas Fenn and Charles J Bieber) proprs Mint Saloon 12 W Fourth
Fidelity & Casulty Ins Co The C F Harding agt 101-3 Bird bldg phones M 238 B 56-R
Fitzwilliam Wm N clk R Lean Mnfg Co res 37 S Main
Foss Olive moved from 103 W Fourth to 186 W Dickson av
Frankeberger & Bradford (W F Frankeberger and W S Bradford) proprs The Saratoga wholesale and retail cigars and tobacco billiard and pool parlors bowling alleys 78 N Main phones M 638 B 154
Friedmann Maggie emp Am Cigar Co res 87 Lily
Gass Mabel L public stenographer Suite "A" Fairview flats res do M P 1206-X see margin lines
German Alliance Fire Ins Co E G Slough agt 104-5 Bird bldg phones M 449 B 574-R see margin lines
Gutschall Frank (Grace) porter h 23} N Foster ext
Hall Warren H prin Halls Business College res 21 Augustine av
Halls Business College W H Hall prin Purdy bldg 26} S Main
Hallabrin Michael emp Seneca Chain Co res 74 Fourth av
Cotter
Stores Furniture, Pianos, Merchandise, Implements, Etc.
Phone 68
Boys' Sweaters and Sweater Coats at Cor. Public Square.
Freundlich's
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Hannan John B gardner res Park av EM
Hanover Fire Ins Co Edwin G Slough agt 104-5 Bird bldg phones M 449 B 574-R see margin lines
Insurance Co of North America The L J Bonar state agt 101-3 Bird bldg phones M 238 B 56-R
Kathurine Leona (wid Anthony) res 15 S Adams
Klippel Bertha 184 E First moved to Patterson N J
Lawrence Mary (wid Charles) moved from 112 N Franklin av to Penn frt house Lewis Frank (Inez) driver h 155 W Sixth
Maglott Pearl moved from 143 E Second to 67 E Third
Marles John W mold Humphryes Mnfg Co res 135 N Franklin av
Matthes Florence now stenog A & T Mach Co res 23 E First Miller Barbara res 11 N Adams instead of 327 S Main
Elizabeth res 11 N Adams instead of 327 S Main
Jacob res 11 N Adams instead of 327 S Main Moritz Joseph lab res 148 Lily
North Western Mutual Life Ins Co C F Harding agt 101-3 Bird bldg phones M 238 B 56-R
Philadelphia Casualty Co Edwin G Slough agt 104-5 Bird bldg phones M 449 B 574-R see margin lines
Schnell Paul lab res 148 Lily
Swisher Eudolpha E (wid Samuel R) h 2 miles S Main rd M P 4 on 16
Travelers Accident and Casualty Ins Co Edwin G Slough agt 104-5 Bird bldg phones M 449 B 574-R see margin lines
Tresch Stephen (Katherine) plasterer res 138 E Third
Union Painless Dentists (T W Forshee) Bowers blk W Fourth and Walnut see page 18
Wolford Allen H farmer res R F D2
Zook Wm S (Orpha E) farmer h 4} miles Wooster rd B P 207-W 4
The Thomson
Granite Co. O.
OFFICE AND YARDS, ARCH ST.
LEST WE FORGET
MANUFACTURERS ---
American.
IMPORTERS --- Foreign.
MAKERS OF --- Practical Work.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS : : IN : :
AMERICAN and FOREIGN Granites Will please you in every particular.
SMOKE the BEST
"ADMIRAL HOPKINS" THE 10c. CIGAR OF QUALITY.
Always the SAME ::
MAXWELL'S
MANSFIELD, O.
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ADAM GROSS
MANUFACTURER OF .....
Show Cases, Furniture and Fixtures for Public Buildings, Stores and Offices. Screen Doors, Windows, Wood Turning, Etc.
We also Remodel and Repair all kinds of Furniture. Mansfield Phone 312 - - 171 N. Walnut St.
NOTICE To the Business Men of Mansfield.
If you consider this the largest, best, handsomest, most accurate and complete Directory ever issued in this city kindly hold your orders for the S. H. Moore City Directory of Mansfield for 1910-11.
J. R. MILLER, Tool and Machine Works.
MANUFACTURER OF HYDRAULIC LIFTS, GAS ENGINES, Etc.
SPECIAL TOOLS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER
The repairing of all kinds of Machinery will be given Prompt Attention. Especially Equipped for the Re- pairing of Traction and Stationary Engines
Office and Works
Cor Fifth and Elm Sts
Sedalia Coal Co.
BOTH PHONES 451
Give US a Trial ORDER
Trunks and Suit Cases Too ati® 97-9 N. Main St.
The Globe
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WHY PAY MORE?
Full Sets Teeth $3, $5 and $8
NO MORE Gold Crowns and Bridge Work $3.00 Extra Heavy
NO LESS
Union Painless Dentist
Room 10-11 Bowers Block,
formerly Stocking Block
MANSFIELD, O.
Sundays 9 to 2
Lady attendant. Hours 8 to 8. Entrance on West Fourth Street.
W. H. YUNCKER -
J. S. YUNCKER
YUNCKER BOTTLING CO. MANUFACTURERS OF. ..... High Grade, Pure Soda Water
Soda Founts Charged,
Siphon Seltzer,
Gas Drums
Postoffice Court -
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Mans. Phone 1598 J
BURTON C. KELLOGG CONTRACT PAINTER Paper Hanging, Graining and Inside Finishing a Specialty. Mansfield Phone 409. - - 431 Marion Ave
M. FRANK & SON. PROPRIETORS OF .. ..... Works
Union Brewery & Bottling 110-112 NORTH DIAMOND ST. Bottling Works 121 North Franklin Avenue Both Phones 327.
JOHN H. DIR High Grade Pianos 15 N. Park St.
BERNO'S
NEWEST FASHIONS and LOWEST PRICES Both Phones 182
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S. N. FORD & CO.
Manufacturer of ..... Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds. Office, Mill and Yards
22 Elm near Fourth St.
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- Mansfield Phone 91
Before sending your Carpets to be Cleaned
Stop
A
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Lewis Com- pressed Air Cleaner.
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A Dollar or Two Will do
Hopkins Clothing 120 N. Main
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The Constance Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF .....
NO.6
UCHUANS & GALVE
Frames, Moldings, Interior Finish, Etc. ( High Class Work at Reasonable Prices.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF The Blust Self-Recommending Churn.
98 Wood Street.
C. M. Lantz,
Fancy and Staple Groceries
MEATS and PROVISIONS. 7-9 Vennum Av. Phones 284
Model Restaurant
CHAS. ODENDAHL, Prop.
Regular Meals 25c. Meal Tickets $3.50 245 N. MAIN, Mans. Phone
The Richardson Bottling Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS
Works 78-82 E. 5th St. -
'A. M. MOSEY,
Both Phones 191
MANSFIELD, O
C. S. MOSEY
J. F. HINK,
Rear 81 East Third Street Bell Phone 918-R Res. 918-R 2 rings
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LIVERY
Pianos Best Makes
Mansfield Music Co. 26 South Park St.
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MANSFIELD, OHIO.
Of Mansfield and its relations to the history of Ohio, and particularly the features pertaining to its early settlement and establishment much might be said, but as there has already been printed most of the salient features in this relation it probably is pertinent herein to refer to the mere data of the found- ing and establishing of the city of Mansfield.
Founded June 11, 1808, by Col. Jared Mansfield, an English Engineer, it soon became a trading post and village of some prominence and for years was one of the important towns of what was then known as Richland county, embracing what is now a great many of the counties of North Central Ohio. The city is one of the oldest in the State and is located on the old wheat-packet route from the river to the lakes.
The growth and improvement of the city has been of a rather conservative nature, but it has been steady and substantial both in its relation to agricultural resource as well as to manufacturing and commercial development. The most important growth of the city has been made in the past twenty years, and more particularly since 1890 since which time manufacturing enterprise has advanced; and especially in the last ten years the enlargement and improvement of many of the local factories has been of a notable nature-in some instances the former capacity being doubled, while in the past six years improvements have been made in nearly every department of its manufacturing resource.
The city is noted for its beautiful and commodious homes and it has become a common phrase, that Mansfield is a city of fine homes, good schools and a community of hospitable people, and it has supported more than an ordinary number of excellent churches, and the settlement of the community, it might be truthfully said, is of a substantial American Christian character. The working men of the community, it is a noted fact, largely own their own homes; among the higher class of working men nearly 60% are property owners.
Located as it is on the highest point, with a single exception, in Ohio-1471 feet above the sea level-it is at once a healthful city, augmented largely by its especially good spring water supplied by a modern water works system, and by a modern and thoroughly equipped sanitary sewage and disposal plant; the best evidence of this being the freedom from typhoid and other kindred
COPYRIGH
Vehicles and Harness
Of quality with a guarantee back of them. Good as a bond are the only kind sold by
Howard Miller, WALNUT STREET
International Correspondence Schools HOYT JOHNS, Representative, 115 Bird Bldg
Let Comparison Settle the Question
of PRICE. We will be Satisfied.
Conner
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Do you want cash for your property? Do you want to exchange your property? Do you want to buy a farm, stock of merchandise or other property? Do you want to rent your property? Do you want to sell it at a reasonable price instead of sacrificing a good portion of its value? Do you want it sold without publicity? If these are your wants I can fill them. I have representatives in all parts of the world and can easily sell or buy what you want. Re- member, it doesn't matter whether your property is worth $1.00 or $500,000, or in what State or Territory it is located. I can sell it. Write for list of properties.
G. W. CUPP,
The man who can sell your real estate no matter where located. 77 1-2 N. Main, MANSFIELD, OHIO.
EMERY A. McMEEKEN
General Contractor and Builder
Office and Residence 446 S. Main St. Mansfield Phone 1114-Y
THE ROBERTSON GROCERY CO.
DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES. Try Our Chase & Sanborn's Coffees and Teas Phone Orders receive prompt attention. Both Phones 196
- 11 S. Benton St.
BEER & WOLFF General Contractors and Builders.
W. J. BEER 1 119 S. Foster St. Mansfield Phone 548 1
W. B. WOLFF
22Augustine Av Mans'd Ph. 337x
If you want to buy a Small Farm SEE
S.G.Glasener
Ohio State Life Ins. Co. General Agency - Dickson Bldg. cent State Tax on Premiums
Being a Home State Com- pany saves the 2 1-2 per
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fevers, while there is practically a total absence of malarial difficulties in this entire community.
In manufacture, 61 establishments employ labor in Mansfield, varying from 6 to 612 men to each enterprise employing an aggregate of 3,950 workingmen with an annual pay roll of $2,750,000 and a manufactured output of nearly $10,000,000, while the combined mercantile jobbing amounts to something over $3,000,000 annually. The manufacturer's output is devoted chiefly to agricul- tural implements, horse vehicles, stoves, sanitary appliances, electrical apparatus, suspenders, elastic web, and a large volume of output in the tobacco line-particularly cigars, the output of the combined factories last year ap- proximating something over 50,000,000 cigars; while last year in new enter- prises there was added manufacturers producing small and heavy chain and steam and electrical cranes, railroad wreckers and dredges.
The city is especially well adapted for manufacture since it is situated within 172 miles of the very center of manufacture in the United States as shown by the last official report of the U. S. census bureau, taking as a basis the output of the entire country. It is the only city between New York and Chicago located on the main lines of three great trunk line railways of the country, and it has the additional advantage of drawing coal on three different lines of supply and iron ore from seven different sources of supply at an equal tariff and lower in some instances than any other city in this part of the State; while it has also the advantage of being in a gas belt and of having a bountiful supply of natural gas which is furnished manufacturers at a comparatively nominal figure.
While there is no individually wealthy citizen of the millionaire type the community as a whole is reasonably wealthy, and, above all, the wealth is well distributed.
The increase in population since the last census shows about 33%, while the gain in financial deposits and assets of local institutions has been com- mensurate to the increase in population and probably in excess of that ratio.
In every branch Mansfield is a modern city-the sanitary department, fire department, the police department, and in its educational resources as well as its religious feature and in public work the city shows superior advantages, there being now about 45 miles of paved streets including some beautiful boulevards and other public works among which should be mentioned one of the most beautiful parks in the State of Ohio.
HELLO!
Too Late! My House on Fire and no
Insurance, CALL
J. W. BAKER,
The Insurance Man
PHONE 624 L.
26 1-2 North Main Street
MANSFIELD, - OHIO
CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST
Bee Hive Store
We Save you big money on Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, Atomizers, Etc.
36 W. Fourth U The People's Cut Rate Store We save you from 15 to 50 per cent Mans. Phone 1422-J
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Phone 14 The Place 20 S. Main
If you want the Best Groceries the Market Affords. Please remember we make a specialty of Delicatessen, such as Cheese, Sardines and Fancy Meats.
W. K. ACKERMAN.
A GOOD COAL
We have IT
DAVIS LUMP COAL
Is one of the most economical COALS that comes to MANSFIELD. Produces less ASH than other coals.
SALES AGENTS-Sackett Plaster Board, with a line of Mason's Supplies. M. L. Branyan & Bro.
Both Phones No 5
Richland Electric Company.
Electrical constructions and supplies. Prompt attention given to all classes of electrical instalations and repairs, electric lights, door bells and annunciator wiring. Installing of electric motors, genera- tors, switch boards, insulated plants. Special care given to the repair of electric fans, medical batteries, induction coils, delicate instru- ments, etc. We build electrical signs to order. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Your patronage solicited.
R. V. CAIRNS, Mgr.
Mansfield Phone 1005-J Bell Phone 924-R
The Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Co. Directors
E. S. Nail, Mansfield, O.
G. W. Campbell, Toledo, O.
F. D. Torrence, Xenia, O.
B. F. Weybrecht, Alliance, O.
W. S. Parker, Findlay, O. H. D. Henry, Athens, O.
J. W. Frankeberger, Mansfield, O.
Office Lumbermens Heights. Bell Phone 12
Stuhldreher Bros. Cline av. M. P. 526
FLORISTS and GARDNERS
Wholesale and Retail --- 16,000 Square Feet of Glass.
Ladies' Furs at H. E. Cave's
MANSFIELD, O.
25
CITY OFFICIALS.
HUNTINGTON BROWN, Mayor
Office-City Prison Building Office-City Building
WALTER S. BRADFORD, City Auditor. RALPH WALKER, Clerk G. M. CUMMINGS, City Solicitor.
FRED M. BUSHNELL, City Treasurer
Office-Richland Savings Bank
City Council.
Members at Large.
George Rhein Henry Cole.
William P. Young.
John L. Baxter, Ist Ward.
Charles Burns, 2nd Ward.
Andrew Dorian, 3rd Ward.
George Eich, 4th Ward.
N. P. Henry, President of Council. Charles Aurns, President Pro Tem. W. S. Bradford, Clerk of Council.
Board of Public Service.
Office-City Building.
S. F. Bell, President. John Cahall.
Conrod Flockerzi.
Arnold Kallmerten, Clerk of Board. E. D. Lindsey, Jr., Sec. Water Wks. Theo. Rire, Supt. of Streets. J. W. Cook, Water Works Foreman. Ora Hursh, City Civil Engineer.
B. F. Johnson, City Weigh Master.
Board of Health.
Huntington Brown, President, Louis D. Barr, Clerk. M. J. Davis, M. D., Health Officer. John Pifer, Sanitary Police.
Board of Public Safety. Office-City Building.
Alois Kessler. Chas. W. Mitchell. T. Y. McCray, Jr., Clerk of Board.
Police Department.
J. W. Weil, Chief of Police. James Feeny, Day Captain. Christy Marks, Night Captain.
H. V. Loder, Lieutenant. Ernest Beam, Patrolman. Harmon Remy, Patrolman. Elmer Lurz, Patrolman. Orley Wright, Patrolman.
Thomas Madden, Patrolman.
Herbert E. McClure, Patrolman.
S. Crosswell, Acting Day Deskman.
E. S. Sooner, Night
Trustees of Sinking Fund and Board of Tax Examiners.
William McE. Weldon F. M. Remy W. S. Bradford.
President Vice President Secretary
Trustees.
William McE. Weldon F. M. Remy
Chas. Ritter W. W. Stark
H. M. Weaver
Bureau of Park Commissioners. R. Brinkerhoff, Sr. M. B. Bushnell
Memorial Library Association.
Mrs. H. M. Weaver
President
Miss Anna Scattergood
Mrs. R. Brinkerhoff, Jr.
Mrs. A. C. Hand.
Vice President Secretary Treasurer
If you want to deal with a responsible Real Estate Man SEE
S. E. Glasener
Office 9} N. Main Street
R. B. Kenton
General Agent
The Midland Mutual Insurance Company.
46 1-2 N. Main Street
Mansfield Phone 605
26
Moore's Standard Directory.
D. S. KOONTZ
INSURANCE.
MAY BUILDING.
Both Phones.
22 1-2 S. Park St.
G. H. KLINE
Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions
PHONES ( Bell, Black 429 R Mansfield 791 West Fourth and Bowman Streets
Kaler's Candy Kitchen FINE CANDIES Best Ice Cream in City.
Phones
Mansfield 536 J
Bell 725 W
(ON-The Square.)
All kinds of Pictures
All kinds of picture framing
Richard N. Lane
223 N. Main St. Mans. Phone - 776 L
John Konrad
FIRST CLASS Shoe Repairing
Work Done Promptly 75 N. Diamond St.
WM. J. NEIDHART
HARRY C. O'BRIEN
The Mansfield Pattern Works
Manufacturers of ...... Machinery, Stove, Architectural and Valve Patterns in Wood or Metal. Models made to Order and Hand Carving done. 81 E. Fifth St. . - - MANSFIELD, O
Always the SAME
"LARONA" 5c. CIGAR
The Sweetest Smoke of ALL
Fine Foot Wear for the Family
THE .....
Walk-Over
Merts-KirkpatrickBoot Shop
MANSFIELD, O. 27
Trustees.
Mrs. L. A. Strong
Mrs. H. M. Weaver
Mrs. A. C. Hand
Mrs. R. Carpenter Mrs. M. D. Harter Miss Anna Seattergood
Mrs. R. Brinkerhoff Mrs. J. C. Larwell Mrs. Frank Remy
Librarian. Martha Mercer
Assistant Librarians.
Miss Julia D. Sturges
Miss Helen D. Fox Mr. Paul Fiedler
Municipal Library Board.
N. M. Wolfe
President
W. E. Loughridge
Vice President
B. A. Baxter
F. M. Bushnell
Secretary Treasurer
Trustees.
B. A. Baxter J. M. Herring
T. B. Martin
F. M. Bushnell W. E. Loughridge N. M. Wolfe
Emergency Hospital Corporation. Incorporated June 15, 1903.
Board of Trustees.
James Reynolds, President
Charles Fuchs, Secretary
William H. DeLong, Treasurer
Frank B. Black, Vice President
J. Rowland Brown Robert B. Maxwell David J. Meese
Executive Staff.
Matilda Linskey Head Nurse
Minnie A. Rice
Assistant Nurse
Laura McCurdy Stewardess
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Board of Education.
Rev. D. J. Meese, President. J. E. Nelson, Clerk
C. B. Bushnell, E. G. Lemon, J. H. Bristor, A. Kallmerten, W. C. Mowry H. H. Helter, Superintendent of Schools
Regular meeting first and third Tuesday of each month at High School building. Name and Location of School Buildings.
High School-West Fourth corner Bowman
First Street School-First corner Crouse
Hedges Street School-Hedges between Arch and Home Ave
Fifth Street School-West Fifth corner Miller
Fourth Street School-East Fourth between Adams and Scott
Bowman Street School-Bowman corner Harker
Marion Avenue School-Marion corner Douglass Ave
Newman School-Newman corner Chapman and Wayne
Prospect Street School-89 Prospect
Parochial School.
St. Peter's Catholic School, 74 S. Mulberry. Sisters of St. Francis in charge
COTTER'S VANS are best
the
for moving
Phones 68
Time Tried and Fire Tested
SLOUGH Bird Bldg
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