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FARMERS' DIRECTORY
THE ONE HOSS SHAY
Owned by the celebrated deacon went to pieces all of a sudden, so the story goes. While an automobile seldom collapses so completely, little engine troubles and transmission defects wear out a car in far less time than its normal life, unless these troubles are remedied by mechanicians who understand their business. Would you trust a sick horse to anyone but a D. V. M .?- then why not demand expert attention for your automobile, a larger invest- ment ?
The Garage of the A. I. Root . Co. at Medina is manned by trained workmen. It retains the services of the one man who has had more experience with all classes of cars than any other in Medina County. This man is also an experienced electrician. More- over, the close connection between the garage and the machine department of the A. I. Root Co. makes it possible for the garage to complete repairs in often half the time that a garage less well equipped requires.
Less time-smaller cost. Experienced service-real economy. Let us be your auto doctor.
Instruments of every type necessary for storing batteries of cars and our large electric plant with its constant flow of juice (110 volts) are at your service at the same price charged by smaller establishments.
The steam vulcanizer is turning out first-class work. We carry a full line of tires, Goodrich and Goodyear, and motor accessories. We have the Polarine, National Carbonless and Nocarbo Oils, as well as all kinds of transmission oils and greases.
AND BY THE WAY
We repair farm machinery of all kinds. The factory machine shop does custom work of this kind at lowest cost, and gives the same high satisfaction you get at the Garage.
THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY GARAGE
West End of Liberty Street Medina, Ohio
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THE FARM JOURNAL DIRECTORY
OF
MEDINA COUNTY
OHIO
(With a Complete Road Map of the County)
PUBLISHED BY
WILMER ATKINSON COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
1916
COPYRIGHT 1916
BY WILMER ATKINSON COMPANY
FARMERS' DIRECTORY
The Old Phoenix National Bank
MEDINA, OHIO
Capital and Surplus, $185,000.00 Assets Over $1,500,000.00
Does a general commercial business, and pays 4% interest on deposits in its savings department.
J. ANDREW, President C. E. JONES, Cashier
BLAKE McDOWELL, R. O. McDOWELL,
Vice-President Assistant Cashier
E. F. GILBS, Teller C. W. REINHARDT, Teller
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EVIDENCE OF THE INTEREST SCHOOL CHILDREN TAKE IN THE FARM JOURNAL DIRECTORY.
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SOME FACTS AND FIGURES
Medina County, with a total of 3,159 farms in an area of 435 square miles, is distinctly a farm county. More than 91 per cent. of the entire area of the county is in its farms, and more than 74 per cent. is under cul- tivation. The farms are, as a rule, of more than average size, less than 6 per cent. being under ten acres. They are almost without exception profitable and correspondingly valuable. The farmers, as a class, are the most prosperous folks in the county. In view of the number of farmers, that is in itself a statement of the wealth of this section.
The farm population of Medina County is almost exclusively native- born white. There are but few foreign, and only 1 negro farmer in the entire county, according to the most recent United States Government statistics.
It is interesting to note the number of farms in the county operated by their owners. Of this class there are 2,412, or 76 per cent. One thousand O five hundred and eighty-seven, or 65 per cent. of them are reported free of mortgage debt. This is an exceptionally large percentage. Of the bal-
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ance, the remarkably low mortgage indebtedness of only 32 per cent. of the entire valuation is carried. Even in the absence of other statistical figures, these mortgage statements alone would indicate exceptional prosperity among Medina County farmers.
The largest single crop, and the one produced most generally through- out the entire county, is oats, of which 909,169 bushels were produced in 1910, a notably bad crop year, but the latest for which authoritative figures are available. Following closely on this for quantity is corn, with a total of 905,394 bushels; wheat comes next, with 585,791 bushels, and potatoes fourth, with 555,041 bushels. The combined total value of these four - crops was in excess of two million dollars.
Everywhere is an atmosphere of hard work. Everyone takes work seriously and as a matter of course. There is no false pride about it, and no failure to realize its importance and its necessity. Rich farmers' wives, and sons and daughters, take pride in their fine butter, their eggs, their vegetables, their chickens and their stock. The relations between the people of the farms and the people of the county seat are most cordial. The farmers deposit their savings in the local banks, and deal in the local stores.
This directory is published in the belief that it will serve to acquaint the residents of one end of the county with those of the other. We believe it to be accurate. We realize, however, that even in the most carefully compiled and printed books certain errors are bound to appear, and we apologize in advance for any such that may be found by our subscribers.
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Plant Lime
"THE KEY TO FERTILITY"
LAN
A sweet, readily soluble, precipi- tated carbonate of lime, specially prepared for agricultural use.
MANUFACTURED BY THE PLANT FOOD C CLEVELAND.OHIO. PLANT LIME is non-caustic and can be used in any quantity without danger of burning the humus of the soil. It will not injure the horses and the men handling it.
On account of the extreme fineness of division, PLANT LIME is easily dissolved in the soil and becomes immediately available to growing crops.
PLANT LIME will produce good results for you.
Write for descriptive booklets, sample and full information.
The Plant Food Company
1012 GARFIELD BUILDING CLEVELAND, OHIO
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County Officials of Medina County
Sheriff-R. L. GEHMAN.
Probate Judge-J. R. KENNAN.
Clerk of Courts-LAKEY J. FLICKINGER.
Auditor-GEORGE MCNEAL.
County Commissioners-GEORGE STARR.
D. L. TOWSLEE. B. J. VANDERMARK.
Recorder-C. S. RICE.
District Attorney-A. B. UNDERWOOD.
Jury Commissioners-J. B. HILLIARD. W. C. SMITH.
Surveyor-W. F. PETERS.
Coroner-DR. ROY BRINTNALL.
Tax Commissioner-J. A. LOWRIE. Treasurer-CHARLES FRANK.
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STADLER'S FERTILIZERS "BEST IN THE LAND"
-Why -
Because they are composed of Animal Tankage produced by the rendering department of The J. L. & H. STADLER Rendering and Fertilizer Co., the largest and best equipped rendering plant in Ohio.
Established 1854
We invite inspection of our methods of manufacture and visitors are welcome at all times.
THE J. L. & H. STADLER Rendering and Fertilizer Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO
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CLOVER
LEAF
TRADE MARK
L-I-M-E
HYDRATE OR GROUND LIMESTONE
None better can be made because :
1st. We have stone 91.16% calcium.
2nd. We have the best equipment that can be obtained.
3rd. We have experienced men in our organi- zation. Not only men who know how to prepare lime, but practical farmers and men who know the service you need.
4th. We put our experience and service into answering every inquiry and the filling of every order.
5th. We can fill your order for any form of lime.
6th. We can furnish the best Lime and Fer- tilizer Sower we know of.
Write us for prices or any lime information, and join the rapidly increasing list of satisfied users of
CLOVER LEAF PRODUCTS
The O. C. Barber Mining Fertilizer Company
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- Department D - - CANTON, OHIO
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Lime on the Farm
The use of lime on the farm is growing every year. The farmer who uses it finds it pays and uses more; then his neighbor tries it with the same experience. Agri- cultural Experiment Stations have proven its value in records of results over periods of years. All reports agree that the necessity of its presence in the soil is second only to drainage.
Where lime is lacking in the soil, it is a waste to supply other ferti- lizers or even manure, because the full benefit of their application is only attained when the soil is sweet-has a plentiful lime supply. The more green or stable manure put on, the more fertilizer applied, the greater the need of lime, for the decay of any of these in their change to plant food forms acid and tends to soil acidity.
All legumes thrive in soils well supplied with lime. Legumes such as alfalfa, red clover, soy beans, etc., are plants having power to take nitrogen from the air; and since the bacteria necessary to their growth will not thrive where lime is lacking, lime becomes the indirect means of supplying nitrogen neces- sary to all plants.
Not only legume crops are bene- fited by the application of lime, but corn, oats, wheat, fruit trees, etc. Experiments at Wooster show a net increase for lime of more than $20 per acre in a five-year rotation.
Old pastures should be top- dressed with carbonate of lime, two
to four tons per acre will not hurt. Lime not only adds to the abundance and quality of the grass, but also is of value from a sanitary point, helping destroy germs of infectious diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease, hog cholera, etc.
Lime may be had in Ohio in several forms: Lump caustic, ground caustic, hydrated, and ground raw limestone. Lump caus- tic should be air-slaked before applying to the soil. Hydrated lime is the caustic lime sufficiently slaked with water to take away much of the undesirable qualities in handling, and in the process it is reduced to a fineness which makes it quickly available to do its work in the soil.
Ground limestone, or carbonate of lime, is the raw rock ground or pulverized. In it, fineness is especi- ally desirable.
Limestone quarried or mined in some sections differs in analysis from that of other sections, but the basis of all is calcium carbonate.
All cultivated soil sooner or later needs an application of lime in one or the other of its forms, and the farmer who recognizes this fact and supplies the need will find it profitable. But it is important to remember that lime should never be applied so that it will come into direct contact with manure or nitrogenous fertilizers. Use it at a different time, or in such a way that the two will not mix.
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LIME
FOR THE SOIL
Farmers in this county can buy their lime from the largest lime plant in the world.
GER BRAND
Ground Quick Lime Ground Hydrated Lime Ground Limestone
IGER BRAND
All manufactured from the highest grade of rock with no screenings, kiln sweepings or other foreign material added.
LIME FOR THE SOIL
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The Tiger Brand guarantees quality
Get
Our Lime Book
WHY -HOW and WHEN to Lime the Soil-24 pages, well illustrated.
The Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co. 100 LEADER-NEWS BUILDING CLEVELAND, OHIO
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MEDINA COUNTY ADVERTISERS
A. G. Abbott, Cattle, Swine and Poultry Breeder, Wadsworth 162
The Abstract Title-Guarantee & Trust Co., Bankers and Real Estate, Akron. 151
Alvin Acker, Poultry Breeder, Seville. 193
H. W. Adams, Monumental Work, Medina. 185
Agricultural & Commercial Lime Co., Lime, Canton. 184
Allen & Hartzell Agency Co., Real Estate and Insurance, Wadsworth. 182
Alliance Fertilizer Co., Alliance. 171
W. J. Anderson & Son, Livery, Medina 184
S. R. Auble, Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director, Lodi. 175
O. C. Barber Mining & Fertilizer Co., Lime Manufacturers, Canton. 10
A. F. Bartholomay, City Meat Market, Medina. 185
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H. Bennader, Shipper of Hay, Straw and Potatoes, Lodi.
P. C. Bigelow, Poultry Breeder, Medina. 193
Blakeslee Orchard, Poultry Breeders and Fruit Growers, Medina. 174
L. S. & B. F. Boise, Cattle Breeders, Wellington 163
Bostwick & Sons, Garage, Seville. 176
Botzum Brothers Co., Builders' Supplies, Seeds and Agricultural Implements, Akron . 198 R. O. Bowman, Cattle, Poultry and Fertilizer Dealer, Medina 164
Branch & Longacre, Furniture and Undertaking, Medina. Cover
Frank Brandow, Automobiles, Carriages and Wagons, Medina. 148
A. H. Breyley, Cattle Breeder, Litchfield 156
Brunswick Poultry Farms, Poultry Breeders, Brunswick. 191
Buckeye Implement & Supply Co., Cleveland 147
193
C. C. Cheeney, Automobiles and Supplies, Medina 165
Clement Company, Cement Contractors, Medina. 177
Laveer Cleveland, Canvas Glove Manufacturer, Lodi
W. I. Dague, Insurance, Sharon Center 181
De Armitt's Department Store, Medina 169
J. W. Denham, Cattle Breeder, La Grange. 156
Joseph Dick Manufacturing Co., Machinery, Canton 184
Dutt Feed & Supply Co., Flour, Feed, Seeds and Builders' Supplies, Wadsworth. .174
176
Emmett & Westland, General Store, Brunswick.
Edward Edwards, Shoe Repairing, Lodi 199
Fahl's Drug Store, Wadsworth. 170
Fairview Egg Farm, Poultry Breeders and Eggs, Leroy. 191
Fairview Farm, Cattle Breeders, Spencer 161
F. A. Falconer, General Merchandise, Hay, Grain and Feed, Pawnee. 172
Farmers Mutual Fire & Lightning Insurance Association, Medina 180
Thos. Ferriman & Son, Clothing and Gents' Furnishings, Medina Cover
First National Bank, Wadsworth. 150
Fisher's Quality Shoe Store, Boots and Shoes, Medina. 199
Fred D. Ganyard, Insurance and Real Estate, Medina. 181
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I. H. Chambers, Poultry Breeder, Seville. 148
C. S. Beal, Hardware, Roofing and Plumbing, Lodi 179
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M. V. Garra, Horse Breeder, Spencer. 162
I. N. Geisinger, Grocer, Poultry and Stock Food, Wadsworth. 178
A. A. Gish, Confectionery and Ice Cream, Medina 166
Mrs. Joe Gordon, Poultry Breeder, Seville. 194 Harper's Drug Store, Wadsworth. 171
C. E. Harris & Son, Cattle Breeders, Medina. 158
F. I. Hawkins, Photographer, Medina 190
George F. High, Jeweler, Medina. 183
Hilliard & Curry Co., Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors, Wadsworth. 175
J. Holben, Horseshoeing and Jobbing, Medina. 152
A. J. Holmes, Cattle and Swine Breeder, Litchfield. 159
E. F. Holmes, General Merchandise, Chippewa Lake 177
Hopkins & Bagley, Cattle Breeders, Sharon Center. 161
R. J. Howe, Real Estate and Insurance, Lodi. 196
H. T. Immel, Elevator, Seville. 174
H. A. Indoe & Son, Poultry Breeders, Mallet Creek. 192
Indoe & Hatch, Cattle Breeders, Medina. 158
Kelly Island Lime & Transport Co., Cleveland.
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G. E. Kennedy, Poultry Breeder, Mallet Creek 192
C. E. Knapp, Real Estate and Insurance, Lodi. 196
W. R. Koons, Rebuilt Typewriters, Medina. 199
C. G. Kreider & Co., Dry Goods, Wadsworth. 172
Litchfield Elevator Co., Coal, Grain and Feeds, Litchfield. 166
Locust Grove Stock Farm, Cattle, Swine and Poultry Breeders, Mallet Creek. 157
Lodi Concrete Works, Lodi. 165
Lodi Review, Newspaper, Lodi. 188
Lodi State Bank, Lodi. 150
F. W. McDowell, Photographer, Medina. 190
W. A. McIntosh, Newspapers, Candy and Tobacco, Medina 167
Maple Crest Farm, Poultry and Swine Breeders, Medina 159
Maple Lawn Farm, Cattle Raiser and Fruit Farm, Medina. 159
Medina Bending Works, Lumber and Building Materials, Medina 154
Medina Coal Co., Medina. 165
Medina County Gazette, Newspaper, Medina. 187
Medina Creamery Co., Manufacturer Creamery Butter, Cleveland.
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Medina Farmers Exchange Co., Agricultural Implements, Flour, Feed, Fertilizers, Medina. 173
Medina Rug & Carpet Works, Medina 155
Medina Sentinel, Newspaper, Medina 186
Medina Veterinary Hospital, Medina.
200
Messmer Hotel, Erhart. . 180
Mound Hill Farm, Poultry Breeders, Seville. . 194
A. Munson & Son, Hardware and House Furnishings, Medina. 179
C. F. Musser, Garage and Auto Repairing, Litchfield. 176
A. W. Nettleton, Cattle & Poultry Breeder, Medina. 159
E. G. Norton, Cattle and Swine Breeder, Seville. 161
Roy B. Oatman, Machinery, Plumbing and Heating, Medina. 191
Oatman's Hardware, Hardware, Medina. 16
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co., Leroy. Cover
The Old Phoenix National Bank, Medina. 4
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Claude Overholt, Restaurant and Confectionery, Seville. 198
Floyd Owens, Dog Kennels, Tecumseh, Mich. 170
F. W. Peebles & Sons, Cattle Breeders, Brunswick.
E. L. Pierce, Cattle Breeder, Wellington 163
E. T. Pierce, Insurance, Cream Separators, Automobile Accessories, Medina. 148
Plant Food Co., Plant Lime Manufacturers, Cleveland. 7
L. H. Randall, Insurance, Medina. 181
Ira H. Rasor, Automobiles and Supplies, Wadsworth. 149
H. F. Rebman & H. R. Billman, Horse and Cattle Breeders, Spencer 162
L. H. Renner & Sons, Cattle; Sheep and Swine Breeders, Medina. 160
Riverside Poultry Plant, Poultry Breeders, Valley City 196
A. N. Robinson, Corn Crib Manufacturer, Medina. 167
A. I. Root Co., Automobile Supplies, Garage and Machinery, Medina. 2
J. W. Sanders, Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Lodi. 177
Sanoma Poultry Farm, Poultry Breeders and Supplies, Seville. 194
Savings Deposit Bank, Medina. Cover
Seville Ice Cream Co., Manufacturers Ice Cream, Lunch and Confectionery, Seville. 167 Seville Times-News, Newspaper, Seville. 188
Sharon Center Kennels, Poultry and Dog Breeders, Sharon Center 155
A. E. Shaw, Jeweler and Optician, Medina 189
O. C. Shepard Co., Flour, Feed and Seeds, Medina. 173
G. H. Smith, Dentist, Medina. 168
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R. C. Snyder, Poultry Breeder, Seville.
Sooy Brothers, Cattle Breeders, Wellington 164
J. L. & H. Stadler Rendering and Fertilizer Co., Cleveland. 9
D. K.' Stover, Agricultural Implements and Wagons, Wadsworth. Grove Sylvester, Cattle and Poultry Breeder, Medina. 160
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Townsend Stock Farm, Horse and Cattle Breeders, Chippewa Lake. 156
J. M. Troster, Poultry Breeder, Mallet Creek. 192
J. W. Tuttle, Druggist, Medina. 170
C. S. Upson, Poultry Breeder, Medina 193
Van Deusen & Plank, Real Estate and Insurance, Medina. 197
Wadsworth Banner Press, Newspaper, Wadsworth. 188
Wadsworth Paint Factory, Paint Manufacturers, Wadsworth. 189
Wadsworth Savings & Trust Co., Wadsworth. 152
H. H. Weaver, Poultry Breeder; Seville. 195
A. K. Weisz, Poultry Breeder, Mallet Creek. 192
Western Reserve Garage, Auto Repairing & Garage, Medina 149
T. D. Wolbach, Photographer, Wadsworth. 190
H. M. Woodward, Cattle Breeder, Medina 160
Geo. B. Wortman, Dentist, Wadsworth. 169
W. E. Wright Co., Building Material, Flour and Feed, Akron 153
E. C. Ziegler & Son, Department Store, Medina Cover
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M. C. Smith, Poultry Breeder, Sterling 195
FARMERS' DIRECTORY
The Late LYMAN OATMAN
We Are Always Prepared To Serve YOU Well
You will find by trading with us that we are AT ALL TIMES interested in the amount of SAT- ISFACTION we can give you.
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Oatman's Hardware 1916
MEDINA, OHIO
EVERY NEED FOR FARM AND HOME IN HARDWARE
THE ENDLESS STORE WITH THE ENDLESS LINE
has become an institution in this County.
We have THE MOST COMPLETE LINE of HARDWARE IN MEDINA COUNTY.
MONEY BACK IF DISSATISFIED. ARE YOU OUR CUSTOMER ?
Our payment of taxes in this County has helped build new schools, new roads, new streets-and all sorts of public improvements. When you send your money to catalogue houses, your county derives no benefit. TRADE AT HOME.
Hardware
Tinware Roofing
Paints
Oils and Glass
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POST OFFICE. MEDINA, O.
EMPLOYEES OF THE MEDINA POST OFFICE.
Medina County Directory
MEDINA
ABBREVIATIONS .- a, means acres ; h, horse ; c, cow ; bds, boards ; B tel, Bell telephone ; 4 ch, 4 children ; H&L, house and lot; Brun 19, Brunswick Township, Road No. 19 (see map) ; O, owns ; R1, Rural Route No. 1; ret, retired ; T, tenant.
Abrams, Louis (Lillie) 3 ch clothier 403 S Court.
ADAMS, H. W. (Arvilla) monumental works 227 N East St. See adv.
Adams, J. H. 117 N Broadway.
Ainsworth, Mrs. C. N. 77 Public Sq.
Ainsworth, Miss C. R. housekeeper 131 N Elmwood Tel.
Ainsworth, J. T. insurance 131 N Elm- wood Tel.
Ainsworth, Willard (Louisa) 2 ch at- torney 328 E Liberty.
Alberts, Cecil H. 212 N Broadway.
Albro, Lillian A. housekeeper 403 W Liberty Tel.
Albro, Mildred B. housekeeper 403 W Liberty Tel.
Albro, W. H. banker 403 W Liberty Tel. Alden, Miss S. K. 108 Public Sq.
Alderfer, Walter (Lulu) 1 ch automobile S Court.
Alexander, Wm. (Lulu) laborer S Hunt- ington.
Allen, O. D. 578 S Broadway.
Anderson, Chas. 562 Wadsworth Rd.
Anderson, James (Lucy) retired 412 S Court St.
Anderson, Paul (Vera) 1 ch livery 244 E Smith Rd Tel.
Anderson, Samuel (Mamie) 3 ch plumber 231 S Broadway Tel.
Anderson, Warren (Nora) 2 ch livery 254 E Smith Rd. See adv.
Andrew, Joseph (Abbie) 2 ch banker 706 S Court Tel.
Andrew, Theo. employee 214 W Liberty Tel.
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Arndt, C. A. (Lena) employee 511 W Friendship Tel.
Auble, Ford Egypt Rd.
Aylard, A. D. (Ella) 1 ch telephone man- ager 216 Lafayette Rd.
Aylard, Helen 1 ch housekeeper 230 S Elmwood St.
Aylard, H. E. (May) 4 ch banker Lafay- ette Rd.
Bailey, Julia housekeeper 209 N Broad- way.
Bailey, Mrs. Wm. 1 ch housekeeper 129 N Broadway.
Baish, Arthur (Jessie) employee 136 N Huntington Tel.
Baish, Clem (Mildred) employee 232 Jef- ferson.
Baish, T. A. 229 Prospect St.
257 S Baish, William (Ida) butcher Court Tel.
Baker, Willis (Marie) 1 ch employee 228 S East St Tel.
BALDWIN, WM. B. (Leonora) editor Medina Co. Gazette 206 N Elmwood. See adv.
Baque, W. F. 121 W North St.
Barlow, Fred Litchfield.
Barnabee, H. J. 410 E Washington.
Barnes, Chas. employee W Friendship.
Barnett, W. S. Lafayette Rd.
Barnosky, James storekeeper 554 Bron- son St Tel.
Barrow, E. A. employee 314 N Elmwood. Barrows, Kenneth employee 501 W Friendship.
Barry, Charles (Elma) employee 143 W Liberty Tel.
Bartholomai, Adolph clerk 221 E North. Bartholomai, Gus (Emily) retired 315 E North.
Bartholomai, Mrs. Louis housekeeper 221 E North.
BARTHOLOM'AY, A. F. (Julia) meat mar- ket 245 W Liberty Tel. See adv.
BARTHOLOMEW, S. 205 S Court St.
Bartunek, F. C. (Maggie) tailor 217 E North.
Batten, Miss 230 E Liberty.
BEACH, C. H. 425 W Friendship St.
Beach, Mrs. Francis housekeeper 505 E Washington Tel.
Beach, Mrs. Mary L. school teacher 505 E Washington Tel.
BEACH, W. L.
Bealman, Edward (Ella) 2 ch employee 121 S East Tel.
Beck, Alvin (Lena) 2 ch manager Oat- man's hardware 581 S Broadway Tel.
Beck, Fred (Elizabeth) 8 ch employee 614 S Court Tel.
Beck, John Broadway Blk.
Beck, J. S. (Anna) employee 529 E Friendship Tel.
Beck, Luther marine engineer Elmwood St.
Beck, Will (Mildred) employee 252 N Elmwood Tel.
Beech, Miss May 505 E Washington.
Beedle, Elisha (Olive) blacksmith 274 S Court Tel.
Beedle, J. C. (Fannie) livery stable 110 W Washington Tel.
Beedle, Theresa clerk 136 W Liberty Tel. Benford, Albert (Ruie) 3 ch blacksmith 597 S Broadway Tel.
Benford, A. E. 313 E Smith Rd.
Bennett, Mrs. G. W. housekeeper 211 N Elmwood Tel.
Bennett, Mrs. Jennie Mallet Creek.
Bennett, Laura 1 ch housekeeper 300 E Smith Rd Tel.
Bennett, Scott 1 ch saw mill 303 E Smith Rd Tel. Bergafoot, Blanche housekeeper 436
Bronson St.
Bergafoot, Martin employee 436 Bron- son St.
Berry, Ernest (Lucie) 4 ch 503 S Broad- way Tel.
Best, John (Elva) 4 ch employee 434 E Washington Tel.
Bibbons, W. R. (Bessie) surveyor 139 N Broadway.
BIGELOW, P. C. (Sadie B.) 3 ch traveling salesman O H&L 612 E Washington St. Billings, Mary J. housekeeper 310 W Liberty Tel.
Billings, Susan M. housekeeper 310 W Liberty Tel.
Bishop, Gertrude milliner 303 N Court. Blakeslee, H. M. Neumayer Block.
Blanchard, Herbert (Lucie) 4 ch auto re- pairer 406 S Broadway Tel.
Blanot, Ross (Kitty) farmer 403 S Broad- way Tel.
Bobik, Louis employee Foundry St.
Boque, William (Carrie) painter 121 W North Tel.
Borger, Henry (Maud) employee 124 N Vine Tel.
Borger, Jacob (Mrs. J.) shipping mgr Root Co 132 N Vine St Tel.
Borland, George (Cora) 3 ch employee 330 S Court Tel.
Bostwick, Ed. 539 W Smith Rd.
Boswell, Mrs. Rae 227 Grant Ave.
Boult, Mrs. George 202 N Court St.
Boult, Mrs. Zoe P. music teacher 202 N Court.
Bowman, Clare employee 523 Blake Ave. Bowman, Frank retired 307 E Washing- ton Tel.
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Bowman, J. R. (Jennie) auto livery 417 W Friendship.
Bowman, O. E. (Pearl) road contractor 337 E North.
BOWMAN, R. O. dealer in live stock, poul- try and fertilizers 422 W Liberty. See adv.
Bowman, W. D. (E. M.) employee 520 W Friendship Tel.
BOWMAN, W. E. (Mandy) garage 433 W Liberty. See adv.
Boyd, Robert section boss 345 W Friend- ship Tel.
Boyden, A. L. Root Co 672 W Liberty Tel.
Boyden, L. W. Root Co 682 W Liberty Tel.
BRADELY, MISS MILDRED housekeeper 237 S Jefferson Tel.
Braden D. D. barber 439 E Liberty.
Braden, Oda farmer 439 E Liberty.
Bradley, Mrs. Myrtle 1 ch housekeeper 237 S Jefferson Tel.
Bradway, Andy (Amber) printer 137 Bishop Tel.
Bradway, Herbert (Mina) employee 547 N Court Tel.
Bradway, Herbert employee 230 W North.
Bradway, Mamie housekeeper 230 W North Tel.
Bradway, William employee 230 W North. Brainard, Mrs. housekeeper 203 N Court Tel.
Brainard, Edna employee 315 W Liberty Tel.
Brainard, George (Clara) 3 ch mail car- rier 414 E Washington Tel.
Brainard, Mrs. H. H. housekeeper 315 W Liberty Tel.
Brainard, Samuel (Grace) jeweler 117 W North Tel.
Branch, Ada 230 E Liberty.
Branch, Mrs. F. A. 235 S Broadway.
Branch, Fred M. (Lorena) 2 ch furniture 218 Ś Broadway Tel.
Branch, J. C. 254 Grant St.
Branch, Levi 316 W Liberty.
Branch, Mrs. Monte housekeeper 235 W Liberty Tel.
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