MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO
TIME CAPSULE
The contents of a time capsule from the Central School Building (1919-1994)
Documents were collected and loaned for Copying by Raymond Dossett
Compiled and indexed by Sandy Day
Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County 1999 STEUBENVILLE HERALD STAR April 6, 1994
-^ George Stolca/Staff Photographer George Stoica/Staff Phiograpner Former graduates of Central SchooP In Mingo Junction take Items This Oct. 20, 1919, edition of the Steubenville Daily Gazette was out of a time capsule during a "grand opening" ceremony Tuesday one of the many Items found- In the time capsule which was at the village building, while Village Administrator Russell Hyde, housed Inthe cornerstone of Central School. STANDING, looks on. Former graduates are, EROM LEFT - Floyd Doggett, Howard Weber, Moody Quinn and Raymond Dossett. Time capsule holds memories
CetaTraue- Sho' Tm Capul By EDWARD R. SUNKIN Staff writer Central School's Time Capsule Treasures MINGO JUNCTION - A Items taken out Tuesday at a grand opening celebration: school's history was discov- ered Tuesday, as nearly 100 * The names, letters and class assignments by pupils from the village. village residents came out to see what was stored in a time * List of ?he 1919 officers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, along with the collar the capsule found recently in worn by the grand master during ceremonies. cornerstone of the Central School. of the Steubenville Herald-Star and the Steubenviiie Daily Gazette. The paper items found in i Oct. 20, 1919. editions the galvanized steel box had turned a "golderr-yellow," but iIPece of steel from the Carnegie Steel Co. were otherwise well pre- served. The box was found in - Honor roi list from World War i (The World War', including the names of a; :he men in the hollowed-out 500-pound the servce frorn Mino Junction. cornerstone by workers who began tearing dlown the long- prrcgam from the :ornerstone laying. vacant, 73-year-old Central building in February. School 3 Phc:ograpns of construction of the second Central School. For many of the people who watched the items being taken out of the box, the event Various scmool records. brought back memories of their old school. containing the Raymond Dossett, 82, a re- cornerstone Floyd Doggett. 85, the first -- a (is t p -f-a r- Qm C r9p- 9 lir ," h-P s-a-i f I - on -i-tcr tired employee oF Wneetmig- triie capsule WaS tard bTlacXmale student to graduate "I thought it was something Pittsburgh Steel, said the 23, 1919. from Central School, said his that would last forever." "grand opening" celebration Dossett, who graduated fondest memories were of the held in the basement of the vil- from Central School in 1930, teachers. Dr. Howard Brettell, 88, lage building made him recovered his pencil-written "The teachers were all real Class of '23, remembered how reminisce. handwriting assignment from good.") Ahe and a few of his friends the capsule. a retired steel nulled a nrank of haninerthei "I can remember looking out Doggett, _ -:.-'--- -.. * _ - see lhe- of the window and watchiTg Wits- kind Of-sad to worker, said he had almost class banner from the rafters the trains going up the trestle building get torn down," Dos- forgotten about the time of the school's auditorium to the mill," said Dossett, who sett said as he looked over the capsule. ' while the Class of 1,922 was was in second grade when the paper displaying his name. "I don't recall hearing about graduating.
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John Raymond Dossett Holding his Second grade paper that had been in the time capsule
1 ingo0 High Sehool Foot-Ball Team 1919. R. E. Robert Hawrorth R.* . Ranal Diing R.G. John Kendraeh C . Herbert Phillips L.G. Mike Lalliok L.. Mie Evan LE -John Linton QQ Paul Neel R.H. john Slatniske L.H. Howard Christen F.B. William Spaulding (Capt.) Substitutes. Carl White George stepanov ieh 1919 season to Oct. 23d. Mingo 0 Warwood 20 Mingo 39 Smithfield 0 Mingo 31 Martin's Ferry 9.
2 Boys Basket-Ball .Team 1918-1919. William Spaulding Paul Neel John Linton Howard Weber John Slatniske Ranald Dunning
Girls Basket-Ball team 1918-1919. Minnie McGee (Capt.) LIda Sk3aggs Margaret Hyde Catherine Bailie Alioe Linton Marjorie Carlisle Lorella Hyde Ruth Dunning Won 8 Lost 2 Games.
3 -FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. E. P. Wycoff, Pastor
Trustees
W. L .Devo.re .. . . Pres. R. S. Quinn Treas. J. R. Scott Secy. E. 0O Harshman Financial Seoy. W. E. Pelley District Steward Jas. B. DeYarmon W.- S. Crossl'ey Dr. J. W. Albaugh. Board Of Stewards
Wm. Welday T. M. Polley ' Iames Briggs Harry Godfrey J. H. Walker Orn Moore F. Linton, Oscar Welchans Warren Gilbert Chester Dean S. W. Smith C.D.Jacobs Joseph Britt W.E.Miller Otis Thompson W. B. Lisle Wm. Reisling Sunday School Prof. Frank Linton Supt. Prof. C. D. Jacobs Asst. Supt. Arthur Spencer Secy. Eldridge Kerr Asst. Secy. Mary L. Quinn Ohqris ter Lura Pelley Treas. Alice Linton Pianist " Doris Britt Asst.- Pianist
Ladies Aid Society Mrs W. L. Devore Pres. Mrs. T. A. Proctor,Sec r 3. Samatha Long, Treas. W. F. M. S. Mrz T. M. Pelley Pres. Riss Gertrude Long Rec Sl Mrs Harry Godfrey Cor. Sec. irs F, Linton, Tres W. H.M. S. Mrs E.O.Harshwian Pres. Mrs W.E.Miller Rec Sec Mrs J.R.Scott Cor Sec. Mrs Martha Quinn Treas.
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, Carrie Vance Pelley Wife. lMry Polley Johni8ton rlusband. Robert Pelley Johnst":n Son. a Pelley, Harriett Pell-y , :-" -: mas M- Pelley, Jennie Quinn P1ll.'y~WWf. . f,
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5 LIST OF NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICER$;AL6O MUNICIPAL OFFICKRS
President of United States Woodrow Wilson Vice-Pres. off united States Gov. of Oo - Thos. R. Mar hall :. . ._ Jas. M,.Co x
OWFICERS OF GRAND LOGE- .0.. 19.
HD.. Chaff in GrnanMager - H. I. Hughes *D.l G.M.,,-. ; CH. Lyman Grand Secretary A. S. Pontius Grand Warden Henry Siebel Grand Treasurer
MUNICIPiL OFFICERS
F. L.McCoy Mayor Leslie McKay Clerk Tom Wi lson Chiel of Police Orn Moore W. S. Crossley D. G. Maxwe 11 (embers of Council Wm. Criss Kyle Stephens
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6 Steel Bar (at top) made by 10 inch Mill of Carnegie Steel Mingo Works (now Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel South Plant) April 20, 1907 Supt. .S. A. Clarke
7 Sash from I.O.O.F. International Order of Odd Fellows
8 1919
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THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29 Methodist Episcopal Church, 8:15
PROGRAM
1. Music ...... Instrumental ...... Godfrey Family Orchestra 2. "Freedom For All Forever" Hiliam...High School Chocrus 3. Invocation ...... R ev. S. G . D unning 4. "Forget-M e-Not" ...... h.Giese...... Chorus . u s i . e e ...... O rch estr a . "Our M otto and Colors"...... Margaret M urray 7. "A French Girl's Letter"...... ae G. Chiten 8- "Class Poem"T ,;* 8. "Cass Poem" ...... ------* -- MMarjorie arjorieG. Carlisle 9. "The Class W ill" ...... Edith Schillings I1...... U Music ...... O rchestra = . "Silver E yes" ...... ro ss ...... C lass Sextette 12. Class Address- .Prof.C.L.Martzolff,Ohio University,Athens ! 3. "C ass Song" ...... Class of 1. 19 ! 4. Presentation of Diplomas ...... Mr. WV. D. Armstrong PresidenIt Bo: trd orf Educationl i . Music Orch stra 16..1 6 Benediction ...... ---...... RRev. e v . C.G . CC. . GinG ifFi n THE CLASS LATIN COURSE Lida Virginia Skaggs Jean Marjorie Carlisle Catherine Eleanor Bailie Florence Geneva Roe Geneva Mae Christen Alice Margaret Lintcn Thelma Pauline Richardson COMMERCIAL COURSE )MIartha .May Bainbridge Irene Garnet Bishop Margaret Susan Hyde " Margaret June iurray M.Iargaret Isabel Palmer Edith Elizabeth Schillings GENERAL COURSE-tlaroiJ Isaac Palmer.
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OF THE New Central School Build- ing and Auditorium Mi> () 4~JUNCT7[)IN)A D II I D Thursday, October 23, 1919
2:30 P. M.
ofr ixerrie 1. Assemble at Mayor's office at 2:15 promptly for parade. All organizations, schools, church- es and citizens invited to join. - 2. Line of March-Commercial to State Street. Then back to Church Street, St. Clair Street Madison Ave., Union and Murdock Streets, back to School Building. Business houses and residences asked to decorate. 3. At School Building, 3 P. M. Mr. W. W. Wel- day, Vice President Board of Education, Presiding. 4 . M u sic ...... B a n d 5. Singing of "America" by School Children led by Miss Gladys M. Rader. Music Supervisor, 6. Invocation ...... Rev. S. G. Dunning 7. Laying of Corner Stone in charge of C. H. Lyman Grand Secretary, I. 0. 0. F. 8. Educational Address ...... William M. Davidson Superintendent Public Schools, Pittsburgh, Pa. 9. Singing of "Star Spangled Banner"...... School 10 . M u sic ...... B a n d 11. Address ...... Ivor Hughes, D. D. G. M. of (Ohio 12. B enediction...... R ev. E . P . W ycoff
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RIFE 7B Edward Dean Marietta Mitchell Edwin Farmaer Ruby Willis -Ray Blanenship Edna1 Boughner Ovid Goodrich Susie Rainaberg Frances Idae- oa;.Hartley ::- : 1 Tarnle ebeglr /T.e- ; ' a H e '^tx.; - :-fb0a--- 0 v:' :-^: "- ..',0EIr -^et;waz - -:'Wo3 er--', .A Audra Goodrich Mae Blankenship Sara Hilliard Annie Visyak 5B Ralph Albaugh Edith Ide W.m. Brannon Dorothy Shively Richard Leas Ruth Tarr Grafton Tarr Gertrude Murphy Leo Willis Fred Wheeler P.Roach Isador Garish 16 ',. MIS.F*N H MISS8 FLORE:NCE HARSHM1AN Joh~n Grezd~acol Mary Lallick ~Mike. Ilo-k .- Ma y: :-BStep$ef; .. O7*Vi J.ha& G..4ah#- , $ ja~t1 :. ftD .QP Steve Kramariok . Arive rio A. Pannetta Vitrginia Diaea ar Jas. Pet rall Jeanette Galvin Sam Santangello Ma y Santangello Sophie Tepsic Floyd Montgomery Sema Vu oenio Orven LIucano Annie Fortunato 17 .MISS BTUOHAI ..3A Alfred Brettell Anna Bonaveura1 John DiCarlo rl1e~nor MdoOlAza Mike Fortunateo Blxnohe, MOCormaok Willie a Iduo P'1c0-ra ~Teoco to4~ Perho !~Ab~ Papris W±~rteM~ndew George Bell Ida DelGallo Norman Booth Caroline Hobson Clarence Higgins Hulda Hoff- Win. Minch Sidney Weisberger Robert Ullstrom Donald Smitih 18 MISS SCOTT 1A Willie Bonavera, . DiCarlo J. Ciafraon e Mary DiCarlo 3-8.8Splenda .. ..--- M. Dojonovio Trene Magael on :^t:^^ Mary StoZite Irene Kon!alh Frank Garzina M. Bellopatriok tUcal Hoff C. Murray R. Mikaainovio- M. Montgomery Andy Silady Della petrovioh Frank Pet rall Millie Vitas M.Vignovich L. Ciafradone M,Do jonovic Della Lalliok Clarenoe Wade jina Deoma Bertha Kurin Mary Mamula Melia Lucano Milly Munas Lena Bonaveura 19 Miss Flaherty 2A Frank Barker Wilma Davis Leroy Jaoobe Helen Estok *fodb-* inl :. ;- i - --~ -.. ,orz4*M~0,1 ,,4 , ,a -,. 3B *.. Michael Perhach Beula Smith Horry Barker , Annie Buroh CAarenoe Stahl Ceoelia Coleman A bert DeFranco Thelma Dean Howard Gordon - Angelina DelGallo Wilbert Hempshrodt Sara Fergason Julius Kellar Frances Hobson Floyd Porter H.Hodge Carl Townsend Oma Lashley A.Bell Kathryn Miller Elizabeth Minch Helen Tarbert Mattie Tolver Beula Doggett 20 MISS ADRIAN Earl Bernert: .Mary .Emlty. DD1iday Fre '"*B. on Moseolite Fowler Chas..yrelinig Rebeoca Gates Eva Jo.hnaton- - -...- - ie.j. . .,.. , -- ;-°°Mot:. ob<. P{3- - u-nQ0adys eidy Peelng.?'... 'a - Lur.aae -Lea.. .-- Minnie Hlliard .. ta .H .. Irene Gret singer Allison Boyd Annie Lucky Carl Boyd {Gaverne Freiling lB Joseph Craig Sara Jackson Harold Zimmerman AnnaBelle Quinn Wmi.Miller Anna Margaret Goodrich .. - I -"-- Suzan Davia Martha Carter Esther Davis Annie Yenchocic Almedia Murphy Hallis Tdna Pyles Ruth Olive Dean ' 21 MISS E.F.RMEK 1A Geoo Szvitith Anna Boka Rudoljph Soelak Edith Cashiola Mike Androsiv Flora; DiAntonio --;. -A::;- : :Albert- Barker Anna itundrat .;Laura Townsend ,li4(i=i) Vi Mary ZadaV. ki .Annie SBzvi'tttbh .Mary Valuski Blanohe Burke 'Jeasie.Jale- 1B Ralph Flowers Wanda Loyer Edward Murtland Earmest Darmo 22 A:1 MISS WEIDNER 3B ' Donald Coen Mary Bishop Sam Dub yak Mary Jaokaon Jas. Revynolds Annie Koschak Chester Yingst Mary Romano Mamie Sabett 3A Wilma Murtland Pa-a l Heesley Mlattie Thrasher Ja^.L oyert :0 Lucy UCashiola ardwad Means Ralph MoKay. ?Ti&io att 2B Albert Cross' Annie Rossi Chester Eckhard Jennie Rossi Geo. Fithen Margaret Hennis Steve Geroch Helen Booth Jas. Huggins Mary Cheny Francis Jones Susie Masto Andy Cusio Victor Mellott Henry May Carl stromeyer Ray Schilli ngs Vincent Hale Malvern Still Dominic Sprochi 23 MISS PELLEY '4B Ivan Snider lMartha Tepsic Wayne Lighthizer Lena Oashiola Raymond Pannetta MaryElizabeth Diorio Wm.Riohardaon "- John Fabio -.".C-:PM . rall.... ^ ._P 1fe3^en9. .W: .: :Am ' .... _ JerryJrmrythiotesa. Cht Iot Bozo:.D onovio Holet. Slo'ngi JesseLLUtbastto Ceia. V l . ..o Win. Maxwell Annie Bezak John Stozio Anna Booak Geo. Bereseriok John Bodrol John Kundrat Ralph Nelson Harry Holstein --24 MISS WILSON 4A Mike Bihary Annie Koachak Albert Cia'radone Knight Attil Marie o Dio arlo Mary Vias Tony Lapret ; Mary Munas Clark Murray W. Pettibone Helen Breznai Cl.ara, B'oo1 . i,.'.::.- ;-'Mie C. James .. Emb ry 'labery : John Perhah : Tony Sproo4± 4B John Darmo Glenna Andy Masic Brafford Elizabeth DiAntonio Elizabeth Gatt Zona Hartnani Vergie Huggins Evelyn Monney Dorothy Christen 25 * MISS L.FARMER 5A Frank Diorio Ruth Dean Jos. Gatt Mae Huggins Tony Carmine Mary Maslo Daniel Munis Helen Minch Peter Slatniski Erngard Menzel _..-Qeo. Demko :Maboolia :..:HIldIa-,.Thowmpson ; : ,5B *GOeo Floo":--:to · enReth :Gordon - Anna Andrasoo Geoo -endrah M:--azg:'~re" t Mi.hizer Stve K:lundrat '-,iotrenoe Wiber e Harry Magaelson Julia Reynold fick Stozic M. Mike Bezak MoAndrews Eugene Korch Wm. Green John Setbin John Guido Mario Fabio Drexel Jones . 26 . MISS COFFEY 5A Jas. Knight Anna Kendrach John Moody Lorace MoQueen Geo. Valkovich Lemoyne Heaton Wit ny"eae r Clyde Hoff Mary Maoinaw EdwadL Pie::- JeXnette Semmens - ; .;Q..y yAnnett fPaulman *Afl4 J;---t0;x -*:;: Annette Paulman 5B Tony Chiota : Elizabeth Buroh john CUsio Cladys Hemsey john Ev6on Pluma Henni s -dward jone s Ooeola Loyer Clyde nider Mary Laprete Elmer Bumgardner Susie Pesta Chas. Reynolda Annabelle Underwood 27 MISS STUBBINS 6A Carl Ludewig Eda Lashley Edwin Milhizer Anna Maxwell Mary Romano Annie Slivka Goldle Townsend Anna Washel lHelen Walker B-bio1 :^hi~-tten > i. ...- Awzs:-:e: -Thods. B:-- Anna. D'byak' ' Ben3..TCox':.. : :- '...:-; -Et "Ru~aseX"l ox:".-:: ' Paulin:: k Floyd -:Hemsley WtXai-a!tt Dominio LuaAOao )Lai.e B0oti;-, Jas. Moeo rmak Franoea Riampa. Fred P-:et rovioh Beatrioe Still Harry Stephens Lena Shropshire Peter Seliok Ever- on Gwynne Walt erThomas Thos. Seeae Paul Sprochi 28 'Ii,. .! 'kF-t. !11. t t }{RS. GRIFFITH Mike Hreeho Lucy Devore Chas. Hennis Dorothy Frazier Franklin Hoff Ellsworth Heaton Walter Stahl Kerril Bell ictok Bezak it ff, 6A Ruth Bell DoggeVl to Wrlfrei Jackson Georgia Haa-~..ad Moffett MoQueen Jblhn Yingst Miidred Moltay Hatrold Brill Bara .May -- - Raymond Hobson Mary Albaugh Eli -Vudrogovio Anna Bihaary Ruth Booth AllaBelle Cropp Eiily Geroobh Martha Gourley Amanda Goesett Sylvia Kadduc 29 ;m'; i.- -A.o MRS.MRS:: . HAWORTH AWORTH Donald Weber Mary Pesta Geo. Olexia Leota Weber Victor Meyer Mildred Loyer Erneat Fithen Mary Evany Tony: Cominnoti I~ioS1e an HimeIT` .I .. oc a *Paul RlXhAdson azlan SeCmene Jo hn.i ThO as LoWui s Morro-or John Grosskloss 30 ANNEX MISS CRESWEiJL 8B Michael Pannetta Edna Smith Jas. Schi ll ings Alexandra Perbach Russell Tarbert Mae Riggins John Risher Shirley Poole Bozo Davis Mabel -James Fred Brown X... fary Moody Dorothy Still Virginia Jones Albert Floto Elva Dean Frank Linton Dorothy Lashbley Jo s. Salvatore --Desiate Tepslo Karl Thornton Olive Lighthlzer Solomon Oox Gertrude Risher Royoe Floto Joe Rasio John Leas Riiasell Fithen Howard Humes Andrew Slivka Edward Mendel 31 ANNEX AI~~NFXLONG.. 8A Clarence Brannon Opal Brafford Clifton Brill Bertha F'reiling Nicola Davis Madge john MoCoy Ingler Geo.Munis Emily Pannetta Lillian weber Robert Quinn v.a Snyder Ray onAd Quilen Beatrice B-ritt sq . ... . " "' ' f;': ' ooke' -y QaXder- Hao n Henry KLoKay :Bernice Thrasher 8B Paul Brandfaas Frank Cominnoti Nena Coleman Oarson Audrey J.G ourley Finley Dorothy Mccluan David Maalwell Maude Mont MoCluan Schillinhs Mike DeFranco 32 i} be 9th YEAR A , ! w OL Elwood Spenoer Howard Carson futlflg-er Don Albaugh Jean Neel Howard Brettell 'reda Snider 'Albert Cropp Cleda Weber Bewioh Murray Carl White 9TH YEAR B Bessie Booth Jo Hutohne aon Es~lpanol-rA**;, t Prwtn------'Mar E'onff^:on "'';: Fred Vignich Mildred' Sell s Wilur. Wilbur tWdber :' We be r:':~.. ::t.+ Elzabe ?eikrubtx JGeo.Hutohinson Clifford.i Hutchmitnson Clifford Hutohinson 33 1 I1 4! w I i i 12th YEAR Ranald Dunning WM. Splaulding Annabelle Doggett Beratrice Green Blanche Stahl Alta Weber ; Glerina Haworth llth YEAR B Frank,-'Soouvert Howard :Weer -:- ;ori Brit't;^-- Dorcas. Giffin-: Dorothy Gillie Lorella Hyde Mildred Moody Lena Reiiling Elizabeth White 1oth YEAR A Jas. Brettell Frederick CropD Beulah Albaugh Michael Evon Bessie Godfrey Edw. Just ie Ida Hall Dale Quillen Georgia Hobson Morris Ress Caroline Maxwell John Slatniski Rozella McQueen Marie Paulman Anna Shiffman 10th YEAR B Harry Boughner 4 Howard Christen Helen Schi 11 inig Joseph Connors Elizabeth Bowman Russell Hyde Florence Dean Frank Ludewig Lalla Elson WM. McConnell Bertha Lewis Robert Smith Mildred Weber Tnos. Spencer Robert Whippo Robett Haworth 34 High Scohool Pupils (Cont,&) john Kendrach Bessie Booth Mike. Lallik: - -Alberta BoOP Orville Lighthiler Mary Bosoney John Quins Eleanor Erwin Charles -Stahl Martha Hoff Fred Vignovioh Mildred 5 1s 8ls Wilbur Weber Elizabeth Pekruhn -Wilfred Whitten' -- - -:---;V-Ruth Ingle: :; . */l ...... a^ ^ ® | ^ ^^ jo* p nQ-Ki - --;- --- > -Jtaxi :Ne~er. *e Fda# - ¢-;Beto:>F- ,e'. .--- T.; re^N- er :^j;... C;le4 .....eber ; - Bewiok^itWra .. ^ ; Art1.X<.-ea.-:< Wbi/--*s---- -l----L .. k _ i A A A*' ,I A 35 . -- -s". The Old Central School Building in Mingo Jct., Ohio 36 A HISTORY OF THE OF MINGO JUNOTION A HISTORY OF THE 01 TRAL BUILDING DESTROYED BY IRE DEO.11,1917; ALSO AN ACCOUNT OF THE NEW CENTRAL BUILDING AND THE CORNER*STONE LAYING OF OCTOBER 33,1919, aswtahs 0uy- Cento.alSol$ te otewinh wasJau d heea190. 7,riteuftheCntra Cetl Bhool Buiding werete Saebnslenin sitetof 1908,asthe Franklinu3 gsite lBuildin, f tohiswhloh riatin aa lo.dlg btyuthe iss .O.F. samove3t gra*siuteI tonhs SchoolAlley ta4ind ldassIn .er1 9 6 h sa 0 sttal Builling w ereted on S Wil awias w a u eodgee d b t h oon a Thisl C hintral linSfloor was osoupaed8 January 1i The0 bulldSin wasliver a has 3 guposingi a d 45it oiauaecare e crne and wad n u s nd Litnorin to nuntpann eed Srupt. aos ndlag o l e e i at alcehoori mwth Bi sladieate seridon On the secondl o a the boanSch and Alseool alr f tve anbyalass this orgoanizatlon awllo de neds be added. ing . shoo l Thisof sTheaboutbuilding -14500 pupilscapacitya larchitects on this buildingw5ere Wsebster-- In o $700.00 This building. acoomodates about 4i xpu1.0 Th ' Central Building was erected with a bondissue and with addltional of $55,000a0w an r$18,000.00 in oertsifiotes of indebt Peterson of Steubenll!e,O.,themain part o the work on r.Peterso.e cpontrctors were Jas.oinu allng pracaor la3b441.tO,Pittsburg eenere uon Heiting Co.,e7i5.p0;Frazber10d 37 : ' Longaore,plumbing . b The Board of E during ing erection of this bt*14d oonsiste/[ of Jo PresidentGeoSh aeisZlingas.eMoxLyd ClerkcW., H and also Samue Baili tIn the oearly MOtr building was hours of TuesdayDeo11,1917. is destroyed reof unknown origin~but thethis generally attributed to defeotive- oause very Qold, Wringt The weather was the temperature being below z-ero,.and was the buildine a total los_.Thr as #35,00o insuranue a ud ±ts on the building. as oooasoned acontent of the weather and the oon d by thbe orld.War in :w. we the were then engsto4 ousing otf the buleaout a.hoos'was A special meeting a very difficut ..... of thIeBoard of Ed oationconsisting; thto . W.e~o.ais aU t C. .a School inthe pOdd ?ltowts b ng4 soo din r vthe roomin An flinolne ufldln roo«. - sontraotorspecial& Ctto.,Wheelingbi ru onW. a.a 1 d g8 1 6 eneral2 B asions ~ - -. ~ AA~~ neefooing-contwo pgg.lan ax 4 . eH3& fo o th rsch7. a T~~~~~ae fra isu of 110.00 i Plastregnswere alyln $bork ne. bb0 sot o b oSTheubenvill were empldoyerde *hoo2.Onactou WotioKitchnt& ton~llgiine 4y as achiTects'.tJu$ a Cf heelng 1Vageneral wanlofthed fire, $1 orat00 Bonk ling conontrahtort o- tbue,0eaeing o& the n'eil to And onMarchthis u ~esto votebuilde of ng' p esbynt ne~~ Club wasdcous, Zide Church onaynte B 6asem vaotersbynt an two r a The,=__50ecotrct o n 5aantthe weore let inecMsariy pooiin1981to. thefolwngecw prmu00004 spteia~hl9,OO0Oconlne&co.d elciofn of$14 11 53,91 wih,Clufor mbusoeaing~and it09 g & ....w feverYing onaccoutoagainst theagaofpropositisiton, wron Ztion 16voe h~arditogettheATh othirictinotoere-e. whih mad for and a ablen fo' oauyh bon sui~ -~ 4_inay19l9te buildin o oteria straoteofcoplejtionhebuildWringisetibedprogsan firsweteflooieng ,00 ~*0 f_ athwe shalslloing buidna fair Gro..d wa brok in9the paph si pl.asteeredo%.buildenc herwit aondtheotr staon ute fo te uzanew buildingv~eon Jn1098and&Tn h r thingeconectedStuendvflooWrbingCo contionsofrpatillytso. the a higst withr bulingitTesoApuditoiuon Commercialof eaery... askStreeti for~6O,0OO a beingssecondeis werectedold itoi wasi foudptor nheca girise,quipebuilding. expectedin &bonds 0,Thld.,at fri thepuwesallb aberoocupy the bro and o inFb1ouilding at tonhtwa voted h e hn thnesecond a an tn hi en cg t coe n d wi t h b ui l d i ng~~~~~~~~~~~i t wa s f o u n d n e c e s s a r y t o~~~~~~~ $.emester begins. . second the The corner-stone was laid Oct.23,1919. The Mingo Junction High Sochool in the World War which played an important part Over-__- - of its ended w ith the Armistice graduates or students were of No vvo1., Il9181 served in some phase enlisted tand or other of this great struggle. 3J - Bonds.Thoteahe*rs o 0s re 100% I war, activities and bought bond iIli of the sue,00%th of priopalslThe of the :igo Junction ERigh School S el: its orginization in 1894,are as follows:Mrs.C.E.Oli,.z#, Theodore Dbdd, ax Roth, Chas.inme ,Wilson Hawkins, . B.Grath /h Bup 1 .^ the time of the laying of tfhe Qorer4a s ,L.Twss-rrn Lhinton who ;^hel a normal diploms from Mt.ot~iir- A11anoSSan8 a,P.B?^ enda* B.Pe.4ez^ e from Betheny Cilege, Silpoi _ _ _4.itWBSi4 The secondissuheofbods for Ath ne bulin Mottn to #60,000.00was ,oJBtoH..Bl2d Co.ag ,To2!edom 0.or*351 run~0'for 30 eas Th;_4 ,a000..-- to .- oos oo W.. D r .eor0sas '""^n^O'^;.?"* t4*;Jobrj9 Oazlisie o^rzneotea w-th 8Th 8 e:he. , I.. rau e; to aa 4I0n^ j* {i to bonhda, fornthe news bueolroa oing tou, : - - . . 39 lw -s?A > m 4t .J .° k \% e > 4- ' - » ' > > < Y r^ ~ ^ < '^ .C^ sj 'Ti +k ' Q ^. ^ r-k ^ 1 r( ^ Q os Ks^ ^. (N ( ^ ^ ^ \^ " C~~~s.4 .(. ^O^S,^ ^J-^ ^^^^^T^0 ^ ^ 'S; ^ J ^ g3^ T^ ^0 G<^ ^^t; '- Zz~~~~~~~~rI^ C ^ w < wW*^ t^-'^ ^^~~~~~~~%% H 0 ;*? y" ^: cO ^ ^-^ S'§ '~~z a r ^ ^ FN '\.^J a;- r z) -' "I''^A ) <, 40 On pages 42 through 57 are samples of some of the items that were placed inside the cornerstone of the new Central School which was dedicated on October 23, 1919. To find other items that were included, please note pages 7 and 8. The new Central School Building was built on the same site as the old Central School Building. Please note that this is not a complete description of all items that were placed inside the cornerstone. It is intended only as an overview to give the reader a sampling. 41 -____- St___ ' __: ...._ _._ .uJ. f. u^^u L...... f, S a~e~t, ,__._& 9 .4^4 9 ______v1^et -7t1 ^1 i I i I i i- i I f------l r) - - /xn /a:t} , >1 1alv42 I 1. i I I I 1.411- - I i . . Ii ~~~~a~~~~~ffi!~~~~~~~~~~~>L2ŽZ4Z~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~)~~A.<... . III I ...... 4...... 3 .. ,7/ I) 7 ., ' 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~l ~ / a~~~~~~~~~~~~I IL .- ~ 1.------* % --- . 1. -II Y - j. 7 I 'O'. II ' / 4 114, 1 'e/ I4 / if~ t '$ I Ir II ;.1' 4' Z/i I , I. /.; f I 4 "I{J -, 11 le f --- iL-Y , d a-- I _ _ _ __-4 r - - F I I V- I - 44 -il! ; 9, 1 ; / rK f /':: , w- .*/ - / f/f/ : ' . . i' A,' i , **' , * ***. , : '* ' ' * . X'. *' * ' .'^' * **^ '- ' . '.* * *. " * ' .. '*,; ,. -*' * . '. * * .- ' 1,** ' ' * '.;..., _*~~~~~~~~. . -. -' I .... 7n _ . l{) ! :! .- - ' - '" ' M) ///I//Z ;/fl7// ,,Lu-r .._· . 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AdaU. -6 - u /f -6 _ .I . un 4 J &. .S ,vm 51 _-S L2X 1•7 ' 2C1 X {T , . __ 2 7a 9 / y :-- X- -- -iL ^ - ^ - / -I /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I f - - A^ __^- _. :~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _~~x• _•~ _ d_ zA ,<.A _ _ 6' .< < . v _---^ ...... 7..<.. .< 52 .~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~. ~ ------^*-* . C 21 .; __-^ ^^ ^ * ___ * „.„__ _„, * . .. _ __ . x -- z 4c- __ -- . .. ,, _._ _- ._: ---- 7'-C',__- ^ _^ ^^ l_-. , ..C __.._. .. .~~ ~ ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. - 0- - '- ^ ^ ^ . ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^.. . X^^ .^ ., .-. .. - TL ... -.. .. ^ . --...... _..... -^^^ , , _ ...... ,,.,...... 7 ...... AX ...... *:C - , - .- _.. _ -i^- .. Cozy. ._ . _ _ 2 ^ ^ ^ _ . __ - 4:? ... .. - n ^ i _.. _ „ . _ . _._. _ _ .., ______..... * ...... ,.,Q. _...CZ2f 6Z..----X-- . .,...... 53 6,. 7) L 0b g..t, . .. > 54 4:27C-7/g S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l 55 - 7 , 6-Z g 4 /J2z• 639& 56 -- '^_%-^__. g._ 9 ._^ We /'tT^^,' .-. --- "~- ~~~~~~~~~~~, ~~ ' ( 2_- _-- ._ e - _ ___- ^ ._. .. _ --- _, -- ._._- - -- -* -- .. , ,\ I ^'^^n ,,^^^ ae 4 a 7J e 4•Y 57 i ,' i, , :-, " 11 , 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRB6IDENT. Mingo nction Public .Schools W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. JOHN CARLISLE. CLERK-TREASURER. FRANK LINTON, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. .BELL PHONE 69-J- HARRY M. GODFREY. :- - 3 :xj MINGO JUNCTION, OHiO, ' - 191 ... : . . ;. . '. . . i .. , f,-- .:..,. f. . 0 R...-...... >,t' ; .'h .s ...<'¢ SaKiNjB^ .-f .,,;* : ,j . .. '"' u ,ries .5, .... ~i i...~ ' ''. I '.'. I ;. ' . f r. gE. g ..} * 8~~~~0Utb0?*1 Nu n Olt. Waotnory, 1 .-. . ..- : ,.&-; Pekr -i;.' Junk,~~~~~ :e::.: J ior'' Bro0s. :; Reali-. ' a.". e " Ge:.-o. Collie : At; '',','..' ' D i Wilbur Crossley ;,:!eit Roy Smith ; - s Hardware-; :: : Ohio Valley News St -and. . . ' , : Ed.& Geo*.Dempaey Real Ee-tate Hatcher Bro,. Meat Market Geo.V.Shapig Furniture * rank McL eter Confectionery &*Magazines$ E. S. Huffman Meat Market W.E.Pelley & Bros. Druggist Lohman Bros. Barber Shop Conneaut Land Co., Jay Whitten Jewler Sam Shiffman Repairs Clothing Dr. Rasor Dentist iirst Nat. Bank Otto Maul ,? Lunch Room Edw.*McLister. Confect i onery & Soft Drinks Henry Becker Grower Edw.Fithen Cigar Store Weisberger&KI Cl othing Harry Phillip, Dry Goods D. W. Pettibone Auto Repair Dr. J. A. Albaugh Physician Dr.F.H.Riney ;, Dr. C. E. Gourley !Dete DiNona Auto Dealer Cash Food Market AuClothiDealer Chas. Rosenson Clothing Goodfriend Bros Hardware A. S.Barnes & Son Printers Freiling Bros. Meat Market Chas. Stackle Bakery 58 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. notion -lu c I a 00 s W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. Pub ic. I j I h o I ol s I JOHN CARLISLE, CLERK-TREASURER. OF FICE--,FRAI K LINTON, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. HARRY M. GODFREY. -':;:I BELL PHONE 69-J. '. ,.* i 4t *». . '..4 .. -- MINGO '4* JUN&TION, OHI O, ":- -191 hard OfOu& o ni ~ ~ ~ ~ n e t atio dn - ,,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tat Jo~~ir~C ~I r ~L347y 4 A - *-r ;'0 -oia^',;7Da|; --| ^|- Other Off ll a n& ..i -John O' LOa:io ,homads W.0 B. lial e Janitor Mrs ?ann.le Kearor8,,antbr 4r ,- Mrs. os phine Grah*m,Janitor Mrs .tr it h GillUeJaItor: *: 59 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. IMingo, nction Public W. W. WEL.DAY Schools VICE-PRESIDENT. .~~~~~~~~~~~~ . I I... JOHN CARLISLE. CLERK-TREASURER. FRANK LINTON, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. .OFFICE-TRI-STATE BUILDING. .. E.. T T-:' :UILyDI'Ni" BELL PHONE HA.RRY M. GODFREY. 69-J. : ^ * ,. : D ^ . ;\; - , ., .--* - : , MINGO JUNCTION, .. OHIO.H 1 ' ,191: i ', , ; ..„ ,'' a ' Litst.Tenachri and.: Adtie s ; .' 'ddree; ; : ; .,'S 'o;ite a f. t.. ' : fX-::-:s g i w J t * 0 ''';'l~f''' 1''',,'m¢0,''yn',1 7',-'',-s'.',si3;... ;{-v' .^ip:i: Oxi'ford, 0'o ;i;: .' :'(.'-' !'"-'...".,,? !; 't... ; : ' .'Ou'::, , ' :.ubus: :; V4 44 : Ael;-"Si; eW rt' '4 GladrsMFRader Lurel l e Bertha reswell h "; ;' .;' Mingo J ot0 . -' n oedarillto,0' Mr s.Bertha- Haworth 0 iH~~~< ,Sto.' ., JMrs Catherine Griffith Loretta Stubbins : Lucy Coffeyr Toronto,0. Amelia weidner Lula Fimner Mingo Jot. O. Augusta Wilson Rayland, O. Lura Pelley Mingo Jot. O Effie Farmer Steubenvillle, 0. Margaret Harshmian Mingo Jot. O. Mary Buchan- It n, f Jessie Flaherty - n tt n Cora E.Reed i If if I Anna Scott n Florence Harshan 9' Mrs. Stella Rife In n Emma Adrian Jewett, hio. Veva Modlin Muncie, Ind. Mame E.Priest Mingo Jct. O. Ruth Jones 8teubenv.i11e, O. 60 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. , W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. ciGtio ublic Schools JOHN CARLISLE. PFINK CLERK-TREASURER. LINTON, SUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOLs ,. DR. C. E. GOURLEY. . OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. ;HARRY M. .GODFREY. BELL PHONE 69-J. .4^ I a . * '^ 4* >* ' MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO, 191 MR!, -IN~~~~~~~~ -stt~~~~~~~~~~~&~tu 4 *~*Y V Jessie Far:ez' Mary Litton Jennie Quiinn Pearl Be1ville :-ame Supt. Effieem sii!th. Daisy Yarmeor Ruth Thoaas Lizzie Thomas 1896 Edna Fit hen Anna Thomas Urith Tarr Mary Vonic Same Supt. Jessie Breen Josephine Bryson John Wagner Hayes Deyarmon 1897 Ne1l Bozman Lizzie Connelly Same Supt, Annie Quinn 1898 Marae Fahey Same Supt. 1899 Lizzie Schillings Maude Lisle Lizzie Paulman Same Supt. Lizzie Breen Herbert Quinn 61 \ .. __ BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG. PRESIDENT. 7 S Mingc-- *Gtioi ublic BGhools.5 00 &. W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. JOHN CARLISLE, Fl RANK LINTON, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL2S CLERK-TREASURER. DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE-TRI-STATE BUILDIING. BELL' PONE 69-J. HARRY M. GODFREY. MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO, 191 ,Graduates Continued: 4 i' -. I ,, ^,.^tA : ;,-. uSGe e r W's l ol 1 8 ~ e~ Wilsou M W~~~~~Sbh 4 :". . * ' :*,7. _' ,' , a , .. B Walter Millr Mary Buchan RoyJean Clarke. Gertrude -Long Same Supt. Winnie Linn Walter Mmiller Raymond Doasett 1903 Roy. Clarke Olive Cusiok Cora Farmer Zola Albaugh Same Supt. Grace Polen Mabel Grafton Mary Peeler Tracy Lisle 1904 Gertrude Morgan EdnaMeyer, .8 Same Supt. Beesie Moody 1905 Frank Dossett Orn Moore Same Supt. Dean Long William Miller 1906 Mame Priest Same Supt. Grace Wilson 62 liE. BOARD OF EDUCATION. I , I 11 1 Ill W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. - in 0 W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. 1 Schools JOHN CARLISLE, - 4 CLERK-TREASURER. iANK LINTON, SU RINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. BELL PHONE 69-J. HARRY M. GODFREY. MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO, 191 ' GZ iast;e Continued: .4 Edith Stubbins Rebecca ' Dalrymple Ruth' Long Agnes Britt 1908 Rhea Maxwell Helen Tappe Maude viller Same Supt. Stuart -Holstein Eatt Britt Clyde Coombs 1909 Doris Ball le Jay Thompson Olive Lisle Mary ,Pelley Emma' Stewart F.Linton, Florence Priest Floyd Harshman Supt. Schools John Harshman Edward Fithen Robert Fetch 63 BOARD OF EDUCATION. n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~I,Mingo1nWtid - ** W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. ublic Schools W. W. WEI.DAY VICE-PRESIDENT. . - , | - JOHN CARLISLE : · CLERk-TREASURER. FRANK LINTON, :NDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. BELL PHONE 69-J. HARRY M. GODFREY. ', , :-' . . MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO, 0-K191 '1^^ G du te s -.m h .-J,:". i; ,< r -.: ,,j...... 1.1.; I --. ,I I . - w--1 : l I I I :1 w , , :I At, . : e. 7, , , , - '.. ".; I . ." : F.:Linton,-^: ;:: :. ;.0:-.- ,f.ij.,**o~i-l, '' . : :1911 Elizabeth Manley Lula Tarr Susie Reisling Helen Miller Mazie Baer Artie Derenberg Edith McKay Same Sup±. Louise .Otte Tillie Skaggs May Chase Thomas McElroy David Reisling John Devore Clarence Britt 1912 Nathan Goodfrlend Samuel Albaugh Rollo Brown Clyde oulllen Thomas Hobson Francis Reed Vernon Miller Mazie Brown Same Supt. Mary Bozman Margaret Harshman Naomi Dossett Mae Hyde Florence Carmichael Martha Quinn Mildred Yost Lucile Beckley. 64 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. Mingo :' Gtic ublic Schools W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. JOHN CARUSLE, - - FRANK LINTON, CLERK-TREASURER. NT OF SCHOOLS DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. BELL-PHONE 69-J. HARRY M. GODFREY. - - ; ., .- ' .I -i 4 I -1 - ''MNGO JUNCTION, OHIO, . ,.. o '., ' . '. . . r. -.I..,. x,. --X,..fy*?' ^;- : ,: ^ ^^,: ^ . ^ ,' .; ^ ^ ,: ^ ,;\ ... ; Graduates COontinued. - : ;R 'JI . " .... : <'::-::::'.' :.M 1 ; .. ,, ,: : i:"e ;- .. ' ; ; -:':' - , i. y.-f^IntQUO , , . .. ' ., ; a .t fJ 0.,^ *, .,^^ :;;- . :Robert Mocrl y''-; ; . 1: /- 0 : ;: .0' -r - H 0Harold ., elda 7 :---: ' : f.* ' *' *'.' ." - >. Dean Risher' Joseph Mayberry August" Ruggeburg 1914 Anna Scott Elsie Bailie Birdie Waugh Dewitt Welday Thomas Morgan Same Supt.. Warren Seot t Emmett Mayberry Edwin Harshman Albert Helmbright Daniel Stepanovich Clyde Bucey 1915 Frank Batash Donald Gardner Craig Frazier Helen Harris Same Supt. Frances Pekru#n Esther Hyde Rheda Quillen Ethel Kemp Helen Devore 65 I BOARD OF EDUCATION. 0 6 W. D. ARMSTRONG. PRESIDENT. - - -in 0 w .1 c ic W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. I ibli Schools.. I , .-. ;~ I <- .' 2 @- Jh JOHN CARLISLE, : CLERK-TREASURER. !FRANK LINTON, rENDENT OF SCHOOLS . ... DR. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. 'BELL. .- ONE !HARRY M. GODFREY. -eMINGO JUNCTION,*~~~~~F OHIO.,pLintonz** *'_^ -- 19 Grdute Oonc 1111 tIne 1;"-":', ; ':-, .kf. ,., :,", ",," , ,-- --., ', 7 ,. , -v -,:1 . , I -,- - ,"o , , "'t., , , , " .,, 1. ; i , w1&k Albt.t '-'. -. ! -. I.. 1 .:,-^ -efi,A - :ajd. brA-.: - s upt:. Sooo a ,.,: 1 Hatold, Ah : ^ Aibert Wagner Wilford Dodd Ray Milleiz Craig Taylor * John H. Buchan 1917 Harriett Pe:4ey Hazel Adamson Bertha Justice Mazie Richardson Same Supt. David Gardner Ralph McElroy Wayne Farmer Glenn Major Malcolm Smith 1918 Bertha .?eber . Minda McGee Marte Rockey BerniceJordan Della Maxwell Olive Boop Peter Higgins Same Supt. Chas. Lighthizer George Dunning William Reisling Bertha Whippo Marie Snyder Emma Lawyer Hazel ingler 66 BOARD OF EDUCATION. W. D. ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT. 1JL11 1 t>lJ) L11I ^s W. W. WELDAY VICE-PRESIDENT. - _ . JOHN CARLISLE, - - - CLERK-TREASURER. K LINTON. ENT OF SCHOL , R. C. E. GOURLEY. OFFICE---TRI-STATE BUILDING. :ARRY M. GODFREY. - '. .. ., * ' ** . .**...... , ' .* ' *"... y* ^'.... -' ': ; .. ^'** t. -'^-^V-^ ra'MINGO. ' JUNCTION, OHi ;IO i9 Graduates GContinued: 1 ; l 1 /^- ~'* -~Cy " ~- '" N: ^> ; 4 ,; D" Z'7 4a ' ' 5,::' . S l~|4 w: - '' ;F; "' ' *''* ' . ' ,:·:;: ; ::. . /';~~Kath. ..--^,,;^.:;a '".*^*-.*V :' ..-- ;*;.- : ;:;^^. .- -. ^ r e' il ** :- I'ir. L.r0" tor,; / Margaret ail»| - Thelma Rioehardson :Margaret Murray May Christen ldith Schillings 67 ,.M^^^^^SSB^Fi;p;^:f. -1 11.1 I ii B · 0 eCompliments o f :,: - ;.~S.-io -- 59fmnpo Junction, Ohio. x\ 7/- ; - ' ' ,' . . , - w''.7'. ' mJr- ' ...... - . ' 'mi...... I 68 Roll of Honor of the World War Mingo Junction Ohio High school our Students in the Military And Naval qervioe of our country 1917-1918. over Seas _ervioe Artillery Training Camps S. A. T. C. Captain Thomas Hobson AviatiofO Warren Soott Corp. David Gardner Lieut. W. P. Higgins Walter Stanley welday Donald Gardner Segt. Harold Albert Wagner Albert Pauls Robert Spenser Marines R. McElroy Marines C. Lighthizer M. gmiith Corporal Edward Newell Harry Dwight Imhuff Kemp J. H. Buohan Mason Wade Clyde Devore Wilford Dodd D. Stepanovich Infantry Infantry Roll a Brown W. Beadling Robert Hobson C. Britt Nathan Goodfriend Frank Batsch * Jerome Gardner Tarvey Dogge t Craig Fraz ier August Rueggebarg av al ry Emmeett Mayberry Stuart Batsch Edwin Harshman Elzie B9oth William Taylor ,edizal Gas Division Lieut. Thomas McElroy Will iam Reisling Ambulan e Auto-Maohanio Dean Reed Wayne Farmer William Batsch Ward Taylor Engineers HoS J-al John Harshman Benj. Stephens Ros s Ha shman * .l Baker Joseph Maybe rry Loy Robert Risher R. Navy Cavalry Fred Bail ie Harry Bell Frank Buchanan EdgIr Britt Gas Division David Reisling Robert McElroy Fred Wilson FranOis Reed Navy Coast Artillery Ensign J . Dunlevy Bowman Edmun.d Wrigley John Welday ?-rbert Coen Jonn Oliver * 69 W. Ross-- Co. 334th Iif. A. E. F. France, Via New York. Harshman, Blankenship, Leonas-Hg. Harshman, John 0.- Booth, Elzie L.-Butchery Co. 316 Q. M. C. No. 366015,-A. E. F.,A. P. 0.713. New York. Huggins, Jolly-134th Brown, James-U.S. Naval Air Station, Arcachon, % Postmaster A. E. F.Allerey Saone-et-Loive, France. Huggins, Ben E.-58t Bowman, Chas. Robert-Q. M. Det., James-Co. Field Battallion, Signal Corps, A. E. F. France. Hagerty, Britt, Basil W. Jr.-101st Halpny, John E.-Co. Bell, Norman-Co. H 28th Inf. A. P. 0. 731 A. E. F. France. Rep!. A. E. F. France. HalplJy, George-Co. Bolen, Harry E.-29th Co. Automatic 76 ( 51. G. Bat., A. P. 0. 763 A. E. F. France, Imhoff, Dwignt- Bolen, Harley-Co. C 135th Deward \V.- E 140th Infantry, A. E. F. Francg'. Knight, Barrett, John-Co. Kakasick, Amtrose- Bainbridge, Henry E.-Co. A 1st Bat. 16th 'Reg. Int., A. E. F. France. A. E. F. France. Linn, Thomas H.,-C Brettell, J. E.-Co. E 118th Engineers, Wayne-(A. I B 134th M. G. Bat. A. P. 0. 763 No. 1515398, France. Loyer, Bartram, Lloyd A.-Co. Mayberry, Joseph-( Carr, Wessley-Address Unknown. Mayberry, John-Ad' David E.-Oo. A 315th Eng. 90th Div. A. P. 0. 770., A. E. F. France. Coen, New Y. Mayberry, Emmet R. Criss, John W.-Co4 B 49th Reg. Railway Eng. A. E. F. France, Via Repl Reg. A. E. F. France. Mayberry, Robert T. Crawford, Eli W.-29th July Automatic George-Ad 59th Inf. A. E. F. France, Via New York. Monney, Crowe, F. W. (Richard)-Co. G Melching, Carl A.,-4 Cleary, Thomas-16th Infantry A. E. F. France, -leadquarters Company. F. A., A. E. F. France. McElroy, Thomas-3 D)evore, William-Battery A 323 Hugh J.,- M. G. Battallion, A. P. 0. 762 A. E. F. France. McMullen, Devore, Frank-Co. A 324th McCormack, Mathew Frank-Co. K 332nd Inf. A. P. O. 910 A. E. F. Italy, Via New Y. Demitrovic, . McGee, John-Co. N Dash, John-Headquarters 134th Machine Gun Battalliod, A. E. F. Art,, Battery E, A. E. F. France, Via New York. Patterson, Robert-E Duffin, Wm. J.-83rd Field W. G.,-1 Const. B. L. Co. A. S. S. Co., A. E. F. London ,England. Patterson, Duffin. Tom J.-4th Patterson, Johnu 3.,- Frazier, Craig-Co. A 332nd Infantry, A. P. 0. 901, A. E. F. Italy. Ile Tudy Finistere, France,- Postmoster N.Y. Peller, Geo. A.,-Co. Farley, Fred K.-AM. M. I. C., John J ,-C Ammunition Tr. 83 Division A. E. F. France. Petrick, Fristick, John P.-Co. B 308th Quillen, Walter-Co. Granatovic, John-Co. A 36th Eng. A. E. F. France. Va. (Now in France) i Reed, J. Dean-AmL Granatovic, Joe-Machine Gun Batt Quantico, B.,- A. P. 0. 91U A. E. F. Italy, Via New York. ^ Risher, George Gardner, Jerome-Co. K 332nd : August- Corps, 12th Field Artillery, A. E. F. France. Rueggeberg, Gardner, Donald-Veterinary :-' Sabatino, John Di-( Garritona, Antonio-Ambulance Company 29, A. P. 0. 701 A. E. F.. *I. i.* Stanley, Walter-Ba C 116th Eng. A. E. F. France. ., Geraghty, Arthur-Co. 11- S. P. 0. 733, Angers, France. Stanley, Dana M.,-, Geraghty, Frank-Det. Q. M. C., U. John-Co. 83 Division, A. E. F. Italy, A. P. 0. 901. Shwing, Goodfriend, Nathan-Co. A 332nd, Sells, Robert-41st A E 309th Reg. Eng. A. E. F. France. S:- Glasser. Carl H.-Co. < Tate, Harry L.,-Co. Hicks, Harry-Co. B 135th M. Gun Bat. A. E. F. France, A. P. 0. 763. 0. 763. Vogh, John H.,--Co Hemshrodt, Wm. F.-Co. C 135th M. Gun Bat. A. E. F. France, A. P. Dept. 324th M. G. Battery, A. E. F. France. Wilson, Fred J.,-C( Hobright, F. Leyden-Hdqt. Zimmerman, Benj.,- Hobright, Walter-51st Co., 2nd Bat., 5th Reg. U. S. M., A. E. F. France. :I-. . Xw - fIr i- 70 ia New York. -fHarshman, W. Ross-Co. A 24th Eng. A. E. F. Fiance, A. P. 0. 774. F.,A. P. 0.713. .. * fHarshman, John O.-Co. A 15th Engineers, A. E. F. France. ister New York. -:!I Huggins, Jolly-134th Machine Gun Battery, A. E. F. France. -Loive, France. Huggins, Ben E.-58th Engineers, A. E. F. France. ?. F. France. Hagerty, James--Co. P 19th Reg. Transp. Corps, A. P. 0. 701 A. E. F. France. ?',~i'; Halpny, John E.-Co. A 68th Eng. A. E. F. France, Via New York. $:;: X Halpny, George-Co. K 332 Reg., A. E. F. Italy, A. P. 0. 901. France, - -': Imhoff, Dwignt- 76 Co. 6 Reg. U. S. Marine Corps A. E. F. France % P. M. ·'^i-::! Knight, Deward W.-Co. C 36th R. T. C., A. E. F. . France. ;it::: Kakasick, Ambrose-Co. A 8st Gas Reg. A. P. 0. 706 A. E. F. Firance. i|Linn, Thomas H.,-Co. C 65th Eng, A. P. 0. 705 A. E. F. France. 1515398, France. ::-,ii -Loyer, Wayne-(A. E. F. France.) ' ;^1:: Mayberry, Joseph-Co. G 35th Eng. A. P. 0. 735 A. E. F. France. . E. F. France. Mayberry, John-Address Unknown. ice, Vi". New Y. Mayberry,, Enimmet R.,- Address Unknown. France. Mayberry, Robert T.,- Address Unknown. ia New York. .'::t Monney, George-Address Unknown. s Company. I: -- Melching, Carl A.,-Co. 29 July Automatic Repl. 163 Inf. A. E. F. France. ,--' McElroy, Thomas-326 Amb. Co. 307 Sanitary Train A. P. 0742. France. . E. F. France. . -.. :: McMullen, Hugh J.,-Co. l 332 Reg. A. I'. 910 A. E. F. Italy. ly, Via New Y. :: lVMcCormack, Mathew-Co. E 308th Eng. A. E. F. France A. P. I. 754. E.F. ': s McGee, John-Co. N 116 Reg. Eng. A. P. 0. 733 A. E. F. France. Via New York. Tatterson, Robert-Battery B. 72 Reg. A. E. F. France, )ndon,England. Patterson, W. G.,-Battery B. 72 Reg. A. E. F. France. Italy. Patterson, John J.,-83 Co. 6 Reg. U. S. Marine Cps. A. E. F. France. )ostmoster N.Y. Peller, Geo. A.,-Co. 1U 35th Engineers A. P. 0. 735 A. E. F. France. k. E. F. France. z 1 Petrick, John J ,-Co. K 332 Reg. A. E. F. Italy A. P. U. 901. Quillen, Walter-Co. G 11th Inf. A. E. F. France. France) Reed, J. Dean-Ambulance Co. 129, 108th San. Train A. E. F. France., ia New York. Risher, George B.,-3rd. Co. 6th Army Corps. Repl. Btl. A. E. F. France. E. F. France. Rueggeberg, August-Co. F. 308th Ammu. Train A. E. F. France via N. Y. E.F. Sabatino, John Di-Co. B 308th Ammu. Train A. E. F. France via N. York. Stanley, Walter-Batt. A 51st. Artillery (C A C) A. P. 0. 728 France. .nce. Stanley, Dana M.,-Aerial Gun, School, Base Section No.1 Up. Hos. France. A. P. 0. 901. Schwing, John-Co. K 332 Re,. A. E. F Italy via New York. Sells, Robert-41st Aero Squad. A. E. F. England. '. 0. 763. Tate, Harry L.,-Co.'I 147th Inf. Hdqs. 3rd Batt. A. E. F. France. A. P. 0. 763. Vogh, John H.,-Const. Co. 9 A. S. S. C. A. E. F. France. F.France. Wilson, Fred J.,-Co. E 1st Gas Reg. A. P. 0. 706 A. E. F. France. F. France. Zimmerman, Benj.,-Co. A 59th Eng.(Railway)A. P. 0. 708-A. E. F. France. 71 q IN UNITED A STATES. m Abels, Leo Fioravant, Nazzereno Lewis, Albert L., Reisling, David Buchanan, Frank Gauker, Francis Lewin, Fred E., Reisling, William Britt, Edgar Goff, Mike Lighthizer, Chas., Roach, Thomas Bruno, Caetano Gribbon, John :Marinelli, John Robertson, Edward Baldson, Joseph Gardner, David Mivas, Mike Roe, Schaefer Bennett, Ralph Hemshrodt, Fred Minyar, D., Rankin, Hugh Buchan, John H., Huff, OscarI Milehkick, Emil Ross, Peter J., Bowman, Dunlavy Hoagland, Harry Murray, Clayton Stevens, J. Frank Beckley, John W., . Hemshrodt, Carl Molnar, Mike Stephens, Benj, O., Barrett, Francis Harshman, Edwin Means, Henry Sauro, Richard Bodnar, Mike Higgins, William - McElroy, Robert Smith, Molcolum Bailie, Alfred Helmbright, Alfred F., McElroy, Ralph Sabatino, Thomas Cava, Jasper Hobson, Thomas McLister, Mead Stead, Earl Coen, Herbert Hannan, Frank J., McLister, Walter Salanci, Steve Dawson, Herman Hannan, Joseph McFadden, Edward Snyder, Edward G., Dean, Clarence Higgins, James A.,' McMullen, Charles Soltis, John Derenberg, Alfred J[., Hobson, Robert Materlico, Frank Tarbert, W. J., Donato, Dinora Jordan, William Odroniac, Andrew Trapp, Francis A., Dean Clyde, Johnson, Chas. R., O'Neill, Sherdian Thompson, Dock Dean, Curtis Kusma, John Oliver, John S., Townsend, Okey Duffino, Petro Kemp, Harry Oliver, Robert K., Wells, Robert Dutton, C. M., Kane, Matthew E., Pauls, Albert Watt, Fred C., Ekey, Darwin S., Kusmick, Malvey Poole, Edward Wells, Royal Nelson Freiling, Harry Wagner, Albert Polidoro, Giovanni Welday, Harold Fox, Fred Zaban, James Quillen, Blaine Welday, John Figel, John A Ludwig, Harry Raisling, Harry Walker, John Ferguson, Clifford Linton, Frank D., Raha, John Peter 72 To the Voters of Mingo Junction Village School District:-.- 1. The disastrous fire of December 11, 1917 made it necessary that we have a new Central School Building. 2. The old Central Building cost to build and equip eleven years ago, approximately $85,000. Please bear in mind as we go along that prices for everything have increased almost 100% in the eleven years. 3. We must have a fire proof building. The State Build- ing Code makes this an absolute requirement. The building must be built of brick, steel and concrete. 4. A brief description of the proposed building:-The building will be 1361/2 feet by 108 feet. On the.-ground floor will be located class rooms, Superintendent's office, Board of Education room, library, text-book room, vault for records, and a large and well-equipped gymnasium. On account of exca- vating for the old building, the gymnasium can be placed on this floor with.very little additional cost. The Manual Training and Domestic Science rooms will be placed under this floor across the entire front of the building. 5. On the first floor will be located eleven (11) class rooms. Toilet rooms are required on each floor. by the new Building Code. 6. On the second floor will be located eleven (11) class rooms, including a large High School Assembly room seating about 200; laboratory, recitation roonms, apd.rooms for the Com- mercial Department. . .' ' 7. In front of the building and connected with it;on the , right-hand side, facing the building, ,will be constructed a large modern,' well-equipped auditorium seating about 600 people. This will be entered right from the street grade without the ne- cessity of going through the school building. c . . 8. The heating plant for both building and auditorium is planned to be located under the auditorium. -. 9. There will be two main school entrances,one in front with steps up at the extreme left of the lot and an e'rtrance on School Alley. 10. This sanitary, safe, modern-in-all-respects building !s planned to take care of the village's educational needs for several years. 73 4. Look at the blackened ruins of the old Central Build- ing and then visit the temporary quarters of these 450 pupils, where they are trying to do effective work under cold, cramped unsanitary conditions; the children rising at 6:30 and 7 o'clock '* t-> ~in the mornings to attend the 8 o'clock school and plowing through... snow drifts two feet deep with the temperature from 10 to 15 degrees Askthe generaleelowero. public if we need a new building. Remember that these conditions must exist until we "geta new building.. · l ,4 .5. Perhaps all the people did not know 'that we had reached the capacity of the old Central Building 'several years A ago and that a portable building had been erected outside and re- I" W ,'that a number of pupils had been sent to LincolnSchool to -3· lieve the congestion. Also that we had a serious problem on ourX hands to take care of the rapidly increasing. High School *!?? enrollment even before the fire. It was only a_ question of a pro- *? A1'~year or so when more school room would have had to be ??:vided. 6. Section 7644 of the School Law says:-"Each board .'S~cot1 ' education shall establish' a sufficient number of elementary ?~; 4schools to provide for the free education of the. youth of school ....' age within the district under its control at such places as will be '.:f]tmost convenient for the attendance of the largest number there- rI'i:!~ 7. We want to take this occasion to thank all persons, AI.<} churches, lodges and societies who so generously came forward .-] |and offered us temporary shelter for our schools after the fire. |Wfi] We certainly appreciate it. 8. The old Central School was the pride of Minigo juic- I,.71 - > tion. The new building will be the pride not only of, Mirrgo Junction, but of the county and this immediate valley. ;I.OMingo Junction has gone away over the top" in every- thing in relation to the war that sle has und4ertaken. She has more than/done her share. Now in this crisis in our education- 0'Val history we feel that she will rise to the occasion and put over ?~ Alethis "War School" proposition by a large majority. It Is Your '|. _ PatrioticV Duty. e BOOST FOR THE NEW SCHOOL. VOTE FOR THE NEW SCHOOL '~..} 74 X I 1. The building will be of brick, will have cement or -terrazo floors in halls and corridors, and will be trimmed out- ·: ^ - . side in terra cottaor stone. |x Ii; ,12. COSt.-rhpielBoard of Education' has gone very ONYX?~| - i. carefully into the, cos' eroposition. They have consulted with ^M -^. ;.-. capable architects,'c ntractors, and builders, and when we take I;LI e- -il. '~: into consideration the'fact that all elements' that enter into 'i building, such as;' matexial, labor, etc., have almost doubled in , price thejastain few yeas,we must ask for a bond issue of. l $.1 75>,00..: This.with the insuranceemnoney from-the old build.-4: :. c ing will build:aid equip the new building,' anl pay other ex- ' '__ lp *penses'^ such as architect fees, 'advertising and printing of bonds. .. 13. If after we receive the bids on this building from the contractors we find that the full estimated amount of $1 75,- -1X1, @ 000 is not required for its construcfion, then the whole amount- %'~:~ - Iof the bonds will not be issued.' But please bear ( in" mind that ..A:i1| the Board of Education, injthese abnormal times, wants to be' safe and plans to have enough money on hands to complete this building without going' to the voters again for more money. Ui~? gYou will remember that the old building cost $85,000 eleven years ago and this new building"is m'uch larger' ': . .i....The;bonds will run for forty years. It has been carefully figured out that an increase.of 11/2 mills in the tax rate will take care of this new indebtedness. Thus you will pay oh your tax- es 1/2 mills additional to what you are paying now.; To make it concrete:-perhaps the average man in Mingo Junction who has a house and lot. pays taxes on a valuation of about $2,000, .hiasxes .willbeI2 m½ ills on "$200Q.o.r '$3. 0 er year more cs than he paid before or $1.50 on the thousand dollars"' .: e **I-- tOeNl;:'r':^O[NTSy - f' t| #DO WE NEED THE NEW BUILDING? -. , .! , .: ' . : ~ e, .Hi b t.,1. Ask the 450 pupils who were burned out of Central *__V9' ^.BuildiAg.-- if th~yineed it. ; ; ,j-'^ - -v.- .a A # * , .-f 1- . '' 2. Ask the parents' of these 450 pupils if they need it. 3. Ask the, teachers -who8 were burned out if they- need it. ; : . 75 RECAPITULATION. e, t I 4.i ' MARK YOUR BALLOT LIKE THIS:- I il X For the Issue of Bonds. Against the Issue of Bonds. ,.j. o, . j. WD;. Armstrong, President. W. W:. Welday, Vice-President. .Jobhn Carlisle, Clerk-Treasurer. Dr. C. E. Gourley. e-y *.. Harry MI Godfrey. e FebruaryI 2 i-918. Board of Education. N. B.-Public- meeting at Mayor's office, Tuesday Febru- ary 26, 7:30 P. M. Messrs Peterson & Clark, Architects, Steub- enville, will be present to explain the plans and give additional information about the proposed new building. 76 Proposed New Ce l.ral School Building 4 .4 r Vote on Bond Issue, Tuesday March 5th. 77 - n f .I - i *.' . 11 I 78 I i terrazo i side in ,,,. · . . careful capabl, I into co buildin price ii I - $175,0 ing wil . penses 9 t etc. the cor 000 is of the 1 the Bo; safe an this bu You wi years a figured care of es 1 / it conci has a h .than hi ,0 . .... '.L~,Wt., " . I *;, i 9 -Buil~din Id -.!1,. I -.-. a 11r'r ... o1 -04 P II need it, 79 ing unsa in th M4I Ifrom " lppl ... ~. .~musi_... TT- I7[ 4 V L X read T:1:T T ago .!'* r f*yE-- :* that ~~~~~~i* ~~L^ "^^^^.^^^ ~~~~~~~~~lieve our I enrol e.L.-%~ Xt So ed schoc t ' : :: 'ag e m most , ... *t x»; " -- T , a a. at , churc * . ~'j .- :::;: "*..fM" ~~and o Wiec i_.Li--- mUi-^±^ „„ATLjL~5 „ B ± - , r - "tion. F T J.' I' '**.- ' ' P I I C ' * * ' ^ ^ T^||», . * * 'Juncti 4."";*';,1; * * ** , * l ' . x o m ore I {L "-.** .^iyIs-----.p 7^o0%^l^(s~jlar '^',,IH'..*.t i 6 $';Y,I' -' e d o} 80 : (i !. , S' I _ l s '0 8s.. *A I^K :.- | i-s: : * . .. . .1: 4. . 81 (I I i .I'. ( I i Ii I :Qv .4 :2d~1,:' ,. ..~ I, 1 xA.-, a I I .., j ZD A,6 C!! --i t, -. -,Mq . I.... XIII:v .I . L 82 Index 1 Baker, Loytal, 69 A Baldson, Joseph, 72 Abels, Leo, 72 Barker, Albert, 22 Adamson, Hazel, 66 Frank, 20 Adrian, Emma, 60 Harry, 20 Miss, 21 Wm., 15 Albaugh, Beulah, 34, 42 Barnes, A. S., 58 Don, 33, 35, 42 Barrett, Francis, 72 Harold, 66 John, 70 J. A., Dr., 58 Bartram, Lloyd A., 70 J. W., Dr., 4 Mary, 29 Batsch, Frank, 65, 69 Otis, 14 Stuart, 69 Ralph, 16 William, 69 Samuel, 64 Beadling, W., 69 Zola, 62 Beauserick, Anna, 15 Andrasco, Anna, 26 Becker, Henry, 58 Andrews, Helen, 28 Beckley, John W., 72 Androsiv, Mike, 22 Lucile, 64 Argentina, Chas., 30 Bell, A., 20 Ariverio, A., 17 George, 18 Harry, 69 Armstrong, Marion, 14 Katie, 27 Thos., 16 Kerril, 29 W. D., 9, 38, 39, 59, 76 Norman, 70 Atcheson, Alice, 15 Ruth, 29 B Bellopatrick, Geo., 15 M.,19 Baer, Mazie, 64 Millie, 15 Bailie, Alfred, 72 Belville, Pearl, 61 Catherine, 3 Catherine Eleanor, 9 Bennett, Ralph, 72 Doris, 63 Bereserick, Geo., 24 Edna, 12, 34 Beresford, Marion, 19 Elsie, 65 Bemert, Earl, 21 Fred, 69 Katherine, 67 Bezak, Annie, 24 Samuel, 38 Mike, 26 Nick, 29 Bainbridge, Carl, 30 Henry E., 70 Bickerstaff, Clarence, 40 Martha, 67 Bihary, Anna, 27, 29 Martha May, 9 Mike, 25 2 Index Bishop, Irene, 67 J. Dunlevy, 69 Irene Garnet, 9 Boyd, Allison, 21 Mary, 23 Carl, 21 Blankenship, Fred, 21 Bozman, Clara, 63 Leonas, 70 John, 62 Mae, 16 Martha, 65 Ray, 16 Mary, 64 Bodnar, Mike, 72 Nellie, 61 Bodrog, John, 24 Brafford, Glenna, 25 Boka, Anna, 22 Opal, 32 Bolen, Harley, 70 Brand, John, 38 Harry E., 70 Brandfass, Paul, 32 Bonaveura, Anna, 18 Brannon, Clarence, 32 Lena, 19 Wm., 16 Willie, 19 Breen, Jessie, 61 Boop, Aberta, 42 Lizzie, 61 Albert, 33 Brettel, Howard, 42 Alberta, 35 James, 42 Olive, 66 Brettell, J. E., 70 Booth, Bessie, 33, 35, 42 Alfred, 18 Clara, 25 Anna, 61 Elzie, 69 Elizabeth, 63 Elzie L., 70 Howard, 33, 35 Gladys, 24 Howard, Dr., i Helen, 23 Jas., 34 Mazie, 28 Mamie, 65 Norman, 18 Breznai, Helen, Ruth, 29 25 Walter, 24 Briggs, James, 4 Bosak, Anna, 24 Brill, Clifton, 32 Bosoney, John, 30 Harold, 29 Mary, 33, 35, 42 Britt, Agnes, 63 Susie, 15 Basil W., Jr., 70 Bougher, Harry, 42 Beatrice, 32 C.,69 Boughner, Edna, 16 Clarence, 64 Harry, 34 Doris, 4, 34, 43 Thelma, 14 Earl, 63 Bowman, Chas. Robert, 70 Edgar, 69, 72 Dunlavy, 72 Joseph, 4 Dunlevy, 64 Elizabeth, 34, 42 Index 3 Brown, Fred, 31 Chaffin, H. D., 6 James, 70 Charello, Joe, 15 Mazie, 64 Charlo, Rolla, 69 Carmelo, 18 Rollo, 64 Chase, Lena, 66 64 Bruno, Caetano, 72 May, Cheny, Bryson, Josephine, 61 Mary, 23 Chiota, Buccola, RosaMarie, 26 Jerry, 24 Tony, 27 Bucey, Clyde, 65 Christen, Dorothy, 25 Buchan, J. H., 69 Geneva Mae, 9 Jean, 63 Howard, 2, 34, 42 John H., 66, 72 Mae G., 9 Mary, 60, 62 May, 67 Miss, 18 Ciafradone, Albert, 25 Buchanan, Frank, 69, 72 J., 19 Bucho, Loky, 40 L., 19 Bumgardner, Elmer, 27 Clark, 38, 76 Burch, Annie, 20 Clarke, Jean, 62 Elizabeth, 27 Roy, 62 Burke, Blanche, 22 S. A., 7 Margaret, 30 Cleary, Thomas, 70 Thos., 28 Coen, Chas., 29 C David E., 70 Donald, 23 Carlisle, Jean Marjorie, 9 Herbert, 69, 72 John, 38, 39, 59, 76 Coffey, Lucy, 60 Marjorie, 3, 9, 67 Miss, 27 Carmichael, Florence, 64 Coleman, Cecelia, 20 Carmine, Daniel, 30 Nena, 32 Tony, 26 Collier, Geo., 58 Carr, Wessley, 70 Cominnoti, Frank, 32 Carson, Finley, 32 Tony, 30 Howard, 33, 35, 42 Conklin, 38 Carter, Cyril, 14 Connelly, Lizzie, 61 Fred, 14 Martha, 21 Connors, Joseph, 34, 42 Cashiola, Edith, 22 Coombs, Clyde, 63 Lena, 24 Lucy, 23 Cava, Jasper, 72 4 Index Cox, Benj., 28 Suzan, 21 Jas. M., 6 Virginia, 14 Margaret, 25 Wilma, 20 Solomon, 31 Dawson, Herman, 72 Wilfred, 30 Dean, Chester, 4 Coyne, Jas., 37 Clarence, 72 Craig, Joe, 40 Clyde, 72 Joseph, 21 Curtis, 72 Crawford, Eli w., 70 Edward, 16 Elva, 31 Creswell, Bertha, 60 Miss, 31 Florence, 34, 42 Jas., 14 Criss, John w., 70 Ruth, 26 Wm., 6 Ruth Olive, 21 Cropp, Albert, 33, 35, 42 Thelma, 20 AllaBelle, 29 DeFranco, Albert, 20 Fred, 42 Mary, 15 Frederick, 34 Mike, 32 Cross, Albert, 23 DelGallo, Angelina, 20 Crossley, Archie, 64 Ida, 18 Marie, 65 Demitrovic, Frank, 70 Ralph, 64 Demko, Virginia, 15 Geo., 26 W. S., 4, 6 Dempsey, Ed., 58 Wilbur, 58 Geo., 58 Crowe, F. W. (Richard), 70 Deoma, Jina, 19 Cusic, Andy, 23 Om, 18 John, 27 Derenberg, Alfred J., 72 Cusick, Olive, 62 Artie, 64 Devore, Adda, 15 D Clyde, 64, 69 Dalrymple, Rebecca, 63 Frank, 70 Helen, 65 Darmo, Earnest, 22 John, 64 John, 25 Lucy, 29 Dash, John, 70 W. L., 4 Davidson, Ray, 64 W. L., Mrs., 4 William M., 10 William, 70 Davis, Andrew, 40 Deyarmon, Hayes, 61 Bozo, 31 DeYarmon, Jas. B., 4 Elizabeth, 16 DiAntonio, Elizabeth, 25 Esther, 21 Flora, 22 Nicola, 32 Index 5 DiCarlo, Attilio, 25 Eckhard, Chester, 23 F., 19 Ekey, Darwin S., 72 John, 18 Mary, 19 Elson, Laila, 34, 42 Erwin, Diceasar, Virginia, 17 Eleanor, 33, 35, 42 Estok, Diday, Mary Emily, 21 Helen, 20 Pauline, 28 Dimit, Geo., 33 George, 35, 42 Evan, Mike, 2 Evany, DiNova, Pete, 58 Mary, 30 Evon, Diorio, Frank, 26 John, 15, 27 Michael, Mary Elizabeth, 24 34, 42 Dixon, Walter, 25 F Dodd, Theodore, 39 Fabio, John, 24 Wilford, 66, 69 Mario, 26 Doggett, Annabelle, 34 Fahey, Mame, 61 Beula, 20 Farley, Fred K., 70 Floyd, i, 29, 54 Harvey, 69 Farmer, E., Miss, 22 Cora, 62 Dojonovic, Bozo, 24 Daisy, 61 M., 19 Edwin, 16 Donato, Dinora, 72 Effie, 60, 61 Dossett, Frank, 62 Jessie, 61 John Raymond, 1 L., Miss, 26 Naomi, 64 Lula, 60, 65 Raymond, i, 20, 40, 46, 62 Wayne, 66, 69 Doyle, James, 40 Fergason, Sara, 20 Dubyak, Anna, 28 Ferguson, Clifford, 72 Sam, 23 Fetch, Robert, 63 Duffin, Tom J., 70 Figel, John, 72 William J., 70 Fioravant, Nazzereno, 72 Duffino, Petro, 72 Fithen, Edna, 61 Dunning, George, 66 Edw., 58 Ranald, 2, 3, 34 Edward, 63 Ruth, 3, 33, 35, 42 Elmer, 32 S. G., Rev., 9, 10 Ernest, 30 Dutton, C. M., 72 Geo., 23 George, 40 E Helen, 24 Echard, Chester, 40 K.,25 Eckard, Chester, 47 Lester, 15 6 Index Russell, 31 Gates, Rebecca, 21 Flaherty, Embry, 25 Gatt, Elizabeth, 25 Jessie, 60, 66 Jos., 26 Miss, 20 Tilio, 23 Floto, Albert, 31 Gauker, Francis, 72 Geo., 26 Geraghty, Arthur, 70 Royce, 31 Frank, 70 Flowers, Ralph, 22 Geroch, Emily, 29 Forringer, Edna, 66 Steve, 23 Fortunato, Annie, 17 Gerzina, Anthony, 27 Mike, 18 Giannamore, Merrio, 40 Sam, 27 Giffin, Dorcas, 34 Forzona, Frank, 30 G. C., Rev., 9 J., 15 Mike, 20 Gilbert, Warren, 4 Fowler, Mossolite, 21 Gillie, Dorothy, 34, 43 Urith, Mrs., 59 Fox, Fred, 72 Lucile, 30 Gilmour, Charles, 40 Russell, 28 Glasser, Carl H., 70 Frazier, 37 Godfrey, 9 Craig, 65, 69, 70 Bessie, 34, 42 Dorothy, 29 Harry, 4, 39 Jas. H., 38 Harry M., 38, 59, 76 Freiling, 58 Harry, Mrs., 4 Bertha, 32 Goff, Mike, 72 Chas., 21 Goodfriend, 58 Harry, 72 Nathan, 64, 69, 70 Laveme, 21 Goodrich, Anna Margaret, 21 Fristick, John P., 70 Audra, 16 G Ovid, 16 Gordon, Howard, 20 Galbraith, H. B., 39 Kenneth, 26 Galvin, Jeanette, 17 Gossett, Amanda, 29 Kathryn, 32 Gourley, Audrey J., 32 Gardner, David, 66, 69, 72 C. E., Dr., 38, 39, 58, 59, 76 Donald, 65, 69, 70 Martha, 29 Jerome, 69, 70 Grafton, Mabel, 62 Garish, Isador, 16 Graham, Josephine, Mrs., 59 Garritona, Antonio, 70 Granatovic, Joe, 70 Garzina, Frank, 19 John, 70 Index 7 Green, Beatrice, 34 Oma, 16 Fred, 20 Hartman, Zona, 25 Wm., 26 Hatcher, 58 Gretsinger, Irene, 21 David, 40 Gretsinger (?), Verna, 14 Hawkins, Wilson, 37, 39, 62, 63 Grezdacho, John, 17 Haworth, Bertha, Mrs., 60 Julia, 17 Glenna, 34 Gribbon, John, 72 Mrs., 30 Griffith, Catherine, Mrs., 60 Robert, 2, 34, 42 Mrs., 29 Hazlett, Kenneth, 40 Grosskloss, John, 30 Heaton, David, 27, 52 Guido, John, 26 Ellsworth, 29 FloraBell, Gunn, Edith, 61 15 Lemoyne, 27 Gwynne, Everton, 28 Olive, 32 Helmbright, Albert, 65 Alfred F., 72 H Hempshrodt, Wilbert, 20 Hagerty, James, 71 Hemshrodt, Carl, 72 Hale, Vincent, 23, 40 Fred, 72 Wm. F., 70 Halfhill, Laorin, 14 Hemsley, Floyd, 28 Hall, Ida, 34, 42 Gladys, 27 Halpny, George, 71 Paul, 23 John E., 71 Henke, Annita, 60 Hanna, Donald, 45 Hennis, Chas., 29 Hannan, Frank J., 72 Margaret, 23 Joseph, 72 Pluma, 27 Harris, E., 20 Hicks, Harry, 70 Helen, 65 Higgins, Clarence, 18 Harshman, E. 0., 4 James A., 72 E. O., Mrs., 4 Mae, 31 Edwin, 65, 69, 72 Peter, 66 Florence, 17, 60, 65 W. P., 69 Floyd, 63 William, 72 John, 63, 69 Hilliard, Minnie, 21 John O., 71 Sara, 16 Margaret, 15, 60, 64 Ross, 64, 69 Hingley, Clara, 30 W. Ross, 71 Hoadland, Georgia, 29 Hartley, Greta, 21 Hoagland, HArry, 72 Hansel, 14 8 Index Hobright, F. Leyden, 70 Hyde, Esther, 65 Walter, 70 Lorella, 3, 34, 43 Hobson, Calder, 32 Mae, 64 Caroline, 18 Margaret, 3, 67 Frances, 20 Margaret Susan, 9 Georgia, 34, 42 Russel, 42 Raymond, 29 Russell, i, 34 Robert, 69, 72 Thomas, 64, 69, 72 I Hodge, H., 20 Ide, Edith, 16 Hal, 16 Frances, 16 Hoff, Clyde, 27 Imhoff, Dwight, 71 Franklin, 29 Imhuff, Dwight, 69 Hulda, 18 Ingler, Hazel, 66 Martha, 33, 35, 42 Madge, 32 Ucal, 19 Nannie, 16 Holstein, Harry, 24 Ruth, 33, 35, 42 Stuart, 63 J Houghton, Thos., 32 Jackson, Mary, 23 Howorth, Edward, 15 Sara, 21 Hresho, John, 18 Wilfred, 29 Hresho (?), Mike, 29 Jacobs, C. D., 4, 39, 60 Hresko, John, 48 Leroy, 20 Huff, Oscar, 72 James, C., 25 Huffman, E. S., 58 Clifford, 24 Esther, 65 Jessie, 22 Mabel, 31 Huggins, Ben E., 71 Jas., 23 Johnson, Chas. R., 72 Jolly, 71 Johnston, Eva, 21 Lucy, 29 Mabel, 14 Mae, 26 Mary Pelley, 5 Vergie, 25 Robert Pelley, 5 Hughes, H. I., 6 Ross B., 5 Ivor, 10 Jones, Drexel, 26 Humes, Gertrude, 14 Edward, 27 Howard, 31 Francis, 23 Ruth, 60 Hutchinson, Clifford, 33, 35 Virginia, 31 Jos., 33 Joseph, 35 Jordan, Bernice, 66 William, 72 Hutchison, Joseph, 42 Index 9 Justice, Bertha, 66 L Edw., 34 Edward, 42 Lalich, Mike, 42 May, 64 Lallick, Della, 19 Mary, 17 K Mike, 2, 17, 33, 35 Kadduc, Sylvia, 29 Millie, 15 Nick, 18 Kakascik, George, 40 Laprete, Mary, Kakasick, Ambrose, 71 27 Tony, 25 Kane, Matthew E., 72 Lashley, Dorothy, 31, 56 Karduc, Willie, 18 Eda, 28 Keams, Nannie, Mrs., 59 Oma, 20 Kellar, Julius, 20 Lawrence, W. G., 60 Kemp, Ethel, 65 Lawyer, Emma, 66 Harry, 69, 72 Leas, John, 31 Kendrach, Anna, 27 LuraMae, 21 Geo., 26 Mary Ellen, 14 John, 2, 35, 42 Richard, 16 Kenrach, John, 33 Leston, Floyd, 14 Kerr, Eldridge, 4 Lewin, Fred E., 72 Kime, Chas., 39 Lewis, Albert L., 72 King, Robert, 40 Bertha, 34, 42 Kitchen, R. R., 38 Lighthizer, C., 69 Chas., 66, 72 Knight, Deward W., 71 Effie, 65 Jas., 27 Olive, 31 Marie, 25 Orville, 33, 35, 42 Knupp, Riley, 27 Wayne, 24 Konlash, Irene, 19 Linn, Thomas H., 71 Korch, Eugene, 26 Winnie, 62 Koschak, Annie, 23, 25 Linton, Alice, 3, 4, 67 Geo., 18 Alice Margaret, 9 M., 15 F., 4, 38, 60, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 Kramarick, Steve, 17 F.,59 Frank, Kundrat, Anna, 22 31, 37, 39 Frank D., 72 John, 24 Frank, Prof., Steve, 26 4 John, 2, 3,34 Kurin, Bertha, 19 John H., 12 Kusma, John, 72 Kusmick, Malvey, 72 10 Index Lisle, Maude, 61 Marinelli, John, 72 Olive, 63 Marshall, Thos. R., 6 Tracy, 62 Martin, Jessie, 60 W. B., 4, 59 Martzolff, Litten, Mary, 61 C. L., Prof., 9 Masic, Llibratto (?), Jesse, 24 Andy, 25 Mary, 26 Lohman, 58 Susie, 23 Long, Dean, 62 Materlico, Frank, 72 Gertrude, 4, 60, 62 Miss, 32 Maxwell, Anna, 28, 30 Ruth, 63 Caroline, 34, 42 D. G., 6 Samatha, Mrs., 4 David, 32 Winifred, 14, 51 Della, 66 Longacre, 38 Howard, 18 Loyer, Jas., 23 Rhea, 63 Mildred, 30 Wm., 24 Oceola, 27 May, Henry, 23 Wanda, 22 Minnie, 18 Wayne, 71 Sara, 29 Lucano, Dominic, 28 Mayberry, Emmet R., 71 Melia, 19 Emmett, 65, 69 Orven, 17 John, 71 Lucky, Annie, 21 Joseph, 65, 69, 71 Joe, 21 Robert T., 71 Ludewig, Carl, 28 McAndrews, M., 26 Edwin, 20 Winnie, 18 Frank, 34, 42 McCluan, Dorothy, 32 Louise, 34 Eleanor, 18 Ludwig, Harry, 72 Mabel, 26 Lyman, C. H., 6, 10 Mont, 32 McConnel, William, 42 M McConnell, Wm., 34 Macinaw, Mary, 27 McCord, Wm., 30 Maderi, Geo., 18 McCormack, Blanche, 18 Magaelson, Harry, 26 Jas., 28 Irene, 19 Mathew, 71 Magee, Richard, 14 McCoy, F. L., 6 Major, Glenn, 66 John, 32 Mamula, Mary, 19 Val Jean, 50 Manley, Elizabeth, 64 Index 11 McElroy, R., 69 Milhizer, Edwin, 28 Ralph, 66, 72 Margaret, 26 Robert, 65, 69, 72 Miller, Helen, 64 Thomas, 64, 69, 71 Kathryn, 20 McFadden, Edward, 72 Maude, 63 McGee, John, 71 Ray, 66 Minda, 66 Vernon, 64 Minnie, 3 W. E., 4 McKay, Edith, 64 W. E., Mrs., 4 Henry, 32 Walter, 62 Jas., 38 William, 62 Leslie, 6 Wm., 21 Mildred, 29 Minch, Helen, 26 Ralph, 23 Jos., 58 Wm., 30 Wm., 18 McLister, Edw., 58 Minto, Wm., 14 Frank, 58 Minyar, D., 72 Mead, 72 Mitchell, Marietta, 16 Walter, 72 Mivas, Mike, 72 McMannus, Dorothy, 15 Modlin, Miss, 14 McMullen, Charles, 72 Veva, 60 Hugh J., 71 Moffitt, H. S., 39 McQueen, Lorace, 27 Moffett, 29 Molnar, Mike, 72 Rezella, 42 Monney, Evelyn, 25 Rozella, 34 George, 71 Means, Edward, 15, 23 Montgomery, Floyd, 17 Henry, 72 M., 19 Melching, Carl. A., 71 Moody, Bessie, 62 John, Mellott, Victor, 23 27 Mary, 31, 57 Mendel, Edward, 31 Mildred, 34, 43 Menzel, Ermgard, 26 Moore, 58 Henry, 15 Om, 4, 6, 62 Karl, 20 Morgan, Gertrude, 62 Meyer, Vernon, 30 Thomas, 65 Victor, 30 Morroco, Flora, 18 Meyers, Edna, 62 John, 15 Mikasinovic, R., 19 Louis, 30 Mildner, Carl, 18 Munas, Mary, 25 Milehkick, Emil, 72 Milly, 19 12 Index Munis, Daniel, 26 Pannetta, A., 17 Geo., 32 Emily, 32 Lary, 17 Michael, 31 Sema, 17 Raymond, 24 Murphy, Almedia, 21 Paris, Elizabeth, 18 Gertrude, 16 Parr, John, 21 Murray, Bewick, 33, 35, 42 Montford, 21 C., 19 Patrall, Jas., 24 Clark, 25 Patterson, Clayton, 72 John J., 71 Robert, Doris, 29 71 W. G., 71 Margaret, 9, 67 Margaret June, 9 Patton, Helen P., 60 Murtland, Edward, 22, 40 Paulman, Annette, 27 Wilma, 23 Helen, 63 Lizzie, 61 N Marie, 34, 42 Neel, Jean, 33, 35, 42 Matilda, 63 Paul, 2, 3, 12, 34 Pauls, Albert, 66, 69, 72 Nelson, Ralph, 24 Peeler, Elizabeth, 64 Newell, Edward, 66, 69 Mary, 62 Nicols, Frances, 14 Peeling, Emma, 14 Gladys, 21 0 Myra, 14 O'Neill, Sheridan, 72 Pekruhn, 58 Odroniac, Andrew, 72 Elizabeth, 33, 35, 42 Frances, 65 Olexia, Geo., 30 Victor, 15 Oliver, C. E., 37, 62 Peller, Geo. A., 71 C. E., Mrs., 39 John, 69 Pelley, Carrie Vance, 5 John S., 72 Harriet, 5 Robert K., 72 Harriett, 66 Jennie Quinn, 5 Otte, 58 Lura, 4, 5, 60, 64 Louise, 64 Mary, 63 Overholtz, Nelle, 60 Mary A., 5 Miss, 24 P T. M., 4 Palmer, Harold, 67 T. M., Mrs., 4 Harold Isaac, 9 Thomas M., 5 Margaret, 67 W. E., 4, 58 Margaret Isabel, 9 William E., 5 Index 13 Perhach, Alexandra, 31 Hallis Edna, 21 John, 25 Lydia, 18 Q Michael, 20 Quillen, Blaine, 72 Nicholas, 30 Clyde, 64 Pesta, Anna, 25 Dale, 34, 42 Elon, 24 Raymond, 32 Mary, 30 Rheda, 65 Susie, 27 Walter, 71 Peterson, 38, 76 Quinn, AnnaBelle, 21 Mr., 37 Annie, 61 Petrall, Frank, 19 Elizabeth, 63 Jas., 17 Herbert, 61 James, 64 Petrick, John J., 71 Jennie, 61 Petrovich, Della, 19 John, 33, 35, 42 Fred, 28 Martha, 4, 60, 64 Nick, 18 Mary, 14 Pettibone, D. W., 58 MAry, 64 Wm., 25 Mary L., 4 Philips(?), Herbert, 11 Moody, R. S., 4 Phillips, Glenn, 20 Robert, 16, 32 Harry, 58 Sadie, 62 Herbert, 2, 34 Marjorie, 26 R Pizzeperato, Joe, 15 Rader, Gladys M., 10, 60 Melie, 17 Raha, John Peter, 72 Pleiss, Edith, 18 Rainsberg, Susie, 16 Edward, 27 Rankin, Hugh, 72 Polen, Grace, 62 Rasic, Anna, 18 Polidoro, Giovanni, 72 Joe, 31 Pontius, A. S., 6 Rasor, Dr., 58 Poole, Edward, 72 Reed, Cora E., 60 Shirley, 31 Dean, 69 Porter, Floyd, 20 Francis, 64, 69 Powers, Chess A., 60 J. Dean, 71 Priest, Florence, 63 Regnemer, David, 15 Mame E., 60 Proctor, T. A., Mrs., 4 Prostach, Albert, 24 Pyles, Floyd, 14 14 Index Reisling, David, 64, 69, 72 Rosenson, Chas., 58 Harry, 72 Ross, Peter J., 72 Lena, 34, 43 Susie, 64 Rossi, Annie, 23 Jennie, 23 W. H., 38 William, 66, 69, 72 Roth, Max, 39 Wm.,4 Rueggeberg, August, 69, 71 Ress, Morris, 34, 42 Ruggeburg, August, 65 Reynolds, Chas., 27 Jas., 23 S Julia, 26 Sabatino, John Di, 71 Riampa, Frances, 28 Thomas, 72 Richards, Elsie, 24 Sabbett, Annette, 26 Rose, 30 Richardson, Mazie, 66 Paul, 30 Sabett, Mamie, 23 Thelma, 67 Saddler, Lillian, 18 Thelma Pauline, 9 Salanci, Steve, 72 Wm., 24 Saltsman, Ruth, 11, 34 Rife, Mrs., 16 Salvatore, Jos., 31 Stella, Mrs., 60 Santangello, Mary, 17 Clark, 40 Riggs, Millie, 15 Riney, F. H., Dr., 58 Sam, 17 Risher, Dean, 65 Tony, 18 George B., 71 Sauro, Richard, 72 Gertrude, 31 Schillings, Edith, 9, 67 Helen, 65 Edith Elizabeth, 9 John, 31 Jas., 31 Robert, 63 Lizzie, 61 Robert R., 69 Ray, 23 Roach, P., 16 Schillinhs, Maude, 32 Thomas, 72 Wayne, 16 Schillinig, Helen, 34 Robertson, Edward, 72 Schwing, John, 71 Rockey, Marie, 66 Scott, Anna, 60, 65 Ruth, 32 J. R., 4 J. R., Mrs., 4 Rocy, Bernard, 15 Miss, 19 Ida, 24 Warren, 65, 69 Roe, Florence, 67 Scourvart, Frank, 43 Florence Geneva, 9 Schaefer, 72 Scouvert, Frank, 34 Romano, Mary, 23, 28 Seese, Thos., 28 Index 15 Selick, Peter, 28 Snider, Clyde, 27 Sells, Mildred, 33, 35, 42 Freda, 33, 35, 42 Robert, 71 Ivan, 24 Semmens, Harlan, 30 Snyder, Edward G., 72 Jeanette, 27 Eva, 32 Mae, 62 Helen, 42 Marie, 66 Serbin, John, 26 Wilda, Mike, 25 27 Soelak, Rudolph, Sharp, Geo. V., 38, 58 22 Sohovich, George, Shiffman, Anna, 34, 42 40 Julia, 30 Soltis, John, 72 Rozella, 18 Spaulding, William, 2, 3 Sam, 58 Wm., 34 Shillings, Helen, 42 Wm. D., 13 Shively, Dorothy, 16 Spencer, Arthur, 4 Ellwood, 42 Shropshire, Lena, 28, 55 Elwood, 33, 35 Siebel, Henry, 6 Robert, 66 Silady, Andy, 19 Thomas, 42 Silongi, Helen, 24 Thos., 34 Skaggs, Lida, 3, 67 Spenser, Robert, 69 Lida Virginia, 9 Splenda, Jas., 19 Tillie, 64 Sprochi, Dominic, 23 Slatniske, John, 2, 3, 42 Paul, 28 Slatniski, Andrew, 32 Tony, 25 John, 34 Stackle, Chas., 58 Peter, 26 Stahl, Blanche, 34 Slivka, Andrew, 31 Charles, 35, 42 Annie, 28 Chas., 33 Edward, 15 Clarence, 20 Smith, Bernice, 24 Fern, 32 Beula, 20 Gladys, 27 Donald, 18 Walter, 29 Edna, 31 Stanley, Dana M., 71 Effie, 61 Walter, 69, 71 M., 69 Stead, Earl, 72 Malcolm, 66 Molcolum, 72 Stepanovich, D., 69 Daniel, 65 Robert, 25, 34, 42 Roy, 58 Geo., 34 S. W., 4 George, 2 16 Index Stephens, Benj., 69 Tate, Harry L., 71 Benj. O., 72 Taylor, Craig, 66 Harry, 28 Ward, 69 Kyle, 6 William, 69 Mary, 17 Tepsic, Dessie, Walter, 15 31 Martha, 24 Stevens, J. Frank, 72 Sophie, 17 Stewart, Emma, 63 Thomas, Anna, 61 Stiff, Dorothy, 27 John,30 Still, Beatrice, 28 John C., 59 Dorothy, 31 Jos., 15 Malvern, 23 Lizzie, 61 Ruth, 61 Stock, Helen, 14 Walter, Marie, 14 28 Thompson, Dock, 72 Stozic, John, 24 Florence, 17 Mary, 19 Hilda, 26 Nick, 26 Jay, 63 Stromeyer, Carl, 23 Otis, 4 Strott, Arthur, 40 Thornton, Karl, 31 Teddy, 18 Thrasher, Bernice, 32 Stroud, Emma, 61 Mattie, 23 Stubbins, Edith, 63 Timchoe, Mary, 15 Loretta, 60 Toker, George, Miss, 28 40 Tolver, J. H., 24 Szvitith, Annie, 22 Lemore, 24 Chas., 25 Mattie, 20 Geo., 22 Townsend, Carl, 20 T Goldie, 28 Tappe, Garfield, 63 Laura, 22 Helen, 63 Laura J., 44 Okey, 72 Tarbert, Helen, 20 Russell, 31 Trapp, Francis A., 72 W. J., 72 Trombetti, Albert, 40 Tarr, Grafton, 16 Hazel, 14 U Lula, 64 Ullstrom, Helen, 34 Ruth, 16, 53 Robert, 18, 40 Urith, 61 Ulstron, Helen, 11 Tatar, John, 25 Underwood, Annabelle, 27 Mike, 23 Ure, Mary, 64 Index 17 V Mary, 25 Valkovich, Geo., 27 Watt, Fred C., 72 Mabel, 28 Valuska, Mary, 15 Wilma, 28 Valuski, Mary, 22 Waugh, Birdie, 65 Vignovich, Fred, 33, 35, 42 Weber, Alta, 34 M., 19 Bertha, 66 Visnic, Geo., 17 Charlotte, 66 Mike, 18 Cleda, 33, 35, 42 Nick, 15 Donald, 30 P., 15 Florence, 26 Visnich, Mike, 22 Floyd, 14 Visyak, Annie, 16 Howard, 3, i, 34, 43 Mike, 14 Irene, 16 Paul, 14 Julian, 25 Leota, 30 Vitas, Mary, 25 Lillian, 32 Millie, 19 Loretta, 18 Vogh, John H., 71 Mildred, 34, 42 Vonic, Mary, 61 Thelma, 27 Vucenic, Geo., 15 Wilbur, 33, 35 Joe, 15 Webster, 37 Sema, 17 Wedlake, Cleo, 14 Vudrogovic, Eli, 29 Jos., 16 Geo., 15 Weidner, Amelia, 60 John, 17 Miss, 23 Vunovich, Celia, 24 Weisberger, 58 G., 19 Morris, 15 Sam, 17 Sidney, 18, 49 w Welchans, Oscar, 4 Wade, Clarence, 19 Welday, Dewitt, 65 Mason, 66, 69 Harold, 65, 69, 72 John, 69, 72 Wagner, Albert, 66, 69, 72 W. W., 10, 38, 39, 59, 76 John, 61 Wm., 4 Walker, Helen, 28 Wells, Robert, 72 J. H., 4 Royal Nelson, 72 John, 72 Kenneth, 15 Welsh, Harry, 40 Ward, Cecil M., 60 Westlake, Verne, 62 Washel, Anna, 28, 30 Wheeler, Ernest, 16 John, 32 Fred, 16 18 Index Whippo, Bertha, 66 Robert, 34, 42 White, Carl, 2, 33, 42 Cral, 35 Elizabeth, 34, 43 Whitten, Bernice, 28 Easbie, 14 Jay, 58 Robert, 20 Wilfred, 33, 35, 42 Willis, Leo, 16 Ruby, 16 Wilson, Anna, 63 Augusta, 60 Fred, 66, 69 Fred J., 71 Mary, 62 Miss, 25 Tom, 6 Woodrow, 6 Wrigley, Edmund, 69 Wycoff, E. P., Rev., 4, 10 Y Yenchocic, Annie, 21 Yingst, Chester, 23, 40 Earnest, 40 Evelyn, 30 Henry, 18 John, 29 Yost, Mildred, 64 Z Zaban, James, 72 Zadvanki, Mary, 22 Zimmerman, Benj., 71 Harold, 21 Zinnser, Eddie, 15