Women of Wayne County Leave Courageous Legacy in Centennial Talk
Miss Ethel Dane Roberts delivers a historical resume for Woman's Night, tracing pioneer Wayne County women from 1809 settlement days through fortifications, schooling, abolitionist efforts, Civil War support, and the rise of the New Woman. It highlights mothers' roles, education, and enduring community impact.
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Ethel Dane Roberts
Wayne County
Valeys
William Can
United States
Mexico
Wooster
Hinally
James Trose
Golden Corners
Real estate transfers listed in Wayne County records
Summary of recent real estate transfers including quit claim deeds and warranty deeds involving Sophia Long Christian F Guinther William No 1 John Gooderjohn Frances Hott Laura A Kaur man George Rast Chas smith George Nicode Ben F Zerecher Sarah F E W Douty Mary Taylor James Quinby Mary E Craighead Samuel Martin Lydia Hackman Solomon Myers William H Smith Missouri H Long James M Long Orrville J H Stibbs John Hummer J H Dickanson Wayne township Paint township Shraya Dalton Fairview. Administrative deeds list administrators and heirs with properties in Wayne Clinton Canaan Sugarcreek and other townships.
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Sophia Long
Christian F Guinther
Lain Township
Christian F Tother
I’lan
William No 1
John Gooderjohn
West Salem
Frances F Hott
Laura A Kaurman
Main Township
William Hageman
George (Rast
Burbank
Stussell E Kerr
Chas’ Smith
Canaan Township
George Nicode
Ben F Zerecher
Plain Township
Sarah FE Wdouty
Mary & Taylor
Clinton Township
James M Quinby
Mary E Craighead
Wooster
Samuel
Martin
Lydia Hackman
Sugarcreek
Mark H Davidson
H Davidson
Tohn and
Ollierman
Stacres
Wayne Township
Solomon Myers
William H Smith
Isin Canaan
Missouri
H Long
James M. Long
Orrville
Wm. H Smith
David Baugh- Man
Wm H Baughman
Hippewa Township
J H Stibbs
Alto
John Hummer
Yin
James Wallace
John H Dickanson
Utha D. Critchfield
James Willard
Shraya
Jula Desotonea
Henry E Jackey
Jacob Seiler
Paint Township
J Coleman Haney
Mary E. Haney
Dalton
Warratty
Adem Felix
Anya Felix
Fairview
A Congress of Women at Wawnee Centennial
Mrs. Jane Gaily Dysart presents a paper on the rise of women clubs and progressive work led by women, noting the shift from old confines to modern roles. She cites the National Federation of Women’s Clubs and the diverse aims from missionary and temperance work to education, philanthropy, and religious effort, urging ongoing advancement. The talk highlights the growth of clubs, traveling study groups, and the changing image of women from homemakers to educated contributors in society.
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Yale
Lucretia Jones
Ekleanor
Nancy Lickar
Zsove Fernale Institute
Mra & M I’ope
Wayne County
Mra Me Kee
Vuw
Pope
Col Sloane
Academy Company
Jupe
Col
Tome Queste
Henry Clay
Old Wooaster Academy
Hedge
Ilair
Abercrombie
S’aley
Copiec
Longfellow
Culeridge
Victor Haye
Drnidge
Vincent
Aman
Womano
Club
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oto
Bic
Woman's Cunetian Temperance “Club
Evely ‘Ric
Women's + tals
Almos
Henrotin
Chiba
Roward
Ulaby
Urgerie
Domin Wooster
Tie City
Ite
Clinster
Thursay
Rmation Barthey
Melenethaar
Travelers’ Club
Tvo
Germany
Rhine
Nehifler
Jean Paul Hichter
Kepler
Flum Voldt
Hiamarck
German Universitier
Europe
Guramer- Nwenita
Siver
Roy
On O
Antenn
Lange
Peart
Conlinto
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