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A. P. Edgerton A. P. Edgerton A. P. Edgerton A. P. Edgerton Alfred Edgerton and daughter Amelia Bingham Amelia Bingham Amelia Bingham B & O Railroad Depot and Viaduct B & O Railroad Depot B & O Railroad Section Gang (ca. 1921) B & O Section Gang E.U.B. Sunday School Class East Hardware Co. (later known as Gorrell Hardware). Jewelry Store Clock Armory Company Headquarters Bank Building Bank Corner (postcard) Bernath & Post Bicycle Race Boon-Bevington Business District Business District City Hall Daeida Hartle Wilcox Beveridge Defiance County Fair Defiance County Fair Grandstand Defiance County Fair Defiance County Fair Board High Street Looking West Early Downtown Hicksville Eck Greer's Band Edgerton Brothers Edgerton Homestead Farmers (ca. 1913) Ferris Hardware Fire Department (ca. 1923) Fire Department Boyer Pumper First Hicksville High School First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church (postcard) First Presbyterian Church Grand Army of the Republic Statue Gathering Godlove Reisch and ox Greetings from Hicksville (postcard) Band Leader O. V. Hart (ca. 1920) Hart's Boy Band - O. V. Hart, director Hart's Jewelry Store - interior Hart's Boys at Crescent Hart's Boy Band Hart's Boy Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band Hart's Girl Band and Amelia Bingham Hart's Girl Band Hart's Society Buds Hauling Logs Logs at the Handle Factory Henning and Crook Residences E. W. Crook Residence Hicksville Baseball Team Hicksville High School (postcard) Hicksville High School Football Team Hicksville High School Football Team Hicksville High School Hicksville High School Class of 1898 Hicksville Produce Co. The Hicksville Bank First National Bank (interior) High Street Looking East Downtown - East High Street High Street Looking East Hollywood Map Hollywoodland Sign Huber Opera Block (postcard) Huber Opera Block Huber Opera House Huber Street Scene J. M. Ainsworth Joy Ride on West High Joy Ride Postcard Kerr and Ainsworth Residences Killian Garage Land Office Land Office Land Office Land Office Catholic Church Lutheran Church Lutheran Sunday School M. E. Church (postcard) M. E. Church Evangelical Church on Cornelia Street Maxwell Bros. Sign Maxwell Bros. Mentzers Crowd One of Hicksville's Big Trees Parade Parade Patriotic Float at the Faitgrounds Plat Map Postal Employees Corner Drug Store St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church Stemen Sales Swilley Hotel and Barn T. C. Kinmont B & O Train Depot (postcard) B & O Train Depot U. B. Church Water Works Park Watermelon Wort's Blodgett's Studio photo A. P. Edgerton and his daughter Ann at their High Street home autographed portrait in peasant costume portrait This group of men was responsible for raising the level of the tracks two feet, at the highest point from Rosedale to the St. Joe crossing. This task was accomplished by manually tamping stone beneath the ties, raising the tracks no more than two inches at a time. Pictured are (left to right) front row: Harold Mohr, Reginald Moore, unknown, Charles Rhoades, Charlie Jonesback. Second row: Ned Gessner, James Panico, Marvin Cole, Ambrose Kenner, Ward Bell, Milo Miller, Charles Jones. Back row: Edward Potter, John Higgenbottom, Roscoe Etchen, John Stauffer, Walter Hootman. From The History of Defiance County Ohio Illustrated 1976. Photo says: B & O Section Gang. Foreman, Ambrose Kenner, unknown, Jim Rhodes, Walter Hootman, Roscoe Etchen or John Higginbottom, John Fulmer or Roscoe Etchen. Note the track is not elevated here. Photo (ca. 1905 or 1906) of the United Brethern Church Childrens Class, now known as Trinity United Methodist Church. It was taught by Mrs. Wallace (Maggie) Bricker. Pictured are (left to right) front row: Portia Smith, Dwight Fletcher, unidentified, unidentified, Herbert Willit, unidentified, unidentified, Edith Frover Harkey, Helen Arrowsmith, Helen Dowell, Vance Bricker, Gertrude Dowell. Second row: Elva Hilbert Hook, Erma Hilbert Hedges, unidentified, Marguerite Blythe, Berdena Kline, Catherine Smith, Marie Thompson, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified. Third row: Pauline Rath, Nora Steele, Ruth Willit Eiser, unidentified, Esther Howenstine, Florence Kleckner, Lois Kleckner, Jennie Horn, Emily Arrowsmith Reed. Back row: Mrs. Wallace Bricker (teacher), unidentified, unidentified, Norbert Everett, Fordyce Moore, Forest Johnson, unidentified, Horton Arrowsmith. Pictured are (left to right) Mark Gorrell, George Hently, Wayne Gorrell, Glen Brush, Howard Jolly, Bill Tustison, George Byroads, Fred Rohrs, and Iro Morhart. South Main St., old M. E. Church High Street ca. 1916 Five-yr-old double gated gelding, sired by Ed S 2:10 to be given away to the one holding the lucky number. Drawing to take place Christmas. Bernath & Post, Hicksville, O. July 4, 1910 High Street High Street ca. 1906 (1862–1914) Bud Widmer's Ruby Band ca. 1911 The Pike Front row: Willaim Harter (president), J. M. Ainsworth, L. E.Griffin (secretary), Kelly, Robert Dorsey, B. S. Pettit (treasurer). Back row: Mel Hootman, George Knight, W. D. Wilson, Nate Fuller, J. Blosser, R. M. Simmons News-Tribune January 2, 1991: This photo, taken circa 1931, depicts the full membership of Eck Greer's Band, a village resident and musician, led the band for a few years as they performed concerts throughout the village. The boys rehearsed in the building which now houses Bruce Guilford Real Estate. Front row: Dick Ames and Estel "Eck" Greer. Standing: Ted Karageorge, Bob Triplet, Max Greer, Claron Laub, Bob Macauley, Frank Macauley, George Wilderson, Walter Belknap, Max Miller, Lee McCartney, Max Elder, Gerald Ames, Paul Kerr, David Husted, Allen Hilbert, and E.L. Elliott. Joseph Ketchum Edgerton (left), Alfred Pelig Edgerton (center), Lycurgus Edgerton (right). The Farmers of yesteryear used a different form of horsepower as evidenced by W. T. Elliott, Carl Tract and Evert Day who display Elliott's Clay, Brandon and Rummer. photo ca. 1913. Front row: Estel Myers, William West, John Clinger, Frosty Moore, Punch Driver, Kenny Driver, Merle Wells, Orley McDonald, Tellis Carey, Clare Cahill. Second row: Ray Easterly, Arch Dotts. Back row: Terri Johnson, William Keener, Alf Wonderly, Guy Wilson, mascot, Forrest Monroe, Allan Poper, Layton Roan, Forest McCalla. This was said to be the first high school. The photo was taken while the building was being torn down. at Forest Home Cemetery South Main Street At the fairgrounds 1914 Archway photo At The Love Nest - Atlantic City, NJ Downtown parade In the Defiance County Fairgrounds' Grandstand Onstage 1917 Parlor photo Ten of Hearts One of our favorite Hicksville Photos. Amelia Bingham is in the car. The girls are playing away, and the town is gathered we think to celebrate the end of WWI and/or dedicate Meuse Argonne to the memory of fallen Hicksville soldiers. 1919 Wm. Lash 1882-1960, Earl Lash 1889-1980, Wm. Lash was Grace Doubs father; Earl was her uncle. turn of the century late 1800's Top Row 3rd from right: George (lefty) Gilbert.....played for the House Of David, seems to be a religious group, not a school team. 1915 County Champs - 1916 (later Tuttle and Wittig Feed Mill and Hardees location) 1920's ca. 1955 1887 Artists rendering of the restoration and renovation project Our state representative Above rear: Katheryn Ferris, Hazel Greer, Hazel Seibert, Carma Rowe. Front: Mood Mastin and (unknown) out for a West High ride. late 1800's North Main Street 1990s Land Office at Opening of Museum Hicksville's oldest landmark Early photo at corner of Fountain and Edgerton North Maple Street Front row: George Gaston, Wayne Edgar, Virgil Cleland, Clara Gaston, Virgil Hofmeister. Second row: Ruth Dickerhoff Rosenick, Wanda Warfriend Evans, Arlina Dickerhoff Harmon, Grace Lash Doub, — Rohrs, Emma Bruggeman Scranton, (unknown). Back row: William R. Cleland, Luther Harkey, Elmer Lash, Pauline Fry Abbott, Donald O'Neil, Raymond Hofmeister. S.S. Teacher, Tracie Weber Repp. Back of photo says "West High Street by Elevators" High Street High Street 1920s 1837 ca. 1913 Maple and High Streets ca. 1954 Line drawing by Edith Hart Smith Early photo Cross, Altar, and Alpha and Omega Windows Elizabethan windows imported from England Recent photo Hicksville's first mayor Blodgett's Studio photo West High Street
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