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The Ohio blue book; or, Who's who in the Buckeye state; a cyclopedia of biography of men and women of Ohio, 1917
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1(Scott) Arnold; educated: Grand Island Coll.; Rochester Theol. Seminary; Northwestern Univ., Chicago. Married, Helen Anna Kuper, Feb. 5, 1910. Pharmacist, 1903-1905; teacher grade schools; 1905-07; pharmacist, head-nurse Nebraska Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, 1908-09; student pastor, Humboldt, Neb., 1909; Pittsford, N. Y., 1910-12; pastor First Baptist Church, Urbana, O., 1912-16; pastor Evang. Springdale Baptist Ch., Marysville, O., 1917—; Chaplain 66th Reg. Ohio Vol. Inf. Socs. and clubs: Masonic Order; I. O. O. F. -Baptist Church. Home address: Marysville, Ohio. one of two readings
2(Scott) Arnold; educated: Grand Island Coll.; Rochester Theol. Seminary; Northwestern Univ., Chicago. Married, Helen Anna Kuper, Feb. 5, 1910. Pharmacist, 1903-1905; teacher grade schools; 1905-07; pharmacist, head-nurse Nebraska Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, 1908-09; student pastor, Humboldt, Neb., 1909; Pittsford, N. Y., 1910-12; pastor First Baptist Church, Urbana, O., 1912-16; pastor Evang. Springdale Baptist Ch., Marysville, O., 1917——; Chaplain 66th Reg. Ohio Vol. Inf. Socs. and clubs: Masonic Order; I. O. O. F. -Baptist Church. Home address: Marysville, Ohio. one of two readings
4ARNOLD, GRACE LOUISE RUSSELL, born, Newark, N. J., Sept. 8, 1877; daughter of George Henry Russell and Nettie Louise (Gardiner) Russell; educated: Mont Clair, N. J., public schs., and Smith College. College degrees: B. L. Married, Harry Bartley Arnold, May 26, 1910. Teacher, New York Collegiate Inst., 2 yrs.; asst. directoress American Art Students Club, Paris, France, 1 yr. Christian Scientist. Home address: 1584 Hawthorne Park, Columbus, Ohio.
6ARNOLD, JOHN H., Attorney; born, Freeport, Pa., Dec. 11, 1862; son of Richard V. Arnold and Araminta J. (Holmes) Arnold; educated: Pub. Schs. of Pittsburg, Pa. Married, Eleanor A. Moore, Aug. 17, 1904. Lumberman; Mechanic with Pennsylvania R. R.; Foreman with Case Mfg. Co.; Read Law at night. Admitted to bar, Oct., 1894. Elected Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, Nov., 1914. Socs. and clubs: Masons; K. of P.; Woodmen of the World; Loyal Order of Moose; Loyal Order of Oaks; Columbus Caledonian Soc.; Franklin Co. Bar Assn.; Buckeye Republican Club. Presbyterian Church. Republican in politics. Home address: 467 N. Garfield Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
8ARNOLD, JOSEPH C., Business Man; born, Tiffin, O., Sept. 30, 1863; son of Anthony H. Arnold and Mary R. (Fanning) Arnold; educated: Pub. Schs. of Tiffin, O.; Heidelberg College. Married, Ada Engstrom, July 1, 1897. Engaged in the coal, hay and grain business with the firm of B. D. Knepper until 1909, when he purchased the Steward coal yards, conducting the business since then. Served as Mayor of Tiffin, O., as a Democrat, 1907-10. Socs. and clubs: Elks; K. of C. Catholic Ch. Home address: 74 Hall St., Tiffin, Ohio.
10ARNOLD, ORRIE ORLANDO, Clergyman; born, Darke Co., O., July 27, 1884; son of Winfield Lincoln Arnold and Rebecca (Eisele) Arnold; educated: Dallas Coll., Dallas, Oregon. College degrees: A. B. Married, Bessie Viets, Aug. 9, 1911. Public Sch. teacher. 1 yr.; Dir. Religious Wk., Y. M. C. Assn., Wilkesbarre, Pa., 1 yr.; pastor: Darke Co., Ohio, 2 yrs.; Dayton, O., 6 yrs.; pastor: Miami Chapel Ch., U. B. in Christ, Dayton, O., 1914—. Socs. and clubs: Genealogist and historian of John Arnold Family Assn. Home address: 1208 Miami Chapel Rd., Dayton, O. one of two readings
11ARNOLD, ORRIE ORLANDO, Clergyman; born, Darke Co., O., July 27, 1884; son of Winfield Lincoln Arnold and Rebecca (Eisele) Arnold; educated: Dallas Coll., Dallas, Oregon. College degrees: A. B. Married, Bessie Viets, Aug. 9, 1911. Public Sch. teacher. 1 yr.; Dir. Religious Wk., Y. M. C. Assn., Wilkesbarre, Pa., 1 yr.; pastor: Darke Co., Ohio, 2 yrs.; Dayton, O., 6 yrs.; pastor: Miami Chapel Ch., U. B. in Christ, Dayton, O., 1914——. Socs. and clubs: Genealogist and historian of John Arnold Family Assn. Home address: 1208 Miami Chapel Rd., Dayton, O. one of two readings
13ARPEE, LEON, Clergyman; born, Constantinople, Turkey, Oct. 18, 1877; son of (Rev.) Stephen Tschorigian Arpee and Tacul (Nergarar) Arpee; educated: Robert Coll., Constantinople, 1892-96; Auburn Theol. Seminary, Auburn, N. Y., 1897-1900. College degrees: A. B. Presbyterian Home Miss. in Oregon, 1901-03; pastor Richwood, O., Presby. Ch., 1904-09; pastor, Nelsonville, O., Presby. Ch., 1910—. Stated clerk, Athens Presby., 1914—. Member Am. Soc. Ch. Hist., 1915—. Author: The Armenian Awakening, 1909. Home address: Nelsonville, Ohio. one of two readings
14ARPEE, LEON, Clergyman; born, Constantinople, Turkey, Oct. 18, 1877; son of (Rev.) Stephen Tschorigian Arpee and Tacul (Nergarar) Arpee; educated: Robert Coll., Constantinople, 1892-96; Auburn Theol. Seminary, Auburn, N. Y., 1897-1900. College degrees: A. B. Presbyterian Home Miss. in Oregon, 1901-03; pastor Richwood, O., Presby. Ch., 1904-09; pastor, Nelsonville, O., Presby. Ch., 1910——. Stated clerk, Athens Presby., 1914——. Member Am. Soc. Ch. Hist., 1915——. Author: The Armenian Awakening, 1909. Home address: Nelsonville, Ohio. one of two readings
16ARPS, GEORGE FREDERICK, Educator; born, Cary, Ill., Jan. 23, 1875; son of August Arps and Ida (Hansen) Arps; educated: Academy Univ. (Ill.) Univ. of Illinois; Leland Stanford Univ.; Indiana Univ.; Univ. Berlin; Leipzig. College degrees: A. B. (1904); A. M. (1905); Ph. D. (1908). Married, Alice Mary Black, Oct. 18, 1905. Science teacher, Tuscola, Ill., 1898-99; Clarion State Normal Sch., Clarion, Pa., 1899-1900; supt. Tuscola Public Schs., 1900-03; associate prof. psychology, Indiana Univ., 1908-1910; asst. prof. psychology, Univ. Illinois, 1910-12; prof. psychology, Ohio State Univ., 1912—; head department of psychology, Ohio State Univ., 1914—. Author: Scientific articles in German and American periodicals. Socs. and clubs: Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; Phi Delta Kappa; Psychological Assn.; American Assn. for Advancement of Science; Nat. Educational Assn.; Central Ohio School Masters' Club; Arlington Golf Club; A. A. O. N. M. S.; Medina Temple. Lutheran. Home address: 216 East Lane Ave., Columbus, Ohio. one of two readings
17ARPS, GEORGE FREDERICK, Educator; born, Cary, Ill., Jan. 23, 1875; son of August Arps and Ida (Hansen) Arps; educated: Academy Univ. (Ill.) Univ. of Illinois; Leland Stanford Univ.; Indiana Univ.; Univ. Berlin; Leipzig. College degrees: A. B. (1904); A. M. (1905); Ph. D. (1908). Married, Alice Mary Black, Oct. 18, 1905. Science teacher, Tuscola, Ill., 1898-99; Clarion State Normal Sch., Clarion, Pa., 1899-1900; supt. Tuscola Public Schs., 1900-03; associate prof. psychology, Indiana Univ., 1908-1910; asst. prof. psychology, Univ. Illinois, 1910-12; prof. psychology, Ohio State Univ., 1912——; head department of psychology, Ohio State Univ., 1914——. Author: Scientific articles in German and American periodicals. Socs. and clubs: Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; Phi Delta Kappa; Psychological Assn.; American Assn. for Advancement of Science; Nat. Educational Assn.; Central Ohio School Masters' Club; Arlington Golf Club; A. A. O. N. M. S.; Medina Temple. Lutheran. Home address: 216 East Lane Ave., Columbus, Ohio. one of two readings
19ARTER, SHERMAN, Attorney; born, Hanoverton, O., Feb. 5, 1865; son of Theodore Arter and Susan (Pritchard) Arter; educated: Adelbert Coll., Western Reserve. College degrees: A. B.; M. A. Unmarried. Admitted to Ohio bar, 1888; engaged in general practice law, Cleveland, O., 1888—. Socs. and clubs: Sons Am. Rev.; Delta Tau Delta Frat.; (Pres.) Men's League for Woman Suffrage, Cuyahoga Co.; (Sec.) Early Settlers' Assn. Methodist. Home address: 2100 Adelbert Rd.; office, 1308 Williamson Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. one of two readings
20ARTER, SHERMAN, Attorney; born, Hanoverton, O., Feb. 5, 1865; son of Theodore Arter and Susan (Pritchard) Arter; educated: Adelbert Coll., Western Reserve. College degrees: A. B.; M. A. Unmarried. Admitted to Ohio bar, 1888; engaged in general practice law, Cleveland, O., 1888——. Socs. and clubs: Sons Am. Rev.; Delta Tau Delta Frat.; (Pres.) Men's League for Woman Suffrage, Cuyahoga Co.; (Sec.) Early Settlers' Assn. Methodist. Home address: 2100 Adelbert Rd.; office, 1308 Williamson Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. one of two readings
22ARTER, WILLIAM EDWARD, Educator; born, Cambridge, O., 1874; son of William Arter and Susan (Matthews) Arter; educated: Rural Schs., Belmont Co., Ohio; Doane Academy, Granville, O.; Dennison Univ., Granville, O. College degrees: B. S. Married, Alta Wood. Oct. 28, 1900. Taught in rural schools, Belmont Co., O.; Bridgeport Public Schs., Bridgeport, O.; Scio College. Principal of Hillsboro High Sch., Hillsboro, O.; Supt. of Schs. of Hillsboro, O., and now at Cambridge, O. Socs. and clubs: K. of P. Lodge; Masons. Baptist. Home address: Cambridge, Ohio.
24ARTHUR, ALFRED, Musician; born, Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 8, 1844; son of Hamilton Arthur and Margaret (Hanna) Arthur; educated: Boston Music Sch. (1868); studied under B. F. Baker, William Shultzie, George Howard, Mathew Arbuckle, Henry Brown, later with Julius Eichberg at Boston Conservatory of Music. Married, Kate S. Burnham, Dec. 12, 1871. Located in Cleveland, O., in 1871, as teacher of voice; dir. Cleveland (Inc.) Sch. of Music, 1885—. Composer: (operas) The Water Carrier, 1876; The Roundheads and Cavaliers, 1878; Adaline, 1879; (songs) Memory's Dream, 1868; Tell It, Silver Throat, 1880; Song of the Opal, 1881. Author: Progressive Vocal Studies, 1887; Seventy-Nine Studies for Alto or Bass, 1889; Seventy-Four Lessons in Voice Training, 1889; Vocal Technique, 1901: "Elementary Theory"; Forty Vocal Art Studies; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, (song), 1910; Romance for a Violin, 1910; Yesterday, (song), 1911; numerous pieces for violin and piano. Teacher and founder of a number of musical socs.; founded Cleveland Vocal Soc., 1873; founded Bach Choir of Woodland Presby. Ch., 1878; Sacred Music Soc. Pilgrim Cong. Church. Visited Italy, Germany, France, England, to study their systems of musical instruction. Socs. and clubs: Men's Music Teachers' Club. one of two readings
25ARTHUR, ALFRED, Musician; born, Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 8, 1844; son of Hamilton Arthur and Margaret (Hanna) Arthur; educated: Boston Music Sch. (1868); studied under B. F. Baker. William Shultzie, George Howard, Mathew Arbuckle, Henry Brown, later with Julias Eichberg at Boston Conservatory of Music. Married, Kate S. Burnham, Dec. 12, 1871. Located in Cleveland, O., in 1871, as teacher of voice; dir. Cleveland (Inc.) Sch. of Music, 1885——. Composer: (operas) The Water Carrier, 1876; The Roundheads and Cavaliers, 1878; Adaline, 1879; (songs) Memory's Dream, 1868; Tell It, Silver Throat, 1880; Song of the Opal, 1881. Author: Progressive Vocal Studies, 1887; Seventy-Nine Studies for Alto or Bass, 1889; Seventy-Four Lessons in Voice Training, 1889; Vocal Technique, 1901: "Elementary Theory"; Forty Vocal Art Studies; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, (song), 1910; Romance for a Violin, 1910; Yesterday, (song), 1911; numerous pieces for violin and piano. Teacher and founder of a number of musical socs.; founded Cleveland Vocal Soc., 1873; founded Bach Choir of Woodland Presby. Ch., 1878; Sacred Music Soc. Pilgrim Cong. Church. Visited Italy, Germany, France, England, to study their systems of musical instruction. Socs. and clubs: Men's Music Teachers' Club. one of two readings
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