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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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1Wallace Coll., Berea, O.; Berlin Univ., Germany. College degrees: A. B., German Wallace Coll.; D. D., Central Wes. Coll., Warrentown, Mo. Married, Lily May Zorn, 1893. Pastor, 1889-1895; Pres. St. Paul's Coll., St. Paul, Minn., 1895-1900; Prof. Baldwin-Wallace Coll., Berea, Ohio, 1900—. Methodist. Home address: 164 Center St., Berea, Ohio.
3HERZING, ALBERT, Manufacturer; born, St. Marys, O.; son of Philip V. Herzing and Elise Herzing; educated: public schools, St. Marys, O. Married, Fredericka Herzing, March 16, 1882. Connected with St. Marys Woolen Mfg. Co., 34 yrs.; at present time president of the company. German Reformed Church. Home address: 305 S. Main St., St. Marys, Ohio.
5HERZOG, BLANCHE R., Newspaper Writer; born, Chillicothe, O., Oct. 21, 1887; daughter of Edward A. Herzog and Fanny (Kaufman) Herzog; educated: high school of Findlay, Ohio; Grammar Schs. in Marion, O. and Chillicothe, O.; Grad. of School of Civics and Philanthropy, Chicago, Ill. Stenographer and bookkeeper The Herzog Co.; visitor, associated charities, Chicago, Ill.; visitor, Federation of Charities, Toledo, O.; governess, Hebrew Orphan Asylum, New York City; editor Women's Page and special features of Toledo News-Bee since Jan., 1915. Socs. and clubs: Political Equality League; Council of Jewish Women; Social Workers' Club; National Scouts of America. Home address: 2136 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio.
7HESS, ANDREW JACKSON, Attorney; born, Columbus, O., Sept. 23, 1864; son of Andrew Hess and Mary (Berger) Hess; educated: country schools, Shelby Co., O.; Law Dept. Michigan Univ. (class 1884-5). Married, Belle Gray, Sept. 23, 1884. Taught schools in Shelby county, 4 yrs.; admitted to Ohio bar, March 5, 1885; engaged in practice law, Sidney, Ohio, 1885—; attorney for railroads, corporations and financial institutions; Dir. First National Exchange Bank; Peoples Savings and Loan Assn.; The Philin Smith Mfg. Co.; The Tucker Woodwork Co.; Sidney Mfg. Co.; The Monarch Machine Tool Co.; Sidney Telephone Co.; Republican Pub. Co.; The Eclipse Folding Machine Co.; member Bd. of Education, Sidney, O.; Sch. Examiner of Teachers, Sidney, O.; member Republican Executive Com., 4th Congressional Dist. Socs. and clubs: 32d degree Mason; K. P. Home address: 415 Walnut Hill, Sidney, O.
9HESS, CHARLES BENTLEY, Clergyman; born, Cadiz, O., Dec. 4, 1881; son of John D. Hess and Anna M. (Morhardt) Hess; educated: Scio College (1907); Boston Univ. (1911). College degrees: B. O.; Ph. D.; S. T. B. Married, Zulu E. Knox, Sept. 17, 1907. Teacher public schools, Jefferson Co., O., 5 yrs.; pastor East Weymouth, Mass., Methodist Episcopal Ch., 2 yrs.; member Northeast Conf. of Ohio, and pastor M. E. Ch., Windham, O., 3 yrs.; M. E. Ch., Byesville, O., 1914—. Socs. and clubs: Scio Lodge, No. 587. F. & A. M., Scio, O.; Cambridge Chapter, No. 53. R. A. M., Cambridge, O.; Guernsey Council, No. 74. R. & S. M., Cambridge, O.; Cambridge Commandery, No. 47. K. A., Cambridge, O. Home address: Byesville, Ohio.
11HESSER, GEORGE ERNEST, Dir. Music, Bowling Green State Normal Coll.; born, Crestline, O., Feb. 25, 1883; son of George Gaylord Hesser and Mary Ellen (Garberich) Hesser; educated: Crestline, O., public schools; Winona Coll.; Sch. Methods, Chicago, Ill.; Ohio Wes. Univ.; student 1 yr. in London, Paris, under greatest musicians of Europe; private vocal study, New York, N. Y., and Ft. Wayne, Ind. Married, Ethel Martin, Oct. 7, 1907. Supervisor Music, public schools, Kendallville, Ind., 1907-1909; supervisor, public schools, Goshen, Ind., 1909-1911; Dir. Music, Kansas State Normal, Emporia, Kansas, 1911-1912; supervisor Music, Pasadena, Cal., 1912-1914; Dir. Music, Bowling Green, O. State Normal College, 1914—. Author: Course Music Study public schools; Children's Songs. Lecturer, Baritone Soloist. Concerts. Chautauquas, Institutes and Festivals. Socs. and clubs: Royal Arch Masons; Phi Gamma Delta Frat.; Theta Denteron Chapter, Delaware, O.; Northwestern Ohio School Masters' Club; Musicians Club; Univ. Club. Bowling Green, O.: Ohio State Teachers' Assn. Methodist. Home address: 223 East Wooster St., Bowling Green, O.
13HEYDLER, CHARLES, Musician; born, Cleveland, O., age 56 yrs.; son of Gottlieb Heydler and Franceska (Goetz) Heydler; educated: Central high school, Cleveland, O.; pupil of J. Hart and Adolph Nuss, violin; Konigloewe and Ernst Jonas, 'cello. Instr. in violin and 'cello playing and 'cello soloist; Dir. Cleveland Conservatory Music; head musical department Univ. Sch., Cleveland; member Phil-harmonic String Quartette. Home address: 1903 East 81st St., Cleveland, Ohio.
15HICKEY, REV. GEORGE FRANCIS, Priest; born, Glendale, O., Feb. 20, 1868; son of Patrick Hickey and Joanna (Stanton) Hickey; educated: Glendale Parochial Schs.; St. Xavier's Coll., Cincinnati, O.; St. Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, O.; Catholic Univ., Washington, D. C. College degrees: A. B. Ordained priesthood, Oct. 2, 1892; Asst. pastor Xenia, Ohio, Sept. 28, 1894; appointed pastor Eaton, O., Sept. 8, 1895; pastor Milford, Clermont Co., O., 1897; pastor Urbana, O., 1903—. Home address: 231 Washington Ave., Urbana, O.
17HICKEY, (REV.) JOHN F., Clergyman; born, Cincinnati, O., June 16, 1861; son of Patrick Hickey and Johanna (Stanton) Hickey; family moved to Glendale, Ohio, Sept., 1868; educated: Cathedral Sch.; Glendale Sch.; St. Xavier Coll., Cincinnati, Ohio; American Coll., Rome, Italy. Ordained a priest in Rome, Italy, after 5 yrs. of philosophical and theological studies in the famous Propaganda Univ., Rome; ordained on June 4, 1887, by Cardinal Parocchi at St. John Lateran Basilica—read first mass at St. Peter's, Rome, June 5, 1887; returned to U. S.; appointed assistant pastor St. Edward's Ch., Clark St., 1887-1888; appointed temporary pastor St. Mary's Ch., Chillicothe, O., 1889; appointed pastor Our Lady of Lourdes Ch., Marysville, O., 1890; St. Patrick's Ch., North Side, Cincinnati, O., 1891; Holy Name Ch., Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, O., 1911—; Secy. Infirm Priests Assn., 6 yrs.; diocesan examiner of junior clergy and theological students for last 18 yrs.; built school and parsonage at Cummins-ville; a member of the "Hickey" family—prominent in Catholic circles throughout the U. S. as the only case on record with the entire family committed to the Ch.; the five sons are all priests and pastors of parishes in Cincinnati diocese; the two daughters are nuns of Notre Dame. Home address: Cincinnati, Ohio.
19HICKS, FREDERICK CHARLES, Economist; born, Capac, St. Clair Co., Mich., Jan. 1, 1863; son of Henry Warren Hicks and Ellen (Asenath) Hicks; educated: Univ. Mich. (A. B., 1886); (Ph. D., 1890). Married, Verna E. Sheldon, Sept. 18, 1890.
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