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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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1and in 1903 became its 1st Vice Pres.; left the Trust Co. in 1909 and established the banking house of The Tillotson & Wolcott Co.; was elected Pres. of The Guarantee Title & Trust Co., Cleveland, 1912. Socs. and clubs: S. A. R.; Union Club; Country Club; Mayfield Club; Roadside Club; Cleveland Athletic Club. Protestant Episcopal Church. Home address: 1867 E. 82nd St., Cleveland, O.
3TIMBERMAN, ANDREW, Physician; born, Hamilton, Ohio, May 10, 1864; son of Andrew Timberman and Elizabeth (Flickinger) Timberman; educated: country school; Otterbein Univ., 1881-1884; Univ. of Michigan, 1890-1891; Miami Med. Coll., 1891-1894; Cincinnati General Hospital, 1894-1895; Universities of Halle, Leipsic and Vienna and Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, 1895-1896; special course in Ophthalmic Surgery, India, 1910. College degrees: M. D., 1894; A. B., 1903. Married, Lelia Stanberry, Oculist and Aurist, Columbus, Ohio, since December, 1896; Prof. of Ophthalmology, Ohio Med. Univ., 1900; Prof. of Ophthalmology, Ohio State Univ., 1915; Ophthalmic Surgeon, St. Francis and Protestant Hospitals; Mem. of the Consulting Staff of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home, Xenia, O.; Oculist, Pennsylvania and Norfolk & Western R. R. Cos.; Pres. of the Acad. of Medicine, 1900; member of the Bd. of Education, 1906-1911. Socs. and clubs: Am. Med. Assn.; Am. Ophthalmological Soc.; Am. Otological Soc.; Am. Acad. of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology; Mississippi Valley Med. Assn.; Ohio State Med. Soc.; Columbus Acad. of Med. Member and elder of Broad St. Presbyterian Church. Home address: 91 Hamilton Ave., Columbus, O.
5TIMKEN, HENRY H., Manufacturer; Pres. The Timken Roller Bearing Co. Home address: 1014 Market Ave., N., Canton, O.
7TIMMONS, FRANK PRYOR, Educator; born, New Holland, Ohio, Oct. 19, 1871; son of John Wesley Timmons and Lydia E. (Barnes) Timmons; educated: public schools, Circleville and Clarksburg; Commercial Coll., Dayton, O.; Ohio Wes. Univ. College degrees: A. B. (1897). Married, Ethel Catherine Baird, June 20, 1901. Township Supt., Powell, O., 1897-1898; tutor Greek and Latin, Ohio Wes. Univ., 1898-1899; Supt. public schools, Lena and Conover special district, Conover, Ohio, 1899-1900; Instr. Greek and Latin and Math., Culver Mil. Acad., Culver, Ind., 1900-1903; Supt. schools, Lena and Conover special district, Conover, O., 1903-1906; Supt. public schools, Batavia, Ohio, 1906-1909; Supt. public schools, Milford, O., 1909-1913; Supt. public schools, Nelsonville, O., 1913-1915; Supt. public schools, Fremont, O., 1915——. Socs. and clubs: member Board Control, Ohio Teachers' Reading Club, 1910-1915; Pres. Southeastern Ohio Teachers' Assn., 1914-1915; Vice Pres. Ohio State Teachers' Assn., 1914-1915; Ohio Alpha Chapter, Phi Kappa Psi Frat.; Masonic Order. Methodist Episcopal. Home address: 513 Clover St., Fremont, O. one of two readings
8TIMMONS, FRANK PRYOR, Educator; born, New Holland, Ohio, Oct. 19, 1871; son of John Wesley Timmons and Lydia E. (Barnes) Timmons; educated: public schools, Circleville and Clarksburg; Commercial Coll., Dayton, O.; Ohio Wes. Univ. College degrees: A. B. (1897). Married, Ethel Catherine Baird, June 20, 1901. Township Supt., Powell, O., 1897-1898; tutor Greek and Latin, Ohio Wes. Univ., 1898-1899; Supt. public schools, Lena and Conover special district, Conover, Ohio, 1899-1900; Instr. Greek and Latin and Math., Culver Mil. Acad., Culver, Ind., 1900-1903; Supt. schools, Lena and Conover special district, Conover, O., 1903-1906; Supt. public schools, Batavia, Ohio, 1906-1909; Supt. public schools, Milford, O., 1909-1913; Supt. public schools, Nelsonville, O., 1913-1915; Supt. public schools, Fremont, O., 1915—. Socs. and clubs: member Board Control, Ohio Teachers' Reading Club, 1910-1915; Pres. Southeastern Ohio Teachers' Assn., 1914-1915; Vice Pres. Ohio State Teachers' Assn., 1914-1915; Ohio Alpha Chapter, Phi Kappa Psi Frat.; Masonic Order. Methodist Episcopal. Home address: 513 Clover St., Fremont, O. one of two readings
10TIMMONS, JOHN TROWBRIDGE, Author; born, Cadiz, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1863; son of Benjamin Timmons and Mary A. (Meek) Timmons; educated: public schools, Cadiz. Married, Agnes Cheesman, June 28, 1905. Writer of articles on birds, bird protection, culture of flowers and weather forecasts in leading publications of U. S., including Sunday newspapers and farm journals. Mr. Timmons is blind but uses typewriter through sense of touch. Home address: Cadiz, Ohio.
12TIPPETT, ERNEST H., Clergyman; born Birmingham, Eng., Sept. 27, 1874; son of Henry Tippett and Lucy (Hart) Tippett; educated: Saltley College School; McGill Univ.; Wes. Theological College, Montreal. Married, Lillian Irene Cass, 1899. Pastor: Calvary Congregational Church, Montreal, Can., 1902-1909; First Congregational Ch., Hamilton, Ont., 1909-1910; Hough Ave. Congregational Ch., Cleveland, O., 1910——; Pres. Montreal Congregational Club, 1906; Moderator Province Quebec Cong. Assn., 1907; trustee United Soc. Christian Endeavor, 1908; Pres. Cong. Club, Cleveland, O., 1912; chairman Social Betterment Committee, Cleveland Federated Churches, Cleveland, 1915; Mem. Cleveland Chamber Commerce. Home address: 8273 Hough Ave., Cleveland, O. one of two readings
13TIPPETT, ERNEST H., Clergyman; born Birmingham, Eng., Sept. 27, 1874; son of Henry Tippett and Lucy (Hart) Tippett; educated: Saltley College School; McGill Univ.; Wes. Theological College, Montreal. Married, Lillian Irene Cass, 1899. Pastor: Calvary Congregational Church, Montreal, Can., 1902-1909; First Congregational Ch., Hamilton, Ont., 1909-1910; Hough Ave. Congregational Ch., Cleveland, O., 1910—; Pres. Montreal Congregational Club, 1906; Moderator Province Quebec Cong. Assn., 1907; trustee United Soc. Christian Endeavor, 1908; Pres. Cong. Club, Cleveland, O., 1912; chairman Social Betterment Committee, Cleveland Federated Churches, Cleveland, 1915; Mem. Cleveland Chamber Commerce. Home address: 8273 Hough Ave., Cleveland, O. one of two readings
15TIPTON, FOREST FERN, Private Secy. to Gov. Willis; born, on farm in Logan Co., Dec. 3, 1883; son of Luke D. Tipton and Luannah (Eaton) Tipton; educated: public schools. Kenton, O. Married, Rena Magly, April 18, 1907. Engaged in newspaper business upon leaving school; worked in every department from carrier boy to editor and advertising manager; private secretary to Gov. Willis, Jan. 11, 1915, to Jan. 8, 1917. Socs. and clubs: Mem. Masonic Order; Hon. Mem. several clubs: Disciple Church. Home address: 174 13th Ave., Columbus, O.
17TIRINDELLI, PIER ADOLFO, Violinist; born, Conegliano, Italy (Venice), May 5, 1858; son of J. B. Tirindelli and Elisabeth (Sartori) Tirindelli; educated: Conservatory Music, Milan, Italy; studied with Helmesberger and Grun in Vienna; in Paris, Massart. Married, Margherita Robecchi, June 3, 1896. Received appointment as Dir. Violin Dept., Lycee, in Venice, and Symphony conductor same city, produced two operas the same time; was knighted by the King. Author: Compositions for Orchestra, Violin Solos; Operas; Cantatas; Duos. Violin soloist, Orchestras Boston, Cincinnati, London (Eng.), Milan, Venice (Italy). Violin Prof., Orchestra conductor. Cincinnati Conservatory, Cincinnati, O., 1916——. Socs. and Clubs: Musicians' Club; McDowell Club; Hon. Mem. Three Acts Clubs, Cincinnati. Home address: Cincinnati Conservatory Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. one of two readings
18TIRINDELLI, PIER ADOLFO, Violinist; born, Conegliano, Italy (Venice), May 5, 1858; son of J. B. Tirindelli and Elisabeth (Sartori) Tirindelli; educated: Conservatory Music, Milan, Italy; studied with Helmesberger and Grun in Vienna; in Paris, Massart. Married, Margherita Robecchi, June 3, 1896. Received appointment as Dir. Violin Dept., Lycee, in Venice, and Symphony conductor same city, produced two operas the same time; was knighted by the King. Author: Compositions for Orchestra, Violin Solos; Operas; Cantatas; Duos. Violin soloist, Orchestras Boston, Cincinnati, London (Eng.), Milan, Venice (Italy). Violin Prof., Orchestra conductor. Cincinnati Conservatory, Cincinnati, O., 1916—. Socs. and Clubs: Musicians' Club; McDowell Club; Hon. Mem. Three Acts Clubs, Cincinnati. Home address: Cincinnati Conservatory Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. one of two readings
20TITUS, GEORGE FRANCIS, Accountant; born, Boston, Erie Co., N. Y., Aug. 17, 1853; son of George Alan Titus and Sarah (Briggs) Titus; educated: Norwalk public school. Married, Mary Cook, January 4, 1876. Admitted to the bar in 1881; now engaged in manufacturing; served three terms as member of School Board; two terms as Pres. of city council. Presbyterian. Home address: 81 S. Linwood Ave., Norwalk, Ohio.
22TITTLE, WALTER ERNEST, Artist; born, Springfield, Ohio, Oct. 9, 1883; son of Levi Henry Tittle and Mary Elizabeth (Buck) Tittle; educated: public and high schools, Springfield, O.; studied art in New York under William M. Chase, Robert Henri and F. Luis Mora. Unmarried. Painter of portraits; contributor to Life, Harper's Weekly, Monthly and Bazar, Ladies' Home Journal, Scribner's, Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, etc. Author and illustrator: The First Nantucket Tea Party, 1907; My Country, 1909; Colonial Holidays, 1910; Portrait Painter, Exhibitor in Natl. Academy of Designs, etc. Socs. and clubs: Royal Soc. of Arts (London), 1913; Lagonda Club (Springfield). Methodist. Home address: 900 N. Limestone St., Springfield, O.
24TOBEY, WALTER LAWRENCE, Publisher and Editor; born, New Hope, Ohio. Nov.
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