Ladoga veterans

Ladoga veterans
Veterans of three wars gathered for a picture on the Streets of Ladoga in 1919. In the second row on the right are Civil War veterans and on the second row on the left are Spanish-American War veterans. Some that are identified are 2nd row second from left--Pete Parker, next left is Charlie Kessler, then Clyde Mote. John McNulty--bottom row second from right. Vern Bryan--sailor in the middle bottom row. On Vern's right is Chet McCrery. Bottom row left--1st Warren Strickler, then Ralph Strickler, then Slim Vice. The stores in the background are Oscar Featherston's Dry Goods Store. Oscar later sold it to Old Man Houston. It is Eleanor Brewer's Antique Store now. On the left was Henry and Henry's Grocery Store which became Bouse's Drug Store in the 50's and is now Sarah Bradley's Photography Studio. Houck's Sodas on the right became Sam Ailes Drug Store and is now a restaurant.

Monday, August 27, 2012

Advertisers in 1908 Oracle ( 1st LHS yearbook)

The old red bridge south of town in the early 1900's
Rapp and Sons Buggy Shop on east Main about 1900



City Hall in the early 1900's

Rapp and Son went from buggies to automobiles.  The building was where the Home Canning Company was in the 50's.

John and Minnie Kessler

Claude Harshbarger's concrete block company on Cherry Street

Kyle and Overman's Trade Palace on the south west corner of Main and Washington where the Ambience is now.

Advertisers in the 1908 Oracle (1st LHS Annual)

Van Horn Studio—The Photos in the Oracle are made by Van Horn, the Artist
P.P. McGinnis—Tailor
Jesse K. Snyder—Insurance
Calvin Barnes—Jeweler—Fine Watch Repairing
Buff Orpington Specialties—H.M. and W.O Souther, the Golden Orpington Poultry Yard
R.W. Wade—Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director
Hanna Drug Company—O. U. Hanna and J.M Hanna
Ashby and Ashby—Grain, Lumber, Coal, Cement, Cedar Posts and Shingles
Arnold and Morton—Fresh and Cured Meats
J.N. Slade—Barber—Phoenix Block
Dr. C.B. Werts—Dentist
The Trade Palace—B.F. Overman—Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Shoes, and Millinery
Henry Van Cleave—Jeweler and Optician
Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank
The Ladoga Leader—J. F. Warfel
Chase and Sanborn’s High Grade Coffee—Henry and Quinley
Millinery—Tapp and Robbins
 Ben Carman—Hardware Stoves Implements, Buggies and Carriages
Rose Bros.—For Everything to Eat
Oliver and Gill—Hardware
J.E. Lidikay—Real Estate and Loan Agent
Lunch at the South Side Restaurant—Gregory and Son
Boys Band in  the early 1900's


Stark and Gates for Groceries
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