Charles Brinkman

The Grafton Independent Board of Education disposed of the issue of the new high school bonds to the brokerage firm of Stacey and Braum of Toledo Ohio for the sum

The erection of the new federal building on West Main street having changed the St. Mary’s street approach to the beach street bridge, the question came up before the commissioners

Memorial Day was held Monday May 31, the day happening to fall on Sunday in 1915. The throng that came out for the day’s observance was one of the most

The matter of repairs to the traffic bridge between Latrobe and Beech Street gave the commissioners grave concern over the closing of this means of travel to West Grafton by

The historic old home of Thomas McGraw facing old Railroad Street and extending back to Latrobe was razed by women as a prevention against fire in that section. Mr. McGraw

Word was received in Grafton on the passing of John Evans, former Grafton businessman of the town at the home of his son at Fairmont June 18, 1915. He was

Great preparations were made by the people to celebrate Independence Day at the Grafton Park Monday, July 5, 1915. A committee appointed to arrange a program for the day announced

On Wednesday, August 25, 1915, a great throng gathered on West Washington street to witness the ceremony of the laying the cornerstone of the new Grafton High School by Grand

At the suggestion of the Merchants Association, the pottery committee requested the local banks to appoint a committee for the purpose of making an audit to the affairs of the

The Exchange Mill on Latrobe Street advertised it had a large amount of Taylor County wheat for seeing purposes in their warehouse that was actually grown in the county and