OHIO STATEWIDE FILES - BIO INFO: CLARK Surname (1910-1917)
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Dan,
There was no mention of a Charles Clark in the book,  however there are
three items which have the Clark surname:

Friday Sept. 21 1917
Harry R. Clark,  manager of the Columbia had a special feature at the
Wednesday night show for the benefit of the old and the new soldier
boys.  Patriotic songs were played on the electric piano and speeches
were given by Rev. W.S. Lowe and Col. R.S. Thompson.

Friday Oct. 28, 1910
W.H. Clark has bought the stock of the Thorn Drugstore and will reopen
it Nov. 9 with a regular pharmicist and lady assistant in charge until
Frank B. Clark closes out his stock of clothing, notions, etc.  As soon
as he has sold out his present stock he will take possession of the drug
store.

In Clark Cemetery.  Eight graves of the Clark family died in the 1840's
supposedly with smallpox.


Excerpts from "The Ohio County Community Story"  by, Dillon R. Dorrell
Sr.


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