Mahoning County OhArchives Biographies.....Buck, Charles C. 1861 - June 12, 1905
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Author: Mahoning Dispatch, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH

Mahoning Dispatch, undated (ca 1900)
Charles C. Buck
Brief Sketch of a Successful Young Business Man
Among the many active young business men of the county, few are better or more 
favorably known than Mr. Buck.  He is a native of Austintown, having been born 
there in 1861.  After leaving school he began clerking for J. H. Fitch, with 
whom he remained three years.  He received further training under J. N. 
Edward’s sons of Youngstown, and then removed to Cooperstown, Dakota, where 
for three years he was engaged in business on his own account.  But his old 
home in Mahoning had many charms, and early in 1887 returned to Austintown, 
purchased the general store of Fitch & Raver, and continues to do a good 
business in the “old Brick store on the corner.”  This is due in some degree 
to the fact that he is a liberal advertiser, as Dispatch readers are fully 
aware.  Mr. Buck is a stalwart republican, and in 1889 was elected treasurer 
of Austintown by the largest majority ever given any man in the township.  He 
served as postmaster under the Harrison administration and performed the 
duties of the office to the full satisfaction of the public.  He is a genial 
gentleman and his never-failing courtesy endears him to all with whom he is 
thrown in contact.


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