Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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4 ,Ln .ftwiv A Il X 7 J 'ifi L,'8 N 'P NM:'4fx,, 1 ig fi 22' c.efj,',:,,,f L. 'jvc This is Buehler's Point at the function of Eleventh, Main, and Union Streets in 1900. This is the same view be- tween Eleventh and Eighth Streets on Main after houses were erected. 21 Taken at Eleventh Street, looking toward Eighth Street, on West Main, this picture shLo.ws the tree-lined street be- fore houses were erected. The Beuhler slaughter house was to left outside range of picture. 255511 QM

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The picture presented here is the present site of Airesman Electric Company. The house in the foreground is the Asa Beck- with residence, later occupied by the will King family. The house to the east is the resi- dence of Dr. Charles P. King, brother of Will King. The Leist and Kingery Bookstore was located at 34 West Main Street. The store opened its doors in April, 1914. David R. Kingery sold his share of the business to Hans Harvey Leist in 1932. The store operated about a year longer. In the picture are Ethel Daugherty, Mildred Timpson lnow principal of Mound Schoolj, and David R. Kingery, father of this book's adviser, 49,52 Wwvnuwmm .Q W - Q ' , ' N., .. . K ' ...QW L - V . a - e 'Y -f .Q Nw t, .X H., miqiikg lion J, f. N551 ,Mies ,See ' M X, N This picture shows how the present Ohio Power Company warehouse on West Church Street looked until 1929. On the far left is a city car. The street car company operated two types within the city: the one resembling the car above, which looked like small inter- urbans, and more conventional- looking yellow ones. Other cars in the picture are interurhans of the CNEZ, 20

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-Nlhvt we ac, ,X J ' TL- 'N' T146 4f.Mq.ifu 342151 3, :iff vawvmg .Q o. mr' riff! ' bank in Newark. At one time it had deposits of over S300,000. The This building, now the property of Robbins Hunter, Jr., and in Granville, was built in 1845 by A. .l. Smith. lt was the first state bank closed its doors in 1851. At one time it stood north of the This old 9alle'Y was on 'he She of the P e5e l Hafe 8' Buckingham House opposite the Elks Club. Later it was moved to the Healwole shoe Store of 6399 Hal SIWP- ll WAS liken in south of the Buckingham property and was used for storage. lt was 1885 Nole 'he coffin slow- taken from this site to the Hunter property. Newark's city building was erected in 1854. It still is the home of city offices, City Council, Muni- cipal Court, central fire station, and election board. 22