The Alliance [Stark County Ohio] Historical Society offers tours of her home, which is named for her. Her biography at their site, https://alliancehistory.org/hartzell-home/who-was-mabel
"Mabel Hartzell was born in Saginaw, Michigan on January 1, 1875 and died in Alliance, Ohio on December 2, 1954. She came to Alliance with her parents and two sisters when she was eight years old. Her mother died the following year. The family was divided and she was adopted by Matthew and Mary Earley, who were friends of the family. The Earleys allowed Mabel to keep the Hartzell name.
Mabel Hartzell was a very well-educated woman and was extremely active in the Alliance community, serving as founder or officer in many community organizations.
Education:
Normal teaching degree, 1898
A.B. degree, Mount Union College, 1905
M.A. degree, Ohio State University, 1924
Studies at the University of Washington at Seattle
Academic Memberships at Ohio State:
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Xi Delta Alumni
Career:
Taught for 1 1/2 years in Bolton, Ohio
Teacher in Alliance grade schools, 5 years
Teacher of Latin, Physics, and Social Science in Alliance High School, 30 years
Member of Alliance Board of Education, 1912-1924; 1951-1954
Other Achievements:
Founder of Alliance Chapter of the American Red Cross; Director for 33 years
Founder of the Alliance Historical Society
Founder of Mount Union College Women's Club; President
Founder of Alliance Woman's Club; First President
President of Alliance Sorosis Club
President of Alliance Quota Club
Member of Retired Teacher Association
President of YWCA; Served on the Board of Directors
Director of Alliance Community Chest
Director of City Savings & Building Company
Life Honorary Member of Stark County Historical Society
State Councellor of Daughters of America, 1905
Member of Rebekah Lodge
Member of Daughters of Scotland
Member of Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Member of Ever Ready Club"
Contributor: Diane Tichenor (46915824) • [email protected]
"Mabel Hartzell was born in Saginaw, Michigan on January 1, 1875 and died in Alliance, Ohio on December 2, 1954. She came to Alliance with her parents and two sisters when she was eight years old. Her mother died the following year. The family was divided and she was adopted by Matthew and Mary Earley, who were friends of the family. The Earleys allowed Mabel to keep the Hartzell name.
Mabel Hartzell was a very well-educated woman and was extremely active in the Alliance community, serving as founder or officer in many community organizations.
Education:
Normal teaching degree, 1898
A.B. degree, Mount Union College, 1905
M.A. degree, Ohio State University, 1924
Studies at the University of Washington at Seattle
Academic Memberships at Ohio State:
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Xi Delta Alumni
Career:
Taught for 1 1/2 years in Bolton, Ohio
Teacher in Alliance grade schools, 5 years
Teacher of Latin, Physics, and Social Science in Alliance High School, 30 years
Member of Alliance Board of Education, 1912-1924; 1951-1954
Other Achievements:
Founder of Alliance Chapter of the American Red Cross; Director for 33 years
Founder of the Alliance Historical Society
Founder of Mount Union College Women's Club; President
Founder of Alliance Woman's Club; First President
President of Alliance Sorosis Club
President of Alliance Quota Club
Member of Retired Teacher Association
President of YWCA; Served on the Board of Directors
Director of Alliance Community Chest
Director of City Savings & Building Company
Life Honorary Member of Stark County Historical Society
State Councellor of Daughters of America, 1905
Member of Rebekah Lodge
Member of Daughters of Scotland
Member of Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Member of Ever Ready Club"
Contributor: Diane Tichenor (46915824) • [email protected]
The Alliance [Stark County Ohio] Historical Society offers tours of her home, which is named for her. Her biography at their site, https://alliancehistory.org/hartzell-home/who-was-mabel
"Mabel Hartzell was born in Saginaw, Michigan on January 1, 1875 and died in Alliance, Ohio on December 2, 1954. She came to Alliance with her parents and two sisters when she was eight years old. Her mother died the following year. The family was divided and she was adopted by Matthew and Mary Earley, who were friends of the family. The Earleys allowed Mabel to keep the Hartzell name.
Mabel Hartzell was a very well-educated woman and was extremely active in the Alliance community, serving as founder or officer in many community organizations.
Education:
Normal teaching degree, 1898
A.B. degree, Mount Union College, 1905
M.A. degree, Ohio State University, 1924
Studies at the University of Washington at Seattle
Academic Memberships at Ohio State:
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Xi Delta Alumni
Career:
Taught for 1 1/2 years in Bolton, Ohio
Teacher in Alliance grade schools, 5 years
Teacher of Latin, Physics, and Social Science in Alliance High School, 30 years
Member of Alliance Board of Education, 1912-1924; 1951-1954
Other Achievements:
Founder of Alliance Chapter of the American Red Cross; Director for 33 years
Founder of the Alliance Historical Society
Founder of Mount Union College Women's Club; President
Founder of Alliance Woman's Club; First President
President of Alliance Sorosis Club
President of Alliance Quota Club
Member of Retired Teacher Association
President of YWCA; Served on the Board of Directors
Director of Alliance Community Chest
Director of City Savings & Building Company
Life Honorary Member of Stark County Historical Society
State Councellor of Daughters of America, 1905
Member of Rebekah Lodge
Member of Daughters of Scotland
Member of Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Member of Ever Ready Club"
Contributor: Diane Tichenor (46915824) • [email protected]
"Mabel Hartzell was born in Saginaw, Michigan on January 1, 1875 and died in Alliance, Ohio on December 2, 1954. She came to Alliance with her parents and two sisters when she was eight years old. Her mother died the following year. The family was divided and she was adopted by Matthew and Mary Earley, who were friends of the family. The Earleys allowed Mabel to keep the Hartzell name.
Mabel Hartzell was a very well-educated woman and was extremely active in the Alliance community, serving as founder or officer in many community organizations.
Education:
Normal teaching degree, 1898
A.B. degree, Mount Union College, 1905
M.A. degree, Ohio State University, 1924
Studies at the University of Washington at Seattle
Academic Memberships at Ohio State:
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Xi Delta Alumni
Career:
Taught for 1 1/2 years in Bolton, Ohio
Teacher in Alliance grade schools, 5 years
Teacher of Latin, Physics, and Social Science in Alliance High School, 30 years
Member of Alliance Board of Education, 1912-1924; 1951-1954
Other Achievements:
Founder of Alliance Chapter of the American Red Cross; Director for 33 years
Founder of the Alliance Historical Society
Founder of Mount Union College Women's Club; President
Founder of Alliance Woman's Club; First President
President of Alliance Sorosis Club
President of Alliance Quota Club
Member of Retired Teacher Association
President of YWCA; Served on the Board of Directors
Director of Alliance Community Chest
Director of City Savings & Building Company
Life Honorary Member of Stark County Historical Society
State Councellor of Daughters of America, 1905
Member of Rebekah Lodge
Member of Daughters of Scotland
Member of Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Member of Ever Ready Club"
Contributor: Diane Tichenor (46915824) • [email protected]
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