CLARENCE G. ISAAC was born in Huron township on Oct. 19, 1901.  His parents were Henry J. Isaac and his mother Alice Broadley Isaac.
     After he left school he was active in Corn Club work for three years, receiving two trips to Washington and New York City.  He attended the district schools of Erie County and was graduated from Sandusky High School in 1920.  After graduation he was employed by the Breckenridge Company as salesman, which position he still holds.
     He is a member of the Rye Beach Community Club and a member of the Presbyterian Church.
     On the 4th day of August, 1824, at Huron, Ohio he was married to Ellen May Post, one of the four daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Post, the other three being named:  Edna, Kathryn and Thelma.  Like him, Mrs. Isaac was born in Huron on Aug. 1, 1901.  She attended the district school at Rye Beach, and graduated from Huron High School in 1920, and Erie County Normal School in 1821.  She was active in food club work, receiving a prize trip to Washington and New York City and another to Columbus.  She taught school in Huron Township for one year, and in Perkins Township for three years.  She is a member of the Huron Grange and the Presbyterian Church.  Her mother's name was Minnie L. Jarrett Post, who was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jarrett.  Her father was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Post, both of them being residents of Erie County through their entire life.  Mr. Post was a farmer by occupation.
     All of the three sisters of Miss Post attended the district school of Rye Beach.  Edna graduated from Huron High School in 1921.  Since that time she has worked at the Wilcox Store at Sandusky.  Kathryn was graduated from Sandusky High School in 1924 and is now in training as nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital, Thelma is a junior at Huron High School.
Source: Centennial History of Erie County, Ohio Vol. II - 1925 - Page 702 - Huron Twp.