Ohio History Journal

A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS

IN OHIO HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, AND

NATURAL HISTORY

JULY 1₉45 -- JULY 1946.

 

Compiled by JAMES H. RODABAUGH

and S. WINIFRED SMITH

 

ANTI-SLAVERY

LANDON, Fred, "Over Lake Erie to Freedom," in Northwest

Ohio Quarterly, XVII (1945), 132-8.

QUARLES, Benjamin, "Sources of Abolitionist Income," in

Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXII (1945), 63-76.

 

ARTS AND CRAFTS

ANDERSON, Irma Pilling, "Ohio Coverlets," in Antiques,

XLIX ( 1946), 56-7.

"Cleveland Print Club," in Hobbies, LI, No. 6 (August 1946), 23.

FRARY, I. T., "Ohio Discovers Its Primitives," in Antiques,

XLIX (1946), 40-41.

KAUFFMAN, Henry J., Pennsylvania Dutch: American Folk

Art. Edited by C. G. Home. New York and London,

American Studio Books, 1946. 136p., illus.

Important to Ohio for comparative purposes as well as back-

ground.

KNITTLE, Rhea Mansfield, "Early Decorative Arts in Ohio,"

in Antiques, XLIX   (1946), 32-5.

McKEARIN, Helen, "Early Nineteenth-Century Glassmaking in

Ohio," in Antiques, XLIX (1946), 52-5.

MOORE, Waldo C., "The Hughes and Foster Card of Cincin-

nati," in Numismatist, LIX (1946), 887.

A metallic store card of great rarity,

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RAMSAY, John, "East Liverpool vs. Bennington. Notes on

Some Distinctive Ohio Pottery," in Antiques, XLIX (1946),

42-3.

RAMSAY, John, "Mid-Western Lithographs," in       American

Antiques Journal, 1 (1946), 9, 14.

ROBACKER, Earl E., "Pennsylvania German Wood Carvings,"

in Antiques, XLIX (1946), 369-71^.

ROOS, Frank J., Jr., "Ohio's Early Architecture," in Antiques,

XLIX (1946), 28-31.

WINCHESTER, Alice, "Interior Decorations at Unity Farm

[near McConnelsville, Ohio]," in Antiques, XLVIII (1945),

139.

WINCHESTER, Alice, "Living with Antiques," in Antiques,

XLIX (1946), 45-51.

 

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

MATTHEWS, William, and PEARCE, Roy Harvey, comps.,

American Diaries: An Annotated Bibliography of Ameri-

can Diaries Written prior to the Year 1861 (University of

California Publications in English, Vol. XVI). Berkeley

and Los Angeles, University of California Press, 1945. xvi,

383p.

Many Ohio diaries included.

MINK, Arthur D., comp., Title List of Ohio Newspapers. Co-

lumbus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society,

1945. 80p.

MINK, Arthur D., comp., Union List of Ohio Newspapers

Available in Ohio. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Society, 1946. Lithoprinted. viii, 124p.

WEAVER, Clarence L., "'Chronicles of Ohio,'" in Museum

Echoes, May 1946, 36-9.

A fugitive political pamphlet published in Columbus in 1841.

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WESTERNBURGER, Francis P., "The Writing of History in

Ohio, 1935-1945," in Ohio State Archaeological and Histor-

ical Quarterly, LIV (1945), 230-46.

 

 

BIOGRAPHY

ABERNETHY, Wealtha Vieth, Odds and Ends. Privately

printed, 1946. 73p., illus.

Memoirs of Circleville, Ohio.

BROMFIELD, Louis, Pleasant Valley.      New York, Harper,

1945. 302p.

DUNCAN, W. Wofford, An Autobiography. Columbia Station,

Ohio, the Author, 1945. 29p.

DUSTIN, Fred, "George Armstrong Custer," in Michigan His-

tory Magazine, XXX (1946), 227-54.

ELLIOTT, A. W., "The Story of George White--A Man Who

Knew Men," in Ohio Magazine, 1, No. 5 (September 1945),

8-11 .

EVANS, George W. B., Mexican Gold Trail: The Journal of a

Forty-Niner. Edited by Glenn S. Dumke with a Preface by

Robert Glass Cleland. San Marino, California, The Hunt-

ington Library, 1945, xx, 340p.

The writer was an attorney of Defiance, Ohio, who set out

with the Defiance Gold Hunters' Expedition in 1849 and gave a

day-by-day account of the trip.

EVERETT', Clyde W., "William Bodenheimer, Gunmaker," in

Muzzle Blasts, VII, No. 4 (December 1945), 3, 13.

FENNER, Mildred Sandison. and FISHBURN, Eleanor C.,

"Horace Mann: Prophet of Education," in Journal of the

National Education Association, XXXV (1946), 219-22.

"Frazier Reams--Ohio's Prison Planner," in Ohio Magazine,

11, No. 1 (November-December 1945), 8-11.

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CROOK, George, General George Crook: His Autobiography.

Edited and annotated by Martin F. Schmitt. Norman, Okla-

homa, University of Oklahoma Press, 1946, xviii, 301p., illus.

GOEBEL, Dorothy B., and GOEBEL, Julius, Jr., Generals in the

White House. New York, Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1945.

²⁷⁶p., maps.

GRAEFF, Arthur D., Conrad Weiser, Pennsylvania Peacemaker.

Fogelsville, Pennsylvania, German Folklore Society, 1945.

406p., illus.

SHEETS, Henry, "Henry Sheets: Related by Himself at a

Pioneer Meeting in September 1889," in Pioneer News, III,

No. 2 (December 1945), 3-4.

HERRICK, Warren C., Frank H. Nelson of Cincinnati. Louis-

ville, Kentucky, The Cloister Press, 1945.  110p., front.

HICKS, Frederick C., William Howard Taft: Yale Professor

of Law & New Haven Citizen. An Academic Interlude In

the Life of the Twenty-Seventh President of the United

States and the Tenth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

(Yale Law Library Publication Number 10).   New Haven,

Yale University, 1945. xiv, 142p., illus.

HYDELL, Amelia, A First-Nighter's Recollections  of the

Theater. The First-Nights at the Theater and Travels of

Gregg D. Wolfe. Mt. Logan, Ohio. Printed by Earl Elliott

Francis, 1946. 9p.

KING, Marion M., "The Boyhood of Admiral King," in Inland

Seas . . . Quarterly Bulletin of the Great Lakes Historical

Society, I, No. 3 (July 1945), 26-9. Illus.

Boyhood of Admiral Ernest J. King at Lorain, Ohio.

LAYLANDER, 0. J., Boyhood Memories, n. p., n. pub., 1945.

²0p.

LOGAN, Richard D., "The Chief Justice from      Northwestern

Ohio," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XVIII (1946), 14-24.

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LONG, R. Lincoln, "Silas E. Hurin," in Northwest Ohio Quart-

erly, XVIII (1946), 106-7.

McWILLIAMS, Vera, Lafadlio Hearn, Boston, Houghton Miff-

lin Co., 1945. x, ⁴⁶5p.

Cincinnati reporter for many years, who became noted for

his writings, especially for his books on Japan.

MONTIS, Colin, "The First Ohio-Born President--Ulysses S.

Grant," in Ohio Magazine, II, No. 3 (May 1946), 10.

MONTIS, Colin, "Ohio's First President," in Ohio Magazine, II,

No. 2 (January-February 1946), 16.

MONTIS, Colin, "Our Second Ohio-Born President--Ruther-

ford Birchard Hayes," in Ohio Magazine, II, No. 4 (June-

July 1946), 16-7.

MONTIS, Mrs. Colin, "The Wife of Ohio's First President," in

Ohio Magazine, 11, No. 2 (January-February 1946), 17-8.

MONTIS, Mrs. Colin, "The Wife of the First Ohio-Born Presi-

dent--Julia Dent Grant," in Ohio Magazine, 11, No. 3 (May

1946), 11-2.

MONTIS, Mrs. Colin, "The Wife of the Second Ohio-Born

President--Lucy Webb Hayes," in Ohio Magazine, 11, No.

4 (June-July 1946), 17-8.

NYE, Russel B., "Marius Robinson, A Forgotten Abolitionist

Leader," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quart-

erly, LV (1946), 138-54.

"Perry of Erie," in The Month at Goodspeeds, XVII (1945-46),

285-92.

RICHARDSON, Lyon N., and GARRISON, Curtis W., "George

William Curtis, Rutherford B. Hayes, and Civil Service Re-

form," in Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXII

(September 1945), 235-50.

RUNYON, Grace Carol, William Holmes McGuffey and His

Readers. Eaton, O., [The Author], 1946.

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STEINMAN, D. B., The Builders of the Bridge: The Story of

John Roebling and His Son. New York, Harcourt, Brace

and Company, 1945. xi, 457p.

Cincinnati-Covington Bridge, etc.

STUBER, James W., "A Living Memorial to Annie Oakley," in

Ohio Conservation Bulletin, September 1945, 16-7.

THAYER, Gordon W., "Fifty Years Ago on the Lakes: Gene

Herman's Early Days," in Inland Seas, 1, No. 4 (October

1945), 41-4.

Editor of the Great Lakes News, published at Cleveland.

WALLACE, Paul A. W., Conrad Weiser, 1696-1760: Friend

of Colonist and Mohawk. Philadelphia, University of Penn-

sylvania Press, 1945. xiv, 575p., maps.

WEISENBURGER, Francis P., ed., "Memoirs of Edwin

Phelps," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XVII (1945), 72-124.

 

EDUCATION

BRAHM, Walter T., "Ohio's Great Library in Action," in Ohio

Magazine, 11, No. 2 (January-February 1946), 6-7; 11, No.

3 (May 1946), 15-7.

"Constitution of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Society," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quart-

erly, LIV (1945), 257-60.

GARRISON, Curtis W., "Rutherford B. Hayes and the Ohio

State University," in Ohio State Archaeological and His-

torical Quarterly, LV (1946), 295-6.

HENDRICKSON, Walter B., "The Western Museum Society

of Cincinnati," in Scientific Monthly, LXIII (1946), 66-72.

HICKERSON, Frank R., "The Founding of the Toledo Univer-

sity of Arts and Trades," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XVIII (1946), 68-88.

KRAUS, J. W., and Staff, "The Wright Field Libraries at Day-

ton, Ohio, " in Library Journal, LXX (1945), 1057-59.

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LINDLEY, Harlow, "Chronology and Roster of the Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Society," in Ohio State Archae-

ological and Historical Quarterly, LIV (1945), 247-56.

LINDLEY, Harlow, ed., "The Charity School of Kendal," in

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV

(1946), 183-8. Illus.

MORRIS, George M., "The History of Education in the State

of Ohio," in Ohio Schools, XXIV (1946), 166.

A statement of the need for a comprehensive history of

education in the State.

 

NICHOLS, Roy F., "Yesterday and Tomorrow in Ohio," in

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV

(1₉₄6), 201-11.

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society and its

service to the people.

OBERHOLSER, Harry C., "Science and the Museum," in Ex-

plorer, No. 81, 2-3.

Ohio's Historical Society. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Society, 1946. 32p., illus.

RODABAUGH, James H., "The Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Society in a Changing World," in Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LIV (1945), 223-9.

WHEELER, Joseph L.., Report of a Survey on the Postwar

Library Needs of the Dayton Public Library and Museum,

Dayton, Dayton Public Library, 1945, 55p., illus. Mimeo-

graphed.

WRIGHT, Alfred J., "An Experiment in Education," in Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV (1946),

30-43. Illus.

Miami Valley College, a Quaker school near Springboro,

Warren County, 1869-83.

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HISTORICAL FICTION

ANDERSON, Sherwood, Winesburg, Ohio; a Group of Tales of

Ohio Small Town Life. New York, Penguin Books, 1946.

183p. Reprinting.

RICHTER, Conrad, The Fields, New York, Alfred A. Knopf,

1946. 288p.

ROYER, Homer L., and FINK, Ollie E., Buckeye Tales,

Chicago, etc., Lyons and Carnahan, c1945. 216p.

Juvenile literature.

STEPHENSON, Geneva, "In the Autumn Time," in Saturday

Evening Post, June 1, 1946, 28-29, 98, 100, 103, 105, 107,

A story of Zoar.

 

 

INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS

AUGHINBAUGH,  B. A., "Pictorial Ohio, No. 158--Indian

Raids," in Ohio Schools, XXIV (1946), 204.

BAKER, R. Ray, "Michigan's Mound Builders," in Michigan

History Magazine, XXIX    (1945), 313-8.

Comparative materials.

BALD, F. Clever, How Michigan Men Helped Make the Treaty

of Greenville. Ypsilanti, Michigan, privately printed, 1946.

14p.

BOURNE, Colonel Alexander, "The Siege of Fort Meigs," in

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XVII (1945), 139-58; XVIII

(1946), 39-48.

BROWN, Allen, "Indian Mounds," in Hobbies, LI, No. 6

(August 1946), 112-3.

FENENGA, Franklin, "A Comment on 'the Pedestal Vessels of

the Madisonville Site,'" in American Antiquity,  XII, No. 1

(July 1946), 53.

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FOREMAN, Grant, The Last Trek of the Indians. Chicago,

University of Chicago Press, 1946. 382p.

Account of removal of Indians north of the Ohio River.

GREENMAN, Emerson F., Guide to Serpent Mound. Colum-

bus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1946.

16p., illus.

HESSELBERTH,    Charles, "Notes   on  the  Ogden-Fettie

Mounds," in Journal of the Illinois State Archaeological

Society, IV, No. 1 (July 1946), 9-11.

Comparative materials.

HESSELBERTH, Charles, "An Ohio Type Hopewell Cere-

monial Mound," in Journal of the Illinois State Archaeolo-

gical Society, 111, No. 1 (July 1945), 18-20.

MAGRATH, Willis H., "The North Benton Mound: A Hope-

well Site in Ohio," in American Antiquity, XI, No. 1 (July

1945), 40-6.

MORGAN, Richard G., Fort Ancient. Columbus, Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Society, 1946. 40p., illus.

OSBURN, Mary Hubbell, "Prehistoric Musical Instruments in

Ohio," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LV (1946), 12-20.

PECKHAM, Howard H., "Josiah Harmar and His Indian Ex-

pedition," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quar-

terly, LV (1946), 227-41.

PERSHING, Benjamin H., "Winthrop Sargent and the Ameri-

can Occupation of Detroit," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XVIII (1946), 114-25.

PRIESTLY, L. J., "Sesqui-Centennial Celebration of the Treaty

of Greene Ville," in West Virginia History, VII, No. 2

(January 1946), 101-8.

"Report of Committee on Research and Publications Anthony

Wayne Sesquicentennial Committee," in Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XVII (1945), 51-61.

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RODABAUGH, James H., and          GORMAN, Mary                              Jane,

Schoenbrunn and the Moravian Missions in Ohio. Columbus,

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1945. ³⁶p.,

illus.

SLOSSON, Preston, "The Significance of the Treaty of Greene

Ville," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LV (1946), 1-11.

"Timothy Pickering Manuscript," in Inland Seas, 1, No. 4

(October 1945), 14-7.

Report to Pickering, Secretary of War, September 2, 1795,

on navigation of Lake Erie, British vessels on the Lake, and

distances along the Lake.

UNDERWOOD, Thomas Taylor, Journal [of] Thomas Taylor

Underwood March 26, 1792, to March 18, 1800. An Old

Soldier in Wayne's Army. Ed. by Lee Shepard. Cincin-

nati, The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Ohio,

1945. vi, 33p., front. (facsim.)

VIETZEN, Raymond C., The Ancient Ohioans and Their

Neighbors. Privately published, printed at Wahoo, Nebraska,

Ludi Printing Company, 1946. 439p., illus.

VIETZEN, Raymond C., Immortal Erics. Elyria, the Author,

1945. 387p., illus.

WEBB, William S., and SNOW, Charles E., The Adena People

. . .With Chapter on Adena Pottery by James B. Griffin

(The University of Kentucky, Reports in Anthropology and

Archaeology, VI). Lexington, University of Kentucky,

1945. 369p., illus.

WILSON, Frazer E., Around the Council Fire. Greenville,

Ohio, privately printed, 1945. 78p., illus.

 

INDUSTRY

DESTLER, Chester McArthur, "The Standard Oil, Child of the

Erie Ring, 1868-1872. Six Contracts and A Letter," in

Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXIII (1946), 89-

114.

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EVERHART, J. O., "Fireclay Refractories in Ohio," in Ohio

Development News, 111, No. 1 (January 1946), 4. Illus.

HUNTER, Dard, "Ohio's Pioneer Paper Mills," in Antiques,

XLIX (1946), 36-9.

"The Iron Makers of Hanging Rock," in Norfolk and Western

Magazine, XXIV (1946), 110-3, 156.

MABRY, William Alexander, "Industrial Beginnings in Ohio,"

in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV

(1946), 242-53.

"Northern Ohio's Proximity to Coal and Iron Ore Insured Suc-

cess of Area," in Steel Facts, No. 75 (December 1945), 6-7.

OHIO BUREAU OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSA-

TION and UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERV-

ICE   IN  OHIO, Ohio--Post-War Employment Survey.

Columbus, Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and

United States Employment Service in Ohio, 1946. 32p.

STITH, R. O., "Research in Action--The Battelle Memorial

Institute," in Ohio Magazine, 11, No. 3 (May 1946), 6-8.

TAIT, Samuel W., Jr., The Wildcatters: An Informal History

of Oil-Hunting in America. Princeton, Princeton Univer-

sity Press, 1946. xvi, 218p., illus.

Special emphasis on the early fields of Pennsylvania, West

Virginia, and Ohio.

WALDON, Sidney Dunn,  comp., General Machinery Corpora-

tion, Hamilton, Ohio, 1845-1945. New York, William E.

Rudge's Sons, c1945. 72p.

"World Looks to Ohio's 9,000 Firms for Manufacturing 'Know

How,' " in Ohio Development News, 111, No. 4-5 (April

and May 1946), 2-11.

 

LANDS AND BOUNDARIES

CARTER, Clarence E., ed., The Territorial Papers of the United

States. Volume XII.      The  Territory of Michigan, 1829-

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1837, continued. Washington, Government Printing Office,

1945. vii, 1222p.

Ohio boundary controversy included.

FREUND, Rudolf, "Military Bounty Lands and the Origins of

Public Domain," in Agricultural History, XX (1946), 8-18.

HARDIN, Bayless E., "The Kentucky Boundary," in Register

of the Kentucky State Historical Society, XLIV  (1946),

1-32.

HORN,  W. F., ed., The Horn Papers; Early Westward Move-

ment on the Monongahela  and Upper Ohio, 1763-1795.

Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, J. L. Fulton History Committee,

1946. 3 vols.

PORTER, Eugene, O., "Boundary and Jurisdictional Problems

of the Kentucky-Ohio Border," in Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Quarterly, LV (1946), 155-64.

 

LITERATURE

CLARK, Thomas D., "The American Backwoodsman in Popular

Portraiture," in Indiana Magazine of History, XLII (1946),

1-28.

DORSON, Richard M., "Historical Method and American Folk-

lore," in Indiana History Bulletin, XXIII (1946), 84-98.

Some reference to Ohio legend.

FLANAGAN, John T., ed., America Is West, An Anthology of

Middlewestern Life and Literature. Minneapolis, Minne-

sota, University of Minnesota Press, 1945. xiii, ⁶72p.

 

LOCAL HISTORY

BENTON, Elbert Jay, Cultural Story of an American City,

Cleveland, Part III, Under the Shadow of a Civil War and

Reconstruction, 1850-1877. Cleveland, Western Reserve

Historical Society, 1946. 91p., illus.

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BLUCK, Walter L., "Clinton County Dream Comes True," in

Ohio Farm Bureau News, XXV, No. 3 (October 1945), 11,

36-7.

Sketch of the opening of the Clinton County Cooperative

Center.

CLEVELAND, Charles B., "Diary of an Ohio Town," in Ohio

Magazine, II, No. 3 (May 1946), 20-9.

Athens during World War II.

CORRY, William M., ed., Souvenir Book of Piqua Sesquicen-

tennial Celebration, 1796-1946. Piqua, Piqua Sesquicenten-

nial Committee, 1946. 56p., illus.

HALL, Virginius C., "Cincinnati and the Mexican War," in

Bulletin of the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio,

IV, No. 1 (March 1946), 2-3.

"Hancock's First Million," in Ohio Farm Bureau News, XXV,

No. 2 (September 1945), 4-5.

A history of Hancock County's cooperative.

"Hanging Rock Region on Ohio River Long Famous for Its

Ironmaking," in Steel Facts, No. 73 (August 1945), 6-7.

HESS, M. Whitcomb, "Gallipolis, Ohio," in American Scholar,

XV (1946), 231-35.

HIBBARD, Francis C., "Origin of Some Early Belmont County

Newspapers," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LV (1946), 178-82.

HOUCK, Frederick A., A Biography of St. Ann's Parish--To-

ledo, Ohio. Toledo, privately printed, n. d.  118p.

"Joseph L. Wheeler Looks at Dayton; Extracts from a Report

of a Survey of the Public Library," in Library Journal, LXX

(1945), 1159-62.

LANGDON, Alvin O., First Events in Columbus: A History of

Columbus.  Columbus, Columbus Research Bureau, 1946.

⁹⁶p.

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LEE, D. Collins, "The Ramparts of the Three Cities [Cin-

cinnati, Ohio, Covington, and Newport, Ky., in the Civil

War Periad]," in Bulletin of the Hostorical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, IV, No. 1 (March 1946), 5-11. Illus.

McAFEE, Georgie G., "Lima Public Library Stresses 'Living

Memorials,'" in Library Journal, LXX (1946), 86-91.

"Ohio Town Regarded as Best Small Community in the United

States," in Ohio Development News, II, No. 7-8 (July-

August 1946), 1-2, 4. Illus.

Wilmington.

PERRY, George Sessions, "Cincinnati," in Saturday Evening

Post, April 20, 1946, 18-19, 96, 99, 101, 103, 105, 106.

PERRY, Robert E., Treaty City; a Story of Old Fort Greene

Ville. Bradford, Ohio, [The Author], c1945. 201p.

PHILLIPS, Josephine E., "The Naming of Marietta," in Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV  (1946),

106-37. Maps.

RUNYON, Grace Carol, Historical Facts on Prcble County and

Daughters of the American Revolution Society.     Eaton,

Ohio. [The Author], 1946. ¹²2p.

SCHOLL, John William, "Shull's Road," in Ohio State Arch-

aeological and Historical Quarterly, LV (1946), 293-4.

Montgomery County.

SHEPHERST, Mildred M., "Local History and Genealogy in

the Toledo Public Library," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XVIII (1946), 108-13.

A SISTER OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD, Not With Silver or

Gold. A History of the Sisters of the Congregation of the

Precious Blood, Salem Heights, Dayton, Ohio--1834-1944.

Dayton, Sisters of the Precious Blood, 1945. xii, 464P.

STEWART, George R., Names on the Land: A Historical Ac-

count of Place-Naming in the United States. New York,

Random House, 1945. ix, 386p.

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VANCE, James L., "The Wilmington Region," in Ohio Journal

of Science, XLVI (1946), 5-9.

The economic geography of the region around Wilmington,

Clinton County.

 

VEACH, Charles 11., "North Star," in Pioneer News, III, No.

2 (December 1945), 1-2.

An account of Morgan horses in Putnam County.

 

WAITE, Frederick C., "An Indenture of 1831 in Portage

County, Ohio," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LV (1946), 288-92.

 

WARREN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, The Warren

County  Museum.  Lebanon, Warren    County   Historical

Society, 1945. ²⁸p.

 

WEAR, William      E., "Old  Fashioned Apple Butter--How

Orville's Chief Industry Went Modern," in Ohio Magazine,

II, No. 1 (November-December 1945), 19-21.

 

WEAVER, Clarence L., and Mills, Helen M., comps., "County

and Local Historical Material in the Ohio State Archaeologi-

cal and Historical Society Library," in Ohio State Archaeo-

logical and Historical Quarterly, LIV (1945), 261-327.

Also availalle in reprint.

 

WELSH, Edward Burgett, "Chillicothe: A Distinguished Rural

Presbytery -- An Appraisal One              Hundred Years After," in

Journal of the Presbyterian                       Historical Society, XXII

(1945), 137-42.

"Williamsburg, Ohio," in Norfolk and Western, Magazine, XXIV

(1946), 170-71.

"Winesburg, Ohio. A Life Artist Visits Sherwood Anderson's

Town," in Life, XX, No. 23 (June 10, 1946), 74-9.

Clyde, Ohio.

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MEDICAL HISTORY

ACKERKNECHT, Erwin H., Malaria in the Upper Misisissippi

Valley. Supplement to the Bulletin of the History of Medi-

cine, No. 4. Baltimore, Maryland, Johns Hopkins Press,

1945. viii, 133P., maps, charts.

BRODMAN, Estelle, "An Unpublished Letter of Daniel Drake to

the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York," in

Bulletin of the History of Medicine, XVIII (1945), 338-43.

BROWN, C. M., "Amasa Sproat, Pharmacist of Early Chilli-

cothe," in American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education,

IX (1945), 244-58. Port., illus.

DITTRICK, Howard, "Cleveland Doctors and Their Fees

(about 1840)," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LIV (1945), 361-70.

DITTRICK, Howard, "Medical Fee Bills from        Ohio and

Georgia," in Bulletin of the History of Medicine, XVIII

(1945), 544-55.

FORMAN, Jonathan, "Historical Notes on the Northwestern

Ohio Medical Association," in Ohio State Medical Journal

XLI (1945), 150-1, 249-50.

[Continued from 1944.]

HOLINGSHEAD, Frances, "Ohio Women in Medicine--A

Biographical Note:   Elizabeth Campbell," in Ohio State

Medical Journal, XLI (1945), 829-31.

(JORDAN, Philip D., "Purveyors to the Profession: Cincinnati

Drug Houses. 1850-1860," in Ohio State Archacological and

Historical Quarterly, LIV (1945), 371-80.

LORAIN     COUNTY     [OHIO] DISTRICT                    HEALTH      DE-

PARTMENT, Twenty-fifth       Anniversary                1945.  Annual

Report. 1944. Oberlin, Ohio, 1945, 39P, illus.

PICKARD, Madge E., and BULEY, R. Carlyle, The Midwest

Pioneer.  His Ills, Cures, and Doctors.   Crawfordsville,

Indiana, R. E. Banta, 1945. 339p., illus.

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WAITE, Frederick Clayton, Western Reserve University: Cen-

tennial History of the School of Medicine. Cleveland, West-

ern Reserve University Press, 1946. xiii, 588p., illus.

WALLER, Adolph E., "The Vaulting Imagination of John I.

Riddell," in  Ohio  State Archaeological and   Historical

Quarterly, LIV (1945), 331-60. Illus.

An Ohio botanist and physician.

 

NATIONAL GROUPS

BARTHA, Stephen J., "The German Element in Toledo," in

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XVIII (1946), 25-38.

RODABAUGH, James H., "The Negro in Ohio," in Journal of

Negro History, XXXI (1946), 9-29. Charts.

SCHREIBER, William I., "A Day With the Amish," in Ameri-

can-German Review, XII, No. 3 (February 1946), 12-3.

SCHREIBER, William I., "The Swiss Brethren in Ohio," in

American-German Review, XII, No. 5 (June 1946), 22-4.

SHEELER, J. Reuben, "The Struggle of the Negro in Ohio for

Freedom," in Journal of Negro History, XXXI (1946),

208-26.

ZIEBOLD, Mary      L., "Immigrant Groups in Northwestern

Ohio," in Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XVII (1945), 62-71.

 

NEWSPAPERS

FLETCHER, Raymond F., "Newspapers and History," in Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, IV (1946).

212-26.

Specific reference to Ohio papers.

WHEELER, Robert C., "'The Hickory Club,'" in Museum

Echoes, June 1946, 44-5.

A Democratic newspaper published in Hamilton during the

campaigns of 1838 and 1840.

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WHEELER , Robert C., "Ohio Campaign Newspapers, 1840 to

1860," in Museum Echoes, March 1946, 22-4; April 1946,

29-32.

 

POLITICS

DESTLER, Chester McArthur, American Radicalism      1865-

1901. Essays and Documents (Connecticut College Mono-

graph No. 3). New London, Conn., Connecticut College,

1946. 276p., illus.

Chapters on "Western Radicalism, 1865-1901: Concepts and

Origins"; "The Origin and Character of the Pendleton Plan";

"Legal and Sectional Aspects of the Pendleton Plan"; "The

Toledo Natural Gas Pipe-Line Controversy" of especial value

for Ohio historians.

NOYES, Edward, "The Ohio G.A.R. and Politics from 1866 to

1900," in Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LV (1946), 79-105.

STUMP, Dale, "A Program for Ohio," in Ohio Magazine, II,

No. 1 (November-December 1945), 2-7.

Economy in Ohio government.

 

TRANSPORTATION

AUGHINBAUGH, B. A., "Pictorial Ohio, No. 157--The Miami

Erie Canal," in Ohio Schools, XXIV (1946), 4.

FROHMAN, Charles E., "The Milan Canal," in Inland Seas,

II (1946), 50-3.

HARDY, George E., "The David Dows," in Inland Seas, I, No.

3 (July 1945), 54.

Ship built in Toledo in 1881 for M. D. Carrington of the

grain firm of Carrington & Casey, of Toledo.

HATCHER, Harlan, Lake Erie (The American Lakes Series,

ed. by Milo MI. Quaife). Indianapolis and New York, The

Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1945. ⁴¹⁶p., illus.

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JONES, Robert Leslie, "The Horse and Mule Industry in Ohio

to 1865," in Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXIII

(1946), 61-88.

KILLINEN, Pearl E., "The Light that Shone for a Hundred

Years," in Inland Seas, II (1946), 98-100.

Fairport Harbor Lighthouse.

LINDLEY, Harlow, "The Great National Road West," in Pure

Oil News, XXVIII, No. 2 (July 1945), 4-7.

MONTI, Minnie Sweet, "Beached in a Storm," in Inland Seas,

I, No. 3 (July 1945), 46-9.

Ships beached west of Ashtabula, 1899.

MUSHAM, H. A., "Ships that Went down to the Seas," in

Inland Seas, I, No. 4 (October 1945), 2-13.

Ships from the Great Lakes that went to the oceans.

OVERMAN, William D., "Early Ohio Postal Routes," in Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV (1946),

21-9. Maps.

VAN FOSSAN, W. H., "Sandy and Beaver Canal," in Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LV (1946),

165-77. Illus.

Branch of the Ohio and Erie Canal, running from Bolivar,

Tuscarawas County, to Smiths Ferry, Columbiana County.

WEISENBURGER, Francis P., "Lake Erie: The Ohio Shore a

Century Ago," in Inland Seas, II (1946), 41-4.

ZILLMER, A. T., "History of the Cleveland & Buffalo Transit

Company, C & B Line," in Inland Seas. II (1946), 75-80.

 

 

TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION

ARCHER, Cathaline Alford, "Sir William Johnson's Journey

around Lake Erie," in Ohio State Archaeological and Histor-

ical Quarterly, LV  (1946), 283-7.

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HALL, Virginius C., "General Collot's Voyage Down the Ohio

River in 1796," in Bulletin of the Historical and Philosoph-

ical Society of Ohio, III, No. 3 (September 1945), 7-12.

HATCHER, Harlan, "Lake Erie and Its Shorelines from the

Sky," in Ohio Magasine, II, No. 2 (January-February

1946), 20-2.

HOFFMAN, Roslyn, "Ohio's Wine Islands," in Highway Trav-

eler, XVII, No. 4 (August-September 1945), 28, 42-3, 46-7.

WRITERS' PROGRAM                                OF THE WORK PROJECTS AD-

MINISTRATION       IN THE            STATE    OF OHIO, The

Ohio Guide (American; Guide Series). Compiled by Workers

of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Ohio.

Sponsored by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Society. 3rd printing, with corrections. New York, Oxford

University Press, 1946. xxxi, ⁶34p., illus.

 

 

WORLD WAR II

ADJUTANT GENERAL., UNITED STATES ARMY, World

War II Honor List of Dead and Missing: State of Ohio.

Washington, War Department Bureau of Public Relations,

June 1946. ii, 84p.

"The 'Baby' That's Doing," in Sohioan, XVIII, No. 7 (July

1945), 4-15.

An account of the war production record of the Sohio Com-

pany.

BREDLOW, Harold H., State Director, Ohio: The War Finan-

cing Record, World War II, Cleveland, War Finance Com-

mittee for Ohio, 1946_]. 41P.

CRUM, C. R., "Wyandot Farmers--World War II," in

Communikay, May 1946, 2-4.

FEIDT, Gerald E., "History of the 112th Engineer Combat Bat-

talion," in Commuikay, December 1945, 1-4.

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HUNGERFORD, Edward, Timken at War. Canton, Ohio,

privately printed, 1945, 137P

The history of the Timken Roller Bearing Company during

World War II.

LEED, Earl E., "Ashland Council of Defense," in Communikay,

February 1946, 2-4.

RAILSBACI, Mildred, "Preble County in World War II, 1942-

1945," in Communikay, August 1945, 2-4.

"Report of the Ohio Department of Highways," in Communikay,

July 1946, 2-8.

The Highway Department in World War II, a report pre-

pared for the Ohio War History Commission.

RODABAUGH, James H., "Ohio's War Record," in Communi-

kay, April 1946, 2-6.

SACKS, A. B., "Dayton USO Council," in Communikay, Octo-

ber 1945, 2-4.

SMOOT, James M., "Agricultural Extension Service--World

War II," in Communikay, March 1946, 2-4.

"Sohio Pipelines Played Vital Part in Victory of United

Nations," in Sohioan, XVII, No. 8 (August 1945), 2-II.

WICKENDEN, Arthur C., "History of the Oxford USO Club,"

in Communikay, July 1945, 2-7.

 

MISCELLANEOUS

FENNER, Laura, "As Early Ohio Celebrated the Fourth," in

Ohio Farmer, CXCVIII, No. 1 (July 6, 1946), 16.

FENNER, Laura, "Ohio History Day--October 7," in Ohio

Farmer, CXCVII, No. 7 (October 6, 1945), 25.

Brief historical sketch of region and event.

HARRIS, Robert C., Johnny Appleseed Source Book, Old Fort

News, IX, No. 1-2. Fort Wayne, Indiana, The Allen County

Historical Society, March-June, 1945. 31p^·

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HATCHER, Harlan. "Ohio Backgrounds," in Antiques, XLIX

(1946), 26-7.

HAZLETT, James A., "The Troubles of the Circuit Rider," in

Missouri Historical Review, XXXIX  (1945), 421-37.

 

HICKS, John D., "The Western Middle West, 1900-1914," in

Agricultural History, XX (1946), 65-77.

 

HUTTON, David Graham, Midwest at Noon. Chicago, Uni-

versity of Chicago Press, 1946. 350p.

 

LOCKE, William L., "The Origin and Development of the Ohio

Gun Collectors Association," in Muzzle Blasts, VII, No. 8

(April 1946), 8, 16.

 

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE, Public Aid

in Ohio, 1941-1941. Columbus, Department of Public Wel-

fare, 1945. 73p., maps, charts, tables. Mimeographed.

 

PETERSON, C. Stewart, The American Pioneer in Forty-eight

States. New York, The William-Fredrick Press, 1945. 190p.

 

RUSS, William A., Jr., "Godkin Looks at Western Agrarianism:

A Case Study," in Agricultural History, XIX (1945), 233-

42.

 

SCHNEIDER, Norris F., Blennerhassett Island and the Burr

Conspiracy. 2nd ed. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Society, 1945. ³⁶p., illus.

 

SCHREIBER, William I., "The First Christmas Tree in Amer-

ica," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, December 1945, 3.

Christmas trees at Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Wooster.

 

VAN WAGEN, Harry and MALOY, Frank, "Lake Erie for All

Ohioans--Lorain County Park Association," in Ohio Maga-

zine, I, No. 5 (September 1945), 16-7, 24.

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WALCUTT, Senator Roscoe R., Chairman, WEED, Roy B.,

Executive Secretary, Ohio Post-War Commmission, Interim

Report, January 1946. Columbus, Ohio Post-War Commis-

sion, 1946. 30p.

Report on committee organization and preliminary research.

WIMBERLY, Lowry C., Mid Country (University of Nebraska

Publication). New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1945

510P.

 

NATURAL HISTORY

"Accommodations for Our Wildlife," in Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, June 1946, 20-1.

"The Badger in Ohio," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, July 1945.

27.

BAKER, William  C., "Notes on Summer Resident Wilson's

 

(1946), 446-8.

"The Black Willow: A     Plea for its Rehabilitation," in Ohio

Conservation Bulletin, May 1946, 14-5.

CHAPMAN, Floyd B., "Ohio's Black Bears; Their Last Strong-

hold is the 'Little Smokies,'" in Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

March 1946, 12-3.

 

DEXTER, Ralph W., "Further Studies on the Life History and

Distribution of Eubranchipus Vernalis (Verrill)," in Ohio

Journal of Science, XLVI (1946). 31-44.

The fairy shrimp in northeastern Ohio.

"Glimpses of Ohio Fishing Areas," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

May 1946, 3-6.

 

GOSLIN, Robert, "Bird Remains from an Indian Village Site in

Ohio," in Wilson Bulletin, LVII (1945), 131.

"Great Horned Owls in Ohio," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

July 1945, 27.

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GREEN, Perry L., "Ohio's Conservation Program," in Ohio

Farm, Bureau News, XXV, No. 2 (September 1945), 7.

 

HARPER, Arthur R., "Ohio's Rocky Foundation," in Ohio Con-

servation Bulletin, February 1946, 12-4; March 1946, 20-I,

30.

HASTINGS, A. B., "Strengthening Forestry on a State Basis,"

in Ohio Forest News, No. 44 (May 1946), 3-6.

HICKS, Lawrence, "Lark Bunting Records for Ohio," in The

Auk, LXIII (1946), 256-7.

 

HORBERG, Leland, "A Major Buried Valley in East-Central

Illinois and its Relationships," in Journal of Geology, LIII

(1945), 349-59.

HUSTED, A. M., "Sharon Woods Cincinnati Rangers," in

Parks & Recreation, XXIX (1946), 9-10.

"Ill Fares the Land--Where to, Ohio?" in Ohio Farm. Bureau

News, XXV, No. 4 (November 1945), 18-9, 33.

 

JONES, Clyde H., "Additions to the Revised Catalogue of Ohio

Vascular Plants. XIII," in Ohio Journal of Science, XLV

(1945), 162-6.

 

KASE, George W., "Man and Nature Winning at Mt. Airy

Forest [Cincinnati]," in Parks' & Recreation, XXIX (1946),

61-4. Illus.

 

KNULL, Dorothy Johnson, '"Eyythroneura of the Obliqua Group

from  Ohio and Tennessee," in Ohio Journal of Science,

XLVI (1946), 45-9. Illus.

 

KNULI.,, Josef N., The Long-horned Beetles of Ohio (Colerop-

tera: Cerambycidae), Ohio Biological Survey, Bulletin 39

(Vol. VII, No. 4), Ohio State University Studies. Columbus,

Ohio, Ohio State University, 1946. 354p.

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LaDUE, W. R., "The Saga of Akron Water: Problems of a

Municipal Waterworks Landowner with Particular Refer-

ence to 23 Years of Experience in Reforestation, Land Use

and Management," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, January

1946, 4-5; February 18-20; March 18-9; April 201; May

20-1.

LANGLOIS, Thomas H., "Defining Ohio's Natural Resources,"

in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, August 1945, 4-5.

LANGLOIS, Thomas H., "A Fish Program for Ohio," in Ohio

Conservation Bulletin, September 1945, 4-5.

LANGLOIS, Thomas H., "The Herring Fishery of Lake Erie,"

in Inland Seas, If (1946), 101-4.

LEEDY, Daniel L., and LAYCOCK, George E., "Management

of Ohio Cottontails," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, June

1946, 12-3.

MOLDENKE, Harold N., "A Contribution to our Knowledge of

Wild and Cultivated Flora of Ohio," in American Midland

Naturalist, XXXV, No. 3 (May 1946), 779-91.

NICE, Margaret M., "Weights of Resident and Winter Visitant

Song Sparrows in Central Ohio," in Condor, XLVIII

(1946), 41-2.

"Ohio Fish and Their Habitat," in Ohio Development News, III,

No. 2 (February 1946), 8-9.

"Ohio's Fur Animals," in Ohio Conservation Bulletin, January

1946, 27-8.

"Ohio's Rich Wildlife Makes State One of the Most Popular on

Continent," in Ohio Development News, II, No. 2 (Febru-

ary 1946), 1-7.

"Ohio's Wildlife Production Line," in Ohio Conservation Bulle-

tin, December 1945, 4-5.

PRICE, Homer F., "Burrowing Owl in Ohio," in The Auk,

LXIII (1946), 450-1.

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PYE, Willard D., "Sedimentary Analysis of Drill Cuttings from

the Vance Well, Delaware County, Ohio," in Ohio Journal of

Science, XLVI (1946), 50-2.

ROBEY, George, "Ohio's Hope in the Muskingum Conserv-

ancy," in Ohio Magazine, II, No. 4 (June-July 1946), 2-6.

ROBEY, George, "Water Routes to Bass Battlers," in Ohio Con-

servation Bulletin, July 1945, 14-5.

ROBEY, George, "What Happens to Ohio's Ducks?" in Ohio

Conservation Bulletin, August 1945, 18-9, 32.

SCHWALL, Eugene, "The Quail Problem," in Ohio Conserva-

tion Bulletin, April 1946, 18-9.

The Story of the Miami Conservancy District [Dayton, Ohio, The

Miami Conservancy District, 1945]. 48p., illus.

STOUT, Wilber, Mineral Resources of Ohio. Geological Survey

of Ohio. Fourth Series, Information Circular No. I. (Re-

vised Edition). Columbus, Geological Survey of Ohio, 1946.

33P.

STOUT, Wilber, "Some Locations for Fossil Plants in Ohio,"

in Ohio Journal of Science, XLV (1945), 129-61.

TAFT, Clarence E., "The Desmids of the West End of Lake

Erie," in Ohio Journal of Science, XLV  (1945), 180-205.

Illus.

"The Fox Bounty Situation in Ohio," in Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, February 1946, 10.

 

VEACH, Charles H., "Early Fish and Game in Putnam County,"

in Pioneer News, III, No. 3 (March 1946), 1-2.

VON ENGELN, O. D., "Glacial Diversion of Drainage, With

Special Reference to the Phenomenon of the 'Lost Gorge,' "

in Association  of American Geographers Annals,  XXXV

(1945), 79-119.

Diversion of Ohio River.

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WALKER, Charles F., The Amphibians of Ohio. Part I. The

Frogs and Toads (Order Salientia). Ohio State Museum,

Science Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 3 (1946). Columbus, Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1946. 109p.,

illus.

WEAVER, Don E., "Ohio, 'Land O' Lakes' among the Hills,"

in Ohio Development News, III, No. 1 (January 1946), 1-2.

Illus.

WHITE, George W., "Upper Pennsylvanian and Lower Permian

Rock Section at Blaine Hill, Belmont County, Ohio," in Ohio

Journal of Science, XI.V (1945), 173-9.

WILLIAMS, Arthur B., "Cleveland's Sesquicentennial Trees,"

in Parks &( Recreation, XXIX (1946), 243-5. Illus.

YOUNGQUIST, C. V., Ohio's Water Resources. (Ohio State

University Studies, Engineering Series, XV, No. 1, Engi-

neering Experiment Station, Circular, 48.)  Columbus, Ohio

State University, Engineering Experiment Station, 1946.

30p., illus.

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