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County and the founders of the first
church and school
in Ohio."
This pageant was so highly appreciated
that those
who presented it were prevailed upon to
repeat it on the
following evening when a capacity
audience again en-
joyed and heartily applauded it.
Nothing so thoroughly arouses and
impresses the
events of local history upon the
general public as the
presentation of that history in the
form of pageants.
This fact has been abundantly
demonstrated by a num-
ber of such pageants that have been
presented in dif-
ferent parts of Ohio within the past
year.
PROFESSOR CLEMENT LUTHER MARTZOLFF
Professor Clement Luther Martzolff, a
life member
of the Ohio State Archaeological and
Historical Society
and for a number of years on the Board
of Trustees,
died at his home in Athens, Ohio,
August 5, 1922. He
was born in Monday Creek Township,
Perry County,
November 25, 1869. He had been in
failing health for
the past five years but continued his
work in Ohio Uni-
versity at Athens until last March when
his illness took
a serious turn. In June he was confined
to his home
where he remained until his death.
Professor Martzolff was throughout his
entire life
a student and a thorough teacher. After
leaving the
schools of his county he attended
Capital University at
Columbus, Ohio, one year in 1892 and
the summer
school sessions at Ohio University in
1896, 1903, 1905
and 1906. He entered the regular term
of that institu-
tion in 1904 and was graduated in 1907
with the de-
gree of Bachelor of Pedagogy. He
received the Mas-