Ohio History Journal

A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS IN OHIO HISTORY,

ARCHAEOLOGY, AND NATURAL HISTORY

AUGUST 1948--JULY 1949

 

Compiled by S. WINIFRED SMITH

 

AGRICULTURE

GATES, Paul Wallace, "Cattle Kings in the Prairies," Mississippi Valley

Historical Review, XXXV (1948-49), 379-412. Ohio source and market for

cattle.

HAYTER, Earl W., "Seed Humbuggery among the Western Farmers, 1850-

1888," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

52-68.

JONES, Robert Leslie, "The Introduction of Farm Machinery into Ohio Prior

to 1865," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

1-20.

ANTISLAVERY

FILLER, Louis, ed., "John Brown in Ohio: An Interview with Charles S. S.

Griffing," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

213-218.

GREGORY, James P., Jr., "The Question of Slavery in the Kentucky Consti-

tutional Convention of 1849," Filson Club History Quarterly, XXIII (1949),

89-110. Comparison with Ohio as to education.

ZABRISKIE, George A., "John Brown: Saint or Sinner," New York Historical

Society, Quarterly, XXXIII (1949), 31-38.

 

ARCHAEOLOGY

[BABY, Raymond S.], "Cowan Creek Mound Exploration," Museum Echoes,

XXII (1949), 54-55.

BROWN, Edward Hoagland, "Harvard and the Ohio Mounds," New England

Quarterly, XXII (1949), 205-228.

CUNNINGHAM, Wilbur M., A Study of the Glacial Kame Culture in

Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana (Occasional Contributions from the Museum

of Anthropology of the University of Michigan, No. 12). Ann Arbor, Uni-

versity of Michigan Press, 1948. 51p. + 11 plates.

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DEUEL, Thorne, Illinois Records of 1000 A. D. (Illinois Department of Reg-

istration and Education, Report of Investigations, No. 2).  Springfield,

State of Illinois, 1948. Reprinted from Illinois State Historical Society,

Journal, XLI (1948), 219-230. Hopewell Culture.

Fort Hill. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1949.

⁶p.

KRAMER, Leon, "Prehistoric Ohio Flint," Ohio Indian Relic Collectors

Society, Bulletin, No. 21 (January 1949), 16-20 +2 inserts.

McBETH, Don, "An Interesting Adena Culture Mound," Ohio Indian Relic

Collectors Society, Bulletin, No. 21 (January 1949), [6-10].  Site near

Chillicothe.

QUIMBY, George I., "A Hopewell Tool for Decorating Pottery," American

Antiquity, XIV (1949), 344. From Hopewell Group, Mound No. 25.

[RODABAUGH, James H.], "Prehistoric Indian Blanket," Museum Echoes,

XXI (1948), 62-63. Ater Mound, near Frankfort; Hopewell Culture.

Serpent Mound. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society,

1949. 4p.

SHETRONE, Henry C., "Aboriginal Art of the Eastern United States," Art

Quarterly (Autumn 1948), 307-323.

VIETZEN, Raymond C., "The Hasler Mound," Ohio Indian Relic Collectors

Society, Bulletin, No. 21 (January 1949), [11-14].

 

ARTS AND CRAFTS

"Collections in Warren County," American Antiques Journal, IV, No. 6 (June

1949), 12-13.

CRAMER, Polly, "Antiques To Live with and Love," American Antiques

Journal, III, No. 11 (November 1948), 18-19. Describes home of Edwin A.

Cook in Cincinnati.

DIEHL, John A., "Covered Bridges in Ohio," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 123-125.

FANNING, Ralph, "Thomas Cole in Ohio," Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts,

Bulletin, XIX, No. 2 (Winter 1948-49), 10-16.

HALL, Virginius C., "A Lithograph Quiz," Historical and Philosophical So-

ciety, Bulletin, VII (1949), 111-115.  Concerns actors and theaters in

Cincinnati.

JOSEPHSON, Bertha E., ed., "An Ohio Recipe Book of the 1820's," Mississippi

Valley Historical Review, XXXVI (1949), 97-112.

KELLOGG, Elizabeth R., "Amateur Dramatics in Old Cincinnati," Historical

and Philosophical Society, Bulletin, VII (1949), 35-43.

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LOGUE, Glenn R., "History of Bridge Building in Ohio," Proceedings of the

Ohio Highway Engineering Conference 1949 (Ohio State University Studies,

Engineering Series, XVIII, No. 2 (March 1949), 169-175.

PALMER, Brooks, "Clockmakers of Lebanon, Ohio," American Antiques

Journal, IV, No. 6 (June 1949), 15.

[RODABAUGH, James H.], "Mount Pleasant Meeting House," Museum

Echoes, XXII (1949), 22-23.

"Sandy Hall," Western Reserve Historical Society, Historical Society News,

III, Nos. 8 and 9 (August-September 1948), [2-3]. Built in 1815 at Union-

ville, Ohio.

SHIRLEY, Bernice, "Rookwood Pottery," American Antiques Journal, III,

No. 11 (November 1948), 10-12.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Hudson," Museum

Echoes, XXI (1948), 74-76.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "First Congregational Church, Columbus," Museum

Echoes, XXI (1948), 58-61.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Fremont," Museum

Echoes, XXI (1948), 82-85.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Plum    Street Temple, Cincinnati," Museum  Echoes,

XXI (1948), 66-70.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "The Proposed Temple of Goodwill, Columbus," Museum

Echoes, XXI (1948), 90-93.

"Toys and Dolls in the Warren County Museum [Glendower]," American

Antiques Journal, IV, No. 6 (June 1949), 31-32.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Show Boat Theater in 1948," Dramatics, XX, No. 1

(October 1948), 8-10, 19.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Show Boat Theater Is Born," Dramatics, XX, No. 2

(November 1948), 11-13.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Show Boat Entertainment Becomes of Age," Dramatics,

XX, No. 3 (December 1948), 13-15.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Show Boat Theatre at Its Best," Dramatics, XX, No. 4

(February 1949), 14-15, 18-19.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Show Boat Theatre's Second Pioneer," Dramatics, XX,

No. 5 (March 1949), 13-14.

WRIGHT, G. Harry, "Heyday and Decline of Showboat Theatres," Dramatics,

XX, No. 6 (April 1949), 8-10.

ZEPP, Erwin C., "Ohio's Historic Buildings: Their Preservation," Museum

News, XXVI, No. 10 (November 15, 1948), 7-8.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

GESSINESS, Bernard, ed., Union List of Scientific and Technical Periodicals

in the Libraries of Greater Cincinnati; Published Under the Auspices of the

Cincinnati Section of the American Chemical Society. Ann Arbor, Mich.,

J. W. Edwards, 1948. 127p.

NORTH, Paul H., Jr., "Ohio Printing (1831-1860) Relating to Travel to

California," American Antiques Journal, IV, No. 5 (May 1949), 19-20.

Ohio, Department of Public Works, Geological Survey of Ohio, List of Pub-

lications on Geology and Mineral Resources of Ohio. Columbus [1948]. 14p.

RODABAUGH, James H., and S. Winifred Smith, comps., "A Survey of Pub-

lications in Ohio History, Archaeology, and Natural History, August 1947-

July 1948," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVII

(1948), 398-430.

BIOGRAPHY

ABERNATHY, Wealtha Vieth, Yesterdays. Revised edition of Odds and

Ends [with additional material]. Columbus, printed by F. J. Heer Printing

Company for the author, c1948. Autobiographical with Circleville and

Columbus setting.

[ANGLE, Paul M., ed.,] "George Flower: Diarist," Chicago History, I (1947-

48), 364-368. Quotes description of Ohio frontiersmen in 1816.

BALD, F. Clever, "Colonel John Francis Hamtramck," Indiana Magazine of

History, XLIV (1948), 335-354.

BOND, Beverley W., Jr., "William Henry Harrison and the Old Northwest,"

Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 10-17.

BOUDREAU, Lou, and Ed Fitzgerald, Player-manager. Boston, Little, Brown

& Co., 1949. 276p. The autobiography of the player-manager of the

Cleveland Indians.

BURTON, Katherine, The Next Thing.       Autobiography & Reminiscences.

New York, Longmans, Green and Co., 1949. 246p. Many years in Cleve-

land and the Western Reserve.

COX, James M., "Cox Sponsors Knight; Cites State's Strength," Ohio News-

paper, XXX, No. 2 (November 1948), 1-2, 6. Newspaper career of Charles

Landon Knight.

CRILE, George, George Crile: An Autobiography, ed. by Grace Crile. 2 vols.,

New York, J. B. Lippincott Co., c1947. 624p.

DOTY, Sile, The Life of Sile Doty, 1800-1876; a Forgotten Biography; the

Most Noted Thief and Daring Burglar of His Time, comp. by J. G. W.

Colburn. Foreword by Randolph G. Adams. New Edition. Detroit, Alved of

Detroit, 1948. 288p. Ohio and Michigan locale.

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DRAPER, Benjamin, "Worthington Whittredge in the West," Antiques, LV

(1949), 50-51.

FORD, Henry S., ed., "The Diary of John Beatty, January-June 1884; Part

I," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

119-151.

HEINER, Marie Hays, Hearing is Believing.    Cleveland, World Publishing

Company, c1949. 126p. Biography of Cleveland woman telling of her work

there for the hard of hearing.

HILDRETH, William H., "Mrs. Trollope in Porkopolis," Ohio State Archaeo-

logical and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 35-51.

HOLBROOK, Stewart Hall, Little Annie Oakley, and Other Rugged People.

New York, Macmillan Company, 1948. 238p.

HOLLIDAY, W. Trevor, John D. Rockefeller 1839-1937; Industrial Pioneer

and Man. New York, Newcomen Society of England, American Branch,

1948. 32p.

JOHNSON, Roy P., "Jacob Horner of the 7th Cavalry," North Dakota His-

tory, XVI (1949), 75-100. Survivor of the battle of Little Bighorn. Brief

estimate of Custer.

JORDAN, Philip D., "Westward to Iowa," Palimpsest, XXX (1949), 209-216.

Moses Dillon Jordan's migration from Virginia to Iowa by way of Ohio.

JOYNER, Fred B., "Robert Cumming Schenck, First Citizen and Statesman

of the Miami Valley," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LVIII (1949), 286-297.

"The Mister 'X' of American Education," Sohioan, XX, No. 9 (September

1948), 14-18.  Manasseh Cutler and the educational provisions of the

Ordinance of 1787.

NICOLAY, Helen, "Lincoln's Cabinet," Abraham Lincoln Quarterly, V (1948-

49), 255-292. Ohioans Chase and Stanton receive due attention.

PRATT, Fletcher, Eleven Generals. New York, William Sloan Associates,

1949. xviii +355p. Included are Anthony Wayne and Philip H. Sheridan.

[RODABAUGH, James H.] "McCook Home Dedicated," Museum Echoes,

XXI (1948), 85-87.

SMITH, Cecil D., "Major Amos Spafford," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XX

(1948), 203-205.

SMITH, Mrs. Martin G., "Captain Isaac Tichenor Pheatt," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXI (1948-49), 24-26.

STOLL, C. W., "Captain Mary B. Greene, 1868-1949," Filson Club History

Quarterly, XXIII (1949), 237-239. Greene Line, Cincinnati.

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TYLER, James J., "John Cook Bennett, Colorful Freemason of the Early

Nineteenth Century," Grand Lodge of Ohio, Proceedings, 1947, 140-148.

TYLER, James J., "Rev. Joseph Badger, Pioneer Missionary and Freemason,"

Grand Lodge of Ohio, Proceedings, 1948, 138-147.

TYLER, James J., "Rufus Paine Spalding, Early Ohio Freemason," Grand

Lodge of Ohio, Proceedings, 1945, 131-143.

UPTON, Harriet Taylor, Random     Recollections; from Mrs. Upton's Manu-

script Sent to Ohioana Library after Her Death. Multigraphed by Com-

mittee for Preservation of Ohio Woman Suffrage Records, 1948. Chapters

paged separately.

WALKER, Harvey, Constructive Government in Ohio; the Story of the Ad-

ministration of Governor Myers Y. Cooper, 1929-1930.    (Ohio Governors

Series, II). Columbus, Ohio History Press, Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Society, 1948. 249p.

WALTERS, Everett, Joseph Benson Foraker, an Uncompromising Republican

(Ohio Governors Series, I). Columbus, Ohio History Press, Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Society, 1948. 328p.

WETHERHOLT, Harold W., "McIntyre Held to Rate Place with Great of

Ages," Ohio Newspaper, XXX, No. 2 (November 1948), 1, 3-5. Newspaper

career of O. O. McIntyre.

WHITLOCK, W. Carl, "William Holmes McGuffey (1800-1873)," Albemarle

County, Virginia, Historical Society, Papers, VII (1946-47), 5-21.

WITTKE, Carl, "Mr. Justice Clarke--A Supreme Court Judge in Retire-

ment," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXVI (1949), 27-50.

WITTKE, Carl, "Mr. Justice Clarke in Retirement," Western Reserve Law

Review, I (1949), 28-48.

 

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

ALLEN, Hugh, The House of Goodyear: Fifty Years of Men and Industry.

Published by the author, 1949. 691p.

ANDERSON, Russell H., "Jeptha H. Wade and the Cleveland and Cincinnati

Telegraph Company," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LVIII (1949), 80-93.

CARLYLE, G. E., and D. D. Davis, eds., History of the Pioneer Men and

Plants in Southern Ohio, Kentucky and Oak Hill Fire Brick Districts.

Privately printed, 1948. ⁵²p.

DIXON, Joseph E., Lima-Hamilton--Its Historical Past: 1869-1945--and Later.

New York, Newcomen Society of England, American Branch, 1948. 40p.

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GREER, Thomas H., "Economic and Social Effects of the Depression in 1819

in the Old Northwest," Indiana Magazine of History, XLIV (1948), 227-243.

HAMPTON, Taylor, The Nickel Plate Road. Cleveland, World Publishing

Co., 1948. 366p. Especially good description of the effort of Norwalk and

Bellevue to get the road.

MORAN, W. Royce, "The Maumee Power House," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XXI (1949), 78-79.

NYGAARD, Norman Eugene, Lew Reese and his Scio Pottery; the Story of a

Business with a Heart. New York, Greenberg, Publisher, 1949. 192p. An

account of the pottery and prosperity.

SCOVILLE, Warren C., Revolution in Glassmaking. Entrepreneurship and

Technological Change in the American Industry, 1880-1920. Cambridge,

Mass., Harvard University Press, 1948. 398p. Four chapters on Toledo.

SEARS, Alfred B., "Thomas Worthington, Pioneer Business Man of the Old

Northwest," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII

(1949), 69-79.

"Smoothing the Plan of Progress for 50 Years," Timken Trading Post, VI

(1949), 71. History of the Timken Roller Bearing Company, Canton.

Society for Savings in the City of Cleveland, The First Hundred Years.

Cleveland, Griswold-Eshleman Company, c1949. 46p.

THOMSON, Kenneth Scott, A Brief History of the Cleveland Association of

Credit Men; with High Lights from the News about Cleveland and the

World from 1899 to 1949. . . . Cleveland, Cadillac Press, 1949. 48p.

Timken Roller Bearing Company, The State of the Company, Vol. II. Canton,

Ohio, Timken Roller Bearing Company, [1948]. 233p.

Years to Remember, 1848-1948. One Hundredth Anniversary Ohio Farmers

Insurance Company. Privately printed, 1948. 32p.

YOUNG, Agatha, Light in the Sky. New York, Random House, 1948. 437p.

Cleveland industrial history.

EDUCATION

Birchard Library, 1874-1949, Seventy-Five Years of Service. Fremont, Ohio,

n. pub., 1949. 24p.

BOYD, O. F., A History of Wilmington College. Wilmington, Ohio, Wilming-

ton College, 1949. 47p.

FENSCH, Edwin A., "First Junior High School?" School and Society, LXIII

(1948), 136-137. Claims of Mansfield, Ohio.

HENDRICKSON, Walter B., "The Western Museum Society," Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 99-110.

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HICKERSON, Frank R., "The Fight For Life: The University of Toledo,

1900-1909," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XX (1948), 168-191.

HICKERSON, Frank R., "The University of Toledo Comes of Age, 1909-1940,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXI (1949), 38-68.

"History [of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History]," Explorer, No. 97

(1948), 2.

MANDEL, Bernard, "Religion and the Public Schools of Ohio," Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 185-206.

MEAD, David, "The Humiliation of Henry Ward Beecher in the West," Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 94-100.

MEAD, David, "Theodore Parker in Ohio," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXI

(1949), 18-23.

MINNICH, Harvey C., Centennial History of Ohio Education Association,

Akron, December 30-31, 1847--Columbus, December 29-31, 1947. Privately

printed, n. d. 193p.

"Ohio State-A City Within a City-Celebrates its 75th Anniversary," Ohio

Bell, XXV, No. 10-11 (October-November 1948), 1-13.

PHILLIPS, Hazel Spencer, "The Warren County Museum [Glendower],"

American Antiques Journal, IV, No. 6 (June 1949), 9-11.

PHILLIPS, Hazel S., "The Warren County State Museum [Glendower] at

Lebanon, Ohio," Antiques, LV (1949), 34-25.

RICHEIMER, Mary Jane, comp. and ed., A Century of Education: One Hun-

dred Years of the Massillon, Ohio, Public Schools. Canton, Stark County

Historical Society, 1947. 146p.

[RODABAUGH, James H.], "Miami University," Museum Echoes, XXII

(1949), 10-13.

[RODABAUGH, James H.], "Ohio University," Museum Echoes, XXII (1949),

2-5.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Kenyon College," Museum Echoes, XXII (1949), 26-29.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Lane Seminary," Museum Echoes, XXII (1949), 42-45.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Marietta College," Museum Echoes, XXII (1949), 50-53.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "University of Cincinnati," Museum Echoes, XXII

(1949), 18-22.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "Western Reserve University," Museum Echoes, XXII

(1949), 34-38.

SWOYER, C. A., "First Educational Venture," Ohio Pioneer, I, No. 7 (De-

cember 1948), 1, 7. Early telephone exhibit and history of first patent

(to Ohioan).

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"University History [No. 7]-Building of the Library," Ohio State University

Monthly, XL, No. 1 (October 15, 1948), 16, 47-48.

"University History [No. 8]-Prexy's Last 14 Years," Ohio State University

Monthly, XL, No. 3 (December 15, 1948), 7-8, 31-32. President Thompson's

administration.

"University History Series [No. 9]--Rightmire's First Years," Ohio State

University Monthly, XL, No. 6 (March 15, 1949), 19-20, 38-40.

"University History Series [No. 10], Decade of 1930-40: Weathering the De-

pression," Ohio State University Monthly, XL, No. 7 (April 15, 1949),

28-32.

WALLIN, Harold E., "Educational Opportunities in Trailside Museums,"

American Association of Museums, Museum News, XXVII, No. 1 (May 1,

1949), [7-8]. Some data on the history of Cleveland Trailside Museum.

WILSON, Charles H., "Cincinnati Uses Local History in Leadership Training,"

American Heritage, II (1948), 81-83.

 

GENEALOGY

DICKORE, Marie, ed., "Little Miami Valley Cemetery Inscriptions," Historical

and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VI (1948), 164-172; VII (1949),

53-61, 193-199. Inscriptions from Union, North Bend, John Rose, Old Indian

Hill, Old Price Farm, Clough Baptist Cemetery, Old Bethel Cemetery, Duck-

wall Burial Ground, McCullum and Shiloh cemeteries.

HUDSON, William Clarence, "Lieutenant James Martindell: A Partisan Sol-

dier of the Revolution," Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, Maga-

zine, XII, No. 1 (September-October 1948), 13-16.

MARSHALL, George Sidney, The Daniel Marshall Family with a Sketch of

the Aaron Marshall Family. Columbus, privately printed, 1949. 74p.

RABER, Nellie M., "Probate Records of Trumbull County, Ohio," National

Genealogical Society, Quarterly, XXXVI (1948), 6-7, 76-78; XXXVII (1949),

45-47.

TIEDGEN, Mrs. Fred A., "Sherraden Family Sketch," Detroit Society for

Genealogical Research, Magazine, XII, No. 4 (March-April 1949), [13].

TIEDGEN, Mrs. Fred A., "Sherraden Family Bible Records," Detroit Society

for Genealogical Research, Magazine, XII, No. 4 (March-April 1949), [14].

 

GENERAL

BILLINGTON, Ray Allen, and James B. Hedges, Westward Expansion, a His-

tory of the Frontier. New York, Macmillan Company, 1949. 873p.

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DRURY, John, Midwest Heritage. New York, A. A. Wyn, Inc., 1948. 176p.

with 300 engravings.

DUMOND, Dwight L., "The Mississippi: Valley of Decision," Mississippi Valley

Historical Review, XXXVI (1949), 3-26.

My Own Ohio. Delaware, Ohio, Gateway Publishing Co., 1948. [120p.]

Series of 30 bound leaflets on Ohio history on the elementary level.

SIEDEL, Frank, The Ohio Story, January 6, 1947--December 31, 1948. 4 vols.,

Cleveland, Ohio Bell Telephone Co., 1949. Scripts paged separately. Pub-

lished scripts of the "Ohio Story" broadcast by the Ohio Bell Telephone

Company.

HISTORICAL FICTION

DEASY, Mary, Cannon Hill. Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1949. 310p.

Scene in an Ohio town.

DOUGLAS, Emily Taft, Appleseed Farm. New York, Abington-Cokesbury

Press, c1948. 127p. Johnny Appleseed. Juvenile.

NOBLE, Hollister, Woman with a Sword: The Biographical Novel of Anna

Ella Carroll. New York, Doubleday and Company, 1948. ³⁹⁵p. Many

Ohio characters.

PLAGEMANN, Bentz, Into the Labyrinth. New York, Farrar, Straus and

Company, 1948. 245p. Ohio scene.

SHAW, Eileen, A Crescent Moon. New York, William Morrow and Com-

pany, 1949. 313p. Locale is an Ohio town.

STANLEY, Edward, The Rock Cried Out. New York, Duell, Sloan and

Pearce, c1949. 311p. Story of Harman and Margaret Blennerhassett.

WILLETTE, Dorothy Davis, The Spear Penny. New York, Coward-McCann,

c1949, 283p. Life in Welsh settlements in Ohio.

 

INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS

BALD, F. Clever, A Portrait of Anthony Wayne Painted from Life by Jean

Pierre Henri Elouis in 1796 and Now Reproduced from a Unique Print . . .

with a Historical Essay on General Anthony Wayne at Detroit (Clements

Library, Bulletin, No. 52). Ann Arbor, Mich., Wm. L. Clements Library,

1948. 15p.

BARBEAU, Marius, "How the Huron-Wyandot Language Was Saved from

Oblivion," American Philosophical Society, Proceedings, XCIII (1949),

226-232.

BAYLES, G. H., "Tecumseh and the Bayles Family Tradition," Kentucky

Historical Society, Register, XLVI, No. 157 (October 1948), 647-655.

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"Fort Recovery and the Winning of the West," Nickel Plate Road, Magazine,

I, No. 6 (September 1948), 2-5.

FRAZIER, Ida Hedrick, Fort Recovery: An Historical Sketch Depicting Its

Role in the Old Northwest. Revised edition, Columbus, Ohio State Archaeo-

logical and Historical Society, 1948. 30p.

HAMIL, Fred Coyne, "The Establishment of the Second Moravian Mission

on the Pettquotting," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly,

LVIII (1949), 207-212.

HAMIL, Fred Coyne, "The Moravians of the River Thames," Michigan His-

tory, XXXIII (1949), 97-116.

JACOBS, Wilbur R., "Presents to Indians along the French Frontiers in the

Old Northwest, 1748-1763," Indiana Magazine of History, XLIV (1948),

245-256.

"Letter of General George Rogers Clark to Dr. Samuel Brown for his Trans-

mission to Thomas Jefferson.   Re Cresap and Logan," Cresap Society,

Bulletin, XIV, No. 7 (July 1949), [3-4]; XIV, No. 8 (August 1949), 1-2.

MAHR, August C., "Moravian Influence on Indian Life in the Tuscarawas

Missions, 1772-1777," Ohio Journal of Science, XLVIII (1948), 178-184.

SMITH, Dwight L., ed., "An Unsuccessful Negotiation for Removal of the

Wyandot Indians from Ohio, 1834," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 305-331.

[SMITH, S. Winifred], "Moravian Missions Documents to be Published,"

Museum Echoes, XXI (1948), 93-94.

WAINWRIGHT, Nicholas B., "An Indian Trade Failure: The Story of the

Hockley, Trent, and Croghan Company, 1748-1752," Pennsylvania Magazine

of History and Biography, LXXII (1948), 343-375.

 

LABOR

BURNS, John F., "The A. F. of L. in Cleveland," American Federationist,

LVI, No. 6 (June 1949), 20-21.

COHEN, Sanford, State Labor Legislation, 1937-1947; a Study of State Laws

Affecting the Conduct and Organization of Labor Unions (Research Mono-

graph No. R-35). Columbus, Ohio State University, Bureau of Business

Research, 1948. 150p.

LITERATURE

DAVIS, N. C., "Emerson and Ohio: A New Emerson Letter," Ohio State

Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 101-102.

DONALD, David, and Frederick A. Palmer, "Toward a Western Literature,

1820-1860," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XXXV (1948-49), 413-428.

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HALL, Virginius C., "To the Ladies Repository," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 188-189.

 

LOCAL HISTORY

ALTER, J. Cecil, "National Weather Service Origins," Historical and Philo-

sophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 139-185. Contributions by

Cincinnatians, especially.

BUTLER, Margaret Manor, The Lakewood Story; with a Foreword by John

Lewis Shissler. New York, Stratford House, 1949. ²71p.

DE CAPITE, Michael, The Bennett Place. New York, John Day Co., 1948.

210p. Sparta, Ohio.

DICKORE, Marie, ed., "Bethel, Ohio, Recollects 150 Years: Big Sons of a

Little Village," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII

(1949), 128-131.

DOWNES, Randolph C., Canal Days (Lucas County Historical Series, II).

Toledo, Lucas County Historical Society, 1949. viii + 189p.

"The Golden Lamb," American Antiques Journal, IV, No. 6 (June 1949), 11.

Guernsey Milestones, 1798-1948. Souvenir Program of the Sesquicentennial

of the First Permanent Settlement in Guernsey County. August 31-Septem-

ber 6, 1948. Privately published, [1948]. ⁵²p.

HATCHER, Harlan H., The Western Reserve: The Story of New Connecticut

in Ohio. Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill Company, c1949. 365p.

"Historic Marietta," Ohio Bell, XXV, No. 9 (September 1948), 1-13.

HUBBART, Henry Clyde, "The Contribution of Local History to the Commu-

nity," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

298-304.

"July, a Memorable Month in the Annals of Cleveland," Western Reserve

Historical Society, Historical Society News, IV, No. 7 (July 1949), [1-4].

KIRKPATRICK, E. L., and others, New Matamoras in the Mirror (Marietta

College Bulletin, XLVII, No. 1, January 1949). 46p.

KOESTER, Leonard, ed., "Early Cincinnati and the Turners, From Mrs.

Karl Tafel's Autobiography," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio,

Bulletin, VII (1949), 18-22.

McGRANE, Mrs. Reginald C., Know Hamilton County. Cincinnati, League

of Women Voters, 1948. 34p.

MEAD, David, "Brownson and Kossuth at Cincinnati," Historical and Philo-

sophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 90-98.

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Medina County Historical Society, History of Medina County. Fostoria, Gray

Printing Company, printers, c1948. ^419p.

MURPHY, Mary Ellen and Mark, "Cities of America: Cleveland," Saturday

Evening Post, CCXXI, No. 27 (January 1, 1949), 22-23, 69-70.

RIKER, Ben, Pony Wagon Town along U. S. 1890. Indianapolis, Bobbs-

Merrill Company, 1948. 312p. St. Paris, Ohio.

ROSE, William Ganson, Cleveland: The Making of a City. Cleveland, World

Publishing Company, 1949. 1280p.

RUST, Orton G., ed., Yesteryear in Clark County, Ohio. Vol. II. Springfield.

Ohio, Clark County Historical Society, 1948. 43p.

SCHNEIDER, Norris F., My Home--Zanesville and Muskingum County. A

Short History for Schools. Zanesville, Ohio, Zanesville Board of Education,

1947. 67p.

SHEPARD, Lee, ed., "The Overfield Tavern," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 23-26.

SHEPARD, Lee, "When, and by Whom, Was Cincinnati Founded," Historical

and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 28-34.

SMITH, Ophia D., "Early Gardens and Orchards," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 67-89. In Cincinnati.

TOWNSLEY, Gardner S., "Historic Lebanon and Warren County," American

Antiques Journal, IV, No. 6 (June 1949), 6-9.

WULSIN, Rosamond, ed., "A New Englander's Impressions of Cincinnati in

1820--Letters by William Greene," Historical and Philosophical Society,

Bulletin, VII (1949), 116-122.

Zoar. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1948. 6p.

 

MEDICAL HISTORY

ADAIR, Wilbur G., "Sketch of Lucy Hobbs Taylor, D.D.S.," Ohio State Dental

Association, Journal, XXIII (1949), 89-91. First woman dentist, studied

and practiced in Ohio.

CUMMER, Clyde L., "Medical Societies in Cleveland from 1890 to 1945,"

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVII (1948), 344-377.

EDWARDS, Linden F., "Development of the Teaching of Anatomy in Ohio,"

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVII (1948), 329-343.

EDWARDS, Linden F., "Norton Strange Townshend--Physician, Legislator,

'Father of American Agricultural Education' (1815-1895)," Bulletin of the

History of Medicine, XXII (1948), 674-679.

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"History of the Cleveland Dental Society Orchestra," Ohio State Dental Asso-

ciation, Journal, XXII (1948), 169-170.

MARMELZAT, Willard L., "The Establishment of Dermatology and Syphilol-

ogy as Medical Specialties in Northern Ohio: Dr. William L. Corlett and

the 'Renaissance' of the 1890's," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LVII (1948), 378-386.

PLATTER, Herbert M., "Notes on the Prevention of Communicable Diseases

in Columbus, 1890-1945," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quar-

terly, LVII (1948), 393-397.

TUCKER, David A., Jr., "The Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic," Ohio State Archaeo-

logical and Historical Quarter, LVII (1948), 387-392.

 

NATURAL HISTORY

ALEY, Howard C., Exploring Our Neighborhood with Our Friends. Youngs-

town, Ohio, Lakeside Press, printers, 1949. ¹⁷⁴p. Supplementary school

reader for Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana counties, Ohio, and Mercer

County, Pennsylvania.

HUNT, Kenneth W., and others, Glen Helen Guidebook. n. p., n. pub., 1948.

46p.

MAHR, August C., "A Chapter of Early Ohio Natural History," Ohio Journal

of Science, XLIX (1949), 45-69. Ecological history of Tuscarawas region.

Reprinted.

Birds

BORROR, Donald J., "Analysis of Repeat Records of Banded White-Throated

Sparrows," Ecological Monographs, XVIII (1948), 411-430. Banding station

on Ohio State University campus.

DEXTER, Ralph W., "Banding Studies on the English Sparrow," Bird-Banding,

XX (1949), 40-50. At Kent, Ohio.

"Ohio's Largest Birds," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XII, No. 10 (October

1948), 10.

PHILLIPS, Richard S., "The First Bird of Spring," Audubon Magazine, LI

(1949), 126. Paragraph from Findlay, Ohio, in general article with above

title.

PHILLIPS, Richard S., "Hawkman," Audubon Magazine, LI (1949), 97-101.

Laurel Van Camp persuades citizens of Ohio to respect hawks and owls.

PHILLIPS, Richard S., "The Indigo Bunting [in Ohio]," Ohio Farmer, CCII,

No. 4 (August 21, 1948), 34.

WESTERSKOV, Kaj, "An Ecological Comparison between the Avifaunas of

Ohio and Denmark," Ohio Journal of Science, XLIX (1949), 15-31.

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Conservation

ATZENHOEFER, Daniel R., and Daniel L. Leedy, The Cottontail Rabbit and

Its Management in Ohio (Wildlife Conservation Bulletin No. 2). Columbus,

Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources, 1947. 15p.

[CHAPMAN, Floyd B.], "A National Institution-Squirrel," Ohio Conserva-

tion Bulletin, XII, No. 9 (September 1948), 4-5.

CHAPMAN, Floyd B., Tree and Shrub Units for Wildlife Habitat Improve-

ment (Wildlife Conservation Bulletin No. 3). Columbus, Ohio Division of

Conservation and Natural Resources, 1947. 16p.

DAMBACH, Charles A., "The Relative Importance of Hunting Restrictions

and Land Use in Maintaining Wildlife Populations in Ohio," Ohio Conserva-

tion Bulletin, XIII, No. 3 (March 1949), 16-17; No. 4 (April 1949), 4-5.

DAMBACH, Charles A., "The Relative Importance of Hunting Restrictions

and Land Use in Maintaining Wildlife Populations in Ohio," Ohio Journal

of Science, XLVIII (1948), 209-229. Reprinted.

An Evaluation of Ohio's Wildlife Resources (Wildlife Conservation Bulletin

No. 5). Columbus, Ohio Department of Agriculture, 1948. 18p.

GOOD, E. E., "Some Game Birds We Once Had," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIII, No. 5 (May 1949), 27.

"Guilford Lake," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 6 (June 1949), 13.

LEEDY, Daniel L., "Further Observations on the Ohio Game Kill and Wild-

life Economics," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XII, No. 8 (August 1948),

4-5, 29.

LEEDY, Daniel L., "Ohio's 1847-1948 Fur Crop," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XII, No. 11 (November 1948), 30-31.

LEEDY, Daniel L., "Some Wildlife and Land Use Relationships in Ohio,"

Ohio Journal of Science, XLVIII (1948), 151-160.

LEEDY, Daniel L., and William B. Hendershot, The Ring-Necked Pheasant

and Its Management in Ohio (Wildlife Conservation Bulletin No. 1). Co-

lumbus, Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources, 1947. 16p.

LYTLE, Horace, "Make Me a Boy Again," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII,

No. 2 (February 1949), 4-5; No. 3 (March 1949), 18-19, 22. Hunting at

Vandalia.

MASTERS, Charles O., "Ohio's Pond Plants and Animals," Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XII (1948), No. 8 (August), 22-23; No. 9 (September), 22; No.

10 (October) 22; No. 11 (November) 22; XIII (1949), No. 4 (April), 31;

No. 5 (May), 22-23.

"The Ohio River Sanitation Pact," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XII, No. 8

(August 1948), 14.

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The Ruffed Grouse and Its Management in Ohio (Wildlife Conservation

Bulletin No. 6). Columbus, Ohio Department of Agriculture, 1948. ²⁴p.

Fishes, Reptiles, and Amphibians

"Buckeye Lake," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 4 (April 1949), 13.

MITTLEMAN, M. B., and H. T. Gier, "American Caudata III, The Status of

Pseudotriton montanus in Ohio," American Midland Naturalist, XL (1948),

372-377.

ROACH, Lee, ed., "In Fishing Circles," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XII

(1948), No. 8 (August), 12-13; No. 9 (September), 12-13; No. 10 (October),

12-13; No. 11 (November), 12-13; No. 12 (December), 12-14.

TRAUTMAN, Milton B., "A Natural Hybrid Catfish," Copeia, 1948, p. 166-174.

Taken in Ohio and compared with Ohio species.

TRIPLEHORN, Charles A., "A Large Specimen and a High Embryo Count

for the Queen Snake," Copeia, 1948, p. 76. Specimen taken near Defiance,

Ohio.

WASCKO, Harold and Clarence F. Clark, Pond Propagation of Bluntnose and

Blockhead Minnows (Wildlife Conservation Bulletin No. 4). Columbus,

Ohio Division of Conservation, 1948. 16p.

Geology

COTTINGHAM, Kenneth, "The Influence of Geology in Ohio Place Names,"

Ohio Journal of Science, XLIX (1949), 34-39.

DEAN, Ethel S., Additional Analyses of Coals of Ohio (Report of Investiga-

tions No. 4). Columbus, Geological Survey of Ohio, 1948. 17p.

HARPER, Arthur R., Ohio in the Making; a Brief Geological History of Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio State University, College of Education, 1948. 8p.

KERR, T. H., Some Studies of Ohio Coals, Shales, and Oils (Engineering

Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 133).  Ohio State University Studies,

Engineering Series, XVII, No. 3, Columbus, 1948. vi + 63p.

A Key to the Soils of Ohio (Special Circular No. 78). Wooster, Ohio Agri-

cultural Experiment Station, 1948. 51p.

KLEIN, Marian S., Two Billion Tons of Coal; a Report of Bituminous Coal

Production in Ohio, 1838-1948. Columbus, Department of Industrial Relations,

Division of Labor Statistics, 1948. 79p.

NORRIS, Stanley E., "The Bedrock Surface and Former Drainage Systems of

Montgomery County, Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, XLVIII (1948), 146-

150.

RULE, Glenn K., "An All-Around Conservationist," Ohio Conservation Bulle-

tin, XIII, No. 1 (January 1949), 14-15. Rev. William Stauffer, Sugar

Creek, Ohio.

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SMITH, William H., "Geology of Newport Township, Washington County,

Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, XLVIII (1948), 233-240.

STURGEON, Myron T., and William M. Merrill, "An Additional Fossiliferous

Member in the Alleghany Formation (Pennsylvanian) of Ohio," Ohio Jour-

nal of Science, XLIX (1949), 1-11.

 

Insects

MASTERS, Charles Otto, "A Study of the Adult Mosquito Population of a

Northern Ohio Woods," Ohio Journal of Science, XLIX (1949), 12-14.

OSBORN, Herbert, and others, Recent Insect Invasions (Ohio Biological Sur-

vey, VII, No. 5, Bulletin No. 40). Columbus, Ohio State University, 1948.

Pp. 357-385.

Mammals

CHAPMAN, Floyd B., "The Beaver in Ohio," Journal of Mammalogy, XXX

(1949), 174-179.

GOODPASTER, Woodrow, and Karl Maslowski, "Meadow Vole Uses Same

Nest for Two Litters," Journal of Mammalogy, XXX (1949), 73. Observa-

tion near Urbana, Ohio.

LEEDY, Daniel L., "Woodchucks Survive Brush Fire and Remain in the Area,"

Journal of Mammalogy, XXX (1949), 73. Observation at Wildlife Sanc-

tuary, Castalia, Ohio.

"Ohio's Weasels," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 4 (April 1949), 27.

Paleontology

STRUMM, Erwin C., Lower Middle Devonian Species of the Tetracoral Genus

Hexagonaria of East-Central North America (Contributions from the Museum

of Paleontology, University of Michigan, VII, No. 2, pp. 7-49). Ann Arbor,

University of Michigan Press, 1948. ⁴3p.

Plants

CLARK, Clarence F., "Water Vegetation," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII,

No. 5 (May 1949), 12-13, 21.

RIES, Victor H., "Wild Flowers in the Garden," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIII, No. 6 (June 1949), 16-18.

Trees and Forestry

"The Logan Elm," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 6 (June 1949), 15.

From Conservation Week Handbook.

WILLIAMS, Archer B., The Native Forests of Cuyahoga County, Ohio (Cleve-

land Museum of Natural History, Scientific Publications, IX). Cleveland,

1949. 90p.

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Water and Flood Control

MURPHY, Rowley, "Water against Land," Inland Seas, IV (1948), 75-82.

Deals with the raising of the levels of the Great Lakes.

"Water, Too, Is a Staff of Life," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 1

(January 1949), 18-19.

 

OHIO IN THE WARS

BEIRNE, Francis F., The War of 1812. New York, E. P. Dutton & Co.,

c1949. 410p.

DORRIS, Jonathan Truman, States Rights and Sectionalism. Address deliv-

ered on September 5, 1948, at the Dedication of a Monument to Three Un-

known Confederate Soldiers (Morgan Raiders) Buried in the Cemetery at

Old Washington, Guernsey County, Ohio, July, 1863. Berea, Ky., Berea

College Press, 1949. 16p.

Fort Meigs. Columbus, Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society,

1949. 6p.

"Lima's Civil War Recruits," Allen County Historical Society, Reporter, No. 41

(August 1948), 1-4.

MILLER, John, "The Strategic Background of the Northern Solomons Cam-

paign," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949),

274-285.

PARSONS, Thomas W., "George Croghan in the War of 1812," Northwest

Ohio Quarterly, XX (1948), 192-201.

PLAUT, Arthur, The Story of the U. S. O. in Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Cincin-

nati Council of the U. S. O., [1948]. 60p.

RICHARDSON, Hila Appleton, "Raleigh County, West Virginia, in the Civil

War," West Virginia History, X (1949), 213-298. Considerable material on

Ohioans (J. D. Cox, McClellan, Hayes) and Ohio troops.

WALTERS, John Bennett, "General William T. Sherman and Total War,"

Journal of Southern History, XIV (1948), 447-480.

 

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

ABBOTT, Virginia Clark, The History of Woman Suffrage and the League

of Women Voters in Cuyahoga County, 1911-1945. Cleveland, William

Feather Company, printers, c1949. 178p.

ABRAHAMS, Samuel, "Lincoln's Political Opposition in 1864," Negro His-

tory Bulletin, XII (1948-49), 7-9, 18.

BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio," American Journal of

Economics and Sociology, VIII (1948-49), 61-68.

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BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio--Honest Man's Story:

Frederic C. Howe," American Journal of Economics and Sociolgy, VIII

(1948-49), 413-422.

BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio--Samuel M. Jones: The

Man Without a Party," American Journal of Economics and Sociology,

VIII (1948-49), 151-161.

BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio-Reformed Business Man:

Tom L. Johnson," American Journal of Economics and Sociology, VIII

(1948-49), 299-309.

EATON, Vincent L., "Legislative Journals of the Old Northwest Territory,"

Library of Congress, Quarterly Journal, V, No. 4 (August 1948), 10-11.

GUNDERSON, Robert Gray, "The Fort Meigs Whig Celebration of 1840,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXI (1949), 69-77.

LEWIS, Lloyd, "Lincoln's Legacy to Grant," Abraham Lincoln Quarterly, V

(1948), 75-93.

STAMPP, Kenneth M., Indiana Politics During the Civil War (Indiana His-

torical Collections, XXXI). Indianapolis, Indiana Historical Bureau, 1949.

300p. Mentions many Ohio persons and places.

WALSH, JOHN P., "The Ohio Sundry Claims Board," Ohio State Law Jour-

nal, IX (1948), 437-444.

WILEY, Earl W., "'Governor' John Greiner and Chase's Bid for the Presi-

dency in 1860," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII

(1949), 245-273.

ZORNOW, William F., "Bellamy Nationalism in Ohio 1891 to 1896," Ohio

State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 152-170.

ZORNOW, William F., "Indiana and the Election of 1864," Indiana Magazine

of History, XLV (1949), 13-38. Some reference to Chase and the action

of the Ohio legislature.

ZORNOW, William F., "Treason as a Campaign Issue in the Re-election of

Lincoln," Abraham Lincoln Quarterly, V (1949), 348-363. Ohioans men-

tioned.

 

RELIGION

Centennial of the High Street Methodist Church, Springfield, Ohio, 1849-1949.

Privately printed, [1949]. Pamphlet.

HAREN, Paul, Centenary of St. Mary Church of the Immaculate Conception,

Wooster, Ohio, 1847-1947. n. p., n. pub., n. d. 68p.

HOSTETLER, Fanny M., Aunt Faye of the Mennonites. Privately printed,

1949. 136p. Life of a Mennonite family on an Ohio farm.

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HOWARD, Dresden W. H., "An Experiment in Christianity: The Presbyterian

Mission on the Maumee. Edited by Elizabeth Stimson Muttart," Northwest

Ohio Quarterly, XXI (1948-49), 5-17.

KUHNS, Frederick I., "The Breakup of the Plan of Union in Michigan,"

Michigan History, XXXII (1948), 157-180. Reference is to the union be-

tween the Congregational and Presbyterian churches. Closely connected with

Ohio history.

SCHIERLOH, Samuel, "Clough Baptist Church," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 190-192. Located in Anderson Town-

ship, Hamilton County.

SHEPARD, Lee, "Sycamore Church," Historical and Philosophical Society of

Ohio, Bulletin, VI (1948), 160-163. United Presbyterian church, north of

Montgomery, Ohio.

 

TRANSPORTATION

BALLERT, Albert G., "A Turn-Around on a Great Lakes Freighter," Economic

Geography, XXV (1949), 146-155. "Albert E. Heekin" with Sandusky the

port of origin.

The First Flight: Third Annual Ohio Aviation Clinic, Honoring the Wright

Brothers and the Flight at Kittyhawk, N. C., December 1903.... Columbus,

Ohio Post-War Program Commission and Ohio Aviation Board, 1948. 12p.

FREUDENTHAL, Elsbeth Estelle, Flight into History; the Wright Brothers

and the Air Age. Norman, Okla., University of Oklahoma Press, 1949. 281p.

"The Ohio Canal in Cleveland History," Western Reserve Historical Society.

Historical Society News, IV, No. 1 (January 1949), [2].

"The Saga of the Ohio Cornfield Ships," Nautical Research Journal, I (1949),

83-93.

WAY, Frederick, Jr., "Lore of the Lorena," Columbus Sunday Dispatch Maga-

zine, January 30, 1949, pp. 4-5.

WILLIAMS, Mentor L., "The Background of the Chicago River and Harbor

Convention, 1847," Mid-America, XXX (1948), 219-232. Deals with the need

for river and harbor improvement in Ohio and other Mississippi Valley states.

"Wright Brothers' Studies," Science News Letter, LV (1949), 355-356.

 

TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION

BAKER, John W., "Western Travels," ed. by Harry R. Stevens, Historical

and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VI (1948), 127-134. Describes

trip down the Ohio River in 1838.

BUCKLEY, J. P., "Ohio Takes Inventory of its Roads and Streets," Proceed-

ings of the Ohio Highway Engineering Conference, 1949 (Ohio State Univer-

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sity Studies, Engineering Series, XVIII, No. 2 (March 1949), 21-32. Contains

a historical review.

"The Great Lakes in Niles' National Register-Northern Ohio in 1813,"

Inland Seas, IV (1948), 276-277.

ROSSKAM, Edwin and Louise, Towboat River. New York, Duell, Sloan and

Pearce, c1948. 295p. Life on the Mississippi River and its tributaries in-

cluding the Ohio.

WILLIAMS, Mentor L., "The 'President Maker' Goes West," Inland Seas,

IV (1948), 263-269. Thurlow Weed's description of Cleveland and other

lake ports and boats.

 

MISCELLANEOUS

GREEN, James Albert, "Life at Ft. Meigs in 1813 and 1840," Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, VII (1949), 3-9. The War of 1812

and Harrison's campaign of 1840.

HEIGHTSHOE, Walter, "On Pioneers," Muzzle Blasts, X, No. 1 (September

1948), 14, 25. Adam Humberger, Somerset, Ohio.

LEWIS, Franklin, The Cleveland Indians. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons,

c1949. 288 p.

MASTICS, Al, "History of the Cleveland Yacht Club," Inland Seas, IV (1948),

185-194, 238-244.

PEREJDA, Andrew D., "Sources and Dispersal of Michigan's Population,"

Michigan History, XXXII (1948), 355-366. Migration from and to Ohio

included.

SCHLEBECKER, John, "Braddock's Defeat," Ohio State Archaeological and

Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 171-184.

SWOYER, C. H., "Historical Facts about the Ohio State Fair," Ohio Bell,

XXV, No. 8 (August 1948), 3.

WINKLEPLECK, R. L., "The Story of Johnny Appleseed," Baltimore and

Ohio Magazine, XXXIV, No. 10 (October 1948), 10, 60.

WITTKE, Carl, "Ohicans and the Canadian-American Crisis of 1837-1838,"

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LVIII (1949), 21-34.

ZASLOW, Morris, "The Frontier Hypothesis in Recent Historiography,"

Canadian Historical Review, XXIX  (1948), 153-167.

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