Ohio History Journal

A Survey Of Publications

In Ohio History, Archaeology,

And Natural History,

August 1954-July 1955

 

Compiled by S. WINIFRED          SMITH

 

 

 

AGRICULTURE

BRANDT, George A., Jr., "A Survey of the Development of Dairying and the

Dairy Industry in the Toledo Milkshed Area," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVII

(1955-56), 8-27.

BROMFIELD, Louis, From My Experience: The Pleasures and Miseries of Life on

a Farm. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1955. 355p. Personal experiences on

Malabar Farm in Ohio and Malabar-do-Brasil.

CRAVENS, M. E., Jr., and R. L. Bere, Trends in the Ohio Peach Industry, 1900 to

1953. Wooster, Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, [1955]. 45p.

DODDS, Gilbert F., "Early Agriculture in Franklin County," Annual Bulletin of the

Franklin County Historical Society, 1954, 6-29.

DONNAN, Ray, "The Beginning of Agricultural Extension Work in Northwestern

Ohio," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVI, No. 4 (1954), 266-283.

HENLEIN, Paul C., "Cattle Driving from the Ohio Country, 1800-1850," Agricultural

History, XXVIII (1954), 83-95.

JONES, Robert Leslie, "The Beef Cattle Industry in Ohio Prior to the Civil War,"

Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 168-194, 287-319.

MEAD, A. R., "How the Farmers of Ohio Came to Own the Grain Elevators,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVI (1954), 284-293.

ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT

BOASE, Paul H., "Slavery and the Ohio Circuit Rider," Ohio Historical Quarterly,

LXIV (1955), 195-205.

ARCHAEOLOGY

BABY, Raymond S., "Archaeological Explorations at Fort Hill," Museum Echoes,

XXVII (1954), 86-87.

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BECKNER, Lucien, "The Moundbuilders," Filson Club History Quarterly, XXIX

(1955), 203-225.

COVARRUBIAS, Miguel, The Eagle, the Jaguar, and the Serpent. Indian Art of the

Americas: North America--Alaska, Canada, the United States. New York, Alfred

A. Knopf, 1954. 314p. Includes art of the Ohio cultures and a large number of

Ohio illustrations.

HILL, M. W., "Stone Head, Beltsville, Ohio, 1879," Ohio Archaeologist, V (1955), 7.

HOLT, William P., "A Truly Unique Artifact," Ohio Archaeologist, IV, No. 4

(October 1954), 13.

JOHNSTON, LaDow, "Birdstones and Their Distribution Pattern in Ohio," Ohio

Archaeologist, IV, No. 3 (July 1954), 10-38; IV, No. 4 (October 1954), 21-36.

MAYER-OAKES, William J., Prehistory of the Upper Ohio Valley: An Introductory

Archeological Study (Anthropological Series, No. 2. Annals of Carnegie Museum,

Vol. 34). Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museum, 1955. ²⁹⁶p.

MITTEN, David G., "A Rock Shelter at Stow, Summit County, Ohio," Ohio Archae-

ologist, V (1955), 85-86.

"Ohio Artifacts of Unusual Material from the Collection of Gordon F. Meuser,

M. D.," Ohio Archaeologist, IV, No. 4 (October 1954), 1.

ROYER, Jacob S., "Digging at Ft. Ancient," Ohio Archaeologist, V (1955), 82, 87.

SHETRONE, Henry C., "Marine Shells from Ohio Pre-Columbian Burial Mounds,"

Nautilus, LXVIII (1954-55), 11-14.

SMITH, Arthur George, "Onondaga Chert in Northern Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist,

IV, No. 4 (October 1954), 9-10.

SMITH, Arthur George, "Two Peculiar Pendants," Ohio Archaeologist, V (1955),

16-17.

WACHTEL, H. C., "The Glacial Moraines of Southern Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist,

IV, No. 3 (July 1954), 43-45. Artifact finds.

WACHTEL, H. C., "'The Hardstones,' Pendants and Gorgets," Ohio Archaeologist,

IV, No. 4 (October 1954), 17-18.

WACHTEL, H. C., "Three More Hardstones," Ohio Archaeologist, V (1955), 1.

Illustrations facing p. 1.

YATES, George A., "Report on the Pretsch Site," Ohio Archaeologist, V  (1955),

10-13.

 

ARTS AND CRAFTS

DWIGHT, Edward H., "Aaron Houghton Corwine: Cincinnati Artist," Antiques,

LXVII (1955), 502-504. Illustrations include a self-portrait and portraits of Dr.

Samuel P. Hildreth, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mr. and Mrs. Levi James, John

Hough James, and Zaccheus Biggs.

HOMMEL, Martha Hill, "Haus Segen (House Blessing)," Hobbies, LIX, No. 12

(February 1955), 54-55. Engraver Gabriel Miesse lived in Ohio from 1830 until

his death in 1886.

McDERMOTT, John Francis, "Likeness by Audubon," Antiques, LXVII (1955), 499-

501. Includes his work at Cincinnati and prints of his portraits of John Cleves

Symmes, General and Mrs. William Lytle, and possibly Aaron H. Corwine.

MARKS, Robert W., "The Photography of Clarence H. White," Gentry, IX (Winter

1953-54), 134-137. White was born at West Carlisle and was a long-time resident

of Newark, Ohio, where he had a studio.

MEAD, Edward G., "Ohio's Contribution to American Music," Daughters of the

American Revolution Magazine, LXXXIX (1955), 563-566, 632.

RODABAUGH, James H., "From Mounds to Mansions: Ohio Architecture in History,"

Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 3-24.

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"A Tecumseh Portrait?" Indiana History Bulletin, XXXI (1954), 178. Concerns

a possible Tecumseh portrait at the Chicago Natural History Museum.

ZIEGLER, Elsie Reif, The Blowing-wand: A Story of Bohemian Glass-Making in

Ohio. Philadelphia, John C. Winston Company, 1955. ²¹²p.

 

BIBLIOGRAPHIES, GUIDES, AND CATALOGS

HUBACH, Robert R., "They Saw the Early Midwest: A Bibliography of Travel

Narratives, 1673-1850," Illinois State Historical Society, Journal, XLVII (1954),

385-397.

"Letters from Little Mac: 33 A.L.Ss. & L.Ss. by General McClellan," The Month at

Goodspeed's Book Shop, XXVI (1954-55), 203-206. Brief sketch of George B.

McClellan and list of McClellan letters held by Goodspeed's.

[MARTIN, Elizabeth R.], "The George White Papers," Museum Echoes, XXVII

(1954), [64].

"Ohio," in "Survey of Picture Collections Relating to Individual States," Eye to Eye,

No. 6 (September 1954), 36-38.

SMITH, S. Winifred, comp., "A Survey of Publications in Ohio History, Archae-

ology, and Natural History, August 1953-July 1954," Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Quarterly, LXIII (1954), 388-406.

STUTLER, Boyd B., "John Brown's Letters and Documents," Manuscripts, VII (1954-

55), 4-12. Gives the Ohio Historical Society as second largest holder of John

Brown documents; first is the author.

 

BIOGRAPHY

ANSLEY, Delight, The Sword and the Spirit: A Life of John Brown. New York,

Thomas Y. Crowell, 1955. 256p. High school level.

BARNARD, Harry, Rutherford B. Hayes and His America. Indianapolis, Bobbs-

Merrill, 1954. 606p.

BREMNER, Robert H., "Robert Henri," Museum Echoes, XXVII (1954), 75-78.

BUSH, Vannevar, "Karl Taylor Compton," American Philosophical Society, Year

Book, 1954, 409-412.

CHURCHILL, Alfred Vance, "Midwestern: Grandma Vance, 1810-1901," Northwest

Ohio Quarterly, XXVII (1955-56), 32-42.

CHURCHILL, Alfred Vance, "Midwestern: Grandpa Vance," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXVI (1954-55), 294-303.

DWIGHT, Edward H., "Robert S. Duncanson," Historical and Philosophical Society

of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 203-211.

DWIGHT, Edward H., "Robert S. Duncanson," Negro History Bulletin, XVIII (1954-

55), 53-54. The same article appeared in Museum Echoes for June 1954.

FANNING, Ralph, "James R. Hopkins," Museum Echoes, XXVII (1954), 91-93.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Old Bill Gibson, the Man on Ohio's Conscience," Inside

Ohio Magazine, III, No. 8 (August 1954), 18-20.

HARVEY, E. Newton, "George Harrison Shull," American Philosophical Society,

Year Book, 1954, 446-449.

HAVIGHURST, Walter, Annie Oakley of the Wild West. New York, Macmillan

Company, 1954. 246p.

LAND, Mary, "'Bluff' Ben Wade's New England Background," New England

Quarterly, XXVII (1954), 484-509.

LOCKETT, Annie Hoge, "Hiram Powers: Clockmaker's Apprentice," Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII (1954), 283-292.

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MILLER, Dorothy, "David Blythe," Museum Echoes, XXVII (1954), 67-70.

MURDOCK, Eugene C., "Cleveland's Johnson: At Home," Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Quarterly, LXIII (1954), 319-335.

D'CONNOR, John, Jr., "George Wesley Bellows," Museum Echoes, XXVII (1954),

83-85.

PATTERSON, Grove, I Like People: The Autobiography of Grove Patterson. New

York, Random House, 1954. 300p.

PRICE, Robert, Johnny Appleseed, Man and Myth. Bloomington, Ind., Indiana Uni-

versity Press, 1954. 320p.

RICE, Grantland, The Tumult and the Shouting: My Life in Sport. New York, A. S.

Barnes & Co., 1954. 384p.

ROBBINS, Jhan, and June Robbins, Eight Weeks to Live: The Last Chapter in the

Life of Senator Robert A. Taft. New York, Doubleday & Company, 1954. ²3p.

RODABAUGH, James H., "Charles T. Webber," Museum Echoes, XXVII (1954),

59-62.

SCHULLIAN, Dorothy M., "Howard Dittrick (1877-1954)," Bulletin of the History

of Medicine, XXIX (1955), 75-76.

SIBERELL, Lloyd Emerson, "Dard Hunter," The Amateur Book Collector, V, No. 2

(October 1954), 6-8.

SIEGEL, Leo K., "John Eaton, Jr.: The Early Years, 1829-1862," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 50-62. Superintendent of schools at Toledo.

SMITH, James S. and Kathryn, "Sedulous Sergeant, Patrick Gass," Montana: The

Magazine of Western History, V, No. 3 (July 1955), 20-27. A one-time resident

of Ohio with the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

SOUTHWICK, Erman Dean, "Doctor S. P. Hildreth and His Home," Ohio Historical

Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 30-54.

STEVENS, Harry R., "David Everett Wade (1763-1842): Patriot, Tanner, Deacon,

Alderman," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955),

181-190. A Cincinnatian.

STUTLER, Boyd B., "An Eyewitness Describes the Hanging of John Brown," American

Heritage, VI, No. 2 (February 1955), 4-9.

"Thomas D. Graham," Garretson News, XI, No. 3 (November 1954), 1-4. Of

Delaware, Ohio.

WABNITZ, William, "Charles Theodore Greve: Notes on the Boyhood and Maturity

of a Cincinnati Historian," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin,

XIII (1955), 115-133.

WHALEY, Elizabeth J., Forgotten Hero: General James B. McPherson: The Biography

of a Civil War General. New York, Exposition Press, 1955. 203p.

 

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

BATTELLE, L. G., Story of Ohio Accountancy. Dayton, Ohio Society of Certified

Public Accountants, 1954. 281p.

EVERHART, J. O., "The Early Evolution of an Ohio Industry," Ohio State Uni-

versity, College of Engineering, News in Engineering, XXVII, No. 1 (February

1955), 22-26. Brick making.

GOLEMBE, Carter H., "Origins of Deposit Insurance in the Middle West, 1834-

1866," Indiana Magazine of History, LI (1955), 113-120.

HOAG, S. Durward, "How to Give Customers What They Want," The Hotel

Monthly, LXIII, No. 742 (January 1955), 16-25. Story of the growth of Hotel

Lafayette, Marietta, Ohio.

KONKLE, Ward W., "Ohio Maple Syrup, 'Nectar of the Gods,'" Inside Ohio Maga-

zine, IV, No. 3 (March 1955), 13-15.

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LITCHFIELD, Paul Weeks, Industrial Voyage: My Life as an Industrial Lieutenant

New York, Doubleday & Co., 1954. 347p. Autobiography of the chairman or

the board of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.

PARK, Clyde W., The Cincinnati Equitable Insurance Company: Oldest Fire In-

surance Company West of the Alleghenies. Cincinnati Equitable Insurance Com-

pany, 1954. 196p.

PRUGH, Daniel F., "Franklin Countian Petitions Marker Committee to Erect Plaque

at Site of Old Grist Mill," Franklin County Historical Society, Historical Bulletin,

VII (1954-55), 42-44. A roller mill patented by Murray Case in 1882.

SHEPPARD, E. J., "Marketing Integration in Early Ohio," Journal of Marketing,

XIX, No. 2 (October 1954), 166-168. The Worthington Manufacturing Company.

STEVENS, Harry R., "Bank Enterprisers in a Western Town, 1815-1822," Business

History Review, XXIX (1955), 139-156. Cincinnati.

STEVENS, Harry R., "Henry Clay, the Bank, and the West in 1824," American His-

torical Review, LX (1954-55), 843-848.

 

DIARIES, LETTERS, AND MEMOIRS

COTNER, Robert C., and Watt P. Marchman, eds., "Correspondence of Guy M.

Bryan and Rutherford B. Hayes: Additional Letters," Ohio State Archaeological

and Historical Quarterly, LXIII (1954), 349-377.

GARRATY, John A., ed., "The Correspondence of George A. Myers and James Ford

Rhodes, 1910-1923," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 1-29, 125-167,

239-286.

GRAF, LeRoy P., ed., "Three Ohio Republicans Consider the Political Currents of

1872: A Document," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII

(1954), 293-307. Several letters of John W. Fuller of Toledo, William R. Thrall

of Cincinnati, and Samuel Thomas of Zanesville to John Eaton, United States

Commissioner of Education.

GRAY, Leslie R., ed., "From Bethlehem to Fairfield 1798," Moravian Historical

Society, Transactions, XVI (1954), 1-42. The journal of Benjamin Mortimer who

accompanied Heckewelder and the Moravian Indians. Slight reference to Ohio.

HALL, Virginius C., "Journal of Isaac Hite, 1773," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII (1954), 263-281. Hite was a member of Bullitt's

surveying party at Louisville. Several references to Ohio Indians.

KNOPF, Richard C., ed., "Personal Notes on the 'Whiskey Rebels,'" Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII (1954), 308-323. Correspondence of

Isaac Craig, deputy quartermaster in Anthony Wayne's legion, relating to the

Whiskey Rebellion.

MARCHMAN, Watt P., ed., "Lucy Webb (Hayes) in Cincinnati--The First Five

Years, 1848-1852," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII

(1955), 38-60. Letters from her correspondence.

RUPPEL, George, ed., "Early Days of the University of Dayton: Excerpts from the

Chronicles of Nazareth," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, LXIII

(1954), 378-387.

SHEPARD, Lee, ed., "William Walker on Joseph Brant: Historical Indian Letter,"

Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII (1954), 324-329.

 

EDUCATION

EELLS, William H., "How to Learn Practical Politics," Inside Ohio Magazine, VIII,

No. 11 (November 1954), 18-19. Functioning of Ohio Wesleyan University's

Institute of Practical Politics since organized in 1947.

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Here's Proof That Ohio Had Nation's First Agricultural College," Ohio Farmer,

CCXV, No. 6 (March 19, 1955), 46-47.

ACKSON, Margaret M., "Antioch's Glen Helen," Nature Magazine, XLVII (1954),

426-427. Recreational and educational uses of Antioch's forest tract.

ACQUET, E. A., "Coonskin Library: Josh True's 'Skin Game' Brought Books to

Ohio," Sohioan, XXVI, No. 5 (October 1954), 11.

AGENDORPH, Kent, "Teaching the Glories of Ohio," Inside Ohio Magazine, III,

No. 9 (September 1954), 23-25. In class of Mrs. Margaret S. Hoffman, DeVilbiss

High School, Toledo.

'School Days Through the Years," Wellsville Echoes, VII, No. 1 (1955), 3-5.

Story of the schools at Wellsville, Ohio.

STOLZENBACH, Norma F., "The Wheeler Operahouse," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XXVI (1954), 210-257.

 

FOLKLORE

KING, Walter, Sr., "Sparks from Ottawa Campfires: The Story of Manabozho and

Why the Willow Is Red," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVI (1954), 197-199.

Legend of the Ottawa Indians told by the oldest living male member of the tribe,

now residing in Oklahoma. The story is laid in the Maumee Valley.

 

GENEALOGY

DICKORE, Marie, "Anderson Township Pioneers, Hamilton County, Ohio," His-

torical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 223-228. In-

cludes lists for Asbury, Stagg, Ayer, and Bennett cemeteries.

DICKORE, Marie, "The 'Fulton Cemeteries' in Present-day Cincinnati," Historical

and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XII (1954), 330-336; XIII (1955),

69-73.

DICKORE, Marie, ed., "Inscriptions for Three Cemeteries in Columbia," Historical

and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 152-155. Two at Fulton;

one, the Columbia Presbyterian.

MAIN, Mrs. Carl, "Hoadley-Hine-Caulkins, Naugatuck, Conn., and Delaware Co.,

Ohio," American Genealogist, XXXI (1955), 101.

"Roster of Members," Society of Indiana Pioneers, Year Book, 1954, 57-114. Gives

names of ancestors and places of origin. Many from Ohio.

 

GENERAL

BORAH, Leo A., "Ohio Makes Its Own Prosperity," National Geographic Magazine,

CVII (1955), 435-484.

PLAGEMANN, Bentz, "Ohio," Holiday, XVII, No. 6 (June 1955), 38-51. Present-

day Ohio against its historical background.

 

HISTORICAL FICTION

ELLIS, William D., Jonathan Blair: Bounty Lands Lawyer. Cleveland and New York,

World Publishing Company, 1954. ⁴64p.

McGOVERN, Ann, Annie Oakley and the Rustlers. New York, Simon and Schuster,

1955. Unpaged. Juvenile.

WILSON, William Edward, The Raiders. New York, Rinehart & Company, 1955.

244p. Background of the action is the raid of General John Hunt Morgan into

Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio in July 1863.

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INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS

BECKNER, Lucien, "The Moundbuilders," Filson Club History Quarterly, XXI:

(1955), 203-225. Deals more with historic Indians than with the "moundbuilders.

BLASINGHAM, Emily J., "The Miami Prior to the French and Indian War,

Ethnohistory, II (1955), 1-10.

FABEN, W. W., "Old Settlers' Tales--The Indians of Williams County," Northwest

Ohio Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 68-74.

KING, Walter, Sr., "Sparks from Ottawa Campfires: Meaning of the Name Pontiac,

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVI (1954), 292-293.

KNOPF, Richard C., ed., "A Precise Journal of General Wayne's Last Campaign,'

American Antiquarian Society, Proceedings, LXIV (1954), 273-302.

KNOPF, Richard C., ed., "Wayne's Western Campaign: The Wayne-Knox Corre

spondence, 1793-1794, Part II," Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography

LXXVIII (1954), 424-455.

MAHR, August C., "Semantic Analysis of Eighteenth-Century Delaware Indian Names

for Medicinal Plants," Ethnohistory, II (1955), 11-28.

MAHR, August C., "Aboriginal Culture Traits as Reflected in 18th Century Delaware

Indian Tree Names," Ohio Journal of Science, LIV (1954), 380-387.

MULKEARN, Lois, "Half King, Seneca Diplomat of the Ohio Valley," Western

Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, XXXVII (1953-54), 65-81.

PECKHAM, Howard H., Captured by Indians: True Tales of Pioneer Survivors.

New Brunswick, N. J., Rutgers University Press, 1954. 238p. Several of the

captives were taken or lived for a time in Ohio: Mary Jemison, Daniel Boone,

Frances Slocum, Dr. John Knight, Oliver Spencer, and Matthew Brayton.

QUIMBY, George I., "Discovered: A Possible Tecumseh Portrait," Chicago Natural

History Museum, Bulletin, XXV, No. 9 (September 1954), 3.

SMITH, Dwight L., "Shawnee Captivity Ethnography," Ethnohistory, II (1955),

29-41.

TALBERT, Charles G., "Kentucky Invades Ohio--1780," Kentucky Historical Society,

Register, LII (1954), 291-300. An account of Clark's campaign into the Miami

Valley against the British and Indians.

WITTHOFT, John, and William A. Hunter, "The Seventeenth-Century Origin of the

Shawnee," Ethnohistory, II (1955), 42-57.

 

INVENTIONS AND INVENTORS

HAINES, Madge, and Leslie Morrill, The Wright Brothers, First to Fly. Nashville,

Abingdon Press, 1955. 128p. For ages eight to twelve.

KEENER, William G., "Ohio's Pioneer Auto Maker: Alexander Winton," Museum

Echoes, XXVIII (1955), 19-22.

KEENER, William G., "The Ritty-Patterson Cash Register," Museum Echoes, XXVIII

(1955), 11-14.

KEENER, William G., "The Wright Brothers," Museum Echoes, XXVIII (1955),

35-38.

PRAGER, Frank D., "An Early Steamboat Plan of John Fitch," Pennsylvania Maga-

zine of History and Biography, LXXIX (1955), 63-80.

RODABAUGH, James H., "Arthur L. Garford," Museum Echoes, XXVIII (1955),

51-54.

[RODABAUGH, James H.], "The Fitch Model Steam Engine," Museum Echoes,

XXVIII (1955), 3-6.

STILL, John S., "Charles Martin Hall," Museum Echoes, XXVIII (1955), 27-30.

STILL, John S., "Obed Hussey," Museum Echoes, XXVIII (1955), 43-45.

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LITERARY HISTORY

OLMSTEAD, John G., "Sinclair Lewis at Seventeen," Oberlin Alumni Magazine, L

(1954), No. 8 (October 1954), 6-7.

 

LOCAL HISTORY

BARNHOLTH, William I., The Cuyahoga-Tuscarawas Portage. Akron, Summit

County Historical Society, 1954. 29p.

BLAINE, Harry S., "Democratic Jollification in Attica, 1884," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXVII (1955-56), 28-33.

CHURCHILL, Alfred Vance, "Midwestern: An Oberlin Homestead," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 75-85.

CHURCHILL, Alfred Vance, "Midwestern: Oberlin Playmates," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 130-137.

DODDS, Gilbert F., "Darby Creek Settlement," Franklin County Historical Society,

Historical and Genealogical Bulletin, VII (1955), 25.

DODDS, Gilbert F., "Early Settlers of Jefferson Township [Franklin County],"

Franklin County Historical Society, Historical and Genealogical Bulletin, VII

(1954), 4-5.

DODDS, Gilbert F., "Pioneer Newspaperman," Franklin County Historical Society,

Historical Bulletin, VII (1955), 52. James B. Gardiner.

DOWNES, Randolph C., and Catherine G. Simonds, The Maumee Valley, U. S. A.:

An American Story. Toledo, Historical Society of Northwestern Ohio, 1955. 214p.

A textbook for seventh and eighth grades.

DUNLAP, James F., "Sophisticates and Dupes: Cincinnati Audiences, 1851," His-

torical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 87-97. Theater-

going in Cincinnati.

"Early German School Ends Long Service," Franklin County Historical Society, His-

torical and Genealogical Bulletin, VII (1955), 26-28. Fourth Street Elementary

School, Columbus.

"¹⁸⁰⁵ Was a Big Year ...," Ashtabula County Historical Society, Quarterly Bulletin,

III, No. 2 (July 25, 1955), [2-4]. In the settlement of five townships of Ashtabula

County.

FABEN, W. W., "Old Settlers' Tales--Stories of Williams County," Northwest Ohio

Quarterly," XXVII (1955), 114-119.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Chillicothe--Ohio's First Capital," Inside Ohio Magazine,

IV, No. 2 (February 1955), 20-26, 29.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Dayton--Yesterday and Today," Inside Ohio Magazine, III,

No. 12 (December 1954), 22-25, 36-37.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Mansfield: Portrait of an Ideal City," Inside Ohio Magazine,

IV, No. 3 (March 1955), 9-12.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Salem--City of Peace," Inside Ohio Magazine, IV, No. 1

(January 1955), 21-23.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Springfield, City of Culture," Inside Ohio Magazine, III,

No. 11 (November 1954), 15-17, 33.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "The Vindication of Youngstown," Inside Ohio Magazine,

III, No. 10 (October 1954), 17-19, 33.

HARDMAN, Anson F., "Waverly--Ohio's Atomic City," Inside Ohio Magazine, III,

No. 9 (September 1954), 16-19.

HAUCK, Cornelius J., "Deer Creek in Cincinnati," Historical and Philosophical

Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 159-172.

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KIRK, Des B., "Little Known Facts About the Great Lakes Area," Inside Ohio

Magazine, III, No. 11 (November 1954), 31; No. 12 (December 1954), 35; IV,

No. 1 (January 1955), 28; IV, No. 2 (February 1955), 19.

LINDSEY, David, Ohio's Western Reserve: The Story of Its Place Names. Cleveland,

Press of Western Reserve University and Western Reserve Historical Society, 1955.

111p.

LONGSWORTH, Ferne M., "Old Days of the Lima House," Allen County Historical

Society, The Reporter, No. 64 (January 1955), 1-9.

MECKSTROTH, J. A., "Columbus Has Come a Long Way," The Quill, XLII, No.

11 (November 1954), 19-20.

"The Origins of Fremont," in Official Program, Croghan Day [Fremont, Ohio],

August 2 to August 4, 1954, 11-21.

SELDEN, Florence, "Ten Presidents Slept Here," Inside Ohio Magazine, III, No. 10

(October 1954), 30-32. The Golden Lamb hotel, Lebanon, Ohio.

The Story of Bainbridge, 1805-1955, Ross County, Ohio. Springfield, Ohio, H. K.

Skinner & Son, [1955]. 40p.

"View of Dayton, O.," Old Print Shop Portfolio, XIV (1954-55), 104. Lithograph,

drawn from nature and printed by E. Sachse & Co., about 1851.

"Wellsville in 1854," Wellsville Echoes, VI (1954), 43-48.

WHEELER, Robert C., "The Allen County Historical Museum," Ohio Historical

Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 206-209.

WISE, Leo Lillian, "A Pioneer Justice of the Peace," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XXVII (1955), 63-67. Adam Stine, of Jackson Township, Lucas County.

 

MEDICAL HISTORY

BLANKENHORN, M. A., "Pioneer Doctors' Saddle Bags," Historical and Philo-

sophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 213-215. Bags used by Drs.

Harmon and Squire in the Western Reserve.

BUNTS, A. T., "Leaves From an Ohio Doctor's Scrapbook," Historical and Philo-

sophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 134-141.

EDWARDS, Linden F., Body Snatching in Ohio During the Nineteenth Century.

Fort Wayne, Ind., Public Library of Fort Wayne and Allen County, 1955. 26p.

Reprinted from the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, for October

1950.

EDWARDS, Linden F., "A Chronological Review of Ohio's Enviable Medical Record.

Part I--The First Seventy-five Years," Ohio State Medical Journal, LI (1955),

453-456.

FERTIG, Henry H., "Some Letters of Jared Potter Kirtland," Ohio State Medical

Journal, LI (1955), 553-557.

GEBHARD, Bruno, "From Medicine Show to Health Museum        (Historical Aspects

of Public Health Education in the United States of America)," Ohio State Medical

Journal, LI (1955), 145-147. Deals especially with the Cleveland Health Museum.

GINN, Curtiss, "History of the Montgomery County Medical Society, 1849-1949,"

Ohio State Medical Journal, L (1954), 951-954, 1051-1054.

HEALD, E. T., "History of the Stark County Medical Society in the 19th Century,"

Stark County Medical Society, Bulletin, Annual Issue, January 1955, 1-25.

JONES, N. E., "The Ohio Medical Profession," Ohio State Medical Journal, LI

(1955), 46-50.

McGRANE, Reginald C., "The Cincinnati College of Pharmacy," Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 25-37.

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MARSH, John O., "B. F. Gard--Early Columbus Doctor," Franklin County Historical

Society, Historical Bulletin, VII (1955), 51.

O'BRIEN, Tom, "Rabies in Ohio," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 3 (March

1955), 8, 28.

PIERCY, Harry D., "Shaker Medicines," Ohio State Archaeological and Historical

Quarterly, LXIII (1954), 336-348.

PRESTON, Robert H., "Noah Worcester and His Textbook," Ohio State Medical

Journal, LI (1955), 678-680. Worcester was a Cincinnati physician.

TREVITT, William, "A Report on Asiatic Cholera Epidemic to the Directors of

the Ohio Penitentiary, Columbus, Ohio, 30th November, 1849, by William Trevitt,

M.D.," Ohio State Medical Journal, L (1954), 860-862.

WAITE, Frederick C., "Censors and Medical Colleges," Ohio State Medical Journal,

L (1954), 1160-1162.

 

NATURAL HISTORY

Birds

BEDNARIK, Karl, "They Wade Ohio Waters," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII,

No. 9 (September 1954), 2-3, 30-32. Herons of Ohio, with photos by Maslowski

and Goodpaster.

BROOKS, Maurice, "Appalachian Region" in "Region Reports--Fall Migration,

August 16 to November 30, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, IX (1955), 24-26.

BROOKS, Maurice, "Appalachian Region," in "Regional Reports, Nesting Season,

June 1 to August 15, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, VIII (1954), 344-345. Re-

gion includes part of Ohio.

BROOKS, Maurice, "Appalachian Region," "in "Region Reports, Spring Season,

April 1 to May 31, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, VIII (1954), 311-312. Region

includes part of Ohio.

BROOKS, Maurice, "Appalachian Region," in "Region Reports, Winter Season,

December 1, 1954-March 31, 1955," Audubon Field Notes, IX (1955), 256-259.

Region includes part of Ohio.

CRUICKSHANK, Allan, ed., "Fifty-fifth Christmas Bird Count," Audubon Field

Notes, IX (1955), 64-234. Sections 226-256, pages 143-153, pertain to Ohio.

GILFILLAN, Merrill C., "Hawks in Ohio," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No.

7 (July 1955), 12-14, 32.

[HARPER, Robert S.], "The Passing of Passenger Pigeons," Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XIX, No. 4 [5] (May 1955), 17, 28-29.

NOLAN, Val, Jr., "Middlewestern Prairie Region," in "Region Reports--Fall Mi-

gration, August 16 to November 30, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, IX (1955),

28-31. Region includes part of Ohio.

NOLAN, Val, Jr., "Middlewestern Prairie Region," in "Regional Reports, Nesting

Season, June 1 to August 15, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, VIII (1954), 347-349.

Region includes part of Ohio.

NOLAN, Val, Jr., "Middlewestern Prairie Region," in "Region Reports, Spring

Season, April 1 to May 31, 1954," Audubon Field Notes, VIII (1954), 314-316.

Region includes part of Ohio.

NOLAN, Val, Jr., "Middlewestern Prairie Region," in "Region Reports, Winter

Season, December 1, 1954-March 31, 1955," Audubon Field Notes, IX (1955),

256-259. Region includes part of Ohio.

RANDLE, Worth, and Emerson Kemsies, "Eastern Willet in Ohio," in "General

Notes," Auk, LXXII (1955), 208.

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Conservation

ARMBRUSTER, Daniel C., "Mountains--and Miles of Fish," Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XVIII, No. 10 (October 1954), 14-15.

BOHLEY, Lou, "The Great Hinckley Hunt," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII,

No. 10 (October 1954), 11, 31-32. An organized hunt for wolves, bear, and

deer in Medina County in 1818.

BOHLEY, Lou, "Medina County," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII, No. 10

(October 1954), 8-10.

CLARK, Clarence F., "Operation Northern Pike," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX,

No. 3 (March 1955), 4-5, 26-28.

COCHRAN, Rod, "New Lyme," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 4 [5],

(May 1955), 13, 30. New Lyme Public Hunting Area: plants and animals.

COLE, Vernon W., "The Lesson From Raccoon Creek," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 2 (February 1955), 10-11, 28-30.

CRAIG, James B., "Muskingum Revisited," America Forests, LX, No. 6 (June 1954),

8-13, 36, 38-39. Development of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District

since 1913.

CUMMINS, Bob, "Two Years of Fish Tagging on Lake Erie," Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XIX, No. 2 (February 1955), 13, 30-31.

DAMBACH, Charles A., "Managing Ohio's Wildlife," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 4 [5], (May 1955), 2-3, 31-32.

DAMBACH, Charles A., "Ohio's Real Red Menace," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 4 (April 1955), 4-5, 24-26. Stream pollution from acid wastes from

mining operations.

DAMBACH, Charles A., "Some Highlights of 1954," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 3 (March 1955), 10-11, 30.

GILFILLAN, Merrill C., "Wanted More Deer Hunters," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 3 (March 1955), 12-13.

HAGUE, John, "Lake County," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 7 (July

1955), 4-7.

HANDLEY, Delmar E., "Ducks and Ohio's Farm Ponds," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 2 (February 1955), 6-7.

HANDLEY, Delmar E., "We're Counting Our 'Woodies,'" Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XIX, No. 7 (July 1955), 2-3.

KNODER, Eugene, "Let's Talk Turkey," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 4

[5], (May 1955), 6-7. Extinction and restoration of wild turkeys in Ohio.

MOSLEY, Carl J., Jr., "We're Snooping on Our Bob Whites," Ohio Conservation

Bulletin, XVIII, No. 11 (November 1954), 16-19.

MANLEY, Wesley M., "Clendening Lake," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII, No.

8 (August 1954), 6-7, 31.

REDETT, Bob, "Springtime Disaster," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 4 (April

1955), 10, 24.

ROACH, Lee S., "Our Pollution Problem," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 3

(March 1955), 21, 30, 29.

ROACH, Lee S., "Wildlife Roundup," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII, No. 10

(October 1954), 19, 30-31. Comparison of early and present qualification and

training of agents of the division of wildlife.

ROACH, O. Dale, "Spring Valley--Another Public Wildlife Area," Ohio Con-

servation Bulletin, XVIII, No. 8 (August 1954), 8-9.

SHAFER, Paul V., "We're Face-Lifting the Little Miami," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 2 (February 1955), 4-5.

WATERS, John, "Marion County," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 7 (July

1955), 4-6.

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WHITESELL, Dale E., "Clark County," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 4

[5] (May 1955), 8-10, 31.

CARBOCK, Bill, and Jack G. Erickson, "Should We Remove Rough Fish?" Ohio

Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 3 (March 1955), 9, 30-31. Experiments at

Lake St. Marys.

Fishes and Reptiles

BROWN, Ed, "Each Spring . . . A Promise," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX,

No. 4 (April 1955), 6-7, 26-27.

CONANT, Roger, "Two New Ohio Localities for the Red-Bellied Water Snake,"

Ohio Journal of Science, LV (1955), 61-62.

CUMMINS, Robert, "Where Do Fish Go?" Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 4

(April 1955), 11, 23. Movement of fish in Lake Erie.

MANN, John, "Subject: Muskies," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIII, No. 4 [5]

(May 1955), 14, 30-31.

PRICE, William R., "Alias 'Water Moccasin,'" Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX,

No. 4 [5] (May 1955), 15. The common water snake of Ohio.

TENNANT, Donald L., "Our Rocky Fork Muskies," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XVIII, No. 11 (November 1954), 8-9.

 

General

COCHRAN, Rod, Ohio's Wildlife Resources. Columbus, Division of Wildlife, Ohio

Department of Natural Resources, 1955. ²10p.

DAVIS, Charles C., "A Preliminary Study of the Plankton of the Cleveland Harbor

Area, Ohio. III. The Zooplankton and General Ecological Considerations of

Phytoplankton, and Zooplankton Production," Ohio Journal of Science, LIV (1954),

388-408.

DINGLE, A. Nelson, "Ohio's Contribution to Meteorology, a Brief Historical

Resume," Ohio Journal of Science, LIV (1954), 378-379.

DODDS, Gilbert F., "Wild Animals 150 Years Ago," Franklin County Historical

Society, Historical and Genealogical Bulletin, VII (1954-55), 35-36.

HARPER, Arthur R., "Autumn of a Naturalist," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII,

No. 11 (November 1954), 21.

MARSHALL, Harold G., "Succession in a Dune Community at Mentor Headlands,

Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, LV (1955), 90-94.

Geology

ALKIRE, Robert L., and Bernard A. Floto, Oil and Gas in Ohio, 1954. Part I:

Drilling and Production Statistics. Part II: The Possible Presence of Buried

Niagaran Reefs in Ohio and Their Relationship to the Newburg Oil and Gas Zone

(Ohio Division of Geological Survey, Reports of Investigations, No. 24. Petroleum

and Natural Gas Series, No. 7). Columbus, Ohio Division of Geological Survey,

1955. 58p.

BOWEN, Charles H., "Lightweight Aggregates in Ohio," Ohio State University,

College of Engineering, News in Engineering, XXVII, No. 2 (April 1955), 18-21.

BOWEN, Charles H., Subsurface Study of the Maxville Limestone in the Muskingum

Valley (Ohio State University Studies, Engineering Series, XXIII, No. 4, Engi-

neering Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 154). Columbus, Ohio State University,

Engineering Experiment Station, 1954. 19p.

CARMAN, J. Ernest, "Revision of the Chillicothe Test-Core Section," Ohio Journal

of Science, LV (1955), 65-72.

DANNER, Wilbert R., and William M. Bethke, "Mississippian-Pennsylvanian Un-

conformity near Adams Mills, Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, LV (1955), 182-184.

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FAGERSTROM, J. A., "The Meigs Creek Coal 'Lower Split' in Short Creek Town

ship, Harrison County, Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, LIV (1954), 347-348.

FULLER, J. Osborn, Source of Sharon Conglomerate of Northeastern Ohio (Ohio

Division of Geological Survey, Report of Investigations, No. 23). Columbus

Ohio Division of Geological Survey, 1955. Reprinted from Bulletin of the

Geological Society of America, LXVI (1955), 159-176.

HUBBARD, George D., "Terrace Interpretation in Southeastern Ohio," Ohio Journal

of Science, LIV (1954), 365-377.

MAGBEE, Byron D., and Robert L. Alkire, Oil and Gas in Morgan County (Ohio

Division of Geological Survey, Reports of Investigations, No. 22). Columbus,

Ohio Division of Geological Survey, 1955. 69p.

MARPLE, Mildred Fisher, "The Geology of Lake Hope State Park," Ohio Con-

servation Bulletin, XVIII, No. 8 (August 1954), 16-19, 32; XVIII, No. 9 (Sep-

tember 1954), 6-7, 32.

MARPLE, Mildred Fisher, "Small Foraminifera of the Pottsville Formation in Ohio,"

Ohio Journal of Science, LV (1955), 81-89.

NICKELL, Walter P., "Fossil Collecting in the Detroit Region," Cranbrook Institute

of Science, News Letter, XXIV (1954-55), 58-63. Important fossil sites at Clay

Center, Woodville, and Silica, Ohio, are discussed. Some of the illustrations are

of Ohio specimens.

Ostracods from  the Middle Devonian Dundee Limestone in Northwestern Ohio

(Contributions from  the Museum  of Paleontology, XI, No. 8). [Ann Arbor,

University of Michigan Press, 1954]. 22p.

SCHMIDT, James J., and Alfred C. Walker, The Ground-Water Resources of the

Areas in the Vicinity of the Interchanges on the East-West Ohio Turnpike (Ohio

Department of Natural Resources, Division of Water, Information Circular No. 5),

Columbus, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, 1954. 65p.

SMITH, Robert C., The Ground-Water Resources of Summit County, Ohio, with a

Section on Glacial Geology by George W. White. Columbus, Ohio Department

of Natural Resources and the United States Geological Survey, 1953 [i. e., 1954].

130p.

SMYTH, Pauline, The Geology Along Route 40 in Ohio (Ohio Division of Geological

Survey, Information Circulars, No. 16). Columbus, Ohio Division of Geological

Survey, 1955. 65p.

STEWART, Grace A., "Age Relations of the Middle Devonian Limestones in Ohio,"

Ohio Journal of Science, LV (1955), 147-181.

STOUT, Wilbur, The Monongahela Series in Eastern Ohio. Edited and prepared

for duplication by Dorothy G. Watkins and others under the supervision of

William H. Smith. Columbus, Department of Natural Resources, Division of

Geological Survey, 1954. 2 v. in 1.

Insects and Other Invertebrates

CHAMPLAIN, Robert A., and Russell W. Whiting, "Helocordulia uhleri (Selys),

a Dragonfly New to Ohio," Entomological News, LXVI (1955), 53.

PELTON, John Z., "A Shrimp in Fresh Water," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII,

No. 8 (August 1954), 10.

Mammals

BEDNARIK, Karl, "The Muskrats in Our Marshes," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XVIII, No. 11 (November 1954), 2-7.

GOSLIN, Robert M., "Eastern Big-Eared Bat in Ohio," Journal of Mammalogy,

XXXV (1954), 430-431. First record in Ohio. Specimen in the Ohio State

Museum.

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METZGER, Brice, "Notes on Mammals of Perry County, Ohio," Journal of

Mammalogy, XXXVI (1955), 101-105.

Plants

LAUFERSWEILER, Joseph D., "Changes with Age in the Proportion of the

Dominants in a Beech-Maple Forest in Central Ohio," Ohio Journal of Science, LV

(1955), 73-80.

PRICE, Bill, "Milkweed," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 7 (July 1955), 20.

TERRELL, Edward E., "The Vascular Flora of Clinton, County, Ohio," Ohio Journal

of Science, LV (1955), 215-240.

OHIO IN THE WARS

CAPPON, Lester J., "The Soldier's Creed," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV (1955),

320-327.

"George Croghan and the Defense of Ft. Stephenson," in Official Program, Croghan

Day [Fremont, Ohio], August 2 to August 4, 1954.

QUENZEL, Carrol H., "Johnny Bull--Billy Yank," Tennessee Historical Quarterly,

XIV (1955), 120-141. Based on letters of George Hovey Cadman, a volunteer

in the 39th O. V. I., to his wife.

REYNOLDS, C. E., "Thirteen Months at Andersonville Prison and What I Saw There:

A Paper Delivered Before the N. L. Association, Napoleon, Ohio, April 24, 1869,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 94-113. From the original manuscript

edited by the Ohio history class of Napoleon High School under the supervision

of John Cuff, instructor.

STEWART, Edgar I., Custer's Luck. Norman, Okla., University of Oklahoma Press,

1955. 538p.

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

BAGBY, Wesley M., "The 'Smoke Filled Room' and the Nomination of Warren G.

Harding," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, XLI (1954-55), 657-674.

BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio--Police, Penal and Parole

Policies in Cleveland and Toledo," American Journal of Economics and Sociology,

XIV (1954-55), 387-398.

ERLICH, Martin, "Benjamin Franklin Wade and the Dissolution of the Union,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVII (1955), 120-129.

FORD, Harvey S., "Walter Folger Brown," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXVI (1954),

200-209.

GARRATY, John A., ed., "The Correspondence of George A. Myers and James Ford

Rhodes, 1910-1923," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV  (1955), 1-29, 125-167,

239-286.

GILBERT, Bentley Brinkerhoff, "Some Aspects of Ohio's Part in the Liberal Re-

publican Movement," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII

(1955), 191-202.

LINDSEY, David, "'Sunset' Cox, Leader of Lincoln's Loyal Opposition, 1861-1865,"

Mid-America (1955), 3-30.

MALLAM, William D., "The Grant-Butler Relationship," Mississippi Valley His-

torical Review, XLI (1954-55), 259-276.

NICHOLS, Roy F., "The Territories: Seedbeds of Democracy," Nebraska History,

XXXV (1954), 159-172. Includes discussion of the Ordinance of 1787.

PETERSON, Owen M., "Ohio Leaders in the Democratic Convention of 1860," His-

torical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 99-113.

STEVENS, Harry R., "Henry Clay, the Bank, and the West in 1824," American

Historical Review, LX (1954-55), 843-848.

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RECREATION

BEDNARIK, Karl, "Trotlining on Lake Erie," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX

No. 7 (1955), 16-17.

CULLMAN, S. L., "Der Schuetzen Pla[t]z (The Shooting Grounds)," Franklin

County Historical Society, Historical and Genealogical Bulletin, VI (1954), 51-52

64-65.

MORSE, Kermit N., "A Place to Hunt," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XVIII, No.

10 (October 1954), 2-5.

PRUGH, Daniel F., "Broad Street Sleigh Ride--Christmas of 1881," Franklin County

Historical Society, Historical and Genealogical Bulletin, VII (1954-55), 2-3.

WHITE, Mark, "New Lakes in Southeastern Ohio," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XIX, No. 4 [5] (May 1955), 4-5.

WOLF, Bill, "It's Always Fishing Season in Ohio," Saturday Evening Post, CCXXVII,

No. 10 (September 4, 1954), 25, 67-70.

"Your State Parks Guide," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XIX, No. 7 (July 1955),

8-11.

RELIGIOUS HISTORY

BOASE, Paul H., "Slavery and the Ohio Circuit Rider," Ohio Historical Quarterly,

LXIV (1955), 195-205.

HEISS, Willard C., "Hiram Mendenhall and the Union Home Community," Friends

Historical Association, Bulletin, XLII (1955), 43-50. The community was in

Randolph County, Indiana, but there are numerous references to Ohio.

PRUGH, Daniel F., "Metropolitan Columbus Y. M. C. A. Observes 100th Anni-

versary: History Traced from 1855," Franklin County Historical Society, Historical

and Genealogical Bulletin, VII (1955), 14-18.

SALOMON, Richard G., "St. John's Parish, Worthington, and the Beginnings of the

Episcopal Church in Ohio," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 55-76.

THORNBURG, Opal, "Muskets or Muster Fines--Ohio and Indiana Quakers and

the Civil War," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955),

173-180. Reaction of Quakers to the draft, especially that of Marcus Mote of

Lebanon, Ohio.

WISBEY, Herbert A., Jr., "A Salvation Army Prelude: The Christian Mission in

Cleveland, Ohio," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIV (1955), 77-81.

SOCIAL HISTORY

Analysis of Child Labor in Ohio Industry: Injuries, Education, Occupation, 1949-1954.

Columbus, Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Women and Minors and

Minimum Wage and Division of Labor Statistics, 1955. 38p.

BREMNER, Robert H., "The Civic Revival in Ohio--Harris R. Cooley and Cooley

Farms," American Journal of Economics and Sociology, XIV   (1954-55), 71-75.

A charitable and correctional institution near Cleveland.

PAPIER, William, "Employment Promotion in Ohio," Inside Ohio Magazine, IV,

No. 4 (April 1955), 8-11. A study of population and employment since 1932.

STEELE, Ellsworth, "The Flint Glass Workers' Union in the Indiana Gas Belt

and the Ohio Valley in the 1890's," Indiana Magazine of History, L (1954),

229-250.

TRANSPORTATION

DUNCAN, Francis, "The Story of the D & C," Inland Seas, X (1954), 171-179,

253-262; XI (1955), 126-132.

HARRISON, Timothy A., "George Washington's Railroad," Highway Magazine,

XLVI (1955), 101-105. The Chesapeake and Ohio. Railroad map and some

historical data.

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HOLDEN, Sprague, "Uncle Sam's First Road: Ohio Gained the Lion's Share of

Benefit from the Very First U. S. Highway, the Famed Historic Cumberland

Road," Inside Ohio Magazine, IV, No. 2 (February 1955), 15-18, 28.

KLEIN, Benjamin and Eleanor, eds., The Ohio River Handbook and Picture Album.

Cincinnati, Young and Klein, 1954. ⁴32p. New and enlarged edition.

LANDON, Fred, "Great Lakes Storm of 1913," Michigan History, XXXVIII (1954),

265-272.

LANING, Paul F., "Frontier Railroads in Ohio's Great Lakes Region," Inland Seas,

X (1954), 180-186, 243-252.

MASTICS, Al, "Walk-in-the-Water," Inland Seas, X (1954), 219-220.

MAURER, Maurer, "Richard Clayton--Aeronaut," Historical and Philosophical Society

of Ohio, Bulletin, XIII (1955), 143-150.

METCALF, Clarence S., "The Skipper of the Golden Age," Inland Seas, X (1954),

216-218. Captain Charles Hubbard of Toledo.

The Ohio: From Pittsburgh to Cairo. Cincinnati, Taft Museum, 1955. Exhibition

catalog.

PANCOAST, Lucy Hall, "Girdled Road," Ohio Engineer, XIII, No. 6 (June 1955),

19. Road from the Pennsylvania line west to Cleveland contracted for in 1798.

"Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Steamer Messenger No. 2," Old Print Shop Portfolio, XIV

(1954), 81. Lithographed hand-colored print of an Ohio River paddle steamboat.

WOLCOTT, Merlin D., "Marblehead Lighthouse," Inland Seas, X (1954), 274-277.

TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION

SMITH, Ophia D., "A Trip to Texas in 1855," Southwestern Historical Quarterly,

LIX (1955-56), 24-39. An account of a trip of John H. James and Mrs. James

of Urbana, Ohio, based on his manuscript notebook.

MASTERS THESES ON OHIO SUBJECTS IN OHIO

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

DONNELL, Raymond W., Edward Dickinson and the History of Music in Oberlin,

1892-1922. Oberlin College, 1955.

DUNCAN, Richard, Pro-Southern and Peace Sentiment in Southeastern Ohio During

the Civil War. Ohio University, 1955.

GAMBLE, Jay Mack, Steamboats on the Muskingum. Ohio University, 1954.

GERSHON, Philip S., A History of American Reform Judaism, 1885-1900. Hebrew

Union College, 1955.

GLEASON, Daniel, Early Decline of Rural Population in Ohio, 1840-1910. Ohio

State University, 1955.

HILL, Frederick D., Legislative Activity During the Governorship of George White.

Ohio State University, 1955.

KING, Lucy, Problems and Influences of the Subdistrict Schools in Butler County,

Ohio. Miami University, 1955.

LIEBERMAN, Max, Territorial Problems in the Ohio Country, 1785-1795. Miami

University, 1954.

NEAL, J. Allen, Colonel Henry Bouquet's Expedition of 1763-1764: A Study of

British Military Tactics as Used Against the Indians of North America. Ohio

State University, 1955. Deals with Ohio to a great extent.

SCHWARTZMAN, Allan H., William Rosenau, His Life and Work as Rabbi and

Communal Leader. Hebrew Union College, 1955.

THOMPSON, Bertha Boys, The History of Miami University from 1873 to 1900.

Miami University, 1954.

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