Ohio History Journal

A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS IN OHIO HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY AUGUST 1963 -- JULY 1964 compiled by s. WINIFRED SMITH AGRICULTURE DURAND, Loyal, Jr., "The Major Milksheds of the Northeastern Quarter of the United States," Economic Geography, XL (1964), 9-33. Ohio areas shown in twenty milksheds. STOVER, Stephen L., "Ohio's Sheep Year; 1868," Agricultural History, XXXVIII (1964), 102-107. ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT McPHERSON, James M., "The Fight Against the Gag Rule: Joshua Leavitt and Antislavery Insurgency in the Whig Party, 1839-1842," Journal of Negro History, XLVIII (1963), 177-195. Considerable space devoted to Joshua R. Giddings. VOEGELI, Jacque, "The Northwest and the Race Issue, 1861-1862," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, L (1963), 235-251. ARCHAEOLOGY ALLMAN, John C., "Summary: Erp Bluff-Top Site," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 79-80. Near Pleasant Hill, Ohio. BABY, Raymond S., and Martha A. Potter, "Archaeological Fieldwork, 1963," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 21-22. BRYAN, Alan L., "Recent Excavations at Hopewell Habitation Sites in Ohio," Man, LXIV (1964), 86-87. CAMPBELL, Myers W., "A Laurentian Campsite," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 42-45. Jefferson County, Ohio. CONVERSE, Robert N., "An Incised Stone Pendant from Gallia County," Ohio Archae- ologist, XIII (1963), 67. CONVERSE, Robert N., "Ohio Flint Types," Ohio Archaeologist, XIII (1963), 79-121. "Coshocton Adena Cache Blade Find," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 12-14. CRAWFORD, Betty J., "Birdstone from Huron County," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 91. "Flint Ridge," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III, No. 7 (July 1964), [1]. Prehistoric Indian quarries between Newark and Zanesville.

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FORSYTH, Jane L., "What Geology Tells the Ohio Archaeologist," Ohio Archaeologist,

XIV (1964), 48-54.

"Gravel Kame Artifacts," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 15. From the Zimmerman

farm near Roundhead, Ohio.

JOHNSTON, James R., "A New Birdstone Find," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 41.

Found by Dave Schatz in Hancock County.

LONG, Russell J., "The Raisch-Smith Site near Oxford, Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist,

XII (1962), 68-69.

MILES, Charles, "Projectile Point Types," Hobbies, LXIX, No. 2 (April 1964), 113-115,

126. Includes Adena type.

"Muskingum County Site Material," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 85.

"Ohio Fort Ancient Points," Ohio Archaeologist, XIII (1963), 70-72.

OLAFSON, Sigfus, "West Virginia Flints Used in Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV

(1964), 37-39.

PATTERSON, Richard P., and David D. Ray, "Archaic Man in Washington County,

Ohio, Report No. 1," Ohio Archaeologist, XIII (1963), 57-62.

POTTER, Martha A., "Some Paleo-Indian Artifacts from Miami County, Ohio," Ohio

Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 8-10.

PRUFER, Olaf H., "Excavations at the Brown and McGraw Sites near Chillicothe,

Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 5-7.

RICHARD, Edward, "A Burial Offering," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 72. A stone

tablet and an implement found in Coshocton County.

SERVEY, Ralph J., and Ed W. Atkinson, "Celt-Like Artifacts Used as Smoothing and

Abrading Stones," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 75-78. All artifacts from the

Portsmouth, Ohio, area.

SMITH, Arthur George, "An Adena Effigy Pipe," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964),

26-27. Found in Licking County, Ohio.

SMITH, Arthur George, "An Adena Type Scraper," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964),

11. Two of the three specimens illustrated were found in Ohio.

SMITH, Arthur George, "The Montgomery Burial Site near La Carne, Ottawa County,

Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 96-98.

STARR, S. Frederick, "Prehistoric Miami Fort," Ohio Archaeologist, XIII (1963), 12-

17. In Hamilton County, near the mouth of the Miami River.

SUTTON, Ernest R., "Exploration of an Adena Mound near Guysville in Athens

County, Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 100-101.

WITZMAN, Joseph, "A Summit County Village Site," Ohio Archaeologist, XII (1962),

78-79.

 

ARTS AND CRAFTS

 

"Behind One of the Best Richardsonian Facades in the City," Historic Preservation,

XVI (1964), 22-23. The Arcade at Cleveland.

HOOVER, Earl R., "¹⁹⁶⁴ Is Anniversary Year of 'Up On The House Top,'" Ohioana,

VII (1964), 35-37, 83-84.

KEENER, William G., and Donald A. Hutslar, "The Powder Horn," Ohio History,

LXXII (1963), 320-323. Horns illustrated are from the collections of the Ohio His-

torical Society.

MacKENZIE, Donald R., "Early Ohio Painters: Cincinnati, 1830-1850," Ohio History,

LXXIII (1964), 111-118.

MARTIN, Elizabeth R., "The Civil War Lithographs of Alfred Edward Mathews,"

Ohio History, LXXII (1963), 230-242.

RENTSCHLER, Thomas B., "Cosmopolitan and Gwyn & Campbell Carbines," Ameri-

can Rifleman, CXI, No. 1 (January 1963), 26-27. Guns made in Hamilton, Ohio, in the

Civil War period.

RODEE, Margaret A., "Silver Making in Early Ohio," Ohiana, VI (1963), 67-71.

SCHNEIDER, Norris F., Zanesville Art Pottery. Zanesville, Ohio, the author, 1963.

27p.

SCHUMM, MacDonald, "Delamar Kinnear's Oxygen Lard Lamp," Pickaway County

Historical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, June 1964, pp. 3-4.

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SHOEMAKER, Dacia Custer, "Up On The House Top," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes,

II, No. 12 (December 1963), [1]. An account of Benjamin Hanby's song by that title.

"The State House," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, II, No. 10 (October 1963), [1].

 

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

"The Harding Papers," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, II, No. 11 (November 1963),

[1]. On two collections recently acquired by the Society.

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Inventory of the Arthur Lovett Garford Papers, 1877-1933 (Ohio Historical Society

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Mimeographed.

Inventory of the Erasmus Gest Papers, 1834-1885 (Ohio Historical Society Inventory

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graphed.

Inventory and Calendar of the John Brown, Jr., Papers (Ohio Historical Society In-

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Inventory and Calendar of the Walter F. Brown Papers, 1907-1950 (Ohio Historical

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MARCHMAN, Watt P., "Ohio Rich in Manuscript Repositories," Hobbies, LXVIII, No.

10 (December 1963), 110-111, 128-129.

SMITH, S. Winifred, "A Survey of Publications in Ohio History and Archaeology, Au-

gust 1962-July 1963," Ohio History, LXXII (1968), 303-319.

 

 

BIOGRAPHY

 

ADAMS, John R., Harriet Beecher Stowe. New York, Twayne Publishers, 1968. 172p.

A complete survey of the author's work and an evaluation of her literary and social

significance.

"Andrews Is Early AA [Ashland Academy] President," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, III, No. 6 (December 1963), 2. Lorin Andrews, later president of Kenyon

College.

BEASLEY, Rex, Edison. Philadelphia, Chilton Books, 1964. 176p. For young adults.

BECKER, Carl M., "A Buckeye in Tennessee: Sojourn of Alienation," Tennessee His-

torical Quarterly, XXII (1963), 335-346. Thomas Owen Lowe of Dayton.

BECKER, Carl M., "John William Lowe: Failure in Inner-Direction," Ohio History,

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[BOGUE, Virgil T.], "Benjamin F. Wade," Ashtabula County Historical Society,

Quarterly Bulletin, X, No. 3 (September 15, 1963), [1-4].

BOYD, Sidney R., "C[harles] Kettering Remembers Home Town," Ohio Genealogical

Society, Report, III, No. 6 (December 1963), 1, 3, 4. Loudonville, Ohio.

BRITSCH, Carl Conrad, The Sound of the Hammer. New York, Vantage Press, 1963.

264p. Autobiography of a Swiss immigrant, an architect in Toledo.

BRYSON, Graham, "Doctor William Gallogly Moorehead and the Moorehead Home,"

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"Charles Franklin Kettering, Inventive Genius, Ohio's Apostle of Progress," Ohio

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CLANCY, Dan, "Ohio Can Claim Another President," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, III, No. 5 (October 1963), 1, 4. Edward James Roye, fifth president of

Liberia, was born at Newark.

COMMONS, John R., Myself: The Autobiography of John R. Commons. Madison,

University of Wisconsin Press, 1964. 201p. Reprint, first published, 1934.

DAVIS, Johnda T., ed., "The Writings of William Renick," Pickaway County Histori-

cal Society, Pickaway Quarterly, June 1964, pp. 17-23. Includes an autobiographical

sketch.

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ECKENRODE, H. J., Rutherford B. Hayes: Statesman of Reunion. Port Washington,

N. Y., Kennikat Press, 1963. 363p. Reprint, first published, 1930.

FLEISCHMAN, Harry, Norman Thomas: A Biography. New York, W. W. Norton and

Company, 1964. 320p. Thomas was a native of Marion, Ohio, and lived there until

after graduation from high school.

FRY, C. George, "Washington Gladden: First Citizen of Columbus," Ohio History,

LXXIII (1964), 90-99.

GLAAB, Charles N., "Jesup W. Scott and a West of Cities," Ohio History, LXXIII

(1964), 3-12. A Toledoan's theories on urban development in the "West," including

several Ohio cities.

GROSS, Theodore L., Albion W. Tourgee. New York, Twayne Publishers, 1963. 176p.

HAMMOND, W. A., "John Glossinger," Greene County Historical Society Bulletin, No.

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HEALD, Edward Thornton, Condensed Biography of William McKinley. Canton, Ohio,

Stark County Historical Society, 1964. 24p.

HEALD, Edward Thornton, The William McKinley Story. Canton, Ohio, Stark County

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HICKOK, Simeon C., "David Abbott," Lake County Historical Society, Historical

Society Quarterly, IV, No. 3 (May 1962), [1-4].

HITCHMAN, James H., ed., "John Jay Janney and His 'Recollections of Thomas

Corwin,'" Ohio History, LXXIII (1964), 100-110.

HORTON, Peggy S., "The Ohio Years of Major John Wesley Powell," Ohioana, VII

(1964), 18-20.

"Introducing . . . James H. Rodabaugh," American Association for State and Local

History, History News, XIX (1963), 29.

"Jason Brown," Summit County Historical Society, Bulletin, XVII, No. 7 (July 1964),

[2-3]). Jason was a son of John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame.

JENNY, George F., "Henry Howe--Ohio's Historian on Horseback," Ohio Farmer,

CCXXXIII, No. 6 (March 21, 1964), 46-47.

KOENIG, Louis W., "The Most Unpopular Man in the North," American Heritage,

XV, No. 2 (February 1964), 12-15, 81-88. Clement L. Vallandigham.

LAMB, Edward, No Lamb for Slaughter. New York, Harcourt, Brace and World, 1963.

248p. Autobiography of a Toledoan.

"Lincoln Names Grant Lieutenant General, March 9, 1864," Lincoln Lore, No. 1513

(March 1964), 1-4.

LINNELL, Mary Belle, "Julia Orbison Meily," Allen County Historical Society, Allen

County Reporter, XIX (1963), 43-48. A resident of Troy, Toledo, and Lima.

LOWITT, Richard, George W. Norris: The Making of a Progressive, 1861-1912. Syra-

cuse, N. Y., Syracuse University Press, 1963. 341p. Norris was born in Sandusky

County, Ohio, and lived in the state until his early twenties.

McDERMOTT, John Francis, ed., The Western Journals of Dr. George Hunter, 1796-

1805. Philadelphia, American Philosophical Society, 1963. 133p. Observations on the

Ohio and Mississippi valleys.

MASSA, Paul L., "Benjamin Hanby of Westerville," Ohioana, VII (1964), 16-17.

MASSA, Paul L., "Norton and His Beard," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III, No. 3

(March 1964), [1]. Anthony Banning Norton was a native of Mount Vernon, Ohio.

MORGAN, H. Wayne, William McKinley and His America. Syracuse, N. Y., Syracuse

University Press, 1963. 595p.

NUGENT, Frances Roberts, George Bellows: American Painter. Chicago, Rand McNally

and Company, 1963. 64p. Bellows lived in Columbus, Ohio, from the date of his birth

(1882) to 1903.

OSTENDORF, Lloyd, "Faces Lincoln Knew . . . Photographs from the Past," Lincoln

Herald, LXV (1963), 81-83, 150-151. On Thomas D. Jones of Ohio, who sculptured

Lincoln, and William T. Coggeshall, an Ohio newspaper publisher and editor.

PETERSON, Walter F., "Barney Oldfield Turns a Plowhorse into a Race Horse,"

Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXV (1963), 122-128.

PRINGLE, Henry F., The Life and Times of William Howard Taft. Hamden, Conn.,

Archon Books, 1964. 1106p. First published in 1939.

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PRINGLE, Patrick, The Young Edison. New York, Roy Publishers, 1964. 126p. Juve-

nile.

PRUGH, Daniel F., "Russell F. Greiner," Greene County Historical Society Bulletin,

No. 8 (May 1964), [3].

QUINN, Vincent, Hart Crane. New York, Twayne Publishers, 1963. 141p. Crane, a

native of Garrettsville, Ohio, lived in the state between 1899 and 1916, 1919 and 1923,

and in 1921.

REEDER, Colonel Red [Russell P.], Ulysses S. Grant: Horseman and Fighter. Cham-

paign, Ill., Garrard Publishing Company, 1964. 80p. A Discovery Book, for ages

seven to ten.

SHEPHERST, Mildred, "Correspondence of Jesup W. Scott," Northwest Ohio Quar-

terly, XXXV (1963), 129-137. Written by Scott from his summer home at Castleton,

New York, and from Toledo to his cousin Dr. Ira S. Scott of Winnsborough, S. C.,

1866-68.

SILBERT, Samuel H., with Sidney A. Eisenbert, Judge Sam. Manhasset, N. Y., Channel

Press, [1963]. 192p. Reminiscences of a Cleveland jurist.

SIMON, John Y., "Lincoln and His Valet," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III, No. 2

(February 1964), [1]. On a manuscript check drawn by Lincoln in favor of William

H. Johnson in the Ohio Historical Society Library.

SIMON, John Y., Ulysses S. Grant Chronology. Columbus, Ohio Historical Society for

the Ulysses S. Grant Association and the Ohio Civil War Centennial Commission,

1963. 39p.

[SIMON, John Y.], "Walt Whitman and General Grant," Ulysses S. Grant Association,

Newsletter, I (1964), 15-20.

STEVENSON, Augusta, George Custer: Boy of Action. Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill

Company, 1963. ²⁰⁰p. A life of Custer, a native of New Rumley, Ohio, for young

readers.

TAYLOR, Warren Moorehead, "Warren King Moorehead," Greene County Historical

Society Bulletin, No. 10 (July 1964), [5-8].

TEMKIN, Sefton D., "Isaac Mayer Wise and the Civil War," American Jewish Ar-

chives, XV (1963), 120-142.

TREFOUSSE, Hans L., Benjamin Franklin Wade: Radical Republican of Ohio. New

York, Twayne Publishers, 1963. 404p.

TUCKER, Louis L., The Incomparable Beecher Family. Cincinnati, C. J. Krehbiel

Company, 1963. 36p.

WILDEMER, Mabel Cleland, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Connecticut Girl. Indianapolis,

Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1962. ²⁰⁰p. Juvenile.

WILKINSON, Fred, "Edison--A Man, An Era," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

III, No. 4 (August 1963), 1-2.

WILLIAMS, EDWARD G., ed., "The Journal of Richard Butler, 1775: Continental Con-

gress' Envoy to the Western Indians," Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine,

XLVI (1963), 381-395; XLVII (1964), 31-46, 141-156. His mission to the Ohio Indi-

ans, August and September 1775.

WILLIAMS, Robert Hugh, Young Minister of Wisconsin: The Story of Daniel Jenkins

Williams and His Brothers. New York, Exposition Press, 1963. 75p. Williams was

pastor of the old Welsh Presbyterian Church, Columbus, 1907-10, and of the Miami

Avenue Presbyterian Church, Columbus, 1923-33.

WILLIAMS, T. Harry, ed., Hayes: The Diary of a President, 1875-1881, Covering the

Disputed Election, the End of Reconstruction, and the Beginning of Civil Service.

New York, David McKay Company, 1964. ³²9p.

WREEDE, Estella H., "Edward Tiffin, Ohio's First State Governor," Maumee Valley

Historical Society, Ohio Cues, XIII, No. 4 (January 1964), 1-2, 5.

ZEHNPFENNIG, Gladys, Charles F. Kettering: Inventor and Idealist. Minneapolis,

T. S. Denison and Company, 1962. 199p.

 

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

 

ANGLE, Paul M., "My Father's Grocery Store," American Heritage, XIV, No. 5 (Aug-

ust 1963), 34-37, 84-87. At Mansfield, Ohio.

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HARMON, Ernestine, "Ohio's Oldest Industry," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III,

No. 4 (April 1964), [1]. An account of salt-making in early Ohio.

HUNKER, Henry L., and Alfred J. Wright, Factors of Industrial Location in Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio State University, Bureau of Business Research, 1964. 147p. Covers

the period since 1939.

"Pioneer on Horseback: George Worthington Rode to Success 135 Years Ago," The

Clevelander, XXXIX, No. 2 (June 1964), 29, 34. Founder of the Geo. Worthington

Company, an industrial and hardware supply company of Cleveland.

SCHEIBER, Harry N., "Entrepreneurship and Western Development: The Case of

Micajah T. Williams," Business History Review, XXXVII (1963), 345-368.

 

EDUCATION AND CULTURE

BLISS, Walton B., "A History of the Ohio Education Association," Ohio Schools, XLI

(1963), No. 6 (September), 10-11, No. 7 (October), 8-9, 46-47, No. 8 (November), 12-

13, 36-38, No. 9 (December), 10-11, 42-43; XLII (1964), No. 1 (January), 16-17, 40-

43, No. 2 (February), 16-18, 42-43, No. 3 (March), 34-39, 47, No. 4 (April), 34-37.

Title varies: first two chapters under title "Yesterday Is Today" and subsequent

chapters under title "The Deeds of Teachers' Years."

A Brief History of the State Board of Education. Columbus, State Board of Education

of Ohio, 1963. 19p.

CHESSMAN, G. Wallace, Ohio Colleges and the Civil War (Publications of the Ohio

Civil War Centennial Commission, No. 14). Columbus, Ohio State University Press

for the Ohio Historical Society, 1963. 32p.

FERM, Vergilius, Inside Ivy Walls. New York, Citadel Press, 1964. 190p. Recollections

of the author's thirty-seven years as a professor at Wooster College.

FLEISCHHAUER, Wolfgang, "Westphalian in Ohio," American-German Review,

XXX, No. 1 (October-November 1963), 26-30. A comparison of the dialects of New

Knoxville, Ohio, and Ladbergen, Germany.

GREENE, Martha Burwell, "The Andrews School for Girls," Lake County Historical

Society, Historical Society Quarterly, V, No. 3 (August 1963), [1-4]. At Willoughby,

Ohio.

HAMANT, Nancy R., "Religion in the Cincinnati Schools, 1830-1900," Historical and

Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XXI (1963), 239-251.

KELLER, David Neal, "Ohio's Educational Heritage," Sohioan, XXXV, No. 5 (October

1963), 10-15.

McCUEN, Harold E., "'The Drummer Boy'--A Classic from Our Town," Ohio Genea-

logical Society, Report, III, No. 5 (October 1963), 1, 3. An account of A. Frank Nail

of Mansfield and his stage play on the Drummer Boy of Shiloh.

McGRANE, Reginald C., The University of Cincinnati: A Success Story in Urban

Higher Education. New York, Harper and Row, 1963. 364p.

OUTLAND, Ruth A., "Farmer Names University," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

III, No. 5 (October 1963), 2. Denison University was named for William S. Denison

of Muskingum County.

PHILLIPS, Kathryn Sisson, as told to Keith Jennison, My Room in the World. Nash-

ville, Tenn., Abingdon Press, 1964. 157p. Dean of women at Ohio Wesleyan University.

WREEDE, Estella H., "One Ohio Pioneer School," Maumee Valley Historical Society,

Ohio Cues, XIII, No. 4 (January 1964), 3-4, 6. Abridged from a story by A. R. Mead

in the Educational Forum for January 1963. The school was at Shunk in Henry

County.

FOLKLORE

BRANDENBERG, Aliki, The Story of Johnny Appleseed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.,

Prentice-Hall, 1963. 32p. Juvenile.

GENEALOGY

BEAUSAY, Florence E., and Phyllis (Beausay) Ryerse, comps., The Bosse-Beausay

Family History. Upper Sandusky, the compilers, 1963. Unpaged. Mimeographed.

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"Butler County, Hickory Flats Cemetery," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No.

4 (August 1963), 3, 4.

CLARK, Pliny O., comp., Our Huntsburg Heritage: Historical Sketches of Huntsburg,

Geauga County, Ohio, Families During the Years 1850-1910. Portland, Ore., the

compiler, 1963. 373p.

CONNER, E. Margaret, and Nola R. Goodpaster, comps., Pioneer Cemeteries of Guern-

sey County. [Cambridge, Ohio], the compilers, 1963. 225p. Mimeographed.

CONNER, E. Margaret, and Nola R. Eynon, comps., Pioneer Land Grants of Guernsey

County. Cambridge, Ohio, the compilers, 1964. ¹⁴p. Mimeographed.

CONNER, E. Margaret, and Nola R. Goodpaster, comps., Pioneer Marriages in Guern-

sey County, Ohio, Vol. I, 1810-1830. [Cambridge, Ohio], the compilers, 1964. 14p.

CUMMINS, Virginia Raymond, "Hannah Jones, Her Work," Proceedings of the New

Jersey Historical Society, LXXXII (1964), 47-49. A sampler made in Newark, New

Jersey, and brought by Hannah (Jones) van Houten to Ohio, where she lived from

1815 to 1837. A list of her children is given.

"The Denison Family Genealogy," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 5 (Octo-

ber 1963), 2, 4.

DICKORE, Marie, ed., "Der Deutsche Verein von Cincinnati Membership, Cincinnati,

Ohio, 1869-1870," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XXI (1963),

278-282.

1820 Federal Population Census, Ohio: Index. Columbus, Ohio Library Foundation,

1963. 831p.

GILTNER, Mrs. Justin L., "A Migration from Pennsylvania and Settlement in Ohio,

Including an Autobiographical Sketch of Abraham Shelly Gish," Detroit Society for

Genealogical Research, Magazine, XXVII (1964), 93-96. Settlement at Lockport,

Williams County, Ohio.

HOWELL, Hortense Fowler, and Violette S. Machir, Fowler and Kindred Families of

Meigs & Mason Counties. Middleport, Ohio, Quality Print Shop, 1964. 92p.

JONES, James Hecker, The Family of Jacob Zimmer and Mary Malinda Klinck, Mar-

ried April 4, 1839, at Miamisburg, Ohio, Including Recollections of the Eliza Johanna

Zimmer-Benjamin F. Hecker Family Branch. Privately published, 1963. 19p.

McCORKLE, Elyzabeth S., "Cemetery Records of Ohio--The Methodist Cemetery in

Jeromesville, Ohio," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 6 (December 1963), 2.

"Obituary of John Ater, Sr.," Pickaway County Historical Society, Pickaway Quart-

erly, March 1964, pp. 11-13.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, IV (1963), No. 4. Contains: Champaign County

tax list, 1810; early Ohio newspaper clippings; Tourgee genealogy; Marion County,

Wyatt Cemetery inscriptions; Pennsylvania early church records; Ohio church

records of the Rev. Samuel McReynolds (Ashland and Tuscarawas counties); family

records for Frasher-Ponds and Weaver families; Gallia County pioneer families, W's.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, V (1964), No. 1. Contains: Warren County tax

list, 1810; Stark County tax list, 1810; Scioto County tax list, 1810; Allen County

church records, 1838-57; Allen County War of 1812 soldier burials; Hardin County

McArthur and Price cemeteries; Pennsylvania pioneers buried in Montgomery

County, Ohio; Pennsylvania early church records; family records for Borton and

Taylor and Wachtel families; Meigs County pioneer families, A-Cl.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, V (1964), No. 2. Contains: Washington County

tax list, 1810; Portage County deaths, 1856-57; Carroll County marriages, 1833-40;

Clark County pioneers; Monroe County newspaper excerpts, 1853; Knox County,

Brink Haven Cemetery; John and Elizabeth Wheaton Hart family history; Colum-

biana County, Lindesmith family memorial; Harrison County, New Athens Cemetery

memorial; Meigs County pioneer families, Co-E.

Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, V (1964), No. 3. Contains: Wayne County tax

list, 1814; Tuscarawas County tax list, 1810-11; Carroll County marriages, 1833-40;

Portage County births, 1856-57; Monroe County newspaper excerpts, 1853; Van Wert

County marriages, assessor's list, and probate court records, 1839-43; family records

for Morgan, Weaver, Schooley, Chandler, and Graffius families; Meigs County

pioneer families, F-H.

The Ohio Researcher, II [III] (1964), No. 2. Contains: Gallia County marriages, 1803-7;

Gallia County deeds, 1803-4; Gallia County wills, 1803-24 [14]; Jackson County deaths,

1867-79; Jackson County deeds, 1816-32; Jackson County wills, 1819-37.

PHILLIPS, C. Arthur, Wayne County, Ohio: Early Censuses and Tax Lists. Wooster,

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Wayne County Historical Society, 1963. 73p. Federal census of 1810 for Killbuck

Township, Columbiana County (which became part of Wayne County in 1812), giving

names of heads of families, and the census of 1820 and tax lists for 1817, 1818, and

1820 for Wayne County.

"The Samuel Richards Family," Allen County Historical Society, Allen County

Reporter, XIX (1963), 61-62. Pioneer settlers in German (now American) Township,

Allen County.

SCHAFER, Bessie, comp., Krekler and Related Families. Oxford, Ohio, Cullen Print-

ing Company, 1963. 35p. Centered in Warren and neighboring counties.

WARNER, Esther Mae Winget, comp., The Wingate-Winget Families in America,

Revised. Xenia, Ohio, the compiler, 1963. 279p. Mimeographed.

"Wass Family Bible Records," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 4 (August

1963), 3.

"Zimmerman Family Bible Records," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 4

(August 1962), 3.

 

GENERAL

 

CARPENTER, John Allan, Ohio, from Its Glorious Past to the Present. Chicago,

Childrens' Press, 1963. ⁹3p.

GOULDER, Grace, Ohio Scenes and Citizens. Cleveland, World Publishing Company,

1964. 253p.

HATCHER, Harlan, and Erich A. Walter, A Pictorial History of the Great Lakes.

New York, Crown Publishers, 1963. 344p.

HAVIGHURST, Walter, Voices on the River: The Story of the Mississippi Waterways.

New York, Macmillan Company, 1964. ³⁰⁴p.

"The Ohio State Museum: Panorama of the Past," Sohioan, XXXVI, No. 2 (April

1964), 21-23.

SIEDEL, Frank, and James M. Siedel, The Ohio Heritage Library. Cleveland, Standard

Oil Company (Ohio), 1963. ⁶⁴p. Twenty stories on Ohio history with illustrations

by Ohio artists.

VAN EVERY, Dale, Ark of Empire: The American Frontier, 1784-1803. New York,

William Morrow and Company, 1963. 383p. Includes Ohio and Old Northwest.

WAITLEY, Douglas, Portrait of the Midwest: From the Ice Age to the Industrial

Era. New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1963. 288p.

 

HISTORICAL FICTION

 

CATTON, Bruce, Banners at Shenandoah. New York, Globe Book Company, 1964.

220p. On Philip H. Sheridan. Juvenile fiction.

 

INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS

 

BAUMAN, Robert F., "The Ottawa Trading System," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XXXVI (1964), 60-78.

DAVIS, Johnda T., "Further Notes on the Logan Mystery," Pickaway County Histori-

cal Society, Pickaway Quarterly, March 1964, pp. 21-24. On the murder of the family

of Chief Logan and the surviving Indian child.

DAVIS, Johnda T., "The Logan Murder Mystery," Pickaway County Historical Society,

Pickaway Quarterly, December 1963, pp. 3-11.

FABEN, Walter W. S., "Listen for the Thunderers," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXV

(1963), 164-171; XXXVI (1964), 98-112.

"God's Acre," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 7 (July 1964), 3. A brief

account of Schoenbrunn Village.

LANING, Paul F., "Colonial Trail Blazers Around Western Lake Erie," Inland Seas,

XIX (1963), 266-276. Deals with French and British relations with the Indians of

the region.

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"Metal Trade Axes," Ohio Archaeologist, XIV (1964), 88-90. Nearly all axes illustrated

were found in Ohio.

MUELLER, Paul Eugene, "David Zeisberger's Official Diary, Fairfield, 1791-1795,"

Moravian Historical Society, Transactions, XIX, Part I (1963), 3-229. The intro-

duction includes material on the missions on the Tuscarawas.

ORIANS, George Harrison, "Pontiac in Literature," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXV

(1963), 144-171; XXXVI (1964), 31-53.

"Schoenbrunn Village," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, II, No. 8 (August 1963), [1].

"Schoenbrunn Village, 1772-1776," Ohio Bell Voice, XI, No. 2 (March 1964), 12-13.

SOULEN, Robert W., "Greentown Is Rediscovered," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

III, No. 6 (December 1963), 1, 4. An Indian town in Jefferson Township, Richland

County, destroyed by whites in 1812, and located by the Ohio Genealogical Society

in 1963.

 

LABOR

 

BAHNA, Donald G., "The Pope-Toledo Strike of 1907," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,

XXXV (1963), 106-122, 172-187.

BUREAU OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, DIVISION OF RESEARCH

AND STATISTICS, Average Number of Workers Under Ohio Unemployment Com-

pensation Law by County, 1947 Through 1962. Columbus, Bureau of Unemployment

Compensation, 1963. ²p.

BUREAU OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION, DIVISION OF RESEARCH

AND STATISTICS, Total Payroll Under Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law

by County, 1951 Through 1962. Columbus, Bureau of Unemployment Compensation,

1963. 2p.

 

LITERATURE

 

ALBERY, F. F. D., "First American Edition of the Rubaiyat Was Published in Colum-

bus," Ohioana, VII (1964), 3-6. First published in The Book Lover for May-June

1902.

AUSTIN, James C., "Artemus Ward, Mark Twain and the Limburger Cheese," Mid-

continent American Studies Journal, IV, No. 2 (Fall 1963), 70-73.

EMIG, Janet A., "The Flower in the Cleft: The Writings of Harriet Beecher Stowe,"

Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XXI (1963), 223-238. Side-

lights on living at Cincinnati.

MOORE, Rayburn S., Constance Fenimore Woolson. New York, Twayne Publishers,

1963. 173p. A study of the contribution of a Cleveland woman to American letters.

ORIANS, G. Harrison, "Cannon Through the Forest: Novels of the Land Battles of

the War of 1812 in the Old Northwest," Ohio History, LXXII (1963), 195-219.

ORIANS, G. Harrison, "Lake Erie (a Poem)," Ohio History, LXXII (1963), 228-229.

REED, John Q., "Artemus Ward's 'The Children in the Wood,' " Midcontinent Ameri-

can Studies Journal, IV, No. 2 (Fall 1963), 58-69.

SIMON, John Y., "Hannah Fancher's Notes on Ohio Speech in 1824," Ohio History,

LXXIII (1964), 34-38.

SKARDON, Philip, "Caleb Atwater as Historian," Ohio History, LXXIII (1964), 27-33.

TUCKER, Louis L., "The Semi-Colon Club of Cincinnati," Ohio History, LXXIII (1964),

13-26.

WHITTINGTON, Dorothy E., "The Story of Ohio Poetry Day and Tessa Sweazy

Webb," Ohioana, VI (1963), 76-77.

 

LOCAL HISTORY

 

AHLSTROM, Janice Mather, "The Little Mountain Story," Lake County Historical

Society, Historical Society Quarterly, III, No. 4 (October 1961), [2-4]. An account

of the summer resort and village of Little Mountain.

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AHLSTROM, Janice M., ed., "Manxmen Come to Lake County," Lake County His-

torical Society, Historical Society Quarterly, IV, No. 3 (August 1962), [1-4].

BACH, Jeanne, "The Squarers and the Rounders," Pickaway County Historical Society,

Pickaway Quarterly, December 1963, pp. 15-18. A discussion of the squaring of the

town plat of Circleville.

BOGUE, Virgil T., ed., "Fountain House," Ashtabula County Historical Society,

Quarterly Bulletin, XI, No. 1 (March 15, 1964), [1-4]. A hotel at Geneva, Ohio, which

burned in 1888.

BRAKEMAN, Ed, "Geneva--A Poem," Ashtabula County Historical Society, Quarterly

Bulletin, XI, No. 1 (March 15, 1964), [4-5]. Describes the town and its inhabitants

in about 1842.

BUTLER, Margaret Manor, A Pictorial History of the Western Reserve, 1796 to 1860.

Cleveland, Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve and the Western Re-

serve Historical Society, 1963. 155p.

CAMPBELL, H. D., "The Paper Mill Well," Allen County Historical Society, Allen

County Reporter, XIX (1963), 50-60. At the Lima Paper Mill, 1885.

CAMPBELL, Thomas F., Freedom's Forum: The City Club, 1912-1962. Cleveland,

the City Club, 1963. 128p.

CROUT, George C., Middletown Diary. Middletown, Ohio, the author, 1965 [1964].

³⁹⁵p. Mimeographed. Articles based on the history of Middletown as though related

by a contemporary.

DAVIS, Johnda T., ed., "Leiby Family Letters of the Civil War," Pickaway County

Historical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, June 1964, pp. 7-11. A Circleville family.

DAWES, C. Burr, "A Grove for Clio," Ohioana, VI (1963), 20-23. An account of the

founding of and planting of trees in the Dawes Arboretum by noted persons.

[DODDS, Gilbert F.], Columbus & Franklin County--Past & Present. Columbus, Ohio,

Franklin County Historical Society for the Ohio National Bank, 1964. 24p.

A Drive Through Gallia County. Rio Grande, Ohio, Rural Sociology Class, Rio Grande

College, 1964. 101p. Mimeographed. Historical development of various phases of life

in the county.

EGGER, Donald C., Holmes County, Ohio: Flashes from the Past. [Millersburg, Ohio],

Library Archives of Holmes County, Ohio, 1963. 75p.

GILFILLAN, Merrill C., "Stark County Glacier Land," Ohio Conservation Bulletin,

XXVIII (1964), 16-19, 33. Historical data on settlement and population growth as

well as on wild life.

GREEN, Lonzo Steelwell, Tales of the Buckeye Hills. Mount Vernon, Ohio, Printing

Arts Press, 1963. 184p. Stories of eastern Ohio, based on fact.

HABER, Grace Stevenson, "Notes from the American Pioneer," Pickaway County His-

torical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, March 1964, pp. 3-8. Concerns mainly an account

of Chief Logan and the organization of the Logan Historical Society in 1841.

HAKALA, Paul E., comp., "Ashtabula County Courthouse Records," Ashtabula County

Historical Society, Quarterly Bulletin, X, No. 4 (December 15, 1963), [1-24].

HEALD, Edward Thornton, History of Stark County. Canton, Ohio, Stark County

Historical Society, 1963. 195p.

JOHNSTOWN SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE, Johnstown Sesquicentennial,

1813-1963. Johnstown, Ohio, the Committee, 1963. ⁵⁶p.

KENNEDY, Willella Shearer, Our Heritage; Being Little Stories of Union County.

Marysville, Ohio, Union County Historical Society, 1963. 118p.

McFARLAND, Jeannette, Greetings from Cambridge. Cambridge, Ohio, Southeastern

Printing Company, 1963. 32p. Local and family history.

MOTHER MARY GENEVIEVE, O. P., comp., "Kelley's Island Is Famous Ohio His-

torical Location," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 4 (August 1963), 1, 4.

MASSA, Paul L., "Mansfield's Johnny Appleseed," Ohioana, VII (1964), 48-49. Photo-

graphic essay.

MEILY, Julia E. Orbison, "Early Social Life of Lima," Allen County Historical Society,

Allen County Reporter, XIX (1963), 33-42. Concluded from the previous issue.

NOGGLE, M. E. "Before We Squared the Circle," Pickaway County Historical Society,

Pickaway Quarterly, June 1964, pp. 5-6.

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PABST, Anna C. Smith. Historical Atlas of Delaware County, Ohio. Delaware, Ohio,

the author, 1963. 128p. Mimeographed.

"Plat of Circleville in 1810," Pickaway County Historical Society, Pickaway Quarterly,

December 1963, pp. 13-14. Lists names of owners of first forty-eight lots.

REICHELDORFER, Ione H., "The Charles H. May House," Pickaway County His-

torical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, June 1964, pp. 13-16. At Circleville.

"Shiloh, Ohio, Community Celebrates Centennial," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report,

III, No. 5 (October 1963), 1, 2, 4. Gives early history of the village.

SLOANE, Madeleine Edison, "Thomas Alva Edison: World's Benefactor Born in Erie

County, Ohio," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 4 (August 1963), 1, 3.

On the Edison birthplace, Milan, Ohio.

SQUIRE, Richard J., Historical Guide to Greater Cleveland. Bedford, Ohio, Lincoln

Press, 1964. 70p.

"The Studebaker Family in Ashland," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 6

(December 1963), 2. The family of John Studebaker, blacksmith and waggoner, who

lived in Ashland, 1836-51.

Welcome to Springfield, Ohio. Springfield, Ohio, Springfield Area Chamber of Com-

merce, 1963. 58p. Includes historical highlights.

WILDER, Mary, "Circleville's Earliest Architecture," Pickaway County Historical

Society, Pickaway Quarterly, March 1964, pp. 15-20.

WILKINSON, Raymond Moore, More About Early Shelby. Shelby, Ohio, the author,

1963. ⁶²p.

WILKINSON, Raymond Moore, Shelby, Ohio--Some Highlights of Its Early History.

[Shelby, Ohio, the author], 1964. 62p.

WILLIAMS, Caroline, Cincinnati Steeples, Streets and Steps. [Cincinnati], the author,

1962. 130p.

YAKLEVICH, Donna R., and Ruth M. Peters, Chris Views Columbus. Privately pub-

lished, 1963. 30p. Includes some historical data.

YATES, Trudy R., "The House on the Hill," Pickaway County Historical Society,

Pickaway Quarterly, December 1963, pp. 19-22. House in Circleville built in 1826

by Samuel Watt, with an addition by George H. E. Fickardt.

 

MEDICINE

 

LINGL, F. A., "Changing Pattern of Admissions to the Columbus State Hospital,"

Ohio State Medical Journal, LX (1964), 53-55. Covers the period from 1838 to 1963.

MONTGOMERY, E. L., "Dr. Nelson E. Jones' Report to the Provost Marshal General,"

Pickaway County Historical Society, Pickaway Quarterly, December 1963, pp. 23-27.

Report of medical examination of men for service in Union army in Civil War.

 

MISCELLANEOUS

 

"August Imgard's Christmas Tree," Ohio Bell, XL, No. 6 (December 1963), 21-24.

"Famous Ohio Trees," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III, No. 5 (May 1964), [1].

Historical associations with a number of trees in the state.

"The Manny Reaper: Some Background Information on the Case of McCormick v.

Manny, 1855," Lincoln Lore, No. 1516 (June 1964), 1-4. The trial was at Cincinnati,

and the majority opinion was handed down by Judge John McLean.

 

OHIO IN THE WARS

 

COLLACOTT, Margaret O., "A Letter Written by the Painesville Hoods," Lake County

Historical Society, Historical Society Quarterly, III, No. 3 (July 1961), [2-4]. Writ-

ten by the "Sisterhood" to local men in the O. V. I.

DANIELS, Jack, "Lake County in the Civil War--1863," Lake County Historical

Society, Historical Society Quarterly, V, No. 4 (November 1963), 1-6.

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DODGE, Robert J., "The Struggle for Control of Lake Erie," Northwest Ohio Quart-

erly, XXXVI (1964), 10-30, 79-97.

FEUERLICHT, Roberta Strauss, Andrews Raiders. New York, Collier Books, 1963.

¹²7p.

HASELBERGER, Francis E., Jr., "The Battle of Hanging Rocks Pass, Near Romney,

West Virginia, September 24, 1861," West Virginia History, XXV (1963), 1-20. The

4th and 8th Regiments, O. V. I., were actively engaged.

JONES, James P., "General Jeff C. Davis, U.S.A., and Sherman's Georgia Campaign,"

Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLVII (1963), 231-248. In addition to Sherman and

Secretary of War Stanton, several Ohio generals figure in the account.

JULIAN, Allen P., "From Dalton to Atlanta--Sherman versus Johnston," Civil War

Times, III, No. 4 (July 1964), 4-7, 34-41.

KURTZ, Wilbur G., Sr., "Sherman versus Hood in the Fighting at Atlanta," Civil War

Times, III, No. 4 (July 1964), 8-17.

MASON, Philip P., ed., After Tippecanoe: Some Aspects of the War of 1812. East

Lansing, Michigan State University Press, 1963. 106p.

MASSA, Paul L., "Captain Brown Outfits the Mount Vernon Blues for the 'Toledo

War,'" Ohio History, LXXIII (1964), 39-40.

MURDOCK, Eugene C., Ohio's Bounty System in the Civil War (Publications of the

Ohio Civil War Centennial Commission, No. 13). Columbus, Ohio State University

Press for the Ohio Historical Society, 1963. 58p.

NYE, Wilbur S., "Cavalry Operations Around Atlanta," Civil War Times, III, No. 4

(July 1964), 46-50. Brigadier General Edward M. McCook's division was involved.

PARSONS, Usher, "Brief Sketches of the Officers Who Were in the Battle of Lake

Erie," Inland Seas, XIX (1963), 172-189. First published in the New England His-

torical and Genealogical Register, January 1863. No Ohioans.

PECKHAM, Howard H., "Commodore Perry's Captive," Ohio History, LXXII (1963),

220-227. Robert Heriot Barclay, commander of the British squadron at the battle

of Lake Erie.

REEDER, Colonel Red [Russell P.], The Northern Generals. New York, Duell, Sloan

and Pearce, 1964. 205p. Includes Ohio generals U. S. Grant, James B. McPherson,

and George B. McClellan.

RHODES, James A., "Johnny Clem--The Drummer Boy of Shiloh: Licking County's

Runaway Is Civil War's Littlest Hero," Ohio Genealogical Society, Report, III, No. 5

(October 1963), 1-2.

"We Have Met the Enemy and They Are Ours--O. H. Perry," Ohio Historical Society,

Echoes, II, No. 9 (September 1963), [1].

"'We Have Met the Enemy and They Are Ours,' Perry," Ohio Genealogical Society,

Report, III, No. 4 (August 1963), 1, 3-4. Excerpt from History of Lake Erie Islands

and Put-in-Bay, Ohio.

WILLIAMS, T. Harry, and Stephen E. Ambrose, "The 23d Ohio," Civil War Times,

III, No. 2 (May 1964), 22-25.

WRIGHT, Richard J., "Stars and Bars Over Lake Erie," Inland Seas, XX (1964),

5-14, 104-114. The Confederate plot on Lake Erie, 1864.

 

PLACE NAMES

 

BAKER, James W., How Our Counties Got Their Names (Jim Baker's Historical Hand-

book Series, Vol. I). Columbus, Ohio, Franklin County Historical Society, 1963.

[⁸⁸]p. Panels first published in the Columbus Dispatch.

[BROWN, Ted W.], "Your County's Link with Ohio's History," Ohio Schools, XLI,

No. 8 (November 1963), 34-35, 38-39.

 

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

 

BAGBY, Wesley M., The Road to Normalcy: The Presidential Election of 1920. Balti-

more, John Hopkins Press, 1962. 206p.

BARLOW, William R., "Ohio's Congressmen and the War of 1812," Ohio History,

LXXII (1963), 175-194.

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BATES, James Leonard, The Origins of Teapot Dome: Progressives, Parties, and

Petroleum, 1909-1921. Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1963. 278p.

BAUGHIN, William A., "Bullets and Ballots: The Election Day Riots of 1855," His-

torical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XXI (1963), 267-272. At Cincin-

nati.

BRYANT, William C., History of the Franklin County Young Democratic Club.

Privately published, 1963. 25p. From 1929 to date of publication.

FELT, Thomas E., "What Mark Hanna Said to Attorney General Watson," Ohio

History, LXXII (1963), 293-302.

NICHOLS, Jeannette P., "The Monetary Problems of William McKinley," Ohio History,

LXXII (1963), 263-292.

NORTON, James A., The Metro Experience. Cleveland, Press of Western Reserve

University, 1963. 80p. Describes the metropolitan survey of Greater Cleveland in

1955-59.

SCHRUBEN, Francis W., "Edwin M. Stanton and Reconstruction," Tennessee His-

torical Quarterly, XXIII (1964), 145-168.

SOLVICK, Stanley D., "William Howard Taft and the Payne Aldrich Tariff," Missis-

sippi Valley Historical Review, L (1963), 424-442.

TEMPKIN, Sefton D., "Isaac Wise and the Civil War," American Jewish Archives, XV

(1963), 120-142.

TREFOUSSE, Hans L., "The Motivation of a Radical Republican: Benjamin F. Wade,"

Ohio History, LXXIII (1964), 64-74.

WARNER, Hoyt Landon, Progressivism      in Ohio, 1897-1917. Columbus, Ohio State

University Press for the Ohio Historical Society, 1964. 556p.

 

RECREATION AND SPORTS

 

BURKHARDT, Frank A., "Fun and Frolic on a Shawnee Township Pioneer Farm,"

Allen County Historical Society, Allen County Reporter, XX (1964), 25-43.

KUNZOG, John C., "Barnum Show Balloon Wedding," Bandwagon, VIII, No. 6 (May-

June 1964), 11-14. The wedding took place on October 19, 1874, over Cincinnati, Ohio.

MASTICS, Al, "The Inter-Lake Story," Inland Seas, XIX (1963), 220-226. Brief history

of yachting on Lake Erie. Main centers in Ohio were Cleveland, Port Clinton, San-

dusky, Toledo, and Vermilion.

PFENING, Fred D., Jr., "Sells Brothers, Enormous United Shows," Bandwagon, VIII,

(January-February 1964), 4-15. Organized in Columbus.

 

 

RELIGION

 

HOSTETLER, John A., Amish Society. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1963. 347p.

The largest concentrations of Amish are in Ohio.

KURTZ, Mrs. Cletus, and Mrs. David Sommer, "The Oak Grove Mennonite Church,"

Mennonite Historical Bulletin, XXIV, No. 4 (October 1963), 6-7.

PLANK, David, "Origin and Growth of Our Sunday School," Mennonite Historical Bul-

letin, XXV, No. 1 (January 1964), 1-2. Amish Mennonite Church near West Liberty,

Logan County, Ohio. Written about 1898.

SWOPE, Wilmer D., "The Chester Mennonite Church in Wayne County, Ohio," Men-

nonite Historical Bulletin, XXIV, No. 4 (October 1963), 5, 7.

SWOPE, Wilmer D., "The Mennonite Church in West Township, Columbiana County,

Ohio, 1805-1885," Mennonite Historical Bulletin, XXV, No. 1 (January 1964), 4-5.

TOWNSLEY, Audrey and Gardner, Historic Lebanon Methodist Church. Lebanon, Ohio,

Lebanon Methodist Church, 1963. 31p.

UMBLE, John, "David Plank (1833-1912)," Mennonite Historical Bulletin, XXIV, No.

4 (October 1963), 4, 7. A Mennonite bishop in Logan County, Ohio.

UMBLE, John, "An Early Experience with Graded Lesson Materials," Mennonite

Historical Bulletin, XXIV, No. 4 (October 1963), 1-2. In the Oak Grove Amish

Mennonite Church in western Ohio.

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WITMER, James, "John Witmer, a World War I Conscientious Objector," Mennonite

Historical Bulletin, XXIV, No. 4 (October 1963), 3-4. A Mennonite bishop in Logan

County, Ohio.

 

SOCIAL HISTORY

 

CROSSLAND, Clarence J., The Lady Balances Her Scales. Cincinnati, Fred C. Rosselot

Company, 1963. 181p. Incidents experienced by a common pleas judge in Muskingum

County.

GREEN, John D., A History of the Elyria Methodist Home, 1896-1962. [Elyria, Ohio],

Board of Trustees of the Home, 1962. 42p.

HOWARD, Nathaniel R., Trust for All Time: The Story of the Cleveland Foundation

and the Community Trust Movement. [Cleveland, the Foundation], 1963. 111p.

MILLER, Elizabeth M., From the Fiery Stakes of Europe to the Federal Courts of

America. New York, Vantage Press, 1963. 125p. An account of Amish persecution

from the time of the Reformation to the present, including several Ohio examples.

 

TRANSPORTATION

 

ANDREWS, John Williams, First Flight: The Story of Orville and Wilbur Wright at

Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Westport, Conn., Pavilion Press, 1963. 31p. A poem first

published in 1936.

BLACK, K. N., "Icebreaking in Lake Erie," Inland Seas, XX (1964), 49-53. Deals

especially with operations of the Ojibwa in the Buffalo ice field in the 1962-63 season.

CHRISTIANSEN, Harry, Lake Shore Electric, 1893-1938. Cleveland, the author, 1964.

[82]p.

HILTON, George W., The Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside Railway (Electric Railway

Historical Society, Publication No. 43). [Toledo], the Society, 1964. 59p.

MORRISON R. G., Some Personal Recollections of the Sandusky, Milan and Norwalk

Railway. Cleveland, the author, 1963. 16p.

ROBISON, Charles Ernest, "Deep Cut Revisited," Allen County Historical Society,

Allen County Reporter, XX (1964), 43, 48.

ROBISON, C. Ernest, "The Story of Deep Cut," Ohio Historical Society, Echoes, III,

No. 6 (June 1964), [1]. On the Miami and Erie Canal near Spencerville.

SWANSON, Leslie C., Canals of Mid-America. Moline, Ill., the author, 1964. 42p. Chap-

ter III is on Ohio and Indiana canals, and there are five Ohio illustrations.

 

TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION

 

VENABLE, William H., "Going Down to Cincinnati (A Boy's Journey Half a Century

Ago)," Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XXI (1963), 252-266.

First printed in The Hesperian Tree (edited by John James Piatt, Cincinnati, 1900),

127-139.

 

THESES AND DISSERTATIONS ON OHIO SUBJECTS

IN OHIO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

 

BARTHA, William, The Congressional Career of Rutherford B. Hayes. Ohio State

University, M.A., 1963.

BORROR, Richard, A History of the Ohio Turnpike. Ohio State University, M.A.,

1963.

BURKE, James Lee, The Gubernatorial Campaign of 1910 in Ohio. Ohio State Uni-

versity, M.A., 1963.

CHRISTMAN, Larry H., The Congressional Career of Brooks Fletcher of Ohio. Ohio

State University, M.A., 1963.

CURL, Donald W., The Career of Murat Halstead, Eminent Cincinnati Journalist.

Ohio State University, Ph.D., 1964.

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DAACKE, John F. von, "Sparkling Catawba"--Grape Growing and Winemaking in

Cincinnati, 1800-1870. University of Cincinnati, M.A., 1964.

DOWNARD, William L., Miles Greenwood, an Active Cincinnati Industrialist. Uni-

versity of Cincinnati, MA., 1964.

FERRELL, Nancie Clow, Hiram Powers: His Life and His Art. University of Cin-

cinnati, M.A., 1964.

FRICKE, Jack W., History of the Elections of 1946 in Ohio. Ohio State University,

M.A., 1963.

GIGLIO, James N., Harry M. Daugherty: Harding's Attorney General, 1921-1923.

Kent State University, M.A., 1964.

GRIFFIN, Walter Roland, Judson Harmon. University of Cincinnati, M.A., 1964.

GRIFFIN, William W., History of the Presidential Election of 1948 in Ohio. Ohio

State University, M.A., 1963.

HOLMGREN, Daniel, Edward Webster Bemis and Municipal Reform. Western Reserve

University, Ph.D., 1964.

LOUTHAN, Donald, Akron Writes and Adopts a Home Rule Charter. University of

Akron, M.A., 1964.

LOZIER, John William, The Hocking Valley Coal Miners' Strike, 1884-1885. Ohio

State University, M.A., 1963.

MONTGOMERY, Fred Leslie, Factors Leading to the Establishment of the Second

Presbyterian Church of Newark, Ohio. Ohio State University, M.A., 1963.

MORTON, Rodger F., The Congressional Career of Joseph Outhwaite of Ohio. Ohio

State University, M.A., 1963.

NEEL, Robert W., The Civil War Career of Brevet Brigadier General Andrew Hicken-

looper. University of Cincinnati, M. A., 1964.

NICHOLLS, Robert M., A     History of the American Ship Building Company in

Lorain, Ohio, 1899-1963. Kent State University, M.A., 1964.

NOONE, Mary J., History of the Development of Upper Arlington, Ohio. Ohio State

University, M.A., 1963.

STEFFES, Marvin J., Archbishop John B. Purcell, a Cincinnatian in Controversy.

University of Cincinnati, M.A., 1964.

TRIPLETT, Barbara Jo, A Biography of Charles Hammond. University of Cincinnati,

M.A., 1964.

WRIGHT, Richard, Adz, Caulk and Rivets: History of Shipbuilding Along Ohio's

Northern Shore. University of Akron, M.A., 1964.

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