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A SURVEY

OF PUBLICATIONS

ON THE HISTORY

AND ARCHAEOLOGY

OF OHIO 1965-1967

RELIGION

WEIS, James, "The Problem of Language Transition Among Lutherans in Ohio, 1836-

1858," Concordia Historical Institution Quarterly, XXXIX (1966), 5-19. Concerns

the conflict over the use of the German and English languages in Lutheran services

and seminaries.

WELSH, Edward Burgett, "Origins of Ohio Presbyterianism," Journal of Presbyterian

History, XLIII (March 1965), 16-27.

SOCIAL HISTORY

BORGWALD, Charles W., and Milton N. Gallup, "Memories of the Cleveland Ice

Yacht Club," Inland Seas, XXI (1965), 294-299.

CARROLL, Lillian M., "Frontier Fun," Maumee Valley Historical Society, Ohio Cues,

XV, No. 4 (January 1966), 1, 6.

DALEY, Arthur, Pro Football's Hall of Fame: The Official Book Produced in Coopera-

tion with the Hall of Fame. New York, Scholastic Publications, 1965. 316p. The

Hall of Fame is at Canton, Ohio.

DISALLE, Michael V., The Power of Life or Death. New York, Random House, 1965.

214p. A former governor of Ohio gives his personal reaction in a dozen cases in

which he was asked to commute the death sentence.

DOBBERT, G. A., "The Cincinnati Germans, 1870-1920," Cincinnati Historical Society,

Bulletin, XXIII (1965), 229-242.