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Click page numbers to view articles. PDF links are also provided for printing articles. Can't read PDFs? Get Adobe Acrobat Reader. ARTICLES 4 "Richest and Best / Is the Wine of the West": The Ohio River Valley and the Jewish Frontier by Amy Hill Shevitz PDF of this article 19 A High School to Remember: The Greenfield Legacy of McClain, Harris, and Ittner by Virginia E. McCormick PDF of this article 27 Diversity and Woman Suffrage: A Case Study of the Dayton Woman Suffrage Association in the 1912 Referendum Campaign by Cynthia Wilkey PDF of this article 38-63 BOOK REVIEWS and BOOK NOTES This issue includes twenty-four reviews of recent publications and features books honoring Ohio's bicentennial. Click the page link for the complete list and links to each review. PDF of Book Reviews and Book Notes 64 NOTES & QUERIES The Legislative History Editorial Board of the Capitol Square Foundation seeks an author for its history of the Ohio General Assembly. Events include the Mormon History Association annual spring meeting in May and the Ohio Academy of History fall meeting in October. Click the page link above for further information. PDF of Notes & Queries Back to top
EDITORIAL STAFF Robert L. Daugherty, Editor Patricia Walsh, Publications Production Editor EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Randall Buchman, Defiance College Frank L. Byrne, Kent State University George W. Knepper, University of Akron Robert M. Mennel, University of New Hampshire Zane Miller, University of Cincinnati Marian J. Morton, John Carroll University Larry L. Nelson, Ohio Historical Society, Fort Meigs Harry Scheiber, University of California, Berkeley Mary Young, University of Rochester OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2002–2003 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Grant L. Douglass, President Nancy S. Dix, Vice President Elaine H. Hairston, Vice President Robert H. Jeffrey, Treasurer Shirley T. Duncan, Secretary
Trustees David B. Baker, Marietta Marnie C. Black, Cincinnati Joyce E. Brown, Urbana Nancy S. Dix, Hebron Grant L. Douglass, Columbus Shirley T. Duncan, Columbus Patricia S. Eldredge, Hudson Elaine H. Hairston, Pataskala Thomas E. Huenefeld, Cincinnati Robert H. Jeffrey, Columbus Alan S. Katchen, Columbus George P. Kulchytsky, Parma John J. Kulewicz, Columbus Ann K. Lowder, Columbus Charles B. Nuckolls, Jr., Cincinnati Lucy McKewen Porter, Columbus Ralph E. Ramey, Westerville Roy L. Ray, Cleveland Richard D. Ruppert, Toledo Richard Sisson, Columbus Marian J. Vance, Delaware
Ex Officio Bob Taft, Governor of Ohio Doug White, President, Ohio Senate Greg L. DiDonato, Minority Leader, Ohio Senate Larry Householder, Speaker, Ohio House of Representatives Chris Redfern, Minority Leader, Ohio House of Representatives Susan Tave Zelman, Superintendent of Public Instruction Roderick G. W. Chu, Chancellor, Ohio Board of Regents Bill Lawson, President, Ohio Association of Historical Societies and Museums William D. Jenkins, President, Ohio Academy of History William D. Hummon, President, Ohio Academy of Science Robert F. Goldberg, Chairman, Ohio Historical Society Development Council Louis Mitchell, Chairman, Ohio Historical Society Foundation Bruce E. Johnson, Director, Ohio Department of Development Emeriti John J. Chester, Columbus Rex E. Haecker, Circleville George W. Knepper, Munroe Falls Dixie S. Miller, Bexley Phillip R. Shriver, Oxford Robert Burns Smith, Columbus Back to top
Instructions for Authors Ohio History is an online publication of the Ohio Historical Society. The journal was established in June 1887 as the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly. Its primary purpose is to publish articles, documents, notes, and reviews concerning the political, military, social, economic, and cultural history of Ohio and the Middle West. The editors welcome studies in general fields of American history if they possess obvious relevance to Ohio and the Middle West. Authors are asked to submit two double-spaced typed copies of their manuscripts. Footnotes should be double-spaced and placed at the end of the article. Upon acceptance for publication, please check with editor concerning submission of digital text to speed typesetting. Contributions should be addressed to the Editor, Ohio History, Ohio Historical Center, 1982 Velma Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43211-2497. The society accepts no responsibility for facts and opinions expressed by the authors. Articles appearing in this journal are abstracted and indexed in Historical Abstracts, America: History and Life, Abstracts of Popular Culture, Recently Published Articles, and The Journal of American History. Back issues, reprints, and microfilm editions are available through the Ohio Historical Society and University Microfilms. Ohio History Volume 112 Winter-Spring 2003 Copyright � 2003 by the Ohio Historical Society. All rights reserved.
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