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Contributors to This Issue
HARRY R. STEVENS, who is also the author
of Ohio Bridge
(1939) and Six Twenty, Margaretta
Hunt, and the Baker-Hunt
Foundation (1942), is at present with our fighting forces some-
where in the Pacific area. His home is
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
ROBERT L. JONES is instructor in history
at Marietta College.
EDWARD C. REILLEY is assistant professor
of history at John
Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.
MABEL WATKINS (MRS. W. C.) MAYER, the
granddaughter
of the Ohio Hundred Day man, Wallace W.
Chadwick, is a sub-
stitute teacher and housewife who
resides in Flint, Michigan.
B. S. PICKETT is the head of the
department of horticulture
at Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.
New Appointments
Professor Beverley W. Bond, Jr., head of
the Department
of History in the University of
Cincinnati and a member of the
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical
Society, was recently
elected president of the Historical and
Philosophical Society of
Ohio, at Cincinnati. Professor Bond is
the author of the first
volume of the new History of the
State of Ohio now being pub-
lished by the Society.
Dr. E. J. Benton, in addition to his
duties as secretary of
the Western Reserve Historical Society,
has been made acting
director, and Mr. Laurence H. Norton, a
member of the Board
of Trustees of the Ohio State
Archaeological and Historical
Society, is president of the Western
Reserve Historical Society.
All these appointments assure a closer
cooperation and com-
mon interest in the preservation of
Ohio's history.
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