Ohio History Journal

Index

COMPILED BY LAURA RUSSELL

ABBOTT, Grace, 107, 108, 112, 117, 134

Abolitionism, "Newspapers in Battle:

The Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50; "Towards a

National Antislavery Party: The

Giddings-Sumner Alliance," by

Beverly Wilson Palmer, 51-71

"Accidents of pregnancy," 119-120

"Action," 40

Adams, Charles Francis, 56, 66

Adams, John Quincy, 54-55, 58, 60, 61

Administration Division, Ohio State

Department of Health, 114

Agricultural Extension Service, OSU,

127

Alexander, Charles, 167

Allegheny Mountains, 140, 159, 161

Allen, Douglas R. and Jerry V. Grant,

Shaker Furniture Makers, bk. note,

100

Allen, Elizabeth, 149

Allen, (Judge) Charles, 67, 68

Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 13

Amazing Ohio: Illuminating Moments,

by Damaine Vonada, bk. note, 99

AMA. See American Medical

Association

America First. 8

American Child Hygiene Association,

122

American Communist Party, 16

American Medical Association (AMA),

109, 110. 133

American Red Cross, 122

American Retail Federation, 15

American Rubber Workers & Organized

Labor, 1900-1941, by Daniel Nelson,

72; rev., 196-197

Amin. Julius A., 73, 166

Anarchists. 12

Anderson. Michael J.. "McCarthyism

Before McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," 5-28

Anderson. Sheldon. 167

Angel. William. book rev., 179-180

Annsley. Mrs. Robert. 158

Annual Meeting. OSMA, 111

Annunziata. Frank. Patrick D. Reagan,

and Roy T. Wortman, editors, For the

General Welfare: Essays in Honor of

Robert H. Bremner, bk. note, 95

Anti-Communism, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28

Anti-slavery Democrats, 52

Antislavery, "Newspapers in Battle: The

Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50; "Towards a

National Antislavery Party: The

Giddings-Sumner Alliance," by

Beverly Wilson Palmer, 51-71

Archeological History of the Hocking

Valley, An, by James L. Murphy, bk.

note, 99

"Arks," 151

Armours (Pennsylvania), 140

"Armstrongs," 146

Army Appropriation Act (1918), 106n.4

Army of the Cumberland, 46

Arndt, Karl J. R., compiler and editor,

George Rapp's Years of Glory:

Economy on the Ohio 1834-1847.

Oekonomie am Ohio: George Rapp's

Third Harmony. A Documentary

History, rev., 192-195

"Arrest of Hon. C. L. Vallandigham, at

Dayton, Ohio, May 5," Frank Leslie's

Illustrated Weekly Newspaper.

Illustration, 45

Athens County (Ohio), 121, 123, 130

"BACKHOUSES Inn." 161

Baker, Robert, 73

Baker, S. Josephine, 128n.63

Bakewell, Page, and Bakewell, 141n.23

Balanced in the Wind: A Biography of

Betsey Mix Cowles, by Linda L.

Geary, bk. note, 96

Baldwin, (Dr.) O. L., 126

Baltimore Afro-American, 15

Banks, Edwin P., Jamie Lytle-Webb, and

H. Lee Scamehorn, editors, Buckeye

Rovers in the Gold Rush: An Edition

of Two Diaries, The, bk. note, 100

Baranowski, Shelley 0., 72

Barnburners, ⁵8-59n.22, 68

Bartle, John and William J. Shkurti,

editors, Benchmark Ohio 1989, bk.

note, 96-97

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Beall, Ninian, 141-142

"Beamors." See Black Bear Tavern

Beauregard, Erving E., 73, 166. Works:

History of Academic Freedom in Ohio:

Case Studies in Higher Education,

1808-1976, rev., 199-200

Beaver, Daniel R., book rev., 88-89

Becker, Carl M., "Newspapers in Battle:

The Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," 29-50

Beckerman-Davis, Barbara, 72

Bedford (Pennsylvania), 140

Beecher, Henry Ward, 42

Behen, Dorothy Forbis, book rev.,

184-185

Belmont County Medical Society, 121

Belmont County (Ohio), 121

Benchmark Ohio 1989, edited by by

William J. Shkurti and John Bartle, bk.

note, 96-97

"Benevolent Institution," 144

"Berry hills" Inn, 163

"Better Babies Contest," 125

Beymer, (General) Simon, 143

Bible, The, 42

"Big Belly." See Big Walnut Creek

Bigelow, Herbert, 12

Big Walnut Creek, 155

Billings, Richard N. and Will Brownell,

So Close to Greatness: A Biography of

William C. Bullitt, rev., 89-90

Bing, Lucia Johnson, 108, 109-110, 112

Bing, Simeon H., 108n.12

Biographical Dictionary of

African-American Holiness-

Pentecostals 1880-1990, by Sherry

Sherrod DuPree, 73

Birkbeck, Morris, 140n.15, 141n.2

Black Leaders of the Nineteenth

Century, edited by Leon Litwack and

August Meier, rev., 85-86

Black Bear Tavern, 143

Blacks, infant mortality rates, 105-134

passim

Blick, Boris, 72

Bloody Run. See Everett (Pennsylvania)

"Blossom Bill." See H. B. No. 583

Blossom, Dudley, 108; illustration, 109

Blue, Frederick J., Salmon P. Chase: A

Life in Politics, rev., 172-173

Bollmeyer, J. F., 31-36

Bolsheviks, 12

Bolton, Aquilla M., 158

Booraem, Hendrik V., The Road to

Respectability: James A. Garfield and

His World, 1844-1852, rev., 75-76

"Boston Atlas and Southern Influence,

The," (Whig), by Charles Sumner, 55

Boston City Club, 14

Boston Courier, 51

Boston (Massachussetts), 51-71 passim

Boston Republican, 68

Bowers, Paul C., book rev., 84

Braddock's defeat, 139n.13

Bremner, Robert H., For the General

Welfare: Essays in Honor of Robert H.

Bremner, edited by Frank Annunziata,

Patrick D. Reagan, and Roy T.

Wortman, bk. note, 95

Bricker, John W., 5-28; illustration, 17

Brickham, William D., 46

Bridge House, The, 156

Brown's Tavern, 144

Briggs, George N., 66

Brimfield and Its People: Life in a

Western Reserve Township, 1816-1941,

by Edgar L. McCormick, rev., 175-176

Brinton, William 164

Britnall, Hannah, 164

Bristol, (Rev.) Sherlock, Pioneer

Preacher: Incidents of Interest, and

Experiences in the Author's Life, The,

bk. note, 100

Brockman, Paul, Robert M. Taylor, Jr.,

Errol Wayne Stevens, and Mary Ann

Ponder, Indiana: A New Historical

Guide, bk. note, 100

Brodericks Inn, 154

Brooks, Preston S., 52

Brough, John, 47-48

Browder, Earl, 16-28

Brown, (Dr.) Walter H., 122

Brown, Henry, 33, 34, 35, 48

Brown, (Lieutenant) John, 35

Brownell, Will and Richard N. Billings,

So Close to Greatness: A Biography of

William C. Bullitt, rev., 89-90

Bryant, William Cullen, 58

Buchanan, James, 31

Buckeye Rovers in the Gold Rush: An

Edition of Two Diaries, The, edited by

H. Lee Scamehorn, Edwin P. Banks,

and Jamie Lytle-Webb, bk. note, 100

Budget, state of Ohio, 105-134 passim

Buffalo (New York), 66

Buffalos Creek, 141

Buildings of Main Street: A Guide to

American Commercial Architecture,

The, by Richard Longstreth, rev.,

189-190

Bullitt, William C., So Close to

Greatness: A Biography of William C.

Index                                                      203

Bullitt, by Will Brownell and Richard

N. Billings, rev., 89-90

Burbager, William, 153

Burnham, (Captain) William, 156n.82

"Burnams," 156

Burnside, (Major General) Ambrose,

42-44

Burns, James MacGregor, Roosevelt:

The Soldier of Freedom, 7

Butternut Charm, 37-42, 44-46

Byrne, Frank L., book rev., 79-81

CAIN, 42

California statehood, 69, ⁷0n.62

Cambridge (Ohio), 143, 156

Canonsburg (Pennsylvania), 141, 158

Canby, (Dr.) Joseph, 147, 148

Canby, Mrs. Joseph, 147

Carlisle, John, 145

Carlisle (Pennsylvania), 163

Caroli, Betty Boyd, First Ladies, rev.,

90-92

Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss, Utah's

Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: A

Guide, rev., 191-192

Cass party, 66

Catholic press, 23

Cato, the horse, 142, 143, 156

Cayton, Andrew, 167

Cebula, James E., book rev., 173-174

Central High School (Dayton, Ohio),

37-38, 40, 41

Centralization, 14

Central State University: The First One

Hundred Years, 1887-1987, by

Lathardus Goggins, rev., 190-191

Cesareo, Francesco, 73

Cervin Robinson/Cleveland, Ohio, Cervin

Robinson and Evan H. Turner, bk.

note, 100

Chamberlin, William ("Red Peril") H.,

23

Chambersburg (Pennsylvania), 139

Chambersburg Pike, 138

Chamberstown (Pennsylvania), 162

Chambers, Clarke A., Seedtime of

Reform: American Social Service and

Social Action, 1918-1933, 133

"Charter-Bigelow-Communist party," 13

Charter Party, 10

Chase, Salmon P., 52, 58, 68; Salmon P.

Chase: A Life in Politics, by Frederick

J. Blue, rev., 172-173

Chennault, Claire L., The Maverick War:

Chennault and the Flying Tigers, by

Duane Schultz, rev., 187

Cherokee Renascence in the New

Republic, by William G., McLoughlin,

rev., 82-83

Chestnut Ridge (Pennsylvania), 140, 160

Chicago Times, 29

Chicago Tribune, 29

Chikis Hotel, 163

"Child Health Demonstration,"

(Mansfield, Ohio), 122-123

Child Health Organization, 122

Child Hygiene Division, Ohio State

Department of Health, 105-134 passim

Children's Bureau, 105-134

Children's Defense Fund, 105

Chillicothe Advertiser, 31n.7

Chillicothe (Ohio), 145, 146, 147, 153,

155-156

Church family, 162

Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, 113

Cincinnati Commercial, 29, 34, 46

Cincinnati Community Chest, 111

Cincinnati Department of Health, 124

Cincinnati Enquirer, 11, 12, 16, 19, 21,

22, 34

Cincinnati Gazette, 34

Cincinnati General Hospital, 124-125

Cincinnati League of Women Voters

(CLWV), 113

Cincinnati (Ohio), "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28; 34, 43, 118, 120, 121,

123-125, 130, 146, 150, 162, 163

Cincinnati Post, 11, 19, 21, 22-23

Cincinnati press, 5-28 passim

Cincinnati Telegraph-Register, 24

Cincinnati Times-Star, 11, 12, 19, 22, 23

Cincinnati Sun, 24, 25-26

CIO. See Congress of Industrial

Organization

CIO-PAC. See Congress of Industrial

Organization-Political Action

Committee

Civil liberties, 5

Civil War, "Newspapers in Battle: The

Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50; 52

Clay, Henry, 61, 62; The Papers of

Henry Clay, Volume 9: The Whig

Leader, January 1, 1837-December 31,

1843, edited by Robert Seager, II, and

Melba Porter Hay, rev., 188-189

Clayton, John Middleton, 54

Clinics, 105-134 passim

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CLWV. See Cincinnati League of

Women Voters

Cohen, Jeremy, 73

Cold War, The, 6, 28

Coletta, Paolo E., William Howard Taft:

A Bibliography, bk. note, 99

Columbia (Pennsylvania), 138

Columbus Crisis, 43

Columbus (Ohio), 114, 130

Comly, John F., 31-32

Comly, W. F., 31-32

Committee on Resolutions, Republication

National Convention, 17

Communicable Disease Division, Ohio

State Department of Health, 114

"Communist Desk," Office of Naval

Intelligence, 23

"Communist Groups Listed As

Endorsing Democrats Over Own Party

Leaders," by Frank Kent, 16-17

Communist Political Association, 16

Compromise of 1850, 70n.62

Confederacy, 29-50 passim

Congress of Industrial Organization

(CIO), 13, 14, 16, 17, 18

Congress of Industrial Organization-

Political Action Committee

(CIO-PAC), 13, 14, 18

Congress, U. S., 51-71 passim

Connalstown (Pennsylvania), 162

Conrad, Ethel, editor, "Touring Ohio in

1811: The Journal of Charity Rotch,"

135-165

Conscription, 36

Constitution, U. S., 54

Cooper, Jerry, book rev., 78-79

Copperheads (Peace Democrats),

"Newspapers in Battle: The Dayton

Empire and the Dayton Journal During

the Civil War," by Carl M. Becker,

29-50

Cortissoz, Royal, Keepers of Culture:

The Art-Thought of Kenyon Cox,

Royal Cortissoz, and Frank Jewett

Mather, Jr., by H. Wayne Morgan, bk.

note, 100

Corwin, Thomas, 52, 57, 58

Cotton Whigs, 57

Coue, Emile, 22

Coulter, E. Merton, "E. Merton Coulter,

The 'Dunning School,' and The Civil

War and Readjustment in Kentucky,"

by John David Smith, 73

County Auditor, 49

County Commissioners, 49

Coupon, Lydia Rotch, 152

Coupon, S., 152

Cowles, Betsey Mix, Balanced in the

Wind: A Biography of Betsey Mix

Cowles, by Linda L. Geary, bk. note,

96

Cowper, William, "The Task," 162

Cox, Kenyon, Keepers of Culture: The

Art-Thought of Kenyon Cox, Royal

Cortissoz, and Frank Jewett Mather,

Jr., by H. Wayne Morgan, bk. note,

100

"Cratons," 155

Creighton, Hugh, 155n.80

"Crime Against Kansas" Speech, 52

Cumming, Fortescue, 135-165fn.

Cushing, Caleb, 56

DAILY Worker, 14

Daniel, Rachel, 164

Dann, John C., editor, The Nagle

Journal: A Diary of the Life of Jacob

Nagle, Sailor, From the Year 1775 to

1841, bk. note, 98

Danziger, Edmund J., 72

Daugherty, Robert L., bk. notes, 95;

book rev., 187

Davis, Harry L., 107

Davis, Jacob, 146

Davis, Jefferson. Illustration, 49

Davis, John, 57

Davis, Lewis, 153n.73

Davison, Kenneth, 73

"Davis's," 146

Dayton Board of Education, 37-38, 39,

41-46

Dayton Court of Common Pleas, 38

Dayton Empire, "Newspapers in Battle:

The Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50

Dayton Journal, "Newspapers in Battle:

The Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50

Dayton (Ohio), "Newspapers in Battle:

The Dayton Empire and the Dayton

Journal During the Civil War," by

Carl M. Becker, 29-50; 152, 153

Dayton Public Schools, 37-42, 44-46

Dayton Southeastern District School,

38-40

Dean, Lydia Rotch, 152

Delivered From Evil: The Saga of World

War II. The First Complete

One-Volume History, by Robert

Leckie, rev., 88-89

Index                                                   205

Democratic National Convention, 20

Democratic party, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28; 51-71 passim

Dennison, Hugh, 162n.102

Dennison, John, 140

"Dennisons." See General Washington

Tavern

Department of the Ohio, 42

DeRemer, Bernard R., Johnson-St. Paris

Schools, 1919-1957: A Pictorial

History, bk. note, 100

Detroit Free Press, 29

Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad:

Henry Ford's Railroad, The, by Scott

D. Trostel, bk. note, 95-96

Dewey, Thomas E., "McCarthyism

Before McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28

Dillon, Humphrey, 140n.14

"Dillons Inn," 140, 161

Dinzy, Charles, 156

District demonstrations, 120-125

Dittoe, Jacob, 144

"Dittoes," 144, 156

Division of Child Hygiene, Ohio

Department of Health, 105-134

"Doctor Is the Pilot, The," 133

Dog, William Bollemeyer's, 34-35

Dolibois, John E., Pattern of Circles: An

Ambassador's Story, bk. note, 99-100

Dombrowski, James A., 14

Domestic policy declarations, 9

Donahey, Victor, 108, 113

Donnalsons, 141, 158

Dorn, Jacob, 167

Douglas Democrats, 31

Downing Hotel, 137

Downing, Hunt, 137

Downing, Thomas, 137n.3

Dowingtown (Pennsylvania), 137

Downs, Robert B., Images of America:

Travelers from Abroad in the New

World, rev., 84

Drake County (Ohio), 130

Drayton, Daniel, 62n.35, 63n.37

Dred Scott Decision, 32

Drydens Inn, 139, 162

Dry Run (Ohio), 145

Duncan, James Russell, 73

"Dunning School," The, "E. Merton

Coulter, The 'Dunning School,' and

The Civil War and Readjustment in

Kentucky," by John David Smith, 73

DuPress, Sherry Sherrod, Biographical

Dictionary of African-American

Holiness-Pentecostals 1880-1990, 73

"EAGLE" Badge, 37-42, 44-46

Earnhart, Hugh G., book rev., 174-175

Eastman, Max, 23

Economy (Pennsylvania), 159n.96

Eid, Leroy, 166

Ejike, Saatch, 72

Elections, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28; 32, 47-48; "Towards a

National Antislavery Party: The

Giddings-Sumner Alliance," by

Beverly Wilson Palmer, 51-71

Elizabethtown (Pennsylvania), 150, 152,

163

Elston, Charles, 10, 11

Emancipation Proclamation, 36

"E. Merton Coulter, The 'Dunning

School,' and The Civil War and

Readjustment in Kentucky," by John

David Smith, 73

Encyclopedia of Cleveland History, The,

compiled and edited by David D. Van

Tassel and John Grabowski, rev.,

183-184

England, 56

Esper, Thomas, 73

Espionage cases, 6

Evans, John, 148, 149

Evans, Joseph, 148n.57, 149

Evans, Mrs. John, 148

Evans, Sarah, 149

FANEUIL Hall, 65

Faran, James J., 34

Farmington (Connecticut), 155

Farm Security Administration, 8

Fascism, 5-28 passim

FDR. See Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Federal Absentee ballot, 14

Federal Land Offices, 136

Female Frontier: A Comparative View of

Women on the Prairie and the Plains,

The, by Glenda Riley, rev., 184-185

Ferguson, Catharine (Mrs. William

Ferguson), 152

Ferguson, Mrs. William (Catharine), 152

Ferguson, William 147, 150, 151

Field, David Dudley, 58

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Filler, Louis, book rev., 168-171

Findley, Nathan, 156

Finley, (General) Samuel, 146

First Ladies, by Betty Boyd Caroli, rev.,

90-92

First Presbyterian Church (Dayton,

Ohio), 36n.²⁵

Fisher, Deborah (Mrs. William

Wharton), 159n.96

Fisher, Ruth, 147

Fleischman, Richard K., book rev.,

176-178

Fleming, John, 161

Fleming, John E., book rev., 190-191

"Flemings Inn," 161

Flexner Report (1910), 133

Foner, Eric, Politics and Ideology in the

Age of the Civil War, 52

Foos, Griffin, 153

"Foos's," 153

Forbes Road, 137n.2

Ford, Henry, The Detroit, Toledo and

Ironton Railroad: Henry Ford's

Railroad, by Scott D. Trostel, bk.

note, 95-96

Foreign Policy, U. S., 8-9

For the General Welfare: Essays in

Honor of Robert H. Bremner, edited

by Frank Annunziata, Patrick D.

Reagan, and Roy T. Wortman, bk.

note, 95

Fort Ancient, 148-149

Fort Sumter, 52

Forty-Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 50

Foster family, 163

Francaviglia, Richard V., book rev.,

87-88; bk. notes, 95-96; bk. notes,

97-98; book rev., 189-190

Frankfort (Ohio), 143

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly

Newspaper, "Arrest of Hon. C. L.

Vallandigham, at Dayton, Ohio, May

5." Illustration, 45; "A Rare Old

Game of 'Shuttlecock.' " Illustration,

49

Franklinton (Ohio), 154, 155

Frederick Douglass School (Cincinnati,

Ohio), 124

Fredericksburg, Battle of, 42

Freeland, Richard, The Truman Doctrine

and the Origins of McCarthyism, 6

Freeman, Thomas, 147

Free Soil Convention, 64

Free Soil party, 51-71 passim

Friedman, Jerome, 167

Friends. See Quakers

Frothingham, Harriet A., 107n.7

Fruit Hill (Chillicothe, Ohio), 146n.⁴⁵

Fugitive Slave Bill, 70

"Furgasons," 147

GARA, Larry, book rev., 199-200

Garfield, James A., The Road to

Respectability: James A. Garfield and

His World, 1844-1852, by Hendrik V.

Booraem, rev., 75-76

Gates, John M., book rev., 92-94

Gawalt, Gerard W., Ronald M. Gephart

and Paul H. Smith, editors, Letters of

Delegates to Congress 1774-1789,

Volume 13: June I-September 30,

1779, rev., 76-78; Letters of Delegates

to Congress, 1774-1789, Volume 14:

October 1, 1779-March 31, 1780, rev.,

76-78; Letters of Delegates to

Congress, 1774-1789. Volume 15: April

1, 1780-August 31, 1780, rev., 195-196

Geary, Linda L., Balanced in the Wind:

A Biography of Betsey Mix Cowles,

bk. note, 96

Geauga County (Ohio), 130

"General Order Number 38," 43

General Washington Inn (Shippensburg,

Pennsylvania), 163

General Washington Tavern, 162

Gephart, Ronald M., Paul H. Smith and

Gerard W. Gawalt, editors, Letters of

Delegates to Congress 1774-1789,

Volume 13: June I-September 30,

1779, rev., 76-78; Letters of Delegates

to Congress, 1774-1789, Volume 14:

October 1, 1779-March 31, 1780, rev.,

76-78; Letters of Delegates to

Congress, 1774-1789. Volume 15: April

1, 1780-August 31, 1780, rev., 195-196

George Rapp's Years of Glory: Economy

on the Ohio 1834-1847. Oekonomie am

Ohio: George Rapp's Third Harmony.

A Documentary History, compiled and

edited by Karl J. R. Arndt, rev.,

192-195

German Separatists (Harmonists),

159-160

Gettysburg, Battle of, 48

Gibbons, Deborah Hoopes (Mrs. James

Gibbons), 164

Gibbons, James, 164n.112

Gibbons, Joseph, 140n.15-16

Gibbons, Mrs. James (Deobrah Hoopes

Gibbons), 164

Gibbons, William, 164

Giddings, Joshua Reed, "Towards a

Index                                                   207

National Antislavery Party: The

Giddings-Sumner Alliance," by

Beverly Wilson Palmer, 51-71

Gieck, Jack, A Photo Album of Ohio's

Canal Era, 1825-1913, rev., 178-179

Gillespie, William H., 33, 37-38

Glade Road, 161

Globe Inn, The, 141

Goggins, Lathardus, Central State

University: The First One Hundred

Years, 1887-1987, rev., 190-191

Golden Cross Keys Inn, 140

Gooding, John, 141

Goss, Peter and Thomas Carter, Utah's

Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: A

Guide, rev., 191-192

Grabowski, John and David D. Van

Tassel, compilers and editors, The

Encyclopedia of Cleveland History,

rev., 183-184

Graham, Michael, 142, 157, 158

Graham, Mrs. Michael (Patience

Graham), 142

Graham, Patience (Mrs. Michael

Graham), 142, 157, 158

Graham's Tavern, 140

Graham, William, 139n.12

Grand Plans: Business Progressivism

and Social Change in Ohio's Miami

Valley, 1890-1929, by Judith Sealander,

rev., 176-178

Grant, Jerry V. and Douglas R. Allen,

Shaker Furniture Makers, bk. note,

100

Grant, Ulysses S., The Papers of

Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 15: May

1-December 31, 1865, edited by John

Y. Simon, rev., 197-199; Volume 16:

1865, edited by John Y. Simon, rev.,

197-199

Greber, N'omi B. and Katharine C.

Ruhl, The Hopewell Site: A

Contemporary Analysis Based on the

Work of Charles C. Willoughby, rev.,

180-183

Grebner, Constantin, We Were the

Ninth: A History of the Ninth

Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry,

April 17, 1861, to June 7, 1864, rev.,

174-175

Greeley, Horace, 56, 57

Griffin, James B., book rev., 180-183

Guest, Joseph, 164, 165

"Guins," 154

Guthman, William H., bk. notes, 98

Guy, John, 163-164n.107

"Guys Inn." See Chikis Hotel

Gwynne, Thomas, 154n.76

"Gypsy" (traveling health exhibition),

126, 127

HADDAD, Gladys and Harry F. Lupold,

editors, Ohio's Western Reserve: A

Regional Reader, bk. note, 98-99

Haddonfield (Ohio), 152

Hale, John Parker, 59, 63

Halifax (Canada), 47

Hall, John, 41

Hall, Kermit L., editor, Police, Prison,

and Punishment: Major Historical

Interpretations, rev., 81-82

Halstead, (Dr.) Robert, 152

Halstead, Murat, 46

Hamilton, Alexander, 20

Hamlin, Hannibal, 55n.9

Hanover (Ohio), ¹⁴⁴n.36

Harding, Warren G., 107

Harmonists. See German Separatists

Harmony (Pennsylvania), 159-160

Hams, Thaddeus M., 139n.12

Harriet Beecher Stowe School

(Cincinnati, Ohio), 124

Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), 163

Harris, James Russell, book rev., 82-83

Harris, Marc, bk. notes, 98-99

"Harris's," 163

Harris, Thaddeus M., 161n.98

Hartford (Connecticut), 135-165 passim

Hartford Retreat for the Insane, 141n.21

Hartley's Tavern, 139

Hartley, William ¹³9n.12

Hayes, Rutherford B., The Presidency of

Rutherford B. Hayes, by Ari

Hoogenboom, bk. note, 99

Hay, Melba Porter and Robert Seager,

II, editors, The Papers of Henry Clay,

Volume 9: The Whig Leader, January

1, 1837-December 31, 1843, rev.,

188-189

Hay, Robert P., book rev., 76-78,

195-196

H. B. No. 583 ("Blossom Bill"), 108-114

H. B. No. 622, Appropriations Bill, 113

Heald, Morrell, 73

Health Builder's Leagues, 128

Health care legislation, "Saving Mothers

and Babies: The Sheppard-Towner Act

in Ohio, 1921-1929," by Kriste

Lindenmeyer, 105-134

Health Education, "Saving Mothers and

Babies: The Sheppard-Towner Act in

Ohio, 1921-1929," by Kriste

208                                         OHIO HISTORY

Lindenmeyer, 105-134

Health exhibitions, 105-134 passim

"Health Mobile," 126-127; illustration,

127

"Hearthys Inn." See Hartley's Tavern

Heartland: Comparative Histories of the

Midwestern States, edited by James H.

Madison, rev., 86-87

Heitmann, John, 166

Hess, William, 10, 11, 20-21

Hetus (Pennsylvania), 162

High Style & Vernacular: Ohio

Furniture, Decorative Arts, and

Craftsmen, 1800-1850, by Catherine

McQuaid Steiner and Bruce E.

Steiner, bk. note, 100

Hillman, Sidney, 13, 18, 19, 20

Hills, Bula (Mrs. James Harvey Hills),

154-155

Hills, Darwin, 155

Hills, (Dr.) James Harvey, 154-155

Hills, Mrs. James Harvey (Bula Hills),

154-155

Hirohito, Emperor, 25

Hitchner, Bruce, 166

History of Academic Freedom in Ohio:

Case Studies in Higher Education,

1808-1976, by Erving E. Beauregard,

rev., 199-200

Hitler, Adolph, 24, 25

Hixon, , Walter L., 72, 166

Hoar, (Judge) Ebenezer Rockwood,

62n.34

Hocking County (Ohio), 130

Hoogenboom, Ari, The Presidency of

Rutherford B. Hayes, bk. note, 99

Hoover, Herbert, 18

Hopewell Site: A Contemporary Analysis

Based on the Work of Charles C.

Willoughby, The, by N'omi B. Greber

and Katharine C. Ruhl, rev., 180-183

Hopkins, Benjamin, 152

Hopkins, Mrs. Benjamin, 152

House of Representatives, U. S., 51-71

pas.vim

Howe. (Dr.) Samuel Gridley, 64

Hubbard, Thomas, 48-49

Hubbard, William, 48-49

Hud.son. A Survey of Historic Buildings

in an Ohio Town, edited by Lois

Newkirk. bk. note, 97

Hudson. Charles, 53, 67

Huff. Mrs. Benjamin, 145, 156

Hughes-Griswald Act, The (1917),

114n.25. 130

Humiston. (Dr.) Charles E., 110

Humphreys, Martha Alexander (Mrs.

Robert Humphreys), 141n.26

Humphreys, Mrs. Robert (Martha

Alexander Humphreys), 141n.26

Humphreys, Robert, ¹⁴1n.²6

Hunkerdom. See Hunkers

Hunkers, 58-59n.22, 67

Hunterstown (Pennsylvania), 138

Hunt, Jesse, 150

Hunt, Laura, 73

Hunt, Mrs. Jesse, 150, 151

Hygeia, 127

Hygiene Division, Ohio State

Department of Health, 114, 126

ILLINOIS State Medical Association,

107n.7, 110

Images of America: Travelers from

Abroad in the New World, by Robert

B. Downs, rev., 84

Imhoof, Henry, 161n.100

"Im Hoofs" Inn, 161

Imlay, Richard, 136-171 passim

Immigrants, 30

Indiana: A New Historical Guide, by

Robert M. Taylor, Jr., Errol Wayne

Stevens, Mary Ann Ponder, and Paul

Brockman, bk. note, 100

Indianapolis Journal, 29-30

Indianapolis State Sentinel, 29

Indian King Tavern ("Wilsons"), 138

Industrial Hygiene Division, Ohio State

Department of Health, 114

Infant mortality and health-care, "Saving

Mothers and Babies: The

Sheppard-Towner Act in Ohio,

1921-1929," by Kriste Lindenmeyer,

105-134; illustration, Summer-Autumn

1990 cover

Ingersoll, C. J., 62

Innhoofs Inn, 161

Intelligencer, 54

Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board,

106n.4

Internationalists, 8-9

JAMES, D. Clayton, A Time for Giants:

The Politics of the American High

Command In World War II, rev., 78-79

Jay, William, 63

Jefferson, Thomas, 20

Jeffries, John, Testing the Republican

Coalition: Connecticut Society and

Politics in the Era of World War 11, 7

Jeffries, Mrs. Joseph ("Widow"), 138

Jenkins, Frederick "Shadrack," 70n.64

Ir~ln~~dtteh'.\n~ ~209

Jenkins. Glen. hk. notes. 95

Jenkins. William D.. hook rev.. 196-197

Johnson-St. Paris Schools, 1919-1957: A

Pictorial History, by Bernard R.

DeRemer, bk. note, 100

Jones, Robert H., 166

Journal of Orange County Studies, The,

73

Journals of William A. Lindsay: An

Ordinary Nineteenth-Century

Physician's Surgical Cases, The,

edited by Katherine Mandusic

McDonell, bk. note, 95

Juaniata River, 139, 162

KANSAs-Nebraska Act, 32

Keepers of Culture: The Art-Thought of

Kenyon Cox, Royal Cortissoz, and

Frank Jewett Mather, Jr., by H.

Wayne Morgan, bk. note, 100

Kelley, Florence, 134

Kendal (Ohio), 136

Kent, Frank, "Communist Groups

Listed As Endorsing Democrats Over

Own Party Leaders," 16-17

Kimball, Jeffrey P., 167

Kindig, Everett W., book rev., 188-189

King, Preston, 52, 58

Kingston (Ohio), 144-145

Kinsey, Ann Loyd (Mrs. James Kinsey),

157n.88

Kinsey, George, 157

Kinsey, James, 157

Kinsey, Mary K. (Mrs. George Kinsey),

157

Kinsey, Mrs. George (Mary K.), 157

Kinsey, Mrs. James (Ann Loyd Kinsey),

157n.88

Kirk, William, 163

Kleinschmidt, (Dr.) H. E., 120, 127;

illustration, 127

Knepper, George W., Ohio and Its

People, rev., 173-174

Kolesar, Robert J., 73

LABOR, 5-28 passim

Laboratories Division, Ohio State

Department of Health, 114

Labor Plank, Republican Platform, 17

Ladd-Taylor, Molly, "Protecting

Mothers and Infants: The Rise and

Fall of Sheppard-Towner Act," 106

Lafayette, Marquette de, 164n.108

Lamb, [?], 145, 146

Lampeter Meeting (Quaker), 164

Lampeter (Pennsylvania), 136

I.ancasler ((hio). 144, 145. 156

Lancaster (Pennsylvania). 137. 138, 164

Lancaster Turnpike, 137

Lasser, Carol, bk. notes, 96

Lathrop, Julia, 134

Laurel Hill (Pennsylvania), 140

Lausche, Frank, 20

Lawrence, Abbott, 65

League of Women Voters, 107

Leaman, Abrahm B., 38-41, 42

Lebanon (Ohio), 147-149, 150, 151, 152

Leckie, Robert, Delivered From Evil:

The Saga of World War II. The First

Complete One-Volume History, rev.,

88-89

Leland, (Dr.) Roscoe G., 105-134

Lemons, J. Stanley, The Woman Citizen:

Social Feminism in the 1920s, 134

Lenroot, Katharine F., 134

Letters of Delegates to Congress

1774-1789, Volume 13: June

l-September 30, 1779, edited by Paul

H. Smith, Gerard W. Gawalt, and

Ronald M. Gephart, rev., 76-78;

Volume 14: October 1, 1779-March 31,

1780, edited by Paul H. Smith, Gerard

W. Gawalt, and Ronald M. Gephart,

rev., 76-78; Volume 15: April 1,

1780-August 31, 1780, edited by Paul

H. Smith, Gerard W. Gawalt, and

Ronald M. Gephart, rev., 195-196

Lexington (Kentucky), 152

Liberty party, 59

Lincoln, Abraham, 29-50 passim;

illustration, 49

Lincoln Administration, "Newspapers in

Battle: The Dayton Empire and the

Dayton Journal During the Civil War,"

by Carl M. Becker, 29-50

Lindenmeyer, Kriste, "Saving Mothers

and Babies: The Sheppard-Towner Act

in Ohio, 1921-1929," 105-134

Lindsay, William A., Journals of William

A. Lindsay: An Ordinary

Nineteenth-Century Physician's

Surgical Cases, The, edited by

Katherine Mandusic McDonell, bk.

note, 95

Little Miami River, 148

"Little Mother's Leagues," 128

Little Scrub Ridge, 139, 162

"Little TR." See Rotch, Thomas, Jr.

Little Walnut Creek, 155

Litwack, Leon and August Meier,

editors, Black Leaders of the

Nineteenth Century, rev., 85-86

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Locoes. See Locofoco

Locofoco, ⁵⁷n.¹6, 59

Locofocoes. See Locofoco

Logan County Gazette, 49

Logan, William, 34, 37, 38-39, 42, 43, 44,

48

Longstreth, Richard, The Buildings of

Main Street: A Guide to American

Commercial Architecture, rev., 189-190

Louden (Pennsylvania), 139

Lowe, Thomas O., 33n.11, 35n.22, 49-50

Lucas, M. Philip, book rev., 172-173

Luce, W. Ray, book rev., 191-192

Lupold, Harry F. and Gladys Haddad,

editors, Ohio's Western Reserve: A

Regional Reader, bk. note, 98-99

"Lybrands Inn," 144

Lynn, Susan, 73, 166

Lytle-Webb, Jamie, H. Lee Scamehorn,

and Edwin P. Banks, editors, Buckeye

Rovers in the Gold Rush: An Edition

of Two Diaries, The, bk. note, 100

MCARTHUR, (General) Duncan, 146

McCarthy, Eugene, "McCarthyism

Before McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28

"McCarthyism Before McCarthy:

Anti-Communism in Cincinnati and the

Nation During the Election of 1944,"

by Michael J. Anderson, 5-28

McCarthyism, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28

McCormick, Edgar L., Brimfield and Its

People: Life in a Western Reserve

Township, 1816-1941, rev., 175-176

"Macullins." See Golden Cross Keys

Inn

McCullough, Nancy M., 159

McCullough, William, 140n.20, 159

McCutcheon, James, ¹⁴⁴-145n.40

Macutchins. See Kingston (Ohio)

McDonell, Katherine Mandusic, editor,

The Journals of William A. Lindsay:

An Ordinary Nineteenth-Century

Physician's Surgical Cases, bk. note,

95

Mackinac Declarations, The, 9-10, 17

Mackinac, Michigan, 9

McLean, John, 52, 57, 66

McLennan, Marjorie, 167

McLoughlin, William G., Cherokee

Renascence in the New Republic, rev.,

82-83

Macollins (Pennsylvania), 139, 162

Madison, James H., editor, Heartland:

Comparative Histories of the

Midwestern States, rev., 86-87

Mad River, 153

Mann, Horace, 64, 68, 69

Mansfield (Ohio), 122-123

Marot, Lewis, 32, 35, 37, 38, 41, 44, 46

Marquette, Bleeker, 111

Marsh, Charles M., 56

Marshfield (Massachussetts), 65

Martial law, 44

Martin, Joseph W., Jr., 18

Maslowski, Peter, book rev., 197-199

Massachusetts, 57

Massachussetts state legislature, 51-71

passim

Massillon Museum Foundation, 136

Massillon (Ohio), 136

Massillon Public Library, 136

Maternal and Child Health programs,

105-134 passim

Maternity homes and hospitals, 120-122,

132

Mather, Frank Jewett, Jr., Keepers of

Culture: The Art-Thought of Kenyon

Cox, Royal Cortissoz, and Frank

Jewett Mather, Jr., by H. Wayne

Morgan, bk. note, 100

Maverick War: Chennault and the Flying

Tigers, The, by Duane Schultz, rev.,

187

Medary, Samuel, 43

Medicine, "Saving Mothers and Babies:

The Sheppard-Towner Act in Ohio,

1921-1929," by Kriste Lindenmeyer,

105-134

Meier, August and Leon Litwack,

editors, Black Leaders of the

Nineteenth Century, rev., 85-86

Melvin, Patricia Mooney, The Organic

City: Urban Definition and

Neighborhood Organization 1880-1920,

rev., 179-180

Mexican War, 51-71 passim

Miami County (Ohio), 130

Miami River, 153

Michaux, F. A., 140n.15, 163n.105

Middletown (Pennsylvania), 163

Midwives, 116, 118-120

Military Effectiveness, edited by Allan R.

Millett and Williamson Murray,

Volume I: The First World War, rev.,

Index                                                  211

92-94; Volume 11: The Interwar Period,

rev., 92-94; Volume III: The Second

World War, rev., 92-94

Millett, Allan R. and Williamson Murray,

editors, Military Effectiveness, Volume

I: The First World War, rev., 92-94;

Volume II: The Interwar Period, rev.,

92-94; Volume III: The Second World

War, rev., 92-94

Milling, 135-165 passim

"Mills," 150

Mills, John, 69n.61

Mills, John R., 150

Mills, Mary Halstead (Mrs. John R.

Mills), 150

Mills, Mrs. John R. (Mary Halstead

Mills), 150

Mills, Thadeus, 152

Mills, "Widow," 152

Mills, William, 152

Milner, Edward, 143n.31

"Milners Inn," 143

Milton, John, 50

Mining America: The Industry and the

Environment, 1800-1980, by Duane A.

Smith, bk. note, 97-98

"Mobilization of the Ohio Militia in the

Civil War, The," by Matthew Oyos, 73

Mobs, 29-50 passim

Monger, (Dr.) John Emerson, 105-134;

illustration, 115, 127

Monongahela River, 141, 159

Montreal (Canada), 52

Moore, Andrew, 143n.32

"Moors Inn," 143, 156

Morgan, H. Wayne, Keepers of Culture:

The Art-Thought of Kenyon Cox,

Royal Cortissoz, and Frank Jewett

Mather, Jr., bk. note, 100

Morris, David, 141

Morrison, Duncan, ¹⁵6n.84

Morrison Inn, 156

"Morris's." See Globe Inn, The

Morristown (Ohio), 143, 156-157

Morton, Marcus, 71

Morton, Marian, 167

Morton, Oliver, 43

Mount Dallas, 139

Mount Olympus, 67

Mount Pleasant, 157

Mount Vernon (Ohio), 43

Murphy, James L., An Archeological

History of the Hocking Valley, bk.

note, 99

Murray, Williamson, 73; and Allan R.

Millett, editors, Military Effectiveness,

Volume I: The First World War, rev.,

92-94; Volume II: The Interwar Period,

rev., 92-94; Volume III: The Second

World War, rev., 92-94

NAACP. See National Association for the

Advancement of Colored People

Nagle, Jacob, Nagle Journal: A Diary of

the Life of Jacob Nagle, Sailor, From

the Year 1775 to 1841, The, edited by

John C. Dann, bk. note, 98

Nagle Journal: A Diary of the Life of

Jacob Nagle, Sailor, From the Year

1775 to 1841, The, edited by John C.

Dann, bk. note, 98

Nantucket (Massachusetts), 135, 136

"Natchez under the hill." See Dayton

(Ohio)

National Association for the

Advancement of Colored People

(NAACP), 15

National Child Health Council, 122

National Negro Business League, 125

National Organization for Public Health

Nursing, 122

National Register of Historic Places, 136

National Resources Planning Board, 8

National Tuberculosis Association, 122

National Youth Administration, 8

Nation Builders: A Sesquicentennial

History of the Corps of Topographical

Engineers 1838-1863, The, edited by

Frank N. Schubert, bk. note, 97

Negro Health Week, 125

Nelson, Daniel, American Rubber

Workers and Organized Labor, 72;

rev., 196-197

New Bedford (Massachusetts), 135, 141

New Deal, 5-28 passim

New England, 51-71 passim

New Harmony (Indiana), 159n.96

Newkirk, Lois, editor, Hudson: A Survey

of Historic Buildings in an Ohio Town,

bk. note, 97

New Mexico, 70n.62

Newport (Kentucky), 150

Newport (Rhode Island), 135

"Newspapers in Battle: The Dayton

Empire and the Dayton Journal During

the Civil War," by Carl M. Becker,

29-50

New York Independent, 42

New York (New York), 57, 58, 145

New York Tribune, 56

New York Union, 67

Nichols, Eli, 157

212                                      OHIO HISTORY

"Niles Inn," 154

Niles, Lawrence, 154n.75

No Ivory Tower: McCarthy and the

Universities, by Ellen W. Schrecker, 6

Northern Democrats, 59, 67

North Mountain (Pennsylvania), 139, 162

Northwest Confederacy, 47

Northwest Ordinance: Essays on its

Formulation, Provisions, and Legacy,

The, edited by Frederick D. Williams,

bk. note, 98-99

OBSTETRICS, "Saving Mothers and Babies:

The Sheppard-Towner Act in Ohio,

1921-1929," by Kriste Lindenmeyer,

105-134

O'Connor, Joseph E., 73

Ohio and Its People, by George W.

Knepper, rev., 173-174

Ohio CIO Council, 25

Ohio Department of Health, 105-134

"Ohio Exhibit, The," 126

Ohio House of Representatives, 51

Ohio League of Women Voters (OLWV),

105-134

Ohio legislature, 105-134 passim

Ohio Republican State Convention, 18

Ohio River, 142, 159

Ohio State Board of Health, 114n.25

Ohio State Emergency Board, 108

Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA),

105-134

Ohio State Medical Board, 118

Ohio State Medical Journal (OSMJ),

110, 111, 116

Ohio State University, The (OSU), 127

Ohio's Western Reserve: A Regional

Reader, edited by Harry F. Lupold

and Gladys Haddad, bk. note, 98-99

Ohio Woman Voter, The, 112, 113

"Old Guard" See Republican party

Old Northwest, 47

"Old Rosy." See Rosecrans, (Major

General) William S.

Old Washington. See Washington (Ohio)

OLWV. See Ohio League of Women

Voters

115th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 44

Organic City: Urban Definition and

Neighborhood Organization 1880-1920,

The, by Patricia Mooney Melvin, rev.,

179-180

OSMA. See Ohio State Medical

Association

OSMJ. See Ohio State Medical Journal

Ossa, 44

OSU. See Ohio State University, The

Owen, Robert, 159n.96

Oyos, Matthew, "The Mobilization of

the Ohio Militia in the Civil War," 73

PAC. See Political Action Committee

Palfrey, John Gorham, 59, 60, 61, 67, 68

Palmer, Beverly Wilson, "Towards a

National Antislavery Party: The

Giddings-Sumner Alliance," 51-71

Papers of Henry Clay, The, Volume 9:

The Whig Leader, January I,

1837-December 31, 1843, edited by

Robert Seager, II, and Melba Porter

Hay, rev., 188-189

Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, The,

Volume 15: May 1-December 31, 1865,

edited by John Y. Simon, rev.,

197-199; Volume 16: 1865, edited by

John Y. Simon, rev., 197-199

Party emblems, 37-42, 44-46

Party politics, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28

Patriotism, 29-50 passim

Pattern of Circles: An Ambassador's

Story, by John E. Dolibois, bk. note,

99-100

Peace Democrats. See Copperheads

Pearl Harbor, 8

Pegler, Westbrook, 11, 22

Pelion, 44

Pennsylvania State Road, 137n.2

Perry County (Ohio), 130

Peskin, Allan, book rev., 75-76

Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), 136, 137,

145, 153, 157, 158

Phillips, Stephen C., 64, 68, 69n.61

Photo Album of Ohio's Canal Era,

1825-1913, A, by Jack Gieck, rev.,

178-179

Pioneer Preacher: Incidents of Interest,

and Experiences in the Author's Life,

The, by Sherlock Bristol, bk. note, 100

Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), 140, 148, 158,

159, 160

Polenberg, Richard, War and Society:

The United States, 1941-1945, 7

Police, Prison, and Punishment: Major

Historical Interpretations, edited by

Kermit L. Hall, rev., 81-82

Political Action Committee (PAC), 13,

19, 20

Political cartoons. Illustration,

Index                                                   213

Winter-Spring 1990 cover

Politics and Ideology in the Age of the

Civil War, by Eric Foner, 52

Politics of Community: Migration and

Politics in Antebellum Ohio, The, by

Kenneth J. Winkle, rev., 74-75

Ponder, Mary Ann, Paul Brockman,

Robert M. Taylor, Jr., and Errol

Wayne Stevens, Indiana: A New

Historical Guide, bk. note, 100

Pope, Nathaniel, 146

Preble County (Ohio), 130

Prehistoric earthworks, 148-149

Prenatal and infant care, 105-134 passim

Prenatal letters, 129

Presidential candidates, 56, 61-62

Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes, The,

by Ari Hoogenboom, bk. note, 99

"Prices Inn," 150, 152

Prince, the horse, 143, 162

Professionalization of health care

training, 133-134

Proslavery: A History of the Defense of

Slavery in America, 1701-1840, by

Larry E. Tise, rev., 168-171

Prpic, George J., 73

Public Health Council, 114

Public Health Nursing, 105-134 passim

Public Health Nursing Division, Ohio

State Department of Health, 114

Public Health, "Saving Mothers and

Babies: The Sheppard-Towner Act in

Ohio, 1921-1929," by Kriste

Lindenmeyer, 105-134

Puerperal septicimia, 119

Pugh, David, 152

Purge Movement, 8-9

QUAKERS, 135-165 passim

RADICALISM, charges of, 5-28

Rapp, Frederick, 160

Rapp, George, 160; George Rapp's Years

of Glory: Economy on the Ohio

1834-1847. Oekonomie am Ohio:

George Rapp's Third Harmony. A

Documentary History, compiled and

edited by Karl J. R. Arndt, rev.,

192-195

Rapp, John, 160

"Rare Old Game of 'Shuttlecock,' A,"

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly

Newspaper. Illustration, 49

Ratcliffe, Donald J., book rev., 74-75

Ratcliffe, Harrison, 146

Ratcliffe, Mrs. Harrison, 146

Ratification meetings, Free Soil party, 65

Rays hill, 139, 162

Reads Inn, 162

Reagan, Patrick D., Roy T. Wortman,

and Frank Annunziata, editors, For

the General Welfare: Essays in Honor

of Robert H. Bremner, bk. note, 95

"Reamers Inn," 139, 162

Red China, 5

Red Scare, Red Scare in the Midwest,

1945-1955: A State and Local Study,

The, by James Truett Selcraig, 27;

"McCarthyism Before McCarthy:

Anti-Communism in Cincinnati and the

Nation During the Election of 1944,"

by Michael J. Anderson, 5-28

Red Scare in the Midwest, 1945-1955: A

State and Local Study, The, by James

Truett Selcraig, 27

Reed, John, 66

"Reeds Inn," 153

Register of the Kentucky Historical

Society, The, 73

Reibel, Daniel B., book rev., 192-195

Reid, (Colonel) David, 153n.71

Republican National Committee, 10

Republican National Convention, 17-18

Republican Party Platform, 10, 17-18

Republican party, "McCarthyism Before

McCarthy: Anti-Communism in

Cincinnati and the Nation During the

Election of 1944," by Michael J.

Anderson, 5-28; "Newspapers in

Battle: The Dayton Empire and the

Dayton Journal During the Civil War,"

by Carl M. Becker, 29-50

Republican Postwar Advisory Council,

9-10

Resolutionists, 30

Richland County (Ohio), 121, 122-123,

130

Riede, David C., 166

Rikoon, J. Sanford, Threshing in the

Midwest, 1820-1940: A Study of

Traditional Culture and Technological

Change, rev., 185-186

Riley, Glenda, The Female Frontier: A

Comparative View of Women on the

Prairie and the Plains, rev., 184-185

Richie, Mrs. Robert Richie (Sara Steer

Richie), 158

Richie, Robert, 158

Richie, Sara Steer (Mrs. Robert Richie),

158

Riddle, (Judge) James, 139

Riots, 40, 44

214                                      OHIO HISTORY

Ripey, Colonel, 163

"Rippeys Inn." See General Washington

Inn (Shippensburg, Pennsylvania)

Rivkin, Ellis, 73

Road to Respectability: James A.

Garfield and His World, 1844-1852,

The, by Hendrik V. Booraem, rev.,

75-76

Robinson, Cervin and Evan H. Turner,

Cervin RobinsonlCleveland, Ohio, bk.

note, 100

Rodman, Mary, 149n.60, 150

Roller, David C., 72

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (FDR),

"McCarthyism Before McCarthy:

Anti-Communism in Cincinnati and the

Nation During the Election of 1944,"

by Michael J. Anderson, 5-28;

Roosevelt: The Soldier of Freedom, by

James MacGregor Burns, 7;

illustration, cover Volume

99/Winter-Spring 1990

Roosevelt: The Soldier of Freedom, by

James MacGregor Burns, 7

Root, Joseph M., 64, 69, 70

Rosecrans, (Major General) William S.

("Old Rosy"), 46

Rotch, Candice, 148

Rotch, Charity Rodman (Mrs. Thomas

Rotch), "Touring Ohio in 1811: The

Journal of Charity Rotch," edited by

Ethel Conrad, 135-165

Rotch, Mrs. Thomas (Charity Rodman

Rotch), "Touring Ohio in 1811: The

Journal of Charity Rotch," edited by

Ethel Conrad, 135-165

Rotch, Thomas, Jr., 149

Rotch, Thomas, "Touring Ohio in 1811:

The Journal of Charity Rotch," edited

by Ethel Conrad, 135-165

Rotch, William, 135

Rouzer, William, 32, 35, 38, 41, 44, 46

Ruddy, T. Michael, book rev., 89-90

Rude, (Dr.) Anna M., 117

Ruhl, Katharine C. and N'omi B.

Greber, The Hopewell Site: A

Contemporary Analysis Based on the

Work of Charles C. Willoughby, rev.,

180-183

Russell, John, 138n.8

Russell, Laura, bk. notes, 96-97

"Russells Inn," 138

"Russia Day," 21

Rutcoff, Peter M., 73

ST. ANDREW'S Day Nursery (Cincinnati,

Ohio), 124

St. Clairsville (Ohio), 142, 145

Salmon P. Chase: A Life in Politics, by

Frederick J. Blue, rev., 172-173

Sanders, Tom, 166

Sanitary Engineering Division, Ohio

State Department of Health, 114

"Saving Mothers and Babies: The

Sheppard-Towner Act in Ohio,

1921-1929," by Kriste Lindenmeyer,

105-134

Sayres, (Captain) William, 62-63

Scamehorn, H. Lee, Edwin P. Banks,

and Jamie Lytle-Webb, editors,

Buckeye Rovers in the Gold Rush: An

Edition of Two Diaries, The, bk. note,

100

Schob, David E., book rev., 185-186

Schrecker, Ellen W., No Ivory Tower:

McCarthy and the Universities, 6

Schubert, Frank N., editor, The Nation

Builders: A Sesquicentennial History

of the Corps of Topographical

Engineers 1838-1863, bk. note, 97

Schultz, Duane, The Maverick War:

Chennault and the Flying Tigers, rev.,

187

"Scofields," 144

Scioto River, 145, 155

Scott, (Dr.) Joseph, 145

Scott, Samuel, 163-164n.107

Scott, Winfield, 57, 64

Scripps Howard, 11, 22

Seager, Robert, II, and Melba Porter

Hay, editors, The Papers of Henry

Clay, Volume 9: The Whig Leader,

January 1, 1837-December 31, 1843,

rev., 188-189

Sealander, Judith, 73. Works: Grand

Plans: Business Progressivism and

Social Change in Ohio's Miami Valley,

1890-1929, rev., 176-178

Secession Crisis, The, "Newspapers in

Battle: The Dayton Empire and the

Dayton Journal During the Civil War,"

by Carl M. Becker, 29-50

Second Bull Run, 32

Sedgwick, Theodore, 58

Seedtime of Reform: American Social

Service and Social Action, 1918-1933,

by Clarke A. Chambers, 133

Selcraig, James Truett, The Red Scare in

the Midwest, 1945-1955: A State and

Local Study, 27

Select committee, Dayton Board of

Education, 42, 44

Index                                                   215

Senate, U. S., 51-71 passim

Sessions, Juliette, 109-110, 112, 113

Shaker Furniture Makers, by Jerry V.

Grant and Douglas R. Allen, bk. note,

100

Shakers, 147

"Shakers Settlement." See Union

Village (Ohio)

Shapiro, Herbert, book rev., 85-86

"Shartlers Inn," 144, 156

Shaw, Ronald E., 167

Schenck, Robert C., 32, 41

Sheep farming, 135-165 passim

Sheppard-Towner Maternity and Infancy

Act, The (1921), "Saving Mothers and

Babies: The Sheppard-Towner Act in

Ohio, 1921-1929," by Kriste

Lindenmeyer, 105-134

Shippensburg (Pennsylvania), 162

Shorrock, William, 166

Shkurti, William J. and John Bartle,

editors, Benchmark Ohio 1989, bk.

note, 96-97

Shortcreek, 157

Shriver, Phillip R., rev., 90-92; book

rev., 178-179

Sideling Hill (Pennsylvania), 139, 162

Sign of the Black Horse ("Spanglers"),

138

Simmons, David A., bk. notes, 97; book

rev., 183-184

Simpson, James, 165

Simpson, John, 153

Simpson, Mrs. John, 153

Simon, John Y., editor, The Papers of

Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 15: May

1-December 31, 1865, rev., 197-199;

The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant,

Volume 16: 1865, rev., 197-199

Siney, Marion, 72-73

Sixteenth District (Ohio House of

Representatives), 51

Skinner, Alexander, 145

Slavery issue, 51-71, 142, 163

Slaymaker, Amos, 164

Slaymaker, Henry, 164n.108

"Slaymakers." See State Arms Tavern

Smith-Connally Act, 8

Smith, Duane A., Mining America: The

Industry and the Environment,

1800-1980, bk. note, 97-98