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ilton, Montana; Dr. J. M. Brennan,
University of Kansas;
Dr. Alan Stone, U. S. National Museum,
Washington; Dr. T.
H. Hubbell, University of Michigan; Dr.
C. L. Fluke, Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, and others.
Your curator gave 29 lectures during the
year before
3000 people, and gave one talk over
radio station WOSU, be-
sides leading a number of field-trips
for various scientific
organizations. During the last meeting
of the Ohio Academy
of Science, he was appointed chairman of
the Committee on
State Parks and Conservation and
chairman of one other
committee. He published a paper in the Annals
of the Ento-
mological Society of America on a little known species of Orth-
optera discovered in Ohio. Mr. Charles
F. Walker of this
Department published two papers on
Amphibia, gave several
lectures, a talk over radio station WOSU
and led several
field-trips for scientific
organizations. He has been elected
president of the Wheaton (Scientific)
Club of Columbus for
the ensuing year.
In spite of the lack of funds, a number
of valuable books
on natural history have been secured for
the library by ex-
changing our duplicates for them.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD S. THOMAS,
Curator of Natural History.
REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR
During the past year there have been
additions made to col-
lections already recorded and
sixty-three new accessions added.
Among these may be mentioned:
A Coat worn by Capt. Joseph B. Foraker
in 1863; the gift
of Mrs. Julia B. Foraker, since
deceased.
A Silver Cup awarded to Duncan McArthur
in 1835 by the
Ross County Agricultural Society; gift
of Frederick McArthur,
Oakland, Iowa.
A Seminole Indian Dugout from Florida;
gift of Hon.
Victor A. Donahey.
Appendix. 333
Two fluted sticks of Blue Porcelain used
by the French as
gifts to the Indians in the 17th
Century. Purchase.
Models of Fort Steuben; First Silk Mill
in United States;
Grist Mill; Hopewell Church; and a Block
House; gift of S. J.
McCune, Brilliant, Ohio.
A Free Labor Store Sign used at Mount
Pleasant, Ohio, in
1850; gift of Miss Elisabeth Jenkins,
Mount Pleasant.
A Dress Coat worn by Gen. U. S. Grant at
his second
inaugural ceremony; the gift of N. R.
Barrett, Columbus, Ohio.
A Cabinet of Mexican objects, work of
Mexican school chil-
dren, etc.; gift of Dr. B. F. Lamb,
Columbus, Ohio.
Several Oil Paintings of historic sites
in Ohio by Mrs.
Josephine Scott; gift of the artist.
Civil War uniforms and civilian clothing
of that period; the
gift of Mrs. James Stevens, London,
Ohio.
A collection of Chinese and Javanese
material; gift of C. C.
Underhill, Columbus, Ohio.
An exhibit representing a Free Labor
Store of about 1850
has been installed in the basement, and
adjoining this, an old-time
Cobbler Shop.
During the past winter months material
in storage has been
rearranged and checked; historical,
ethnological and military col-
lections being stored in separate
vaults.
A complete list of accessions follows:
LIST OF ACCESSIONS 1933-'34
Civil War relics; W. R. Milot, Columbus.
Stone Axe and Celt; Lyle Hightman,
Lebanon.
Flint Blades, two; S. M. Sellers,
Lebanon.
Civil War relics; Henry Spaulding,
Brookline, Mass.
Coat worn by Capt. J. B. Foraker, and
Book; Mrs. J. B.
Foraker.
Human Pelvis with end of Flint
Arrowpoint. Purchase.
Piece of Quartz Bannerstone; Robert
Kercher, Cincinnati.
Iron Spikes and Wooden Pin from old
wooden bridge near
Bainbridge, Ohio; H. R. McPherson,
Columbus.
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Silver Cup awarded to Duncan McArthur,
1835; Frederick
F. McArthur, Oakland, Iowa.
Seminole Indian Dugout; Victor A.
Donahey, Columbus.
Portrait R. B. Hayes; Webb C. Hayes,
Toledo.
China Cup, Saucer and Plate; Crooksville
China Co., Crooks-
ville.
Medals; Chase National Bank, New York,
N. Y.
Ancient Roman Coins; George L. Bauer,
Rochester, N. Y.
Ohio Cards and Medals; George L.
Andrews, Columbus.
New York Descriptive List of Obsolete
Paper Money; D. C.
Wismer, Hatfield, Pa.
Sheep-shearing Chair; Elmer Fawcett,
Zanesfield.
Porcelain Sticks. Purchase.
French Military Decoration; George A.
Clark, Columbus.
Loan.
Currier & Ives Print; J. S. Waite,
Columbus.
Civil War relics; Dr. G. L. VanDeusen,
Lowell, Mass.
Cards, Announcements and Invitations;
Miss Alice S. Davis,
Columbus.
Bayonet and Iron Point; Herbert H.
Spreng, Perrysburg.
Coverlet and Historical material; Mrs.
Mary H. Helsel,
Obetz.
Picture, Lincoln and Cabinet; Mrs. Edith
M. Bowman,
Columbus.
Civil War Drum; George W. Brown, Amanda.
Bread Basket; Mrs. B. L. Chase,
Mansfield.
Model of First Dental Office in Ohio;
Dr. E. C. Mills.
Portrait of Lyne Starling and Documents;
Miss Elizabeth
Sullivant, Columbus.
George Washington Bi-Centennial Plate;
D. A. R., Colum-
bus Chapter.
Book, A Voyage to Pacific Ocean; F.
C. Kinney, Stockport.
Loan.
Quilt and Historical Material; Mrs. Emma
G. Worman,
Columbus.
Models of Fort Steuben; First Silk Mill in
U. S.; Grist Mill;
Hopewell Church; and a Blockhouse; S. J.
McCune, Brilliant.
Appendix. 335
Free Labor Sign; Miss Elisabeth Jenkins,
Mount Pleasant.
Stone Celt; F. B. Chamberlain.
Coat of Pres. U. S. Grant; N. R.
Barrett, Columbus.
Cabinet of Mexican Objects; Dr. B. F.
Lamb, Columbus.
Umbrella; Thomas Donkin, Cleveland.
Filipino Specimens; Dr. Charles E. Lane,
Columbus.
Iron Tomahawk; Dr. W. E. Duffee,
Columbus.
Oil Paintings of Historic Localities;
Mrs. Josephine Scott.
Effigy Pipe; Eugene Oschner, Cleveland.
Exchange.
Flint Point; J. B. Kistler,
Newcomerstown.
Baked Clay Object; Dr. A. L. Wallick,
Columbus.
Indian Painting on Buckskin; Mrs. Ann
Charles, Columbus.
Loan.
Specimen of Moundbuilder Cloth; Miss
Mary T. Browne,
Waynesville.
Prehistoric Copper Objects from
Arkansas. Exchange.
Pink Calcite. Exchange.
Marriage Certificate of 1860 and Bill
Fold of 1835; 0. D.
Gardner, Columbus.
Stone Object of unknown use; Fenton
Ross, Columbus.
Pottery and Flint from Mound; F. P.
Mooney, Mt. Sterling.
Celt and Arrow Point; Walter Bickley,
Kelley's Island.
Shoemaker's Bench; N. S. Havens,
Millersport.
Iron Hobble; Dr. E. F. Greenman,
Columbus.
Wooden Chest and other material; Mrs.
Jessie Fyffe, Co-
lumbus.
Side-saddle of 1856; William F. Compher,
Moorefield.
Clock and Slate; Mrs. Elmira G. Simpson,
Columbus.
Bicycle; Conn Baker, Columbus. Loan.
Civil War Uniforms and other mementos;
Mrs. James
Stevens, London.
Bust of Thomas Ewing; Edgar Denman,
Mulberry Hill,
Lancaster.
Section of Petrified Wood; S. T. Gordon,
Cheshire.
Derby Hat and material used in
Anniversary Display;
F. & R. Lazarus, Columbus.
Portrait of Joseph Sullivant; Miss
Elizabeth Sullivant,
Columbus.
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Maps and Military Register of 193rd
Reg't, O. V. I.; Earl
W. Benton.
Toy Bureau; Miss Janet Gelley, Columbus.
Loan.
Chinese and Javanese material; C. C.
Underhill, Columbus.
Election Tickets of Lincoln and Hamlin,
Douglas, and John-
son; W. H. Swartz, Columbus.
H. R. GOODWIN,
Registrar.
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CONTRIBUTORS To THIS ISSUE
Ralph M. Watts was born at Broadway,
Ohio. He gradu-
ated at Ohio Wesleyan University in 1929, majoring in
history
and English. He has pursued graduate
studies in Ohio State Uni-
versity, and he taught history and
English in the Mechanicsburg
High School, 1929-1933.
Theresa Vinton Pierce Krull (Mrs.
Frederic Krull) is an
active worker in a number of clubs in
Indianapolis, a member of
the Indiana Historical Society, and a
former regent of the Gen-
eral Arthur Saint Clair Chapter D. A. R.
She is a popular speaker
before clubs, schools and societies, one
of her addresses being
entitled "The Lordly Line of High
Saint Clair."
Randolph Chandler Downes is a graduate
of Ohio State
University. After completing his
graduate course he taught his-
tory in the University of Pittsburgh,
and he is now a member of
the staff of the Western Pennsylvania
Historical Survey under
the auspices of the Historical Society
of Western Pennsylvania
and the University of Pittsburgh.