THE NEW CHURCH ORGANS BRING CHANGE AT ORTONVILLE
In Ortonville a long faithful sister complains that a new church organ and choir disrupt her fifty five years of singing. She recalls singing hymns with Deacon Tubbs and Sister Brown and fears losing her place as the choir swells with modern tunes. The tale ends with a wary farewell to church singing she may not endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Deacon Tubbs
Brown
Sister Brown
Noted Ohio outlaw Shep Tinker and his notorious career
A lengthy reminiscence profiles Shep Tinker born 1808 in Vermont. It traces his life from Putnam Ohio to Monroe township Perry County, detailing horse stealing, counterfeit money, multiple imprisonments, and a reputation as a formidable clan leader with surprising charitable acts. The piece ends with a mistaken twins naming exchange and the twins named John and Henry.
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Vermont
Putnam
Dr. Conam
Charles Munson
Athens County
Shep Tinker
Monroe Township
Perry County
Ohio
Department of Crime
Osio
Iowa
Illinois
Tilden
Mrs. B
Mephistopheles
Devil
Toodles
Butterwick
John and
Henry
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Will Carleton
Hymin
Ays
Good Old
Ortonville
Shep
Tinker
Zanesville Courrier
Shep Tink
Butterwicks
Hands
Mr. B
Moses
Aaron
Cain and Abel
Benedict Arnold
Martin van Buren
Adams
Tilly Slowboy
Constitution
BANKS
First National Bank
Athens
THE
OF the
State Bank of Ohio
United States
Europe
Perkins’ Drug Store
A&c
Lash’s
Perkin
Court House
Court St
Donnan, Harper & CO
H. K. Dorry& CO
Athens, Ohio
Donnan & Harper
H. K. Dorr & Cheese
J.W. Brown
Will.s. Jones
Norton’s BuilDing
Main Street
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Donnan & Tiarper
George R. Walker
Cornwell & Thomas
Ali
Foster
H. Foster, Jr
Bozman
Sotice
Bozmans & Tenan
Bozman Brothers
W. W. Bozman
Beverly W. Bozman
James RK. Tenan
van Vorhes & Bartlett
Nolo John Bing
Knowles
Torch, Ohio
Bales
Odice
Torch
Feltons & Co