Saga Of Glover's Cave Reveals Forgotten Civilizations
The article reviews The Saga of Glover's Cave by Raymond C Vietzen, chronicling the 14 year exploration of Golyer's Cave in Christian County Kentucky. It details early cave dwellers cooperative customs, ceremonial offerings, and the transition toward organized communal life, with photographs by John W Warder and notes on Ruth Vietzen’s perspectives.
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Raymond C. Vietzen
West Ridge Rd
Vietzen
Glover
Christian County
Kentucky
Golyer
Elstia
Glover's Cave
Ohio
Ole
Last City
Page Site
Tenessee Line
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Gibbs
Lost City
Tures Ing Ruth Vietzen
Sherl
Ludi Printing Company
Wahoo
Wahoo. Neb
John W. Warder
Elsina
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Raymond Vietzen
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
New York
Tennessee
Lorain County
Ohio State Archaeological Society
Glover Cave
J. W. Warden
America
Norman Hookers Tie On Wedding in New London
Mr and Mrs Norman Hooker travel on their wedding trip after a 2 pm Sunday ceremony at First Baptist Church New London officiated by Rev Harold Allem. Bride Ella Mae Crandall wore lace and tulle. groom’s family and reception followed for about 100 guests. They will live at Wakeman.
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New London
Norman Hooker
First Baptist Church
Harold Allem
Denver
Col
Ella Mae Crandall
Howard B. Crandall
Hooker
Donald Antar
Wakemant
Harold Allern
Gordon Schaechtebie
Glen Gibson
Kent Bennet
Leland Crandall
Jack Graves
Marshall Seames
Mnk
Hie Didegruum
Ruth Keifer
Jean Wargo
Marilyn Fye
Wakeman
New London High
Alumiemay High
A Slice of Strawberry Summer From Fresh to Frozen
Ohio readers learn how to choose store and store strawberries for peak flavor and nutrition. Lois Simonds outlines selection tips uniform color dry gloss green cap and avoiding dull or overripe fruit. She notes a possible smaller crop this year but quality should be high and provides serving estimates for fresh and frozen berries.
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Ohio
Lois Simonds
Lorain County
Sew n Sews To Visit Oberlin Art Museum
Sew n Sews Club members met with Mrs. Glen Rader to plan a July Oberlin Art Museum visit hosted by the Oberlin unit. They also outlined a picnic for August 14 at Mrs. John Nagy’s Emerson Court home. Members worked on smocking and huck toweling projects and enjoyed luncheon.
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Sew 'N Sews Club
Glen Rader
Olivet Dr
Harold Olmsted
Oberlin
Oberlin Art Museum
John Nagy
Emerson Ct
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