The Lake Trail Through Ohio Its History and Landmarks
This piece traces the Lake Trail along Route 20 from the Cleveland area to the Maumee country, noting Iroquois and Erie movements, Pontiac’s War events, Fort Stephenson cannon Betsy, the Blue Hole at Castalia, and the Fallen Timbers battlefield shaping Ohio’s settlement, urging exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Erie
New York State
Maumee Country
Ohio
Rocky River
Bredetreet
John Smith
Kirtland
James Smith
Centade Park
Elyria
Route 20
Fremont
Betsy
Georges
Ft. Stephenson
Blue Hole
Castalia
Sandusky
Clyde
Robert Rogers
Maumee
Anthony Wayne
Little Turtle
Lake Trail
Garden Party Announced by Altar Society
The Altar Society of SS. Peter and Paul parish will hold its annual Garden Party on Wednesday June 29 at 2 p m on the parish grounds. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
SS. Peter and Paul's Parish
Doylestown Items highlight social visit from Mrs Emile Case
Mrs Emile Case official hostess for Rollins College arrives Sunday from Winter Park Florida to spend the summer with daughter Mrs B E Seaver and Zamisily. A note explains bees slow on cool damp days due to reduced nectar and a forecast predicts a good Ohio honey crop in 1938 by W E Dunham of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Case
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
B. E. Seaver
Zamisily
Ohio
W. E. Dunham
University
Resolutions Adopted to Prevent Work Stoppage on Housing Projects
United States Housing Authority plans to prevent labor strikes on slum clearance and low-rent housing projects funded by USHA loans. Twenty three local Building Trades Councils approved mechanisms ensuring no stoppage before disputes are resolved and local wage rates stay in effect until project completion. Carload of steers reaches top price on Kansas City market after a 168 day feeding period with high cottonseed meal ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Housing Authority
Building Trades Councils
American Federation of Labor
Nathan Straus
USHA
Walter V. Price
Executive Council
Building Trades Department
Building and Construction ‘Trades Department
Kansas City
Surplus Commodities Buys Flour to Aid Relief Recipients
The Surplus Commodities Corporation purchased 124000 barrels of flour for relief families. This stock will enter consumption and use last year’s carryover, a move that helps depress farm prices for 1938 wheat.
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Surplus Commodities Corporation
Community Visits and Family News From Burbank Region
Local families including Mills, Graff, Yergin, Bennader, Kemp, Brinkerhoff, Gearhart, Flory, and Yewell Mosier share Sunday visits across Cleveland Barberton Ashland Lodi Wooster and Polk areas. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A Pamer on June 7. Otterbein Guild met at Mary and Ruth Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M. Brinkerhoff
Bertha Gearhart
Glenn Stelitz
Polk
Mrs. A. Pamer
Pheasants Released Across Ohio Under State Program
Nineteen hundred pheasants, the first brood, are released from Urbana Game Farm for statewide distribution under Division of Conservation supervision. The department ships 28 000 pheasant eggs to 4 H clubs and farming groups for hatching. wardens monitor stocking in safety zones where hunting is banned. Feeding stations are set up in winter. annually 35 000 to 60 000 pheasants are released in Ohio.
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Columbus
Urbana
Division of Conservation
Conservation Départment
Ohio
Funeral Services Held for Infant Son of Johnsons
Private funeral services were held for Donald Robert Johnson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Doylestown, at the Gatehouse farm near Marshallville. The child, weighing 8 pounds at birth, died Friday afternoon and was born Thursday at 1 a.m. The Rev Harold H Etling officiated with Forrest A Frase of Doylestown in charge of arrangements. Burial followed in Marshallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Johnson
Doylestown
Donald Robert
Benjamin
H. Norrin
Gatehouse
Marshallville
Norris
Forrest A. Frase
Harold HH. Etling
Trinity Evangelical Church
Tery
Marshallville Briefs: Illnesses, Accidents and Birthdays
Marshallville items report George Butser recovering from appendectomy at Canton hospital. Ed Snyder and others injured in a car mishap one mile north of town on state route 648. Mrs. Saloma Snyder and son Carl Snyder celebrate birthdays in June. Poultry thieves target Clifford Werntz chicken pease, and local residents with illnesses and minor injuries are listed.
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George Butser
Canton Hospital
Edwin Snyder
Robert Baughman
Whizz” Baughman
Ble Beichler
Snyder
Whizz" Baughman
Clifford Werntz
Weekend visits and local work span Ohio towns
Miss Mary Sweeten and others visited relatives in Toledo while Clara Yoho’s brother stayed there in critical condition. Willis Snyder and sons Carl and Paul toured Findlay. Several Marshalls worked on painting near Canaan and the Galehouse farm house near the Galehouse farm. Earl B Walsh left for Indianapolis for a Bible study course and teaches at Marshallville St Michael's Evangelical and Reformed church and the local school. John Stanley-Galehouse completed painting the George Conkie family farm house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sweeten
Vernon Lester Yoho
Clara Yoho
Evan Wilbur Musser
Toledo
Earl B. Walsh
Ietanapolis
Indiana
Marshallville St. Michael’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marshallville
Johm Stanley-Galehouse
George Conkie
Galehouse
Ninth annual reunion of Little Red Brick School House Seven
About 150 attended the ninth annual reunion at Chippewa Township with 45 remaining for the picnic. 1939 officers elected Warren Gerberick president Chauncey A. Gatehouse vice president Ida Christy Akron secretary treasurer. Next reunion set for the second Sunday in June 1989. Program included ventriloquist Dwight Mason and Hickory Nut, a xylophone and guitar solo. A Baltimore cake by Harry Fischer was served. Also notes cattle on feed in 11 corn belt states up 20 percent from 1937 but below pre 1934 averages.
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Chippewa Township
Warren Gerberick
R. D
Dwight Mason
Wadsworth
Baltimore
Harry Fischer
Anna
Terstenslater Fischer
Martha Fischer
Fischer
Maryland
Keller-Poetter Nuptials Unite in Marshallville Church
The Rev John Henry Poetter officiated the June 12 ceremony at Saint Mich Church Marshallville uniting Miss Helen Elizabeth Poetter and Mr ape B Keller before about 200 guests. The couple post wedding plans and a Columbus honeymoon follow their Ohio State ties and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen- Elizabeth Poetter
H. Poetter
Marshallville
Ape B Keller
Chares_E. Kellariso
Saint Michael’s Evangelical and Reformed
John Henry Poetter
Ruth Keller
Liszt
Earl Coffman
Doylestown
Roberto Etling
Keler
Lohengrin
John Schuck
Akron
Triangle
Ohio State University
Ruth Poetter
Miss Keller
Menedissohn
Mr Poetter
Marehallville
Orrville
Christian Endeavor Society
Marshallville Reformed Church
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Union
Columbus
The
Collge
Ohio State Engineer
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Muakingum Trail
Rorwale
Tceveland
Chinn Qughry sakrLane
H. E. Amstot
Optometrist
Moore Block
Barberton
Carole Lombard and
Ferdinand Gravet
Edaredevil
Ritz Brothers
Kentucky
Floyd Gibbons Adventure
Bonita Granville
Robin 'H
Harris Sandwich Shop
Adarlrich
Burbank
Will Mills
Leroy
Cleveland
A. Wilford
Roy Graff
C. C. Dull
Joe Yergin
Mrs. Meiswintern Ashland
Henry Bennader
Harold Kemp
Lodi
Millie Collars
Perry Flory
Cora_Mae
Yewell Mosier
Congress
Glenn Kidd
Geo Hofacker
Wooster
Russell Wagner
John Shilling
Leo Dennison
John Funniman
L. Funniman
Vernon Eby
Attica
Mr. and
Mrs
Ross Eby
Elmer Schaad
C. F Schaad
Mansfield
Otterbein Guild
Mary
Ruth Flory
Ogee Marshallville
Ollie Beichler
Willard Stuckey
Christ Stuckey
William M. Marshall
Dr . M. Yoder
Smithville
Earl C Standish
William J. Isch
Willis Snyder
Saloma
Carl
Carl and
Paul
Findlay, Ohio
Tniel E. Zimmerman
Ohio River
Paul Howard Marshall
Daniel Marshall
Joseph Marshall
Canaan
Keller
John C. Schaefer
Christian Science Monitor
Yecalds
Crean
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
NEW Star House
New Star
Vertex
Remi
Nde
Wilisans Eplas
J. C. Whitlam Mfg. Co
Wadsworth Paint & Varnish
Wadsworth, Ohio
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