[…] the season of nightly performances through September seventh. Trumpet in the Land is a Symphonic Drama by playwright Paul Green, which delves into Ohio’s rich history. The fourteen acre amphitheatre site is located near the restored Moravian Mission Village of Schoenbrunn in Tuscarawas County where the action of the drama took place. The story­ line is based on the life […]

[…] the problem to diplomats. Jews, fleeing anti-Semitism, passionately embrace a soil which is Holy Land to them. Arabs as passionately view Palestine as their home­ land, and Jerusalem as the site of Mohammed’s ascent to Heaven. It is striking that the Christian role should now not be that of the Crusaders, intent on recapturing their sacred soil, the scene of […]

[…] Avery. The following year he married Mary Larwell and soon moved to Mansfield where he joined Thomas W. Bartley in a partnership of Bartley and Stevens. The brothers-in-law were oppo sites in both temperament and ability. Bartley was harsh in debate, a master of invective and always thoroughly prepared to rep­ resent any case in which he was interested. He […]

[…] Avery. The following year he married Mary Larwell and soon moved to Mansfield where he joined Thomas W. Bartley in a partnership of Bartley and Stevens. The brothers-in-law were oppo sites in both temperament and ability. Bartley was harsh in debate, a master of invective and always thoroughly prepared to rep­ resent any case in which he was interested. He […]

[…] facts about Ohio as Matt and his parents take Megan with them to explore the winter activities around the state. Megan writes letters to her parents telling them about historical sites, parks, landmarks, museums, famous people, recreational activities, and other seasonal events. The text of the book is both very readable and full of information, and the design keeps the […]

[…] m.* 48. Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County historical marker 49. Helen Hooven Santmyer historical marker 50. Wilmington Library historical marker 63. Lowell Thomas/Garst Museum 64. Ulysses S. Grant sites Book Festival: Books by the Banks The Ohio Literary Trail Presented by Ohioana Library Association For more information visit Ohioana.org. Copyright 2021 Ohioana Library Association The Ohio Literary Trail […]

[…] The photographs throughout the book add to the descriptions. Included at the end of the book are many Book reVieWs | nonficTion | Ohioana Quarterly 13 valuable resources including web sites, associations, a bibliography, reference notes, coconut-themed menus, and recipes. I found the recipes especially interesting, since they vary in time period, country of origin, and food group. Whether choosing […]

[…] of information provided in Ohio Ice Cream. Not only does Cook explain the history of ice cream in Ohio, but she also includes other tidbits to expand interest, plus web sites, photos, and descriptions of Ohio’s vast variety of ice cream shops, encouraging readers to further explore on their own. I can’t wait to take a trip this summer to […]

[…] of information provided in Ohio Ice Cream. Not only does Cook explain the history of ice cream in Ohio, but she also includes other tidbits to expand interest, plus web sites, photos, and descriptions of Ohio’s vast variety of ice cream shops, encouraging readers to further explore on their own. I can’t wait to take a trip this summer to […]

[…] of information provided in Ohio Ice Cream. Not only does Cook explain the history of ice cream in Ohio, but she also includes other tidbits to expand interest, plus web sites, photos, and descriptions of Ohio’s vast variety of ice cream shops, encouraging readers to further explore on their own. I can’t wait to take a trip this summer to […]