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Monthly Archives: March 2011
How Powder Mill Road got its name
I always haunt the local history section of both the Kent and Ravenna libraries, looking for new books about Portage County history. Since I am not a Portage County native, much of what I learn is new information – to … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Local History, Portage County
Tagged NASA, Plum Brook, Powder Mill Road, Ravenna arsenal
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John W. Palm (1881 – 1925): Part 1
Remember when I started this series of blog posts I said that only two members of the St. Joseph band had no apparent connections to the KNAPP-KLINE clan? I lied. Not intentionally, of course. But while researching the coronet player … Continue reading
Update on St. Joseph…
Here is a link to an article that is an update on where the effort to keep St. Joseph open now stands. The Akron Beacon Journal just ran an article in today’s newspaper on this topic. Here is a link … Continue reading
St. Joseph School slated for closure by 2012
It isn’t often I write about current events in this blog, but when I heard about this, I just had to get involved. Although I am not a Catholic, I have developed a soft spot in my heart for the … Continue reading
Posted in Knapp, Local History, Ohio Churches, Photos, Portage County
Tagged Save St. Joseph School, St. Joseph Randolph
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Cletus J. MAY (1888-1945)
Cletus John MAY, the serious-looking young man with the base drum, was born 10 July 1888 in Portage County, Ohio. He was the son of John L. MAY and Mary J. PAULUS. Cletus’s mother, Mary J. PAULUS, was the daughter … Continue reading
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