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| − | Most of the books below were donated to the Genealogy and Local History Department by Dan Ackerman. Dan Ackerman passed away on 24 January 2020. He had a love for local history and was quite the story teller. It was his desire to see a local author collection housed in the Wayne County Public Library | + | Most of the books below were donated to the Genealogy and Local History Department by Dan Ackerman. Dan Ackerman passed away on 24 January 2020. He had a love for local history and was quite the story teller. It was his desire to see a local author collection housed in the [[Wayne County Public Library Genealogy and Local History Department]]. |
| − | * Atomic Quest: A Personal Narrative. | + | ==Mary Barnard Bowman== |
| − | * Father Owned a Circus: A Biographical Novel. | + | * My Quest for Song: Select Poems by Mary Barnard Bowman |
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| + | ==Bishop William Montgomery Brown, DD== | ||
| + | * Communism and Christianism | ||
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| + | ==Arthur Holly Compton== | ||
| + | * Atomic Quest: A Personal Narrative | ||
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| + | ==Fanny K. De Vine== | ||
| + | * A Star on His Shoulder: A Book of Poems by Fanny K. De Vine | ||
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| + | ==Earl Meadow Dunbar== | ||
| + | * Earl Meadow Dunbar February 25, 1899-August 31, 1937 | ||
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| + | ==Marion Carrington Ellenwood== | ||
| + | * Songs of the Outdoors | ||
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| + | ==Sherlock Holmes Evans== | ||
| + | * Father Owned a Circus: A Biographical Novel | ||
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| + | ==Rev. J. J. Excell== | ||
| + | * Lights and Shadows of Life | ||
| + | * Mysteries and Beauties of Redemption | ||
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| + | ==Vergilius Ferm== | ||
| + | * Basic Philosophy for Beginners | ||
| + | * Inside Ivy Walls; Observations from a College Professor's Notebook | ||
| + | * Their Day was Yesterday | ||
| + | * What can we believe? | ||
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| + | ==Stanley B. Graham== | ||
| + | * The Next Train to Chicago: The Story of the Life and Loves of a Century Woman | ||
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| + | ==Julia Halloran== | ||
| + | * Murder at the Nationals: a Novel | ||
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| + | ==Otis Earl Hawkins== | ||
| + | * Memories of 95 Years | ||
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| + | ==Phyllis Kathryn Kult== | ||
| + | * Through My Eyes: The Amish Way | ||
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| + | ==Howard F. Lowry== | ||
| + | * College Talks | ||
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| + | ==Levi Miller== | ||
| + | * Our People: The Amish and Mennonites of Ohio | ||
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| + | == Frank B. Notestein== | ||
| + | * A Wandering Rockhound | ||
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| + | ==Lucy Lilian Notestein== | ||
| + | * Hill Towns of Italy | ||
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| + | ==Newt Oliver== | ||
| + | * One Basketball and Glory... | ||
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| + | ==Edward E. Palmer== | ||
| + | * Forty Years of Hustling | ||
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| + | ==William W. Pennell== | ||
| + | * The Buckeye Doctor: A Tale for Physicians and for Physicians' Patients | ||
| + | * Not the King's Will | ||
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| + | ==Jack Perkins== | ||
| + | * Parasols of Fern: A Book About Wonder | ||
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| + | ==Glenna Robbins Post== | ||
| + | * Summer is Over | ||
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| + | ==Jone U. Marthey== | ||
| + | * Patches of Rainbow | ||
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| + | ==Ben Roy Shaw== | ||
| + | * Poems by B. R. Shaw | ||
| + | * Songs in the Night | ||
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| + | ==William R. Westhafer== | ||
| + | * Nine-thirty: Seven Talks to Students | ||
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| + | ==Gordon B. White== | ||
| + | * As Summer's Mask Slips and Other Disruptions | ||
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| + | ==Charles F. Wishart== | ||
| + | * New Freedom in the Natural Order | ||
[[Category:Department resources]] | [[Category:Department resources]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 18 March 2021
Most of the books below were donated to the Genealogy and Local History Department by Dan Ackerman. Dan Ackerman passed away on 24 January 2020. He had a love for local history and was quite the story teller. It was his desire to see a local author collection housed in the Wayne County Public Library Genealogy and Local History Department.
Mary Barnard Bowman
- My Quest for Song: Select Poems by Mary Barnard Bowman
Bishop William Montgomery Brown, DD
- Communism and Christianism
Arthur Holly Compton
- Atomic Quest: A Personal Narrative
Fanny K. De Vine
- A Star on His Shoulder: A Book of Poems by Fanny K. De Vine
Earl Meadow Dunbar
- Earl Meadow Dunbar February 25, 1899-August 31, 1937
Marion Carrington Ellenwood
- Songs of the Outdoors
Sherlock Holmes Evans
- Father Owned a Circus: A Biographical Novel
Rev. J. J. Excell
- Lights and Shadows of Life
- Mysteries and Beauties of Redemption
Vergilius Ferm
- Basic Philosophy for Beginners
- Inside Ivy Walls; Observations from a College Professor's Notebook
- Their Day was Yesterday
- What can we believe?
Stanley B. Graham
- The Next Train to Chicago: The Story of the Life and Loves of a Century Woman
Julia Halloran
- Murder at the Nationals: a Novel
Otis Earl Hawkins
- Memories of 95 Years
Phyllis Kathryn Kult
- Through My Eyes: The Amish Way
Howard F. Lowry
- College Talks
Levi Miller
- Our People: The Amish and Mennonites of Ohio
Frank B. Notestein
- A Wandering Rockhound
Lucy Lilian Notestein
- Hill Towns of Italy
Newt Oliver
- One Basketball and Glory...
Edward E. Palmer
- Forty Years of Hustling
William W. Pennell
- The Buckeye Doctor: A Tale for Physicians and for Physicians' Patients
- Not the King's Will
Jack Perkins
- Parasols of Fern: A Book About Wonder
Glenna Robbins Post
- Summer is Over
Jone U. Marthey
- Patches of Rainbow
Ben Roy Shaw
- Poems by B. R. Shaw
- Songs in the Night
William R. Westhafer
- Nine-thirty: Seven Talks to Students
Gordon B. White
- As Summer's Mask Slips and Other Disruptions
Charles F. Wishart
- New Freedom in the Natural Order