Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets, Dissertations, and Other Publications in History

Compiled by Leigh Darbee

Editor’s Note. This list of articles, books, pamphlets, and disserta- tions published from 1991 through 1995 is intended as a biblio- graphic contribution to Indiana’s history. The list will normally appear in each March issue of the Indiana Magazine of History. We recognize that the list is neither complete nor systematic in cover- age, and we hope that readers will help us by sending items for pos- sible inclusion. We are especially interested in listing publications that make some contribution to understanding Indiana’s past but that are not usually reviewed in the IMH. Generally, we will not list newspaper articles or accounts of local historical society activi- ties, but printed pamphlets as well as journal articles may be listed. All such items for the March, 1997, issue must be received by November 1, 1996. Many people have contributed to the present list, but major responsibility has rested with Leigh Darbee of the Indiana Historical Society.

60th Anniversary Issue, Outdoor Indiana, LX (MarcWApril, 1994). 1855 Atlas Reprinted from Map of Marion County, Indiana (Knightstown: The Bookmark, 1994). Order from: The Bookmark, P. 0. Box 90, Knightstown, IN 46148. “1880 Mortality Census of Henry County,” Henry County Histori- catalog, XXIII (Spring, 1995). Affectionately Yours: The Andrew Wylie Family Letters, 1828 to 1859 (Bloomington: Wylie House Museum, Indiana Univer- sity, [19951). Order from: Wylie House Museum, Indiana Uni- versity, Bloomington, IN 47405. “Art Smith, Indiana’s ‘Bird Boy,’” Postcard Club (September, 1995). Bachelder, Laura M., Indiana Alma Maters: Student Life at Indi- ana Colleges, 1820-1860, ed. Timothy Crumrin and Elizabeth Brand Monroe ([Fishers]: Conner Prairie Center for the Study of Indiana Life, 1995). Baker, Ronald L., “Who’s a Hoosier?” Midwestern Folklore, XXI (Spring/Fall, 1995). Baker, William J., “Press Games: Sportswriters and the Making of American Football,” Reviews in American History, XXII (September, 1994). [Includes Murray Sperber’s Shake Down the Thunder: The Creation of Notre Dame Football among four books reviewed.] Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 91

Baldwin, Ferne, “A Hoosier Lawyer Becomes Vice President,’’ North Manchester Historical Society Newsletter, IX (November, 1992). [Thomas Riley Marshall.] Baldwin, Ferne, “The Wabash-Erie Canal, 1832-1876,” North Manchester Historical Society Newsletter, XI (November, 1994). Ball, Edmund F., Rambling Recollections of Flying & Flyers, Vol. 1 ([Muncie: The author, 19931). Order from: Minnetrista Cul- tural Center, P. 0. Box 1527, Muncie, IN 47308. Barrows, Robert G., et al., “Memorial Tribute to Emma Lou Thorn- brough,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). Bartlett, Helen Fields, God’s Promise: Gethsemane United Methodist Church, 1895-1995 (Muncie: The Church, 1995). Order from: The church, 1201 McGalliard Rd. W., Muncie, IN 47303. Baxter, Shirley Conner, The John M. Conner Story: His Migra- tions, Family and Sixth Generation Descendents (Rockford, Ill.: The Author, 1993). Order from: The author, 1528 Camp Ave., Rockford, IL 61103. Beal, Marsha A. P., “History of Road Development, Knox County, Indiana, from 1840 to 1860” (Ed.D. dissertation, Ball State Uni- versity, 1994). Bean, Jonathan J., “Marketing ‘the Great American Commodity’: Nathaniel Massie and Land Speculation on the Ohio Frontier, 1783-1813,” Ohio History, CIII (Autumn, 1994). Beck, Bill, Natural Gas for the Hoosier State: An Illustrated His- tory of Indiana Gas Company, Inc., 1945-1995 (Indianapolis: Indiana Gas Co., 1995). Order from: The company, 1630 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46202. Berry, Chad, Social Highways: Southern White Migration to the Midwest, 1910-1990 (Ph.D. dissertation, Indiana University, 1995). Blakey, George, “Hoopole County: Hard to Find, Harder to For- get,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Fall, 1995). Blazier, John E., and Tom Rollings, Forgotten Heroes of the Speed- ways: The Riding Mechanics (Indianapolis: Stephen Rettig, 1994). Order from: John E. Blazier, 10505 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, IN 46280. Boewe, Mary, “Annie & Albion: Reformers of Riverville,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Winter, 1995). [Annie Fellows Johnston and Albion Fellows Bacon.] Boewe, Mary, “On Stage and Off with James Whitcomb Riley and Mark Twain,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Fall, 1995). Bond, James O., Friends for 340 Years: The Story of My Quaker Family (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1995). 92 Indiana Magazine of History

Boomhower, Ray, “Caroline Dunn: An Appreciation,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (June, 1995). Boomhower, Ray, “The Country Contributor: Rockville’s Juliet V. Strauss,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). Boomhower, Ray, “The Fatal Cocktail: Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks’s ‘Liquor Problem,”’ Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Winter, 1995). Boomhower, Ray, “The John Hay Home [in Salem],” Traces of Indi- ana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). Boomhower, Ray, “Lafayette’s Triumphal Return,” Outdoor Indi- ana, LX (May/June, 1995). [“French hero’s boat capsizes near Indiana shore.”] Boomhower, Ray, “The Lockerbie Home of James Whitcomb Riley,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Fall, 1995). Boomhower, Ray, “Oakhurst: East-Central Indiana’s Natural Beauty,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Win- ter, 1995). [One of the Ball residences in Muncie.] Brewer, Fredric, John Swayze and His Newspapers (Bloomington: The Author, 1995). [Swayze was an early printer in Indiana.] Order from: The author, 4043 Morningside Dr., Bloomington, IN 47408. Brockman, Paul, “The Tragedy of the Indianapolis, Fifty Years Later,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Sum- mer, 1995). Burkett, Lois, “Whitesville Christian Church Has 125th Anniver- sary,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (September, 1995). Calder, J. Kent, “Ordeal and Renewal: David Laurance Cham- bers, Hiram Haydn, and Lie Down in Darkness,” Traces of Indi- ana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). Calder, J. Kent, “The Theodore Dreiser Papers [at the Indiana His- torical Society],” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). Calvert, Judith Stedman, Otter Creek Township, Vigo County, Indi- ana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1994). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Campbell, Duncan, “Old Creamery Again Rising to the Top,” Indi- ana Preseruationist, No. 2 (March/April, 1995). [Johnson’s Creamery Co. building in Bloomington.] Campuzano, Elizabeth Pound, “A Flatboat Trip Down the Ohio,” Sullivan County Historical Society Newsletter, XXII (March, 1995). Carter, Michael, “National Road Trip,” Indiana Preseruationist, No. 4 (July/August, 1993). Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 93

Cassell, Jane, Lebanon, Indiana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1994). Order from: G. Bradley Publish- ing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Castaldi, Thomas E., Wabash & Erie Canal Notebook: Allen County and Huntington County, Indiana (Fort Wayne: Canal Society of Indiana, 1995). Order from: Canal Society of Indi- ana, P. 0. Box 40087, Fort Wayne, IN 46804. The Catholic Community of Columbus Celebrates St. Bartholomew’s 150th Year, June 10, 1991 (Columbus: St. Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church, [1991?]1. A Century of Service: Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis, 1893-1993 ([Indianapolis: Boys & Girls Clubs, 19931). Order from: The clubs, 5532 W. Raymond St., Indianapolis, IN 4624 1. Cheesman, David R., Past & Present Towns, Villages, and Cemeter- ies of Tippecanoe County, Indiana ([Arlington Heights, Ill.?] : Cheesman, 1994). Order from: Kathleen Cheesman, 1514 S. Fernandez Ave., Arlington Heights, IL 60005. Clark, George P., and Shirley E. Clark, “Heroes Carved in Ebony: Indiana’s Black Civil War Regiment, the 28th USCT,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Summer, 1995). Clark, Ricky, “Making a Case for the Abolitionist Quilt,” Piece Work (July/August, 1995). [Quilt made by abolitionist Quakers in Clinton County, Ohio, and Newport (now Fountain City), Wayne County, Indiana, c. 1842.1 Cline, Pat, “Griffiths Had Successful Medical Practice,” Mont- gomery Magazine, XX (May, 1995). [Drs. Thomas J. and Martha H. Griffith.] Cline, Pat, “Local Citizens Aid Irish in Struggle for Home Rule,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (October, 1995). Cline, Pat, “Switchboard Operators Had Important Role in the Early Telephone Industry,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (June, 1995). Combined 1858 Wall Map and 1878 and 1900 Atlases of Jackson County, Indiana (Mount Vernon: Windmill Publications, 1994). Order from: Windmill Publications, 4400 Jackson Ave., Evansville, IN 47714. Cook, Rob, The Complete History of the Leedy Drum Company [of Indianapolis] (Fullerton, Calif.: Centerstream Publications, 1993). Order from: Rebeats, P. 0. Box 6, Alma, MI 48801. Cook, Susan C., “‘Cursed Was She’: Gender and Power in Ameri- can Balladry,” in Cecilia Reclaimed: Feminist Perspectives on Gender and Music (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1994). [Concerns broadside ballads published “in response to events that happened in Lawrenceburgh [sic],Indiana, from December, 1819, to August, 1820, when Amasa Fuller shot Palmer Warren and was hanged for the crime.”] 94 Indiana Magazine of History

Cornelius, Allan, A Guide to Historic Ridge Avenue (Lawrenceburg: The Creative Company, 1995). [Concerns Greendale, Dearborn County.] Order from: The Creative Company, 337 Ridge Ave., Lawrenceburg, IN 47020. Cuba, Stanley L., Olive Rush: A Hoosier Artist in New Mexico (Muncie: Minnetrista Cultural Foundation, 1992). Order from: Minnetrista Cultural Center, P. 0. Box 1527, Muncie, IN 47308. Daggett, Rowan Keim, “The Anglicization of Miami and Potawato- mi Placenames in the Upper Wabash Valley,” Midwestern Folk- lore, XXI (SpringlFall, 1995). Darbee, Leigh, and Wilma L. Gibbs, “Books and Articles by Emma Lou Thornbrough,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). Doane, Lillian, comp., Dubois County Soldiers and Sailors Monu- ment (typescript, [1995]). [Articles from the Jasper Courier. Limited distribution; reference copy located at the Indiana His- torical Society Library.] Dollase, Mark, “Jewish Congregations United in Death,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 3 (May/June, 1993). [Two Jewish cemeter- ies in Lafayette.] Dorrel, Ruth, comp., Indiana Source Book: Material from The Hoosier Genealogist, 1985-1988.Volume Six, with Index (Indi- anapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1992). Dorrel, Ruth, comp., Indiana Source Book: Material from The H3osier Genealogist, 1989-1990. Volume Seven, with Index (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1994). Dowers, Jeffrey S., Levi Coffin, a Friend to the Slaves (Richmond: Friends United Press, 1992). [Intended primarily for young people.] “Dunreith Through the Years,” Henry County Historicatalog, XXII (Fall, 1994). Durham, Michael S., “Mound Country,” American Heritage, XLVI (April, 1995). [Indian mounds of the Ohio River Valley.] Eckerman, Nancy L., “Indiana’s Civil War Surgeons: Finding the Physician Among the Misconceptions,” Sullivan County Histor- ical Society Newsletter, XXII (July, 1995). Emerson, Michael A., “Functional Layout Unites Indiana’s Court- houses,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 1 (January/February, 1994). Etcheson, Nicole, “Manliness and the Political Culture of the Old Northwest, 1790-1860,” Journal of the Early Republic, XV (Spring, 1995). Ewald, Erich L., “The Bock Brothers and Their ‘Splendid Little War,”’ Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Winter, 1995). Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 95

Ewald, Erich L., ed., “A Letter from the Front: Vicksburg, 1863,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (September, 1995). Fadely, James P., A Brief History of Saint Richard’s School [in Indi- anapolis] (Indianapolis: The Saint Richards School Founda- tion, 1995). Order from: The school, 3243 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Farming Comes of Age: The Remarkable Photographs of J. C. Allen & Son, 1912-1942 (Louisville, Ky.: Harmony House Publishers, 1995). Fincken, Hank, “Johnny Appleseed: Cutting to the Core,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Winter, 1995). Fish, Sidney M., Barnard and Michael Gratz: Their Lives and Times (Lanham, Md.: University Press of America, 1994). Fraser, Richard A. R., “How Did Lincoln Die?” American Heritage, XLVI (February/March, 1995). Frederick, David, “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” Indiana Preser- vationist, No. 4 (July/August, 1993). [Indianapolis baseball sta- diums.] Gabbert, Jim, “Remains of New Deal Experiment Found,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 6 (NovembedDecember, 1995). [Shenck Farm, south of Vincennes.] Gadski, Mary Ellen, Hamilton County Courthouse and Sheriffs Residence and Jail (Noblesville: Hamilton County Historical Society, 1994). Order from: The society, Box 397, Noblesville, IN 46060. Gallati, Barbara Dayer, William Merritt Chase (New York: Harry Abrams, in association with the Smithsonian Institution, 1995). Games, Alison, “History without Borders: Teaching American History in an Atlantic Context,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (June, 1995). [Gibbs, Wilma L.], “Birdie Lee Whiteside Collection [at the Indiana Historical Society],” Black History News & Notes, No. 61 (August, 1995). [Gibbs, Wilma L.], “I-WOPP[Indiana Mid-American Association of Education Opportunity Programs Personnel] Collection [at the Indiana Historical Society],” Black History News & Notes, No. 60 (May, 1995). Glen, John M., et al., “Indiana Archives: Indiana since 1945,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (September, 1995). Goodall, Hurley C., Inside the House: My Years in the Indiana Legislature, 1978-1992 (Muncie: Ball State University, 1995). Greene, Jack P., “Perspectives on American History,” Indiana Mag- azine of History, XCI (June, 1995). Greenleaf, Robert W., The University Club of Indianapolis: Its Origin, History & Lore (Indianapolis: Is.n.1, 1994). [Reissue of a 1968 publication.] 96 Indiana Magazine of History

Griner, Ned H., J. Ottis Adams: A Sense of Place. An Exhibition Celebrating Adams’s Muncie Years and the Centennial of the Art Students’ League (Muncie: Minnetrista Cultural Founda- tion, 1992). Order from: Minnetrista Cultural Center, P. 0. Box 1527, Muncie, IN 47308. Griner, Ned H., Side by Side with Coarser Plants: The Muncie Art Movement, 1885-1985 (Muncie: Minnetrista Cultural Foun- dation, 1994). Order from: Minnetrista Cultural Center, P. 0. Box 1527, Muncie, IN 47308. Habegger, David L., ed., Maplewood Roots: Growing in Faith. A History of Maplewood Mennonite Church, 1960-1995 (Fort Wayne: Maplewood Mennonite Church, 1995). Order from: The church, 4129 Maplecrest Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46815. Hager, Herman A., An Indianapolis Landmark: An Account of the Design and Construction of the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Indi- anapolis, Indiana (Indianapolis: Scottish Rite Valley of Indi- anapolis, 1994). Hale, Hester Anne, and Marilyn Harmon, A Celebration of Faith: The Story of North Church ([Indianapolis: North United Methodist Church, 19941). Order from: The church, 3808 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Harstad, Peter T., “Defending the Indefensible,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Summer, 1995). [Floyd J. Mat- tice’s role as defense counsel to two Japanese generals during the Tokyo War Trials.] Hawes, David S., ed., The Best of Kin Hubbard: Abe Martin’s Say- ings and Wisecracks, Abe’s Neighbors, His Almanack, Comic Drawings (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1995). [Paperbound reprint of 1984 edition.] Heckman, Steve, “FOCUSon Heckman Bindery,” North Manchester Historical Society Newsletter, X (May, 1993). Heiss, Willard, Working in the Vineyards of Genealogy, ed. Ruth Dorrel (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1993). Henry County schools, a series of articles in Henry County Histori- catalog, XXIII (Spring, 1995). Hinshaw, Gregory P., Indiana Friends Heritage, 1821-1996: The 175th Anniversary History of Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends (Quakers) ( [Muncie: Indiana Yearly Meeting, 1995?]1. Order from: Indiana Yearly Meeting, 4715 N. Wheeling Ave., Muncie, IN 47304. Historic Indiana, 1995 (Indianapolis: Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Historic Preservation and Archeology, [19951). [Indiana buildings and sites listed in the National Register of Historic Places.] Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Owen County: Inter- im Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1994). Order from: Historic Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 97

Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, 340 W. Michigan St., Indi- anapolis, IN 46202. Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Vanderburgh County: Interim Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1994). Order from: His- toric Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, 340 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46202. “A Hoosier Lawyer Serves His Country,” North Manchester Histor- ical Society Newsletter, X (February, 1993). [Thomas Riley Mar- shall.] Holycross, Fred, “From Plows to Pumpernickel,” Indiana Preserva- tionist, No. 2 (March/April, 1995). [Gaar, Scott & Co., Rich- mond, now the Richmond Baking Co. office.] Holzbog, Janice, and Carol Preflatish, comps., A Commemorative History of Crawford County, 1818-1993 ([Crawford County?: s.n., 1993?1). Huffman, Harry V., “I Barely Knew Magoo: Remembering Judge Floyd J. Mattice,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Summer, 1995). Z Remember: Bicentennial Fort Wayne, 1794-1994 (Fort Wayne: News Sentinel, [1994?1). Order from: Allen County/Fort Wayne Historical Society, 302 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802. Index to the Appointments of Methodist Episcopal Ministers in Indi- ana, 1852-1900: The Indiana Conference (Greencastle: Archives & Special Collections, DePauw University, 1994). Indiana Archival & Historical Repositories ([Indianapolis]: Soci- ety of Indiana Archivists, 1994). Inman, Janice Hutton, The Heartbeat of Hendricks Community- Our Hospital ([Danville: Hendricks Community Hospital], 1995). Order from: The hospital, P. 0. Box 409, Danville, IN 46122. Jerse, Dorothy W., and Judith S. Calvert, On the Home Front in Vigo County, Indiana, 1941-1945 (St. Louis: G. Bradley Pub- lishing, 1995). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Johnson, Leland R., The Ohio River Division, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers: The History of a Central Command (Cincinnati: U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Ohio River Division, 1992). Order from: U. S. Army Engineer District, Corps of Engi- neers, P. 0. Box 59, Louisville, KY 40201. JOSS,Liz, “Mills, then Towns, Sprouted Along Waterways,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 4 (July/August, 1995). Kash, Steve, “Indiana’s Earliest Human Inhabitants: Ancient Masters of Stone,” Outdoor Indiana, LX (September/October, 1995). Kash, Steve, “Leapin’ Ladies! Peru Offers Walk on the Wild Side,” Outdoor Indiana, LIX (NovembedDecember, 1994). [C’ircus winter quarters at Peru.] 98 Indiana Magazine of History

Kehoe, Terence Patrick, “The Persistence of Cooperation: Govern- ment Regulation of Great Lakes Water Pollution, 1960-1978” (Ph.D. dissertation, The Ohio State University, 1995). Kessler, Jane, “James Whitcomb Riley Had Close Ties to Communi- ty,” Montgomery Magazine, XIX (April, 1994). Kiemnec, Karen, “Aging Courthouses Need Smart Solutions,” Zndi- ana Preservationist, No. 6 (NovemberDecember, 1995). Kiemnec, Karen, “Erudite Entrepreneur Shared the Wealth with Indiana Towns,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 5 (September/ October, 1993). [Andrew Carnegie and his libraries in Indiana.] Kiemnec, Karen, “Limberlost Cabin Celebrates Centennial,” Zndi- ana Preservationist, No. 2 (MarcWApril, 1995). Krider, Ann, “A History of the Oak Grove Church of God,” Whitley County Historical Society Bulletin, XXXIII (March, 1995). Krulce, Ruth B., Historical Highlights, 1984-1994, Lawrence Unit- ed Methodist Church (Indianapolis: The Church, 1994). Order from: The church, 5200 N. Shadeland Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46226. Kylloe, Ralph, A History of the Old Hickory Chair Company and the Indiana Hickory Furniture Movement (Lake George, N.Y.: Kylloe Antiques, 1995). Order from: Kylloe Antiques, P. 0. Box 669, Lake George, NY 12845. Ladwig, T. Craig, ed., Indiana Mandate ZI: An Agenda for the 1990s (Indianapolis: Indiana Policy Review Foundation, 1994). Lafever, Carolyn, “The ‘Last Sad Act’: The Public Hanging of Nathaniel Bates, 26 August 1886,” Traces of Zndiana and Mid- western History, VII (Summer, 1995). Langdon, Philip, “Westward on the Old Lincoln Highway,’’Ameri- can Heritage, XLVI (April, 1995). Lapierre, Alexandra, Fannie Stevenson: A Romance of Destiny, trans. Carol Cosman (New York: Carroll & Graf, 1995). Layman, Carol Spurlock, Growing Up Rich in Vernon, Indiana: A Celebration ofAmerican Small-Town Life in the 1940s and ’50s (North Vernon: Still Waters Press, 1992). Order from: The press, 2730 W CR 200 N, North Vernon, IN 47265. Leslie, Edward E., “Quantrill’s Bones,” American Heritage, XLVI (July/August, 1995). “The Lincoln Highway,” Whitley County Historical Society Bul- letin, XXXIII (June, 1995). Lipin, Lawrence M., “Burying the ‘Destroyer of One Happy Home’: Manhood, Industrial Authority, and Political Alliance Building in the Murder Trial of Ira Strunk,” Journal of Social History, XXVIII (Summer, 1995). Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 99

Little, Monroe H., “Towards a History of the Indianapolis African- American Community, 1821-1980,” Black History News & Notes, No. 59 (February, 1995). MacLean, David G., Gene Stratton-Porter: A Book Collector’s Guide (Decatur: Americana Books, 1995). Order from: Americana Books, P. 0. Box 14, Decatur, IN 46733. Madden, W. C., P. S. Remembering Bush Stadium, Home of the (Noblesville: Madden Publishing Co., 1995). Order from: Madden Publishing Co., 21036 Rustic Wood Ct., Noblesville, IN 46060. Madison, James H., “Caroline Dunn: A Youthful Memory,” Indi- ana Magazine of History, XCI (June, 1995). Magee, Benjamin Franklin, History of the 72nd Indiana: Wilder’s Lightning Brigade (Huntington, W.V.: Blue Acorn Press, 1995). [Second printing of 1992 reprint of 1882 edition.] Order from: The press, P. 0. Box 2684, Huntington, WV 25726. Manifold, Rosemary, “Churches of North Manchester,” North Manchester Historical Society Newsletter, XI1 (February, 1995). Marks, LaMoine, The Story of Hannah Thorpe ([Wabash?: The Author], 1994). [Thorpe was a white captive of the Miami; the author is her great-grandson.] “[Maurice] Thompson Gave Tribute at Lincoln’s Grave,” Mont- gomery Magazine, XIX (April, 1994). McCarthy, Burkley, Jr., “Irish Immigrants Settle in Montgomery County,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (October, 1995). McCorvie, Mary R., and Christopher L. Lant, “Drainage District Formation and the Loss of Midwestern Wetlands, 1850-1930,” Agricultural History, LXVII (Fall, 1993). McCutchen, David, trans. & ann., The Red Record, the Wallam [sic] Olum: The Oldest Native North American History (Garden City Park, N.Y.: Avery Publishing Group, 1993). McDonogh, Pat, Hoosiers ([s.l.]: Scripps Howard Publishing, 1993). [Primarily photographic portraits; introduction by James Alexander Thom.1 McShane, Stephen G., “Not Confused by the ‘Facts’: The Enig- matic Career of Congressman Earl F. Landgrebe,” Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, XXIX, 3rd ser. (1994). Miller, Jay, “The 1806 Purge Among the Indiana Delaware: Sor- cery, Gender, Boundaries, and Legitimacy,” Ethnohistory, XLI (Spring, 1994). Millner, Sondra Y., “Free Grace in the Wilderness: An Aesthetic Analysis of Land and Space in African American Culture, in the Narratives of Henry Bibb, Harriet Jacobs, and Josiah Henson” (Ph.D. dissertation, Temple University, 1994). 100 Indiana Magazine of History

Moore, Tom, “Trail Through Time,” Outdoor Indiana, LX (Septem- bedOctober, 1995). [Indiana rivers.] Moses, William J., “Emma Lou Thornbrough’s Place in American Historiography,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). My Home Town: A History of Acton, Indiana (Indianapolis: Franklin Township Historical Society, 1994). Order from: The society, P. 0. Box 39015, Indianapolis, IN 46239. Myers, L. Rex, Dauiess County History, 1900-1990, Vol. 2 (Paduc- ah, Ky.: Turner Publishing Co., 1991). Nation, Richard F., “Home in the Hoosier Hills: Agriculture, Poli- tics, and Religion in Southern Indiana, 1810-1870,” 2 vols. (Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1995). Noblitt, Loren W., Myth and Reality of Intrigue, Conspiracy and Charges of Treason: A General Narrative of the First Family in Jackson County (Mt. Vernon: Windmill Publications, 1994). Order from: Windmill Publications, 4400 Jackson Ave., Evansville, IN 47714. Normand, Kipp, “OUR State Fair is a Great State Fair,” Indiana Preseruationist, No. 6 (November/December, 1993). [Buildings at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.] Normand, Kipp, “Stutz Automobile Factory Shifts Gears,” Indiana Preseruationist, No. 2 (MarcWApril, 1995). Northminster: Celebrating Fifty Years ([Indianapolis: North- minster Presbyterian Church, 19951). Order from: The church, 1660 Kessler Blvd., E. Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46220. “Olden Spiceland,” Henry County Historicatalog, XXII (Spring, 1994). On the Heritage Trail: Fort Wayne, Indiana. A Walking Guide- book to the Fort Wayne Heritage Trail (Fort Wayne: Arch, Inc.; Fort Wayne Bicentennial Heritage Trail Committee, 1994). Order from: Allen CountyE’ort Wayne Historical Soci- ety, 302 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802. Overmyer, Jack K., Indiana’s Indomitable 87th Infantry Regiment ([Rochester?: s.n.1, 1994). [Collected newspaper articles.] Owen County, Indiana: A History (Spencer: Owen County His- torical & Genealogical Society, 1994). Order from: The soci- ety, 110 E. Market St., Spencer, IN 47460. Patrick, Jeffrey L., ed., “TOthe Black Hills Gold Fields: The Let- ters of Samuel M. Zent, Hoosier Prospector, 1875-1876,” Indi- ana Magazine of History, XCI (September, 1995). Pattison, Eugene H., “The Limberlost, Timber Creek, Science, and Society: Gene Stratton-Porter and Annie Dillard,” Pittsburgh History, LXXVII (Winter, 1994/1995). Pattison, Thomas, Map of Dearborn County, Indiana (Mt. Vernon: Windmill Publications, 1994). Order from: Windmill Publica- tions, 4400 Jackson Ave., Evansville, IN 47714. Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 101

Payton, Marilyn Mitchell, The Story of Bridgeton, Raccoon Town- ship, Parke County, Indiana (Rosedale: Mitchell House, 1994). Order from: Mitchell House, P. 0. Box 191, Rosedale, IN 47874. Peyser, Joseph L., “The Fall and Rise of Therese Catin: A Portrait from Indiana’s French and Canadian History,’’ Indiana Maga- zine of History, XCI (December, 1995). Pierce, Richard B., 11, “Emma Lou Thornbrough: Mentor and Teacher,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). Pierce, Richard B., 11, “Self-Help in Indianapolis,’’ Black History News & Notes, No. 60 (May, 1995). Piersen, William D., “The Origin of the Word ‘Hoosier’: A New Interpretation,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (June, 1995). Polley, Claudia, “Segregation Creates Hidden Paradise,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 4 (July/August, 1993). [Fox Lake.] “President Lincoln Stops in Area on Way to Washington,” Mont- gomery Magazine, XX (February, 1995). [Lincoln’s visits to Lafayette and Indianapolis.] Protocol Book of the German Evangelical St. Lucas Congregation of Evansville, Indiana ([Evansville: St. Lucas United Church of Christ, 19921). Order from: The church, 33 W. Virginia St., Evansville, IN 47710. Quinn, Angela M., Williams Woodland Park: A Bicentennial His- tory of a Fort Wayne Neighborhood (Fort Wayne: Winco Print- ing, 1994). Order from: Allen CountyD’ort Wayne Historical Society, 302 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802. Richardson, Henry J., “The History of the Indiana School Desegre- gation Law,” Black History News & Notes, No. 59 (February, 1995). [Text from the Henry J. Richardson Papers at the Indi- ana Historical Society.] Richvalley Church, One Hundred Twenty Fifth Anniversary, 1870-1995 (Richvalley: Richvalley United Methodist Church Celebration Committee, 1995). Order from: The church, 250 N. Jefferson St., Richvalley, IN 46992. Rickett, Ned, “Rotarians Celebrate 75 Years of ‘Service Above Self,’” Montgomery Magazine, XX (July, 1995). Robbins, Coy D., Forgotten Hoosiers: African Heritage in Orange County, Indiana (Bowie, Md.: Heritage Books, 1994). Robbins, Coy D., “Updating the African and Native American Leg- ends in the Roberts Genealogy,” Black History News & Notes, No. 61 (August, 1995). Roberts, George C., “A Century of Stability and Turnover in North- west Indiana Congressional Districts” (typescript, 1995?). [Lim- ited distribution; reference copy located at the Indiana Historical Society Library.] 102 Indiana Magazine of History

Roberts, George C., “Indiana’s Australian Ballot: Reform Tem- pered by the Political Environment,” Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, XXM, 3rd ser. (1994). Robinson, Dick, “Local DeParis Brothers Well-Known in Jazz Cir- cles,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (March, 1995). Robinson, Dick, “New Year [of 19331 Brings Hope to Depression- Weary People,” Montgomery Magazine, XX (January, 1995). Robinson, Robert V., “Family Economic Strategies in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Indianapolis,” Journal of Family History, XX, No. 1 (1995). Rollins, Suzanne T., “City Beautiful Movement Marks Centennial,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 3 (May/June, 1993). Royer, Donald M., The German-American Contribution to Rich- mond’s Development, 1833-1933, 2 vols., 2nd ed. (Richmond: Richmond German Heritage Society, 1993). Ruegamer, Lana, “Dorothy Lois Riker, 1904-1994: Reflections on Indiana History, Historical Editing, and Women in the Histori- cal Profession,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (September, 1995). Sharp, Ronald, Anti-Government Movement in [the] Middle West: American Knights, Sons of Liberty, Butternuts, Copperheads (Syracuse: Sharp’s News Service, [1995?]). [Sharp’s Chroni- cles, vol. 14.1 Order from: Sharp’s News Service, 1010 N. Huntington St., Syracuse, IN 46567. Sieber, Ellen, and Cheryl Ann Munson, Looking at History: Indi- ana’s Hoosier National Forest Region, 1600 to 1950 (Blooming- ton: Indiana University Press, 1994). [Originally published 1992 by the U. S. Department of Agriculture.] Silver, Joel, “David A. Randall: Bookseller, Bibliographer, Librar- ian,”AB Bookman’s Weekly, XCV (January 2, 1995). Skidmore, Richard S., “Alexander Lawrie and His Gift for Indiana,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Winter, 1995). Sleeper-Smith, Susan, “Silent Tongues, Black Robes: Potawato- mi, Europeans, and Settlers in the Southern Great Lakes, 1640-1850” (Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1994). Smith, Hugh, “Bungalow in a Box: Mail-Order Houses,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 4 (July/August, 1993). Smith, Lawrence R., “Windows on the Nightscape,” Outdoor Indi- ana, LX (Januarypebruary, 1995). [Indiana observatories.] Snider, Joseph B., A Door of Hope: A Century of Rescue at Wheel- er Mission Ministries, 1893-1993 ([Indianapolis]: The Min- istries, 1993). Sperber, Murray, “The Real Knute Rockne,” Breeze, I (November- December, 1995). Spragg, Joann, “Gen. Lew Wallace-Inventor?” Montgomery Maga- zine, XX (October, 1995). Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 103

Staicer, John M., A History of the Ben Schroeder Saddle Tree Com- pany, Madison, Indiana, 1878-1972 (typescript, 1994). [Limit- ed distribution; reference copy located at the Indiana Historical Society Library.] Staicer, John M., “Schroeder Saddle Tree Factory Provides Unique Link to Indiana’s Industrial Past,” Public History News, XV (Fall, 1994). The State of Black Indianapolis, 1994, ed. Monroe H. Little ([Indi- anapolis] : Indianapolis Urban League, 1994). Order from: Indianapolis Urban League, 850 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. Styron, William, ((‘1’11Have to Ask Indianapolis,”’ Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). [Concerns publica- tion of Lie Down in Darkness.] The Suburbanization of Indianapolis: An Outline of Metropolitan Development in Marion County, 1830-1980 (Indianapolis: POLIS Research Center, IUPUI, 1991). Tatum, Margaret Black, “‘Please Send Stamps’: The Civil War Letters of William Allen Clark,” parts I-IV, Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, June, September, and December, 1995). Taylor, Robert M., Jr., et al., “Dear Dream: The Love Letters of James Whitcomb Riley and Clara Louise Bottsford,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Fall, 1995). Theobald, Paul, Call School: Rural Education in the Midwest to 1918 (Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1995). Thompson, Joseph T., The Faithful Few: A History of Planned Parenthood of Central Indiana (Indianapolis: Planned Par- enthood of Central Indiana, Inc., 1995). Thompson, J. Rebecca, “Deshee Farm: A New Deal Experiment with Cooperative Farming,’’ Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (December, 1995). Thrash, Catherine (Hyacinth), The Onliest One Alive: Surviving Johnstown, Guyana (Indianapolis: M. Towne, 1995). Order from: Marian Towne, 5129 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Toney, Sandra, “Chief Menominee,” Outdoor Indiana, LM (Novem- bermecember, 1994). Van Vugt, William E., “An English Shoemaker in Indiana: The Story of Samuel Fowler Smith,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). “The Wabash and Erie Canal,” Sullivan County Historical Society Newsletter, XXI (November, 1994). Wabash County Authors and Their Books, 1848-1993 ([Wabash: Wabash County Historical Society], 1993). Order from: The society, Memorial Hall, 89 W. Hill St., Wabash, IN 46992. 104 Indiana Magazine of History

Ward, Gertrude L., Richmond, Indiana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1994). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Warner, Leon, “Born in the Woods: Tipton County” (typescript, 1995?) [Limited distribution; reference copy located at the Indi- ana Historical Society Library.] Warren, Stanley, “The Monster Meetings at the Negro YMCA in Indianapolis,” Indiana Magazine of History, XCI (March, 1995). Weber, Catherine E Forrest, “Alice Hamilton, M.D.: Crusader Against Death on the Job,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Fall, 1995). Weber, Catherine E Forrest, ‘“Always the Other Spring!’: The Life and Nature Writing of Edwin Way Teale,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Spring, 1995). Wells, Dorothy Pearl, Life at a Country Crossroads (Sunnyvale, Calif.: The Wells Press, 1994). [Jasper County.] Whorrall, Bill, Voices from the Hills: Oral History and Folk Tales from Martin County, Indiana & Surrounding Areas (Shoals: Bill Whorrall, 1995). Order from: The author, Rt. 3, Box 24, Shoals, IN 47581. Wilk, Gerald, Americans from Germany, ed. Don Heinrich Tolz- mann (Indianapolis: Max Kade German-American Center, IUPUI; Indiana German Heritage Society, Inc., 1995). Order from: NCSA Literatur Distributor, 430 S. Kelp Grove Rd., Nashville, IN 47448. Williams, Dorothy June, and Thomas E. Q. Williams, A History of Hancock County, Indiana, in the Twentieth Century (Green- field: Coiny Press, 1993). Order from: Thomas E. Q. Williams, P. 0. Box 585, Greenfield, IN 46140. Williams, Frank J., and William D. Pederson, eds., Abraham Lin- coln: Contemporary. An American’s Legacy (Campbell, Calif.: Savas Woodbury Publishers, 1995). Wilson, Cathy A., “Building a Temple of Science: Pittsburgh’s Mellon Institute,” Pittsburgh History, LXXVII (Winter, 1994/1995). [Contains information about limestone supplied by Indiana Limestone Company of Bedford, along with several photographs taken at the PM&B Quarry outside Bedford, c. 1931.1 Wilson, Jay, Jr., Springuille, Indiana: Village on Spring Creek ([Bedford: Wilson Publishing, 1994). Order from: Wilson Publishing, 1405 Hillcrest Rd., Bedford, IN 47421. Winslow, Wendy, “Martinsville’s Mineral Miracles,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 2 (MarcWApril, 1993). [Sanitariums.] Wissing, Douglas A., “Persistence of Memory: French Furniture in Indiana,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, VII (Summer, 1995). Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets 105

[Woodcock, Roger], “The History of CCC Co. 556” (typescript, undated). [Limited distribution; reference copy located at the Indiana Historical Society Library.] Woods, Terry K., comp., The Ohio & Erie Canal: A Glossary of Terms (Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, 1995). Zahorchak, Michael J., The History of St. Joseph’s and Calvary Cemeteries, Terre Haute, Indiana ([Terre Haute?: s.n.1, 1994). Order from: Rev. Michael J. Zahorchak, P. 0. Box 151, Seelyville, IN 47878. Zeiger, Todd, “Carvers’ Artistry Displayed in Bedford,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 3 (May/June, 1993). [Limestone funerary art.] Zeigler, Connie J., “A Marriage and a Divorce in Marion County,” Marion County-Indianapolis Historical Society Circular, XIV (Summer, 1995). [Thomas D. and Myrilla Morris Gregg.] Ziegler, James P., comp., The German-Language Press in Indiana: A Bibliography (Indianapolis: Max Kade German-American Center, IUPUI; Indiana German Heritage Society, Inc., 1994). Order from: NCSA Literatur Distributor, 430 S. Kelp Grove Rd., Nashville, IN 47448. Zimmerman, Scott, “Child Labor Laws Put Self-sufficient Young- sters Out of Work,” Indiana Preservationist, No. 6 (Novem- bedDecember, 1993). [Collett Children‘s Home, Newport, Vermillion County.]