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330-567-2342
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Don't forget to
give your family
A Gift of History
PLAYING
CARDS
With Different
Photos on each Face Card
Local Historical
Photos of Shreve and the
surrounding communities
$10 per Deck -
Fund Raiser for benefit of
County Line
Historical Society of
Wayne/Holmes
Scroll on Down for a sample and
where to purchase.
or
CALL BILL FOUGHT 330-567-2342
I have a supply at my home or I
can deliver
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New County Line
Historical Society
of Wayne/Holmes
Museum
will be open on Saturday,
March 13, 2010
12:00 noon to 3:00 pm.
Cost: $2.00 per person
Children 12 and under Free
Members of any Historical
Society $1.00 per member
Paid up Members of County Line
Historical Society are Free
Member
Display shows old Shreve Photos,
in behind is Shreve Sports
on display and Wedding Dresses
from two weddings in 1906 & 1919
Display of early communication
inventions
New County Line
Historical Museum
Located at
281 North Market Street (The
former Grosjean Tin Shop). On
display throughout the museum
will be collections of local
history preserved and displayed
by the society.
The Museum will be open on the
Second Saturday of Every Month
12:00 noon to 3:00 pm
$ 2.00 per person
Members of any Historical
Society are $1.00
Paid up County Line Members Free
Children 12 and under Free
Special Appointment for Group
Tours Call 330-496-4024
or
330-378-2121
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Saturday,
March 13, 2010
Open 12:00
noon to 3:00 p.m.
Ken Miller
Supply
Oil, Gas,
Car, Truck & Agriculture Museum
Open the second Saturday of Every Month
12:00
noon to 3:00 p.m.
Or by appointment
The Museum houses a vast collection of Early Gas Pumps, Drilling
Machines, Tractors, Trucks
and Cars. There is also an 8' x 60' Educational Photo Display on the
history of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Shreve Industry Display.
County Line Historical Society of Wayne/Holmes will be the host .
Call 330-496-4024 or 330-378-2121 for information or special
appointment.
Admission Donation: $5.00 Adults, 12 and under Free, Family $15.00
(max.)
Benefit the County
Line Historical Society of Wayne and Holmes Counties for the
furnishings, upkeep and utilities of their new Museum now open on the
second Saturday of each month, at 281 North
Market St., across from Shreve Mobil. The Miller Museum is located just
north of Shreve on State Route 226
(7920 Shreve Road).
County Line Paid Up Members are Free
See You on Saturday, March 13, 2010.
Signs located at driveway are posted alerting you when the Museum is
open.
Photo Tour of Museums
On the buttons at the top of this page click on County Line Museum and
then scroll down and click on See our current news and pictures of our
museums.
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County Line
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
of Wayne/Holmes
PLAYING
CARDS
ON SALE
At Shreve Mobil
Trent Insurance Group
Queen Ann's Lace
(Berlin)
and at
699 North Main St.
Bill Fought's
Brick House with Gazebo
or Call
Bill Fought: 330-567-2342
or
Jayne Neal: 330-567-9229
and at the
County Line Historical Museum and at the Ken Miller Supply Oil, Gas,
Car, Truck and Agriculture Museum on the
second Saturday
of each month, 12 noon to 3:00 pm
$10
Donation per Deck
Makes
a Great Family Gift
These Decks each contain 55 Historical Photos of Shreve and the
surrounding communities. It is a great way to introduce your children to
the history of their community.
Fund Raiser for Historical Society
Just a Sample
of 55 cards in each Deck
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Did you attend Shreve School?
A Facebook Group has been created to allow alumni to network and for the
school to use to spotlight the importance of education by sharing alumni
stories and careers. Visit the
Shreve Alumni Facebook Group.
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Friends of the Shreve Library
March
Book Sale
on Saturday, March 20
10:00
AM to 2:00
PM
at the Shreve Branch
of the WCPL
189 West McConkey Street,
Shreve, Ohio.
This sale includes lots of
mystery, fiction, juvenile and young adult books.
Crafts for Kids and Free
refreshments served.
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Big
Game Hunting in Ohio:
The Paleo-Indian Legacy
To many avid hunters across Ohio, the passing seasons of the year are
not winter, spring, summer, and fall; but squirrel, rabbit, deer, and
turkey season. This preoccupation with local wildlife has characterized
generation after generation of peoples living here in Ohio. The very
first hunters to pursue game across the forests and fields of Ohio were
the Paleo-Indians who arrived in Ohio some 12,000 to 14,000 years ago.
Fashioning their hunting gear out of wood, bone, and stone, Paleo-Indians
were the first true “Big Game Hunters”; they pursued such Ice Age
“megafauna” as the Wooly Mammoth, the American Mastodon, the Giant
Short-Faced Bear, and the Saber-Toothed Cat. Dr. Nigel Brush will
discuss: (1) the various Ice Age animals that once lived in Ohio, (2)
the Paleo-Indians who hunted these animals, (3) the tools and weapons
these early hunters used, and (4) archaeological sites in Wayne, Holmes
and Coshocton County that date to the Ice Age.
Dr. Nigel Brush
is an Associate Professor of Geology at Ashland
University. He holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of
California at Los Angeles, an M.A. in Archaeological Method and Theory
from the University of Southampton in England, and a B.A. in
Anthropology from the Ohio State University. Nigel has taught courses
in anthropology, archaeology, geology, and environmental studies at The
College of Wooster, Kent State University, Ohio State University, The
University of Akron, and Wayne College. He served as curator at the Killbuck Valley Museum of Natural History for 10 years, has published a
book entitled: The Limitations of Scientific Truth, and is
currently a director of the Ashland/Wooster/ Columbus Archaeological and
Geological Consortium.
This event will take
place
Saturday, March 20 at
1:00 p.m.
as a part of the March
20 meeting of
the
County Line
Historical Society of
Wayne/Holmes, held at
the
Ken Miller Supply
Oil, Gas, Car, Truck and
Agriculture Museum.
The
Museum is located just
north of Shreve
on State
Route 226 (7920 Shreve
Road).
The public and
students are invited to
attend
Free of Charge.
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Winners of the Shreve
Christmas Drawing
Terry Prost
- Snow Blower at Shreve
Hardware & Supply
Robin Lydic
- Quarter of Beef at
Shreve Meats
Nancy Varner
- Picnic Table from
Steiner Lumber
Larry McLaughflin
- Oil Changes at Shreve
Mobil
Gretchen Tipton
- $150 Groceries
at Scheck's Foodliner
Alice Rhodes
- $ 75 Worth of Products
at Shreve Bell Stores
Bonnie Miller
$ 50 Worth of Products
at Shreve's Mast
Pharmacy
The Christmas Drawing
was sponsored by the
Shreve Business and
Community Association
It Pays to Shop in
Shreve
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W
Attention Interested Citizens of
Shreve, Join Us the Third Wednesday of Each Month
Wednesday 12:00 Noon
March 17,
2010
Shreve Business &
Community
Association
Regular
Monthly Meeting
At Des Dutch Essenhaus
Lunch: Dutch Treat
Your
Attendance Will Help Make Our Community Stronger
An
invitation is extended to all businesses and individuals, in and around
Shreve, that are interested in the betterment of the community to join.
Regular meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at
12:00 noon at Des Dutch Essenhaus for Lunch (Dutch Treat).
No reservations required. We meet in the back of the middle section of
the restaurant.
Types of
membership: Individual - $25.00 per year
Business
(Under Five Employees) - $75.00 per year
Business
(Over Five Employees) - $150.00 per year
Non-Profit Organizations - $50.00 per year
TO JOIN
! Simply make a check payable to:
Shreve Business & Community Assoc.
Mail or
Drop off at PNC Bank to Jennifer Rhamy P.O. Box 506, Shreve, Ohio 44676.
Simply Show up on the
Third Wednesday of Each Month * *
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Saturday
March 27, 2010
Tenth Annual
Shreve Spring
Migration Sensation
will held at the
Shreve Elementary School
Click on the Migration
Button at the top of
this page for Complete
Schedule of Events that
are planned for this day
at the school and out in
the Killbuck Marsh
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Saturday
To have Your Event l isted
Here Please Send information to Bill Fought at:
699 North Main
Street, P.O. Box 233, Shreve, Ohio 44676
Phone 330-567-2342
or E-mail to :
wfought@neo.rr.com
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