In 1978, most people would have described Donald Harvey as a shy or unassuming 35 year old nurse’s aide. There was nothing all that special about the guy, nothing about the way he looked demanded anybody’s attention. In nearly every way, he was about as common as you could possibly get. Well, except for the […]
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True Crime
For many years, anyone going through Cincinnati’s Union Terminal after 1931 was most likely greeted by a series of murals, each depicting hard working citizens going about their jobs. And each also had some connection to the city itself. Like many forms of art, most people walked past the murals without giving it that much
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History
Everyone, it seems, knew Zip. Even if they didn’t know who he was, exactly. Who Was Uncle Zip? What was known was that a man who only referred to himself as “Zip” purchased a plot of land just south of Jelloway, paying in cash. He never referred to himself as anything other than “Zip” –
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History, Myths and Legends, People
Have you ever looked at a map and saw the name of something and thought to yourself, “Gee, they’ll name a town after just about anything, won’t they?” Well, if you look at a map of Ohio, about halfway between Columbus and Akron you just might find such a place: Jelloway. Did we really name
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Places, What's In A Name