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Town of Ohio

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Daniel Strobel (1860-1947), a native of Ohio who was a town supervisor, lumberman and factory owner eventually moved to Herkimer where he was sheriff of Herkimer County and elected postmaster under President Theodore __, who was a close acquaintance to Strobel, giving him the nickname "Uncle Dan."
North Lake constitutes the headwaters of the 125-mile long __ River.
In the 1940s, lumbrjacks fed cords of balsam and spruce logs down the upper reaches of the West Canada Creek at Noblesboro where the __ was removed and the wood loaded on trucks for transportation to the mill.
Hobart V. Roberts (1874-1959) was one of the nation’s most recognized amateur wildlife __ in the first decades of the 20th century. One of his favorite spots was Jock's Lake in the town of Ohio, now named Honnedaga Lake.
The community of Gray was named for Latham Gray (1800-1884) who came to the area in 1830 from Connecticut and built a__, using the lumber to make furniture and clothespins with his son Charles.
The __ point in Herkimer County is in the town of Ohio located in the wilderness east of North Lake, an elevation of 2697 ft.
Gray was the site of an __, built by the towns of Ohio, Wilmurt, Russia and Norway, to train men during the Civil War. After the war, it was used for shows and entertainment and still exists today as the "town hall."
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Walter Butler, who was a British Loyalist officer in the American Revolution, was reviled for his leadership in the Cherry Valley Massacre. On October 30, 1781 Butler and Tory forces were met by Col. Marinus Willett in a battle at the headwaters of the __ __ Creek in the town of Ohio where Butler was killed.
__ were used for the first time to haul logs over Ice Cave Mountain to the Moose River watershed in 1918 by the Gould Paper Company, replacing teams of horses that did the work.
The entire town of Ohio lies within the __ Park Forest Preserve.
There have been several sightings of a large creature that walks upright with long dark hair covering its body in the town - really! They must have seen a __.
White Lead Lake is one of the few places in the Adirondacks that can be found deposits of Diatomaceous Earth, which was mined first by the Wright Silver __ Company in Keene, NH to make "silverline," a __ for gold and silver articles.
In 1918 the town of Wilmurt was dissolved and the lands split between the town of Ohio (receiving 160,000 acres) and the town of __ (receiving 25,000 acres).
Much of the Adirondack __ Club's land lies in Ohio, their best known property being Honnedaga Lake. This organization , established in 1890, maintains its own lodges and camps for members use.
The town of Ohio used to be called __ Brunswick. The name change was in 1836 and at that time a portion was taken off to become a part of Wilmurt. Hint: compass direction
Atwell got its name from Atwell Martin (ca.1830-1890), a __ who chose the foot of North Lake abounding in trout and set between wooded hills for his wigwam cabin who liked his solitude. The Historical Society has a painting of him in our museum.
Rev. A.L. Byron-Curtiss (1871-1959) was an Episcopalian minister who had a camp at North Lake called "__ Foster Lodge", an Adirondack character he wrote a biography on in 1897.