Flippo the King of Clowns at the Ohio History Center.
Marvin Fishman aka Bob Marvin aka Flippo is buried at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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F-22 Raptor at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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James H. Sceva wore this uniform coat when he served in Company C of the 134th OVI. Sceva was a native of Mechanicsburg, Champaign County, Ohio. There are questions about the uniform because it is an officer's coat with cavalry buttons while Sceva was an enlisted man in the infantry. the 134th OVI was one of the 100-day regiments that served during the Summer of
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A small marker with a weeping willow, lamb, and a tombstone. Found in Ferncliff Cemetery in Springfield, Ohio.
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In Marion Cemetery, located in Marion, Ohio is the lot for the Merchant family. On top of the pedestal is a 5200 pound polished granite ball. Nothing weird with the marker.
But the ball moves for some reason. The lighter gray spot on the ball is supposed to be where the ball rests on the pedestal. No visible marks on the ball from scraping.
http://weirdus.com/states/ohio/cemetery_safari/marion_ball_grave/index.php
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Simon Kenton in Oak Dale Cemetery in Urbana, Ohio. Kenton, Ohio is named after him. Is said to have saved the life of Daniel Boone.
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t206honus:
Did find some info about the marker - It's 14 feet tall. For Jacob Fritz and family. Jacob Fritz was a butcher that worked for the Salisman Sausage Company.
t206honus:
The stone was carved by Herman Suhre. He was born in Germany in 1856 and settled with family in Cincinnati. He had a monument company on Colerain Avenue. Due to ill health, he moved to Ripley County, Indiana. Eventually Suhre moved back to Cincinnati and worked in the newspaper buisness. He bought a farm in Brookeville, Indiana that raised bees. Suhre is buried in Madison County, Illinois.
