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1920’s Steubenville Police Chief, Blaine Dawson Carter and Prohibition Dry Agent, John Cole
Steubenville Police Chief, Blaine D. Carter, was fired in the 1920’s, from his job. Mob rule was hard to overcome in the days of Prohibition. Some people had to take a fall. He was one of them.
Prohibition Dry Agent, John Cole, had a colorful life. His story is told in Mobsters, Madams & Murder in Steubenville, Ohio
MARY H. WEIR PUBLIC LIBRARY AUTHORS EVENT
Four authors from the Tri State Writers Society participated in the Mary H. Weir Public Library Authors Event today. Left to right: David A. George, Susan M. Guy, Angel M. and Mitzi Probert. Approximately, twenty-five authors participated in the event, which was a great success. A wonderful day for all!
OHIOANA BOOK FESTIVAL 2015 PICTURES
Picture 1: History Press Authors at the Ohioana Book Festival 2015 at the Columbus Sheraton Hotel in Columbus, Ohio. April 25, 2015
Picture 2: Left to right: Panel mediator (name unknown); True crime authors, Sandra Gurvis, Jane Ann Turzillo, Susan M. Guy and Richard O. Jones.
AT THE 27th ANNUAL BUCKEYE BOOK FAIR
27th ANNUAL BUCKEYE BOOK FAIR IN WOOSTER, OHIO ON NOVEMBER 1ST
The 27th annual Buckeye Book Fair will be held on Saturday, November l, 2014 at Fisher Auditorium in Wooster, Ohio. I was honored with an invitation to attend this event and will be among one hundred Ohio authors, photographers and illustrators to do so. This is Ohio’s largest book fair and should be quite an experience.
PICTURES FROM WORDS & MUSIC BOOKSHOP BOOK SIGNING
I had a great time at Words & Music Bookshop today! Thanks to all who came out for my book and to patronize this wonderful bookstore that supports local authors. Thank you, Alan Lestini, owner of Words & Music Bookshop, for the opportunity to allow me to sign at your amazing shop.
Great Turnout At Historic Fort Steuben
Thank you to everyone who turned out at Historic Fort Steuben today to enjoy the Dean Martin Festival and to everyone who came to my book signing. It was an enjoyable and fun experience. Even Dino himself was there!