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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.
Prohibition Turned Friends Into Enemies; Good Men Into Bad…
Nick’s buried in this unmarked grave in Steubenville’s Mt. Calvary Cemetery. He got what was coming to him in the end. You can read his story in the soon-to-be released true crime book, Mobsters, Madams and Murder in Steubenville, Ohio (The Story of Little Chicago), by Susan M. Guy. Published by The History Press.
This Unmarked Grave in Brooke Cemetery Holds a Sad Story
The young girl in this unmarked grave at Brooke Cemetery led a short, sad life on Water Street in Steubenville, Ohio. Her death was mysterious and ugly, but listed as a suicide. At least she’s blessed with a beautiful view from her final resting place. Read Mae’s short, short story in the upcoming book, Mobsters, Madams and Murder in Steubenville, Ohio (The Story of Little Chicago), by Susan M. Guy.
Unmarked Graves in Union Cemetery Hold Some Fascinating Secrets
This unmarked grave holds the remains of a beloved figure about town. His death is still shrouded in mystery. Read his story in the upcoming true crime book, “Mobsters, Madams and Murder in Steubenville, Ohio” (The Story of Little Chicago), by Susan M. Guy. Published by the History Press.
Find out what makes this unmarked grave in Union Cemetery so special.
The man buried in this unmarked grave plot wasn’t famous and he didn’t do anything remarkable in his lifetime; but the moment they started throwing the dirt on his coffin, something happened that made his funeral front-page news in the Steubenville Herald-Star. Find out what happened in my book, Mobsters, Madams and Murder in Steubenville, Ohio. (The Story of Little Chicago). Published by The History Press.
