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Black Leadership in Marion Between the World Wars
At the close of World War I, as American troops returned home after defending democracy, Black Marionites still had to demand equal treatment as they lived and worked in an expanding, industrializing, modernizing Marion, according to a recent lecture by Dr. Margaret Sumner, associate history professor at The Ohio State University at Marion. Battle For […]Read More »World War II Veterans Among Those Honored
Two veterans of World War II were among the many Ohio veterans celebrated at the Honor Flight at Home ceremony this June in Marion at Tri-Rivers Career Center. Joe Calenda, age 100 The oldest veteran, Joe Calenda, age 100, joined the U.S. Army in 1943. The 19-year-old from Brooklyn, New York, served in France and […]Read More »Marion Municipal Airport
If you haven’t visited the Marion Municipal Airport, it is a great time to discover or revisit this gem in our community. On September 1, the airport will be celebrating the 70th anniversary of the official public opening in 1950. But the planning of the original over six hundred acres airport started back in 1943. […]Read More »Ozias Bowen Homes
Young attorney Ozias Bowen came to Marion in 1828 and started his law office. Five years later, he married Lydia Baker, daughter of town founder Eber Baker, and their house at 270 E. Center St. was the first brick house in the village of Marion. Bowen admired the ancient Greek and Roman republics and he […]Read More »
