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Wayne County Public Library Ohio
United States
Приєднався 20 січ 2017
Wayne County Public Library: Enriching lives and strengthening our community since 1897. WCPL provides access to books, movies, music, genealogy and local history, business information, programs for all ages, and so much more!
Seven locations and two bookmobiles here to serve you!
BOOKMOBILE | CRESTON | DALTON | DOYLESTOWN | RITTMAN | SHREVE | WEST SALEM | WOOSTER MAIN LIBRARY
Hours and locations: wcpl.info/hrsloc
Visit us on social media!
Our website: wcpl.info
Facebook: pg/waynelibrary
Instagram: wayne_co_library
UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/WayneCountyPublicLibraryOhio
Seven locations and two bookmobiles here to serve you!
BOOKMOBILE | CRESTON | DALTON | DOYLESTOWN | RITTMAN | SHREVE | WEST SALEM | WOOSTER MAIN LIBRARY
Hours and locations: wcpl.info/hrsloc
Visit us on social media!
Our website: wcpl.info
Facebook: pg/waynelibrary
Instagram: wayne_co_library
UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/WayneCountyPublicLibraryOhio
The Library Kitchen | Roasted Hostas Shoots
Did you know that hostas, a staple landscaping perennial here in Ohio, are edible and delicious?! In this video, Katie will show you how to roast hosta shoots, which taste like asparagus.
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Staff Book Review | Sisters Under the Rising Sun
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Tuesday Crafternoon | Floral Frame Card
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Listening Librarians | Library Lovers Month
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Staff Book Review | The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy
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Staff Book Review | The Bergmans Series
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Spring Book Sale 2024 | Wooster Friends of the Library
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Tuesday Crafternoon | Hand-Stitched Bunny Card
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Staff Book Review | The Poisons We Drink
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Twilight is shit. Sorry.
What is the Wiki link you mentioned about looking at for Research Plans?
A stupid book which i have lost my time to read it in my college time... I am from Turkey....
It sure as fuck don’t sound like you went to college
At 82 I can do this! Thanks.
Thanks Jerry!
Please can you upload more of these shows
Thanks for watching!
Thank you.
I don't think birds give a damn about vegan. Is that shortening good for the birds?
So where are any discovered bones of these guys? Where are the women bigfoots? Any baby bigfoots wandering around?
Looks yummy!
It was!
I love supporting local artists/authors. This was a great read!
Nice presentation. Another historic Rittman landmark, Kindig house, built in 1876 can be seen at 51:45
Thanks for your reply
@@WCPL_Ohio Thank you for posting this!
I am in South Central Indiana. Counties around Bloominton, IN. I have heard several reports of them around here. My favorite and most authentic involved an elderly lady coming home from church in the middle of the afternoon. This occurred in Green County, IN. I was at a friend’s house one Sunday afternoon. An elderly lady came to visit his mother after church. They lived out in the country. She came in the house and was all excited. She said she saw a monkey crossing the road when she was taking a drive around the country roads. So yep, we have them here too.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for this review! You inspired me to buy this book.
Hope you enjoy it!
How did you decorate the jars themselves?
Hi Butter Richardson, the jars were yogurt jars that were upcycled for this project. So, the yogurt jars were sold with the design.
yay a new video
I contacted BFRO and they never got back to me at all either. Matt moneymaker is nothing but an overrated pothead. He even got into some crafts for being wasted on the show.
Such a cute idea, thanks! Very touching at the end ♥️
Thank you! 😊 An ending you would like to stay running forever!
Steeping the berries for a bit longer will definitely darken the color. After bringing them to a boil, crush them and let them soak for a while (overnight would be optimal) also maybe try adding the gum arabic to the liquid after its been strained as this is generally what causes the ink to thicken! You can also add a few drops of clove, thyme or peppermint essential oil which will extend your inks shelf life :) Loved this video though, it's got me itching to forage some pigments come spring!
Thanks for commenting!
Does this dude have a stenographer to close to a mic??
Apologize for the audio
@@WCPL_Ohio its really ok. I still enjoyed the entire presentation.
I read this book five times. I ADORE it!
This books was a great read.
thank you very much. I was wondering about this book
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this quick tutorial!
You are so welcome!
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I LOVE BULLET JOURNALS!
Great idea! So cute. Thanks Arlene!
Simple. Straight to the point. Thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Raelene, the Oui yogurt jars were already decorated. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I <3 WCPL
This looks fantastic! My father is from Scotland so we are all big tea drinkers and it is so fun to find different ways to "spice" it up! 😀
Thanks for your comment!
What size of ride do I need again and bead size
I will try to ask Arlene again. Thanks for asking!
The threaded rod that fits most cabinet knobs is #8-32 or #8-36. I found both at Lowe’s and Home Depot. In this videos she says to use a #10-24 but that will not screw into the cabinet knobs you buy from Home Depot or Lowe’s or even off of Amazon. I’ve now made about 50 of them. Trust me the #8-32 or the #8-36 threaded rod is what you want to use.
Great ideas. I didn't know about the tax lists in Wayne Co. Ohio pre-1820. How do we get these books if we live far away? Thank you
Thanks for commenting and watching! The book is not digitized at this time. but if you call or email our genealogy department they could look information for you.
@@WCPL_Ohio Thank you, I went to Family Search et voila, there they were. The exact location was a little different for me than what was in the video, but not hard to find. But because of you I found them. I am wondering a couple of things... why would my 4th great grandfather move there from New Castle Delaware in 1817 when the rest of his family and in-laws moved from Delaware to Butler and Warren counties so far away? I know my 4th great grandfather was of Scotch-Irish descent, and his father was a Rev War soldier but most of his neighbors are from western PA, it seems. What was the draw of Wayne County at that time? I followed him into the 1830 Census and he was then in Holmes County. It took me months to figure out that was the same place, only the county was now split in two sections, the southern most was Holmes. It said he was a tavern owner in Ripley. I think I then learned that tavern isn't a bar -what we think of today but rather more like a bed and breakfast place. In 1830, I thought "Ripley" was on the Ohio River...and for a few months mapped out that town, etc. wondering why he would move down there (!) only to realize that Ripley "township" meant back in Holmes County. Ugh! Here in Kansas we don't have "townships" with all of that confusion. In 1818 or 1819 he was listed in "manufacturing" What kinds of businesses does that mean? Saw-mill? Anyway, he was there until the 1840 Census when he shows up down in Madison County with other family members. (I am trying to find his wife's maiden name! Everyone has given up on that...but I can't/won't.)
Its me again. SO I wen to the Home Depot and purchased 10 -24 threaded rods as well as the nuts. I get home and I found out the rod is 5/8 inch in diameter, much too big for the beads. You must be using the smaller sized rods, yes?
Sorry, that you have run into issues getting the wrong one. The rod should be 3/16. Could the rod have been mislabeld?
@donna Cully. The threaded rod that fits most cabinet knobs is #8-32 or #8-36. I found both at Lowe’s and Home Depot. In this videos she says to use a #10-24 but that will not screw into the cabinet knobs you buy from Home Depot or Lowe’s or even off of Amazon. I’ve now made about 50 of them. Trust me the #8-32 or the #8-36 threaded rod is what you want to use.
Great job, ladies! 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice . I have seen people selling these on etsy for about $24.00 I would like to make some for my mother who enjoys sitting outside in her yard with her cat. Thanks for the video.
That's a great idea!
What size wick did you use? I really appreciate the tutorial! I have a ton of oui containers that I'd love to turn into candles:)
She used a 4" 100% cotton wick.
@@WCPL_Ohio thank you so much!
I mix all dry ingredients except the citric acid and the oils, adding the citric acid last to help prevent its activation
Thanks for the suggestion!
I don't use color or scent for that reason.
Thank you for this beautiful instructional video. <3
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for your review of Share + Savor Arlene! I am so happy to hear you enjoyed the recipes as well!
You are so welcome! It's great trying out the different recipes.
Very nice reel ;)
For a way more in depth review of this book that more accurately depicts the writing with direct quotes and even delves into the personal circumstances surrounding this book that encouraged Glen to write this book check out José's channel. Below is a link to his half hour review of this book. ua-cam.com/video/ICY3npmtQeg/v-deo.html Happy reading!
I first happened upon the work of Richard Le Gallienne about thirty years ago when I read his Little Dinners With the Sphinx. I've now read about ten volumes of his writings (courtesy of Gutenberg and Kindle) and am currently finishing The Romance Of Zion Chapel (1898). There is no way of preparing for what will occur with you when you reach the middle of that novel and what follows. Perhaps the mixture of tenderness, uncompromising candor, stark fatalism and the most hopeless yet still vibrant of all hopes it contains is not for any but the strong of spirit and the all-generous of heart. Perhaps even then it will be too potent, too exacting, too unpitying and too pitiful. But it's worth the most dangerous of risks.
I’ve been collecting Oui jars and I was just looking for videos to see if they are safe for candlemaking. Thanks for the easy beginner’s tutorial!
I am not sure.
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "soy wax container candles" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Cenadoelyn Candle Contemplation - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.
Glad it was helpful!
The last resources of the individual veterans' graves records is at most Ohio county Recorder's Offices. For Wayne County, for the WPA records, there are also what are most commonly known as WPA Cemetery Plat Maps showing the names of veterans up through WWI and the locations (the plots) on the cemetery map where they were buried. These maps were companion type records to the individual veterans' graves card records. The Wayne County Recorder’s Office has Wayne County WPA Cemetery Plat Maps. Cost for copies is $2.00 a page. Jane Carmichael 428 W Liberty Street Wooster, OH 44691 Phone: 330-287-5460 Fax: 330-287-5685 Email: jane.carmichael@co.wayne.oh.us Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00-4:30
Thank you Jane!
Thank you so much for this series on how valuable local resources are to a person for research regarding cemeteries. Often in doing so, a person searching for more information about their ancestor and their final resting place has a decided advantage in doing this preliminary search before venturing out to a cemetery and wandering around not really being sure where they should be looking. Yes, Find A Grave, BillionGraves, etc. all have their place and it is always good to check those resources, but the more local you focus for the the ones you need additional help with, the more possibilities exist that you'll find the help you need.
Glad you enjoy the video series.
You need to work on the sound other than that cool channel.
Thank you for letting us know! We ended up getting a wireless mic to help with the sound.
No woman would have worn WHITE pants, especially if she was trying to pass as a man.
I remember the flood very well. We had one foot of water in our basement. At that time I was the band director at Wooster high School. Bill Shepherd
The flood was such a bad event in this area.
Great video!