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Just then, the batter on the other team hit a ball down the right field line. The ball rolled up to the other side of where Zelda was sitting. Zelda jumped over the wall, leash and all, and grabbed the ball before the player could get it; and then she hopped back over at sat next to Irving. Irving was stunned.

Irving is a worn-out bank teller and wants to do something special . . . so he camps out in a department store picture window.

This book is a collection of items pertinent to the history of the Cooley-Bushnells of Geauga County, Ohio, a family of early pioneers in the Western Reserve in a town called Chardon, a town named after Peter Chardon Brooks, someone who never even saw the city. I followed an early family genealogy that was in the possession of the late Cecelia Avens Cooley (my mother-in-law) that was put together by George Eleazor Bushnell, in a work titled Bushnell Family Genealogy: Ancestry & Posterity of Francis Bushnell (1580-1646), Nashville, Tennessee, 1945, a copy of which is in the Western Reserve...