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The sibyl (1905), Otterbein College
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The sibyl (1905), Otterbein College
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01-25 In Memory of Benjamin R. Hanby 30 S. Grove St., Westerville Date Visited: 04/11/20 Hanby House 160 W. Main St., Westerville Date Visited: 04/11/20 09-25 Benjamin R Hanby Gravesite Otterbein Cemetery, Westerville (West end of cemetery) Date Visited: 04/11/20 Born July 22, 1833 in Rushville, Benjamin Hanby attended Otterbein College in 1858. After graduating, Hanby was Minister of the United Brethren in Christ church, taught school, was principal of Seven Mile Academy in Seven Mile, Ohio, and operated a singing school in New Paris. He is most known for writing the Christmas song, “Up On the Housetop” in 1864. The Hanby house served as a stop on the Underground Railroad, where Benjamin and his father, Bishop William Hanby, helped slaves escape to freedom. One of those slaves, Joseph Selby, is believed to be the inspiration for Hanby’s famous anti-slavery song, “Darling Nellie Gray”. Benjamin Hanby died on March 16, 1867 in Chicago, IL and is buried in the Otterbein Cemetery in Westerville. Information gathered with help from the following sources: Remarkable Ohio www.remarkableohio.org Ohio History Connection @ohiohistory www.ohiohistory.org Historical Marker Database www.hmdb.org Touring Ohio @touringohio www.touringohio.com Ohio Exploration Society www.ohioexploration.com Ohio History Central www.ohiohistorycentral.org #Ohio #ohiohistory #ohiohistoricalmarker #westerville #westervilleohio #HanbyHouse #BenjaminHanby #Otterbein #OtterbeinCollege #exploreohio #remarkableohio #travelohio (at Westerville, Ohio) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_L27WJJ3-f/?igshid=1ne4y5j2tmcn5
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Westerville Strong - Part 2
This has been a tough week for the community of Westerville. Last Saturday, two Westerville Police officers, Anthony Morelli and Eric Joering, were gunned down in the line of duty answering a domestic distturbance call. The Westerville Police Department, in their 160 years, had never lost an officer in the line of duty before that point. The community of Westerville rallied together to support the slain officers, their families, and the Westerville Police Department. Police from other municipalities, including Dublin, Upper Arlington, Hilliard, Grove City, Clinton Township, and Columbus patrolled the streets of Westerville's officers time to grieve. Today, Westerville City Offices, Schools, and the Public Library are closed as Westerville takes time to remember the two officers. All week long, Officer Morelli's cruiser has lied in state outside of the City Hall Plaza. There were vigils through the week in Westerville, from the Otterbein University campus, to Heritage Christian Church on Maxtown Road, to the First Responders Park on West Main Street. Tributes regionally took place, including the LeVeque Tower and the Ohio Statehouse in Downtown Columbus, to the Licking County Courthouse in Newark. Ohio Governor (and Westerville resident) John Kasich, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, Westerville City Councilmember Kathy Cocuzzi, and mayors from other municipalities like Bexley Mayor Ben Kessler and Whitehall Mayor Kim Maggard paid tribute to the Westerville officers on Social Media. Trees and street poles had blue ribbons on them. Homes, Businesses, and Otterbein University all paid tribute to the fallen officers with blue ribbons and tributes to the officers. The Christmas Star was adorned in blue lit up over the intersection of State and Main Streets. Otterbein Fraternities and Sororities hung up banners in support of the Westerville Police Department.
The Officers’ joint funeral is this afternoon at 1PM at St. Paul the Apostle Church on North State Street. Officers from across the country are expected to attend, as well as the whole entire community lining up to pay their respects to the fallen officers.
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