It sure as fuck don’t sound like you went to college

Thanks Jerry!

Thanks for watching!

It was!

Thanks for your reply

@@WCPL_Ohio Thank you for posting this!

Thanks for sharing

Hope you enjoy it!

Hi Butter Richardson, the jars were yogurt jars that were upcycled for this project. So, the yogurt jars were sold with the design.

Thank you! 😊 An ending you would like to stay running forever!

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Apologize for the audio

@@WCPL_Ohio its really ok. I still enjoyed the entire presentation.

This books was a great read.

Glad it was helpful!

You are so welcome!

Hi Raelene, the Oui yogurt jars were already decorated. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for your comment!

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.

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.)

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.

Thank you! Cheers!

That's a great idea!

She used a 4" 100% cotton wick.

@@WCPL_Ohio thank you so much!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You are so welcome! It's great trying out the different recipes.

I am not sure.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you Jane!

Glad you enjoy the video series.

Thank you for letting us know! We ended up getting a wireless mic to help with the sound.

The flood was such a bad event in this area.