The 1937 Flood Journal
Neil SagebielA serialized account of the record Ohio River deluge that devastated my family and an entire region.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | neilsagebiel.substack.com |
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Spence Family Abandons Apartment, Water Enters Diehl Home
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO — At 1:45 p.m. Leo Diehl looked out his upstairs window and saw an unusual “parade.” Floating by were a high-back chair, a Christmas tree and a variety of bottles, cans and baskets.
Ferry Boat Sinks on Last Run, Passengers and Crew Escape
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO — At midnight the “Captain John” ferry boat struck a tree stump near the Portsmouth landing on its last scheduled West Side run. The stump punctured the stern and the boat began sinking as the 17 passengers and eight crew m...
A Flood Letter to a Granddaughter
“During the flood in 1937, having nothing better to do, I wrote of some of the events that happened and something of the impact of the flood upon the people. It began as a letter to my granddaughter … and I continued from day to day while t...
The Red Cross Asks American People for $2 Million
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tonight Red Cross Chairman Cary Grayson made an urgent appeal to the American people for $2 million to help “flood sufferers” in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
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