The Question Mark Sentinel
Out of Darkness Comes the Light
Final Edition | 9/25/2022
Selections from the 1970s
Mayor Vreelander Ousted by Town Council
The Town Council removes Mayor Francis Vreelander from office amidst local crises and controversies.
August 7, 1979
University of Ohio Extension Campus Unveils Experimental Crop Station in Question Mark
July 15, 1979
Timm Anderson Shatters Local High School 1500m Record
In an astonishing display of speed and endurance, Timm Anderson, a senior at Question Mark High School, broke the local high school record in the 1500m race.
April 8, 1979
Tragedy at Lost Lake Drive-In. Young Lovers' Suicides Stir Community Grief
A series of suicides at the Lost Lake Drive-In, involving young lovers leaping into a toxic sulfur pool, has left the community of Question Mark in shock and mourning
August 12, 1977
Tragedy Strikes Question Mark High: Sinkhole Causes Season Forfeit and Loss of Lives
The 1973 football season at Question Mark High is abruptly ended by a catastrophic sinkhole, dampening high hopes for the Enigmas' first win.
September 21, 1973
Ames Tannery Closes After Over a Century in Question Mark
The historic Ames Tannery, a cornerstone of Question Mark's economy since 1868, shuts down, marking a significant loss for the community.
August 12, 1971
PFC Jock Reynolds Returns Home from Vietnam, Embraced by Question Mark Community
Private First Class Jock Reynolds, a native son of Question Mark, Ohio, returned home this week after serving in the Vietnam War, to a heartfelt welcome from the community.
July 9, 1971
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