Excerpt from The Ohio Journal of Science, Vol. 16: Continuation of the Ohio Naturalist, Official Organ of the Ohio State University Scientific Society and of the Ohio Academy of Science, 1915-16
This Board elects annually the Editor and two Associate Editors.
Editorial Board.
Agricultural Chemistry, J. F. Lyman; Agricultural Engineering, F. W. Ives; Agronomy, A. G. McCall; Anatomy, F. L. Landacre; Botany, J. H. Schaffner; Ceramic Engineering, Carl B. Harrop; Chemistry, Jas. R. Withrow; Civil Engineering, F. H. Eno; Forestry, N. W. Scherer; Geology, C. S. Prosser; Horticulture, V. H. Davis; Industrial Arts, W. A. Knight; Mathematics, C. J. West; Mechanical Engineering, Horace Judd; Pathology, Jonathan Forman; Physics, F. C. Blake; Physiology (General) R. J. Seymour; Physiology (Medical), Clayton McPeek; Public Health and Sanitation, E. R. Hayhurst; Zoology and Entomology, J. S. Hine.
The Ohio Journal of Science is to be considered as a continuation of The Ohio Naturalist. It is hoped that with the wider field covered, it may interest a much larger number of the scientific people of the state, and be financially supported so that it may soon develop into a journal of high standard. It is the intention of the present Editors, with the large field before them, to publish results of research as well as articles of general interest in the advancement of Science. On the natural history side the aim at present will be to pay more especial attention to the biology, geology and geography of Ohio, but articles dealing with any other region will be acceptable.
The Editors for the present year are as follows:
John H. Schaffner - Editor.
James S. Hine - Associate Editor (Business).
Frederick W. Ives- Associate Editor (Subscriptions).
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