Bill > SR174

This resolution honors the Village of Tontogany, Ohio, on its 150th anniversary (sesquicentennial), recognizing the community's historical significance and enduring character. The resolution highlights that Tontogany was incorporated in 1875 and named after Chief Tondoganie from the Ottawa Indian Tribe, emphasizing how the village has grown and changed while maintaining its core community values. It praises the residents for their civic-mindedness, cooperation, integrity, and hard work, noting that the community has built on its historical traditions to create a hopeful and promising future. The Ohio State Senate formally recognizes the village's achievements, extends best wishes for continued peace and prosperity, and directs the Senate Clerk to provide an official authenticated copy of the resolution to the Village of Tontogany as a formal acknowledgment of this milestone anniversary.

https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/136/sr174