This Week In Toledo History Week Of 7/18/2022 : vimarsana.co

July 17 1835 -Angry mob of Michiganders storm Toledo home of Ben Stickney to arrest his son “Two Stickney” in one of the first skirmishes of Ohio-Michigan War. 1884 - First birth reported at what would later become Riverside Hospital. It was a boy.

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