Vienna Historical Society, Vienna Township, Ohio

10/30/2026

The Vienna Historical Society hosted its annual cemetery tour this morning for sixth-grade students from Mathews Junior High School at Vienna Township Cemetery. Students learned about Vienna’s early pioneers, their stories, and the symbolism found on headstones throughout the cemetery.

10/14/2026

10/04/2026

Can you help name these students and teacher? Pictured are 7th grade students during the 1929-1930 school year (future Vienna High School Class of 1935):

Class of 1935 roll:
Billock, Irene
Booth, Edna
Bradbury, William
Coombs, Gladys
Cunningham, Betty
Davis, Ellen
Davis, Esther
DeRubba, Anthony
Gibson, Robert
Gray, Robert Earl
Haynie, Flora
Kennett, Jerry
Kennett, Marguerite
Kupensky, Margaret
Maynard, Roy
Mateyko, George
Morris, Betty
Oaks, Marjorie
Rogos, Ralph
Rosenberger, Lois
Schuller, Albert
Tidd, Geraldine
Turner, John
Webb, Dale
Webb, Lila
Wellendorf, Caroline
White, Helen
White, Joseph

09/22/2026

Vienna High School boiler room. Image from the Warren Tribune Chronicle. Any idea what year this was? Possibly 1965 or 1966.
L to R: James Dickson, Calvin Moy, Andrew Cvercko, John Davis, George Gray?

09/22/2026

Vienna School bus drivers & maintenance:
L to R: Paul Riebe, Gordon Helscel, Anthony Berecek, George Gray, Dorothy Bartek, Dorothy Parkhurst

09/22/2026

Photos of a parade circa August 1959, possibly during Vienna Home Day. The former Youngstown Inn may be seen in the background.

08/16/2026

Ever wonder how far our Vienna, Ohio, is from the other Viennas across the United States? We did too! Check out the distances from our Vienna to the others around the country. We also had to include Vienna, Austria! 🇦🇹

08/16/2026

Looking for information on this quilt, possibly made for a raffle for a Vienna Church, dated from the late 1970s or early 1980s. Each square has initials or the persons name who likely stitched that particular square! Thanks in advance!

08/14/2026

Do you recognize of the children pictured and the teacher? This is the future Mathews High School Class of 1964. These would likely be Vienna children since it was before consolidation. Thanks for your help!

1964 Class roll:
Alderman, James
Alexi, Joseph
Bartholomew, Martha
Benner, Richard
Black, Donna
Blanchard, Larry
Bousner, Carol
Braden, Frank
Brown, Paul
Clark, Janis
Cleland, Margaret
Coates, Janet
Consider, Leigh Rae
Cumberlidge, Wilma
Dent, Stephanie
Cvercko, Andrew, Jr.
Czako, Robert
Engler, Richard
Everett, Ronald
Fitch, Winifred
Foreman, Linda
Furrie, Nicholas
Gatta, Patricia
Givens, Sheryl
Gmucs, Lawrence
Goodworth, John
Graft, John
Hayes, Edgar
Hoffman, Margaret
Johnson, Kathryn "Kit"
Jones, Vicki
Karlovic, Frank
Kaszowski, Patricia
Kerns, Caroline
Kinnison, James
Klinger, Kenneth
Kramarich, Marian
Luoma, James
Mack, Robert
Marzano, Jean
Mazzella, Michael
McCormick, Carolyn
McLean, Joyce
McKitrick, Richard
Mealy, Marjorie
Mealy, Robert Louis
Meeker, Shirley
Mizicko, Edward Pete
Money, Elaine
Morris, Heidi
Morrison, Joyce
Morrison, Orville
Moy, Dennis
Moy, Richard
Penrose, Ruth Charlene
Peters, Sharyn
Powell, Lois
Remias, David
Riley, Raymond
Rischka, Robert
Ross, Linda
Rudge, Thomas
Schrader, Marianne
Schuller, John
Schwartz, Judith
Scott, Douglas
Serensky, Joyce
Shook, Jane
Shook, Richard
Smith, David
Smith, Patricia
Sprankle, Gary
Terlecky, Arlene
Terlecky, Darlene
Theis, Rena
Thompson, Janet
Thompson, Mary
Titus, Richard
Webber, Helen Eileen
Whipkey, James
Wilson, Ronald
Yungbluth, David

08/14/2026

The Vienna Historical Society received a unique donation a few weeks ago - the very first fire siren ever used in Vienna Township. The siren, which dates back to the late 1930s, was purchased by the Township and installed on the Town Hall in December of 1940. It was used to alert the volunteer firemen of Vienna when there was a call. A button to activate the siren was located at the Town Hall, Shoff’s store, and the Hull House. A button was later installed at the homes of the Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, and the Fire Captain. This item was recently donated in memory of Glen Wireman, who served as a Vienna Township Trustee for over 10 years.