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Searching for a local newspaper article, or obituary? Try searching the Newspaper Index. You’ll find a citation which will contain the name of the paper, page number and date. For a copy of a complete article cited in the index, call the Sherman Room 419.521.3115 or email: genealogy@mrcpl.org
More Newspaper Databases:
This online newspaper index not only includes articles and obituaries from the News Journal, but also companies, people, products, and more. From 2002 to the present. Search here.
The largest historical newspaper online database with more than 70 million newspaper pages and more than 80,000 pages being added per day. Search here.
The collection includes over 40,000 pages covering the years 1823-1923 and includes Mansfield newspapers in addition to newspapers from Bellville and Butler. Search here.
Can’t find the obituary you are looking for in the Newspaper Index? Search here.
Thousands of digital magazines are available through the Libby app by OverDrive. The magazines have no wait times, no holds, and no late fees! Explore all of the options available on the Libby app or view the list online.
New York Times (In Library Edition)
1. Visit nytimes.com using any device. Ensure you are using the library’s WiFi connection.
New York Times (Outside Library Edition-24/7 access)
1. Click here to redeem a 24-hour access code.
2. Your code will auto-populate. Click redeem.
3. You will need to either register for a free account or log in to your existing account.
4. After receiving confirmation that your access code is valid, you will have 24-hours of complimentary access to The New York Times, via nytimes.com and the NYT News App.
5. Once your 24-hour access code expires, you can simply repeat the process from Step 1 to redeem another 24-hour code.
New York Times Cooking
Mealtime inspiration. Diverse recipes. Dynamic guides. Get started here.
New York Times Games
Games you can feel good about—including the iconic Crossword. Start playing now.
New York Times The Athletic
In-depth, personalized sports journalism. Dive in here.
Due to business model changes from newspaper outlets all over the state and country, several local and national newspapers are now delivered to our libraries via U.S. Postal Service and therefore, are delayed getting into circulation. As soon as we receive the papers, we will process and get them into circulation but delays are unfortunately unavoidable and out of our control.
