Isaac Heaton was the first justice of the peace in this township. PUBLIC OFFICERS. In its early history, this part of Trumbull county was represented in the State Legislature by Dr. John W. Seely. Howland has also furnished the following county officers: John Ratliff, associate judge; John Reeves, treasurer; Z. T. Ewalt, treasurer; and Harris Ewalt, infirmary director. THE BIG STORM.
In Western tradition, the Falcon represents the huntsman and is associated with the Germanic sky-gods Wodan as well as Frigg and the trickster Loki. In European culture the Falcon is considered a warlike symbol. At its core, the Falcon represents visionary power, wisdom, and guardianship.This powerful bird awakens visionary power, and leads you to your life purpose. The Falcon carries with it a message of transition and change â perhaps in your vocation, work, career, etc.hroughout history, culture and myth, Falcons symbolize superiority, spirit, light, freedom and aspiration. The Falcon is a solar emblem for success, victory and rising above a situation. Further evidence of its solar influence, the Falcon was symbolic of the rising sun in Egypt.
The Falcon was also sacred to Montu, the god of war and Sokar the god of the Memphite necropolis. Qebehsenuef, the son of Horus and the protector of the canopic jar of the intestines was also often represented as a Falcon. Goose: Known as the âGreat Cacklerâ when in Goose Form, the Goose was sacred to the god Geb. Geb often is represented as the âearthâ god and he is the father of the goddess Isis who is sometimes referred to as the âegg of the Gooseâ. Heron: The heron is interesting in Egyptian mythology. Some view it as the original Phoenix, a symbol of sun and rebirth.