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Hawkeye was once located just north of the Havens Corners Road, west of [[Pataskala]]. The town shared the land with a school and a post office. A dance hall called The Hawkeye Dance Hall remained there until the early 1940s and was operated by Louis Kredel.<ref>Julie Brown, “Here Yesterday… Gone Today,” ''Preservation 2000'', 387.</ref>
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Hawkeye was once located just north of Havens Corners Road, west of [[Pataskala]]. The town shared the land with a school and a post office. A dance hall called The Hawkeye Dance Hall remained there until the early 1940s and was operated by Louis Kredel.<ref>Julie Brown, “Here Yesterday… Gone Today,” ''Preservation 2000'', 387.</ref>
  
 
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==References==
 
==References==

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Hawkeye was once located just north of Havens Corners Road, west of Pataskala. The town shared the land with a school and a post office. A dance hall called The Hawkeye Dance Hall remained there until the early 1940s and was operated by Louis Kredel.[1]

M.J.

References

  1. Julie Brown, “Here Yesterday… Gone Today,” Preservation 2000, 387.