Mariettan

English Etymology From en Marietta an. Noun en Marietta. 24 July 1951 w:Allison Danzig Sports of The Times: Not So Charming Now https://www.nytimes.com/1951/07/24/archives/sports-of-the-times-not-so-charming-now.html Mariettans opened their hearts and homes to them and did everything humanly possible to make them comfortable and set the stage ashore for a successful regatta. 8 September 1987 William K. Stevens Parkersburg Journal: The Fall and the Rise of Aaron Burr https://web.archive.org/web/20150524210539/https://www.nytimes.com/1987/09/08/us/parkersburg-journal-the-fall-and-the-rise-of-aaron-burr.html And so, when people hereabouts board gaily decorated sternwheel ferries to head for the island and picnic or relax there, or just check out the tourists who are coming here by increasing thousands each year, they do so not only as Parkersburgers or Mariettans but also as regionally conscious residents of a larger entity, the Mid-Ohio Valley. 26 August 2000 w:Jane Gross Georgia Town Is Still Divided Over the 1915 Lynching of a Jew https://web.archive.org/web/20150527140822/https://www.nytimes.com/2000/08/26/us/georgia-town-is-still-divided-over-the-1915-lynching-of-a-jew.html They include a play about the lynching of Frank, a Jewish factory superintendent convicted amid anti-Semitic frenzy of murdering 13-year-old Mary Phagan, a Web site listing the names of prominent Mariettans said to have organized his lynching and a debate about a statue of a civic leader who fanned the mob.