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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 2018 (USPS 168-440) - VOLUME 10 EDITION 33
THIS WEEK IN Northwest Ohio Cleans Up Area Protestors Gather In
After A Week Of Wild Weather Pioneer To Rally Against
TvHIELLAGE reporter Water Export Proposal
By: Timothy Kays
Lyons Village Council Moves THE VILLAGE REPORTER By: Angi Campos the outcome of the resolu- meeting, and continued
Forward On LED Lighting THE VILLAGE REPORTER tion proposed by council- updates on the Michindoh
Switchover In Downtown The heat and humidity made a triumphant return man Kwader during the aquifer issue will be avail-
Area to the area last week, but unlike the previous round of In one of the most con- August 13 Pioneer Village able in future editions.
•••• summer swelter, there was something else that came troversial issues to arise council meeting, other
The Ownership Might Be along for the ride this time around...a rather potent jet in this county for years, news pertaining to that Angi can be reached at
New, But Nothing Else Has stream. With the passages of small cold fronts, the jet over 50 protesters gath- [email protected]
ripped off the convective capping that was prevalent ered in downtown Pioneer
Changed At Klinger Pharmacy with the previous bout of heat. As a result, the collision Sunday to picket against
•••• of cooler and drier air and the subtropical heat and hu- the proposed plan to drill,
midity made for high atmospheric instability and quick extract, and sell the wa-
Swanton Corn Festival & developing convection in the form of thunderstorms. ter under all of our feet,
Defiance County Fair Without the capping currents in place, those thunder- housed in the Michin-
Event Details storms went from non-existent to 40,000-foot towers doh Aquifer, to residents
•••• in just a matter of mere minutes. Unfortunately, the of Lucas county. A Pio-
explosiveness in the atmosphere above us found its neer company, Artesian
Community Comes Together way to the surface in the form of hail, heavy rainfall, of Pioneer, owned by Pio-
For Edon Days 2018 frequent lightning, and damaging straight-line winds. neer mayor Ed Kidston
•••• is spearheading the drill-
The atmospheric show began on the afternoon of ing project. The protest
Pride Of Pioneer Pageant August 6. With the first front still approaching, a small came in order to raise
Crowns New Queens prefrontal wave lit the fuse of an unstable atmosphere awareness for the coun-
•••• in Northern Indiana, Southern Michigan, and North- cil meeting that was held
Metamora Parties western Ohio. A broken line of thunderstorms rapidly on Monday. Citizens from
Like Its 1893 developed, one of which blew up about ten miles north Indiana, Michigan, and
•••• of Montpelier. At 4:14, the National Weather Service in Ohio held up homemade
North Webster, Indiana (KIWX), issued a severe thun- signs and professionally
S SReporter derstorm warning for Southeastern Hillsdale, Central produced “Wanted” signs
PORT Fulton and Northeastern Williams Counties. Other of Mr Kidston.
smaller cells popped up ahead of the line, creating
WILLIAMS & FULTON COUNTY (NORTHWEST OHIO) SPORTS ACTION what are called ‘pulse’ thunderstorms. As an example Many other local com-
of the rapid development, one of these storms appeared munity governments have
Delta Hosts Stryker & Woodward Girls Tennis out of nowhere about three miles west of Bryan. The already filed oppositions
In Preseason Football Scrimmage August 11th, 2018 tower development went from nothing to nearly 30,000 against drilling. For many
feet in less than ten minutes. Although not severe, that area residents that use
Bryan 5 Fostoria 0 storm, which was non-existent a mere three miles west the aquifer at their homes
The Lady Golden Bears opened their season by of Bryan, was producing heavy rain and pea-sized hail and businesses, the pro-
taking all five matches from Fostoria. Winning in three miles east of Bryan. spective depletion of their
singles matches were Sloane Brown, Katie Ferrell, water supply has posed a
and Jennessa Johnson with the doubles teams of As the storm moved east into Fulton County, the real threat causing them
Kate Grothaus/Taylor Peters and Olivia DeLeon/ damage reports from there began to roll in. Multiple to stand up and have their
Kayla VonSeggern were also victorious in their reports of large limbs and power lines down in Fayette voices heard.
matches. began to come in at around 4:30. Winds were estimat-
ed to be in excess of 60 miles per hour with the ... However, even the pas-
PHOTOS BY BILL O’CONNELL, STAFF Varsity Golf sage of resolutions stating
August 6th, 2018 CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 opposition by local villag-
VIEW ALL PHOTOS OF THIS EVENT FOR es, including the Village
FREE AT WWW.THEVILLAGEREPORTER.COM Defiance Bulldog Invitational of Pioneer, will not bar
Several area teams opened their 2018 season Mr. Kidston from drilling.
at the Bulldog Invitational at Eagle Rock Coun- What it will do is unify all
try Club in Defiance. Bryan finished second with a the local communities in
team score of 343, just one stroke behind the first order to put more pres-
place Napoleon Wildcats. Junior Case Hartman sure on the State EPA,
shot a 72 and was the tournament medalist while which is the sole agency
Connor Shirkey added an 80 to lead the Golden that could protect the
Bears. Archbold was fourth with a 348, led by 84s aquifer from Kidston, or
from AJ Mahnke and Kade Kern. Eric Parker fired any other company, sell-
an 86 to lead Wauseon to a seventh place finish ing water taken from it.
(359), North Central was paced by Chace Booth-
man with an 80 to place 12th (368), Pettisville was Williams County Al-
13th with a 374, and Stryker finished 18th (420) liance has taken up the
with Spencer Clingman firing a 76 to tie for second cause to stop the drilling
place individually. from beginning. Sherry
Fleming, chairperson for
August 7th, 2018 the Alliance along with
Antwerp 165 Montpelier 192 Josh Nichols, organizer of
Ethan Marihugh shot a 46 as the Locos the recent rallies in Bryan
dropped their season opener at Pond-A-River golf and Pioneer, are trusting
course against Antwerp. Hunter Burlew and Ro- that with educating the
man Sommer each had 48s with Aaron Stoy and public it will spur action
Brock O’Neal shooting 50s to round out the scor- within the communities to
ing for Montpelier. save our water.
Other Scores: The protest was held
Ayersville 186 Hilltop 189 in part to inform the resi-
Swanton 175 North Central 180 Otsego 201 dents from the Tri-State
area that Pioneer council-
August 8th, 2018 man Albert Kwader would
Kalida Invitational be introducing a resolu-
tion of opposition to the
Connor Shirkey was tournament medalist with Artestian of Pioneer drill-
a 74 and the Bryan Golden Bears finished in third ing plan.
place as a team with a 342 at the Kalida Invita-
tional held at Country Acres Golf Club. Case Hart- More information on
man also finished in the top ten individually as he
fired an 80 to place ninth overall. The host Kalida
Wildcats won the event with a team score of 326.
August 9th, 2018
Paulding Invitational
The Archbold Bluestreaks tallied a 317 to win
the Paulding Invitational at Auglaize Golf Course.
Mitch Grosjean shot a 76 and AJ Mahnke had a
round of 78 to lead Archbold to the win. Bryan
(333) was fourth as they edged out Swanton (334)
who finished fifth. The Golden Bears were topped
by Connor Shirkey who was the match medalist
with a 70 and Case Hartman with a 75. Swanton
was paced by Carter Swank with a 78 and Austin
Luce carded a 79. Wauseon was 10th with a 362
as Trent Armstrong was their low score with an 88,
Cole Mattin fired an 87 to help the Delta Panthers
come home in 13th with a 378, and Montpelier
(378) was 14th led by Hunter Burlew with an 87.
Eagle/Bomber Invitational
Chace Boothman shot a 72 to earn medalist hon-
ors and lead North Central to the top spot in the
Eagle/Bomber Invitational at Suburban Golf Course.
Fayette was third with a 343 and had two golfers on
the All-Tournament team as Noah Brinegar shot a 78
and Tanner Lemley had a 79. Also making the team
were Stryker’s Spencer Clingaman (78), North Cen-
tral’s Collin Patten (78), and Max Leppelmeier (79)
of Pettisville. Other area team’s finishes were: 4. Pet-
tisville (355), 5. Stryker (356), 7. Evergreen (362), 9.
Edgerton (399), and 12. Hilltop (420).
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Local Obituaries Ellen Van Auken
Theodore Marquardt, Jr. (1949 - 2018) William Campbell (1943 - 2018)
(Former Resident of Bryan)
(Delta Resident) (Alvordton Resident)
Theodore “Ted” Mar- William H. Campbell, Ellen M. Van Auken,
quardt Jr., age 68, of Del- 75, of Alvordton, OH, died 88 years, of Cleveland,
ta, peacefully passed away Wednesday evening, Au- Ohio, and formerly of
at his home early Tuesday gust 8, 2018, at his home, Bryan, passed away
morning, August 7, 2018. under the care of his fami- peacefully, Saturday,
ly and Heartland Hospice, August 4, 2018 at Jud-
He was born in Toledo the result of Cancer. Born son Park Retirement
on December 12, 1949 to in Litchfield, MI on March Community.
the late Theodore Mar- 7, 1943, he was a son of
quardt Sr. and Edith the late Clive and Florence Funeral Mass for El-
(Goff) Marquardt. (Riker) Campbell. len M. Van Auken will be
held at 10:30 a.m. Sat-
Ted was a graduate of It was in Litchfield urday, August 18, 2018
Whitmer High School. For where Bill grew up and at St. Patrick Catholic
over 36 years he worked graduated from high Church, 610 Portland
as a machine operator/ school. A welder by trade, Street, Bryan with Father David Tscherne officiating.
sweeper with G.M. Power- he put his skills to use in his working career for 45 Interment will follow in Fountain Grove Cemetery.
train before retiring. Ted enjoyed attending dirt races, years until his retirement in 2009, and he continued The family will receive relatives and friends one hour
fishing and various forms of art; especially drawing. welding as a hobby. prior to the service on Saturday at the church.
He is survived by his wife, Charlene (Stripling) Surviving are two daughters, Rhoda (Brian) Miller Those planning an expression of sympathy are
Marquardt; children, Jennifer and Bryan Marquardt, of Wauseon, OH and Dawn (Mark) Hickok of Fayette; a asked to consider donations be made to St. Patrick
Samera Stillwill, Michelle (Michael) Parker and Brandy son, William T. Campbell of Stryker, OH; eleven of his Catholic Church or School, 610 Portland Street, Bry-
(Chris) Devier; brothers, Leon (Lois) Marquardt and siblings, Marvin (Mary) Campbell of Hillsdale, MI, Mel- an, Ohio, 43506 Community Hospitals and Wellness
Jim (Kathy) Marquardt; sister, Carol Blue; 11 grand- vin (Elaine) Campbell of Litchfield, Eugene Campbell of Centers, 433 West High Street, Bryan, Ohio 43506
children and many great grandchildren. Litchfield, Mary (Darrell) Adams of Homer, MI, Lorene or to the Bryan Lioness Club.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing a show of sympa- (Lee) Slusher of Cambria, MI, Marge (Jerry) Lewis of Li-
thy are asked to consider contributions to the St. Jude tchfield, Janice (George) Manzer of Coldwater, MI, Jim Reporter
Children’s Hospital, P.O Box 1000 Dept 142, Memphis, Campbell of Litchfield, Bonnie (Jake) Ward of Osseo, www.thevillagereporter.com
TN 38101 in his memory. MI, Donnie (Debra) Campbell of Homer, and Lila (Rick)
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through our website at www.barnesfuneralchapel.com. great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death NORTHWEST OHIO COVERAGE AREAS
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leen Cosier and Sharon Campbell.
Ronald Charles DeWulf, age 79, passed away sud- Memorial contributions in honor of William are sug-
denly, Tueday morning, August 07, 2018 at Fulton gested to the Alvordton United Brethren Church or the
County Health Center, Wauseon, Ohio. Funeral ar- Alvordton EMS to benefit their annual chicken dinners.
rangments are pending. Friends can share memories and words of comfort with
the family online at www.eaglefuneralhomes.com.
Edgar-Grisier Funeral Home, Wauseon, Ohio has
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grandparents’ home in ru- Va Linda Crane in December of 1959.
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Oakley attended the Yellow School through the may be left for the family at www.thethompsonfuner-
eighth grade, and then worked on his parents’ farm un- alhome.com.
til adulthood. He worked for many years at American
Chain & Cable Company in Adrian, MI until his retire- Ronald Sprouse (1948 - 2018)
ment in 1981, and operated his own farm. He had a life-
long interest in history, literature and poetry and stud- (Served in U. S. Army)
ied for and received his GED after retirement. He was in
the U.S. Army during World War II, serving in the Pacific Ronald G. Sprouse,
theater in the Philippines and Okinawa. He was injured age 70, of Wauseon,
in action and received the Purple Heart. peacefully passed away
Wednesday, August 8,
He was a member and a long serving minister of the 2018 at his home sur- 115 Broad Street, Montpelier, Ohio
Lauber Hill Reformed Mennonite Church in rural Arch- rounded by his loving Open: Mon. - Fri. (9 a.m. - 5 p.m).; Sat. (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.)
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Rolland (Jane), Darryl (Ruth-deceased), Francis (Naomi) Ridgeville High School. STRYKER FAYETTE
and Robert (Joyce). On June 22, 1974 he Stryker Main Stop Circle K,
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Those planning an expression of sympathy may make ley and together were WEST UNITY Dollar General
memorial contributions to Great Lakes Caring Hospice blessed with three daughters, Sandi, Shannon and Valero, Shamrock, ARCHBOLD
or Lauber Hill Cemetery. Sara. He was a Veteran having served with the U.S Valero,
Dollar General Super Value,
George Heist (1932 - 2018) Army and being discharged in 1977. Ron retired MONTPELIER Rite Aid, Circle K,
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George Eugene Heist, his scooter and spending time with his family and Dollar General, Rowes, Dollar General,
85 of O’Fallon, Missouri friends. Millers New Market, Kwik Stop
VETERAN Left to cherish his memories is his wife of 44 Two Brothers Market, Delta Speedway
passed away Thursday, Rings Pharmacy PETTISVILLE
August 9 at Delmar Gardens on the Green in Ches- years, Sue; daughters, Sandi (Dan) Wilson, Shan- Sunday’s Market
non Swartz and Sara (Brandon) Mersing; brother, BRYAN WAUSEON
terfield, Missouri. He was born on October 17, 1932 Richard Sprouse; grandchildren, Marisa (Andy) Circle K, Main Stop, Chief Supermarket,
in Montpelier, Ohio to Ralph Eugene and Helen Marie Fountain City Ice House, Marathon, Walmart
(Long) Heist. George graduated from Montpelier High Wagner, Michael (Alyese) Zuchowski, McKenzie (Da- Dollar General, Walmart Courtview Mart
vid) Zuchowski, Alex Sprouse, Shelby Swartz and Shell, Circle K,
School in 1950. He honorably served his country in Brandy Swartz; great grandchildren, Casee Wagner, Phil’s One Stop Dollar General
the US Army during the Korean War as a Tank Gunner PIONEER LYONS
in Germany. Anderson Wagner and Lyla Zuchowski. Main Stop
George was an auditor for Moose Haven in Aurora, Those wishing a show of sympathy may make Main Stop, Village Market, SWANTON
Illinois, and worked for Corning Glass Works in Green- contributions to Community Health Professionals Dollar General Dollar General
ville, Ohio. He also was a shoe salesperson for a retail Home Care & Hospice, 230 Westfield Dr, Archbold,
outlet in Greenville and the Mishawaka Shoe Compa- HOLIDAY CITY
ny. Ohio 43502 in his memory. Hutch’s Marathon
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Elledge of O’Fallon, Missouri, two sons Kevin (Leigh) Slattery
Heist of Angola, Indiana and Lane Heist of Galion, com. Shamrock
Ohio; five grandchildren, Chad, Jordan and Ryan
Elledge, Michael Jennings and Jacob VanVleet.
He was preceded in death by his parents, step fa-
ther Eston E. Cole, and wife Judy (Mills) Heist.
Visitation for George will be held on Wednesday,
August 15 from 4-7 pm at the Thompson Funeral EDGERTON METAMORA
Home in Montpelier. Services will be on Thursday at Main Stop, C-Store TMart
11 am at the funeral home. The interment will follow Postmaster, please send address corrections to:
at Floral Grove Cemetery in Pioneer. Memorial con-
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2 - “The Village Reporter” / Weekly Northwest Ohio (Williams & Fulton County News) Wednesday, August 15th, 2018
Obits (Continued) The Ownership Might
Be New, But Nothing
Else Has Changed At
Esther Beck (1929 - 2018) Rachael Rupp (1973 - 2018) Klinger Pharmacy
(Resided in Archbold and West Unity Area) (Attended New Hope Community Church in Bryan) By: Timothy Kays
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
Esther F. (Liechty) Rachael L. Rupp, 45 You may have noted some new faces at Klinger
Beck, age 88, passed years, of Bryan, passed Pharmacy in West Unity. The faces are different be-
away at Genesis Health away Saturday, August cause Chuck and Julie Klinger have stepped aside,
Care in Bryan, Ohio. She 11, 2018 at Community and have sold the business to Aaron Dunlap and his
had been a resident for 2 Health Professionals Inpa- wife, Ashlyn. Ashlyn Dunlap might look familiar, as
½ years. tient Hospice Center, De- she grew up as Ashlyn Bontrager in the Wauseon
fiance after a fierce battle area. Although the faces might be different, the name
She was born in Cedar with cancer. on the outside of the business is the same, and the
Creek, Allen County, Indi- unimpeachable level in excellence of service inside
ana, on October 26, 1929, Rachael was born the building remains the same as well.
the daughter of Jonas and March 29, 1973 in Fort “I grew up in a suburb of Columbus, actually Plain
Addie (Nichols) Liechty. Wayne, Indiana, the City,” Aaron said. “Ashlyn has lived in the area her
She married Gaylord J. daughter of James and entire life; she went to Pettisville. I graduated from UT
Beck and he preceded her Roberta (Nye) Snivley. She with my Bachelor of Science, Pharmaceutical Scienc-
in death in March of 1993. was a 1991 graduate of es in 2014. I graduated with my Doctor of Pharmacy
She lived in West Unity Bryan High School, after which she attended Interna- 2016, that spring.”
and Archbold areas. Esther’s first job was working at tional Business College in Fort Wayne. Rachael mar- The meeting of the future Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap was
the Wayne Knitting Mill in Ft. Wayne, Indian. She was ried Matthew Rupp on December 18, 1993 in Bryan. not a happenstance...far from it in actuality. “We got
co-owner of Unity Greenhouse in West Unity and co- Rachael was employed for the past 26 years by the married in September of 2016,” Aaron recalled. “We
owner of Beck’s Flowers in Archbold. She retired from Williams County Job and Family Services as a Su- were actually set up. We go to church in Wauseon...
Beck’s Flowers and Hardee’s on the Ohio Turnpike. pervisor in the Child Support Division. She attended Crossroads. My sister-in-law, one of her friends de-
Survivors include her children; Anna, Paul (Vicky), New Hope Community Church, Bryan. Rachael was a cided to play matchmaker. Neither one of us was re-
Dawn (Denny); four grandchildren and eight great- member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority as well as the Ohio ally crazy about the idea of being set up, but it worked
grandchildren. She is also survived by brother, Job and Family Services Directors Association. out. So, we met in 2015, and got married in 2016.”
Gordon (La Ruth) Liechty; sisters-in-law, Ruth Rachael was a social butterfly, easily making friends Ashlyn works at New Horizons Academy in Wauseon
Liechty and Joanne Miller; brothers-in-law, David (Iva) wherever she went. She loved to be around friends and as a lead in an Early Intervention classroom. Working
Klopfenstein and Carl Mowan, and many nieces and sharing in life experiences with them. She loved her his way through the chain stores, Aaron continued to
nephews. job and lake life and all that included. She had a pas- pursue his dream. “It’s always been kind of like a life-
She was preceded in death by her grandson, An- sion for spending time with her family, rooting on her long dream of mine to own an independent pharma-
drew Miller; her parents; brothers, Robert and Mor- kids in their sporting and academic endeavors. cy,” he said, “...and I never thought that I was going
ris Liechty; sisters, Edith Welty, Ruth King, Florence Surviving is her husband Matt of Bryan, two sons, to have the chance to do that. Before this, I worked
Klopfenstein, and Anna Grace Mowan. Kyle and Clayton; parents, Jim and Roberta Snivley at Rite Aid. I was the manager in Defiance, and just
The family requests that memorial contributions be of Coldwater, Michigan; one brother, Ryan (Christine) never thought that it was something that was realis-
given to Great Lakes Hospice. Online condolences may Snivley and their two sons, Carter and Tyler of Pow- tic. It’s really hard for the independent pharmacies to
be offered to the family at www.grisierfh.com. Grisier ell, Ohio; grandmother, Lucille Myers of Defiance; fa- compete with the big box stores sometimes, obvious-
Funeral Home in Stryker has been entrusted with ar- ther and mother-in-law, Neil (Annette) Rupp of Bryan; ly, so I never really thought that I would get the op-
rangements. brother-in-law, Mark Rupp and his sons, Mason and portunity to own an independent pharmacy. But just
Max of Delaware, Ohio; one uncle, Dennis (Kim) Nye of kind of in passing, I actually called Chuck and asked
David Seslar (1943 - 2018) Bryan; one aunt, Lisa (Paul) Zeinart of Bryan. She was him, ‘What’s your succession plan for the pharmacy
preceded in death by her grandparents, Richard and there?’ And he said, ‘You know, I don’t know...I don’t
(Member of the Edgerton Lions Club) Patricia Snivley and Richard Myers; one niece, Ash- really have one right now.’ So, we started talking, and
leigh Hunt. that’s how it started. That was probably September,
David L. Seslar, age 75, Visitation for Rachael Rupp will be held Wednesday, the fall of 2017 that we started to talk. We closed in
of Edgerton, Ohio, passed August 15, 2018 from 2:00 – 8:00 p.m. in the Oberlin- May.”
away at 7:47 A.M. on Fri- Turnbull Funeral Home, 206 North Lynn Street, Bry- “Ashlyn and I are really excited,” Aaron said, “...
day, August 10, 2018, at an. A celebration of Rachael’s Life will take place at and we feel blessed for the opportunity to be able to
Dupont Hospital in Fort 11:00 a.m. Thursday, August 16, 2018 in New Hope own the pharmacy here in the community, and to be
Wayne, Indiana, where he Community Church, 203 Old Farm Trail, Bryan with able to continue the great service that Chuck and Ju-
was a patient. Pastor Michael Elkins officiating. Interment will fol- lie have provided here for years. We’re really excited
low in Brown Cemetery, Bryan. Visitation will also be to continue that, and we look forward to meeting ev-
Mr. Seslar was a 1963 held one hour prior to the service on Thursday at the eryone and really getting involved in the community
graduate of Edgerton High church. here to keep this thing going for the next 30 years.” It
School, where he was In lieu of flowers, those planning an expression of might sound like cheesy promotion to say that Aar-
lettered four years as a sympathy are asked to consider memorial contribu- on would like to meet everyone in the community. It
catcher on the baseball tions be made to Community Health Professionals In- might be...if it wasn’t 100 percent true. Stop by the
team, was a member of patient Hospice Center, 6825 State Route 66 North, pharmacy; just say hi and introduce yourself. You
the first wrestling team Defiance, Ohio 43512 or to a Scholarship Fund for Kyle will be hard pressed to find a more affable and ap-
at the school and was a and Clayton C/O: Matt Rupp. proachable gentleman than Aaron Dunlap.
member of the FFA. The new faces of Klinger Pharmacy are ready to
After graduation he was employed at Edgerton become your old friends.
Manufacturing until the plant closed and then was
employed by Landmark, which eventually became Timothy can be reached at
Edon Farmers Co-op in Edgerton, from where he re- [email protected]
tired. An avid sports fan, he loved the Cleveland In-
dians, the Ohio State Buckeyes and his home town
Edgerton Bulldog teams. For more than thirty years he
coached baseball from Little League to Acme League in
Edgerton, even taking over a Little League team only
two weeks after he was married.
A very giving person, for more than thirty years he
was the village Santa and also was Santa to many or-
ganizations, schools and charities, many years play-
ing the part upwards of one hundred fifty times in one
season. He was active in the community as a charter
member of the Edgerton Lions Club, of which he had
served as president numerous times, and attended Life
Changing Realities Fellowship in Edgerton. David also
was an avid collector of sports memorabilia, attending
antique auctions and baseball card shows.
David L. Seslar was born on March 11, 1943, in
Edgerton, the son of Gilbert L. and Anna Marie (Sites)
Seslar. He married Brenda S. Moss on March 22, 1975,
in Bryan, Ohio, and she survives.
Surviving in addition to his wife is one son, Jon
Seslar, of Edgerton; a brother, Larry (Linda) Seslar, of
Bryan; one sister, Karen Gardner, of Edon; and a sis-
ter-in-law, Diane Seslar, of Edgerton. He was preceded
in death by his parents; two brothers, Terry and Jerry
Seslar; and three sisters, Carolyn McDorman and Nan-
cy and Ruth Ann Seslar.
Memorials are requested to Edgerton High School
athletic department football of baseball program.
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POLICE, EMT, FIRE, TRAFFIC & COURT NEWS
WEST UNITY POLICE (Property Damage) prison. lized for 90 days.
(July 30) Unsecured Premises (August 6) 1150 N. Shoop Ave., Acci- Two individuals were sentenced on Rittenhouse, Julie A. (Defiance,
(July 30) Ordinance Violation (2) dent (Property Damage) August 8, 2018, in the Fulton Coun-
(July 30) Animal Complaint (August 6) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Animal ty Common Pleas Court according to Ohio). 40/25 speed. Fine: $46; Costs:
(July 30) Traffic Offense Call county prosecutor Scott A, 1-laselman. $79.
(July 30) Parking Complaint (August 6) 840 W. Elm St. Unit 1204, Christopher Miller, 27, of 27231 Hol-
(July 25) Medical Emergency Trespassing ley Dr., Apt. 203, Bowling Green, pre- Schrock, Barbara M. (Wauseon,
(July 31) Animal Complaint (August 6) 420 Indian Rd., Larceny viously pleaded guilty to Theft From a Ohio). 69/55 speed. Fine: $71; Costs:
(July 31) Speed/Warning (2) (August 6) 398 S. Shoop Ave., Suspi- Person in a Protected Class. On August $79.
(July 31) Speed/Citation cious Activity 24, 2017, he did with purpose to de-
(August 1) Suspicious Person (August 6) 840 W. Elm St. Unit 100, prive the owner of property or services, Short, Allison D. (Stryker, Ohio).
(August 1) Drugs Loud Noise knowingly obtain or exert control over 75/55 speed. Fine: $46; Costs: $79.
(August 1) Well-Being Check (August 6) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Larceny said property without the consent of
(August 1) Domestic Dispute (August 6) N. Shoop Ave.@E. Oak St., the owner, and the victim was an el- Weber, Shelby L. (Wauseon, Ohio).
(August 2) Suspicious Person Debris/Item in Roadway derly person. Assured clear distance ahead. Fine:
(August 2) Agency Assist (August 6) W. Superior St.@Vine St., Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced $71; Costs: $79.
(August 2) Intoxicated Debris/Item in Roadway Mr. Miller to 2 years of community con-
(August 2) Passing on Right/ (August 6) 320 Sycamore St., Investi- trol and ordered him to pay prosecu- Wendell, Martin T. (Defiance, Ohio).
Warning (2) gate Complaint tion costs, pay court-appointed attor- Failure to display operator’s license.
(August 2) Speed/Warning (1) (August 6) 725 S. Shoop Ave., Disorder- ney fees, pay restitution of $1,095.13 Fine: $250; Costs: $79.
(August 3) Ordinance Violation ly Conduct within one year, have no contact with
(August 3) Citizen Dispute (August 7) 1170 N. Shoop Ave. Unit 8, the victim, stay out of bars/taverns, not Williams, Steven R. (Pioneer, Ohio).
(August 3) Found Property Run Away or Unruly possess or consume alcohol, serve 30 OVI. Fine: $650; Costs: $84; Jail: 20
(August 3) Protection Order Violation (August 7) 843 Wood St., Larceny days in CCNO, with credit for 2 days days with 17 days suspended. Opera-
(August 3) Speed/Warning (August 7) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Larceny already served, and successfully com- tor’s license suspended from August 5,
(August 4) Unsecured Premises (August 7) 1035 Arrowhead Trail, Ani- plete Cognitive Behavioral Treatment. 208 to August 5, 2019. No future viola-
(August 4) Investigate Complaint/Odor mal Call Failure to comply could result in Mr. tions within next 2 years. 1st Timers
(August 4) Found Property (August 7) 225 Monroe St., Suspicious Miller spending 11 months in prison, Retreat within 90 days. Vacate ADM
(August 5) Theft Vehicle Veleria Robbins, 42, of 1106 Wood- license suspension and fees. No tail
(August 5) Animal Complaint (August 7) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Larceny land Ave., Toledo, previously pleaded lights. Fine: $35; Costs: $40.
(August 7) 123 S. Shoop Ave., Animal guilty to Attempted Theft of Drugs. On
WAUSEON POLICE Call May 2, 2017, she attempted to steal WILLIAMS COUNTY CRIMINAL
(August 1) 930 E. Oak St, Investigate (August 7) 230 clinton St., Domestic Oxycontin. Alexander, Gage M. (Montpelier,
Complaint Violence Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced Ohio). Drug instrument. Fine: $250;
(August 1) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Investi- (August 7) 1393 Clermont Dr., DOA Ms. Robbins to 2 years of community Costs: $85; Jail: 90 days with 80 days
gate Complaint (August 7) 620 Potter St., Domestic Vio- control and ordered her to pay prosecu- suspended. Jail time concurrent with
(August 1) 444 Dwight Ave., Accident lence tion costs, pay court-appointed counsel Napoleon Municipal Court cases. No
(Property Damage) (August 8) 465 E. Airport Hwy., Alarm fees, be assessed for drug/alcohol treat- future violations within next 2 years.
(August 1) 230 Clinton St., Investigate Drop ment, and successfully complete any Chavez, Steven (Montpelier, Ohio).
Complaint recommended treatment and aftercare, Drug paraphernalia. Fine: $96; Costs:
(August 1) E. Oak St.@N. Franklin St., FULTON COUNTY earn her GED, have no contact with the $84. Possession. Fine: $135; Costs:
Accident (Property Damage) PROSECUTOR NEWSLETTER victim, not to work in the home health- $45.
(August 1) 940 E. Leggett St., Investi- A Swanton, Ohio woman was sen- care field, and serve 16 days in CCNO, Shafer, Jessie A. (Defiance, Ohio).
gate Complaint tenced on August 6/ 2018 in the Fulton with credit for 3 days already served. Possession. Fine: $150; Costs: $85.
(August 2) 304 E. Walnut St., Assault County Common Pleas Court. Failure to comply could result in Ms. Operator’s license suspended from Au-
(August 2) 428 E. Chestnut St., Emily A. Haddad, age 27, previously Robbins spending 11 mo the in prison. gust 9, 2018 to February 5, 2019.
Animal Call pled guilty to Possession of Heroin. Ac- A Wauseon, Ohio man was sen-
(August 2) 1115 N. Shoop Ave. Unit 2, cording to Fulton County Prosecutor tenced on August 8, 2018, in the Fulton WILLIAMS COUNTY COMMON
Lost/Found/Recovered Scott Haselman, on or about May 19, County Common Pleas Court, PLEAS SENTENCING
(August 2) 221 N. Franklin St., Lost/ 2017, Ms. Haddad possessed heroin. Devon A. Harris, 23, previously pled
Found/Recovered Judge Jeffrey Robinson sentenced guilty to Complicity to Commit Burglary, Goebel, Daniel G. (Edgerton, Ohio).
(August 2) 615 W. Elm St., Welfare Ms. Haddad to three years of commu- According to Fulton County Prosecutor Count I: Illegal assembly or posses-
Check nity control. He ordered Ms. Haddad Scott Haselman, on or about March 13, sion of chemicals for the manufacture
(August 3) 1445 N. Shoop Ave., Suspi- to pay prosecution costs and court-ap- 2018 Mr. Harris aided or abetted anoth- of drugs, a third degree felony. Count
cious Vehicle pointed attorney fees; successfully com- er who trespassed in an occupied struc- III: Aggravated possession of drugs, a
(August 3) 1495 N. Shoop Ave., Open plete drug treatment at Serenity Haven ture when another person was present second degree felony with specification.
Door and follow any aftercare recommenda- and inflicted or attempted to inflict Sentencing: On Count I, sentenced to
(August 3) 620 E. Airport Hwy., Junk/ tions; be successfully discharged from physical harm on that person. a mandatory minimum 36 month term
Abandoned Vehicle the Drug Court program; be assessed Judge Jeffrey Robinson sentenced of incarceration through ODRC and a
(August 3) 840 W. Elm St. Unit 602, for Medication Assisted Treatment; not Mr. Harris to serve three years in prison. discretionary period of 3 years post re-
Vandalism consume or possess alcohol or illegal The Court ordered that Mr. Harris lease control. On Count II, sentenced
(August 3) 1375 N. Shoop Ave., Lost/ drugs; not enter bars and/or taverns; pay any fees, court-appointed counsel to a mandatory minimum 4 year term
Found/Recovered comply with an 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. fees, and all prosecution costs. of incarceration through ODRC and a
(August 3) 495 E. Airport Hwy., Investi- curfew; and maintain full-time gainful mandatory period of 3 years post re-
gate Complaint employment. Her vehicle shall be for- WILLIAMS COUNTY TRAFFIC lease control. Sentences to run con-
(August 3) 485 E. Airport Hwy., Investi- feited to Fulton County. Alexander, Gage M. (Montpelier, secutively for an aggregate term of 7
gate Complaint Failure to abide by these conditions Ohio). No plate light. Fine: $35; Costs: years. Credit for time served. Fined
(August 3) 230 Clinton St., Run Away could result in Ms. Haddad serving 11 $40. $5000 on Count I and $7500 on Count
or Unruly months in prison. Bigger, Tina S. (Montpelier, Ohio). II. The 1997 Chevrolet truck covered in
(August 3) 510 W. Leggett St., Animal A Delta man was sentenced on Au- Leaving the scene. Fine: $300; Costs: the specification is to be forfeited to the
Call gust 7, 2018, in the Fulton County $90; Jail: 90 days with 90 days sus- state of Ohio. Ordered to pay all costs
(August 3) 151 S. Fulton St., Alarm Common Pleas Court according to pended. Operator’s license suspended of prosecution, any court appointed
Drop county prosecutor Scott A. Haselman. from July 25, 2018 to January 21, counsel costs, and any supervision
(August 4) 225 E. Superior St., Animal Victor McCullough, 45, of 3402 St. 2019. No future violations within next fees permitted.
Call Rt. 109, Lot 12, previously pleaded 2 years.
(August 4) 119 N. Fulton St., Alarm guilty to Possession of Heroin. On April Bingman, Logan R. (Bryan, Ohio). Lewis, Morgan L. (Bryan, Ohio).
Drop Night Drop Safe 3, 2017, he possessed Heroin. 75/55 speed. Fine: $40; Costs: $85. Count II: Theft from an elderly person,
(August 4) 840 Parkview, Animal Call Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced Fleming, Ross E. (West Unity, Ohio). a fifth degree felony. Count III: Safe-
(August 4) N. Fulton St.@W. Elm St., Mr. McCullough to 3 years of commu- Expired plates. Fine: $46; Costs: $79. cracking, a fourth degree felony. Sen-
Wires nity control and ordered him to pay Fry, Neil J. (Montpelier, Ohio). Seat tencing: On Count II, sentenced to 4
(August 4) 716 S. Shoop Ave., Fire prosecution costs, pay court-appointed belt. Fine: $30; Costs: $40. years community control with a 180
(August 4) 614 Douglas Dr., 911 Hang attorney fees, successfully complete the Jefferson, Clarence (Defiance, Ohio). day term of incarceration at CCNO. All
Up Contact In Person Drug Court Program, stay out of bars/ 74/55 speed. Fine: $46; Costs: $79. days spending compliance with the
(August 4) 1280 S. Haven Ln., 911 Hang taverns, not possess or consume alco- Jones, Jessica K. (Bryan, Ohio). terms of probation. Fined $500. On
Up Contact In Person hol, and serve 66 days In CCNO, with Physical control. Fine: $650; Costs: Count III, sentenced to 4 years com-
(August 4) 840 W. Elm St. Unit 506, credit for days already served. $90; Jail: 20 days with 17 days sus- munity control with a 180 day term of
Mental Failure to comply could result in Mr. pended. No future violations within incarceration to be served at CCNO. All
(August 4) 546 N. Fulton St., Domestic McCullough spending 11 months in next 2 years. 1st Timers Retreat within days suspended pending compliance
Violence prison. 90 days. with the terms of probation. Fined
(August 5) 138 Birch St., Disorderly A Bryan, Ohio man was sentenced Landskroener, Brock R. (Defiance, $750. Ordered to pay restitution in the
Conduct on August 8, 2018 in the Fulton County Ohio). 50/35 speed. Fine: $46; Costs: amount of $1079.48 to Parkview Nurs-
(August 5) 327 Barbara Dr., Unwanted Common Pleas Court. $79. ing Center. Ordered to pay all costs
(August 5) 425 Cole St. Unit 105 William C. Hisle„ age 28, previously Lowe, Geoffrey M. (West Unity, Ohio). of prosecution, any court appointed
(August 5) 398 S. Shoop Ave., Loud pled guilty to Possession of Heroin, Ac- Stop sign. Fine: $71; Costs: $79. counsel costs, and any supervision
Noise cording to Fulton County Prosecutor Maag, Johnny B. (Montpelier, Ohio). fees permitted.
(August 6) 600 Wood St., Suspicious Scott Haselman, on or about May 25, Stop sign. Fine: $35; Costs: $85.
Vehicle 2017, Mr. Hisle possessed heroin, Noel, Albert C. (Bryan, Ohio). OVI. McCauley, Zachary T. (Edgerton,
(August 6) 810 N. Shoop Ave., Animal Judge Jeffrey Robinson sentenced Fine: $750; Costs: $84; Jail: 40 days Ohio). Possession of cocaine, a fifth
Call Mr. Hisle to two years of community with 30 days suspended. Operator’s li- degree felony. Sentenced to a 6 month
(August 6) 600 Wood St., Suspicious control. He ordered Mr. Hisle to pay cense suspended from August 3, 2018 term of incarceration through ODRC
Vehicle prosecution costs and court-appointed to August 3, 2020. Recovery Services and a discretionary period of 3 years
(August 6) 600 Wood St., Suspicious attorney fees; successfully complete the of Northwest Ohio. Vacate ADM license post release control. Credit for time
Vehicle SEARCH Program and aftercare; not suspension and fees. Vehicle immobi- served. Ordered to pay all costs of pros-
(August 6) 411 N. Brunell St., Larceny consume or possess alcohol or illegal ecution, any court appointed counsel
(August 6) 610 Hemlock, Civil Matter drugs in his home and vehicle; comply costs, and any supervision fees ...
(August 6) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. Unit 60, with an 11:00 p,m.- 6:00 a.m. curlew;
911 Hang Up Contact In Person and earn a GED. CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
(August 6) 995 Enterprise Ave., Larceny Failure to abide by these conditions
(August 6) Ottokee St@Sycamore St., could result in Mr. Hisle serving 11
Debris/Item in Roadway months in
(August 6) 735 S. Shoop Ave., Accident
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POLICE, EMS, FIRE & COURT NEWS
permitted. Costs: $69. Monthly Report From
Morgan, John T. (Saint Louis, Michi- Courtaway, Dawn M. (Pioneer, Ohio).
68/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $93.
gan). Counts I, III, and V: Aggravated Doehrmann, Jacob R. (Archbold,
robbery, each a first degree felony. Sen-
tenced to a 4 year term of incarcera- Fulton County Clerk Of CourtsOhio). 69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs:
tion through ODRC and a mandatory $93.
period of 5 years post release control Echelbarger, Jerry L. (Wauseon, Fulton County Clerk of Courts Tracy 1,673 (1,551) titles; new cars 121 (118),
on each count. Sentences to run con- Zuver has provided his monthly report used cars 852 (872), new trucks 58 (49),
currently. Sentences to run consecu- Ohio). Seat belt – driver. Fine: $30; for August 2018, with August 2017 in used trucks 342 (253), vans 14 (12), mo-
tively. In addition, sentence to run Costs: $48. parenthesis, with the following: torcycles 61 (63), manufactured homes
concurrently with sentence imposed by 16 (18), trailers 23 (10), travel trailers
Branch County, Michigan. Credit for Furko, Jordan T. (Swanton, Ohio). New cases filed in the legal depart- 61 (44), motor homes 32 (36), buses 0
time served. Ordered to pay all costs 68/55 speed. Fine: $77; Costs: $85. ment; domestic 15 (16), civil 21 (19), (1), off-road vehicles 53 (37), watercraft
of prosecution, any court appointed criminal 12 (12), and miscellaneous 7 33 (26), outboard motors 6 (2), other 1
counsel costs, and any supervision fees Glenn, Donald L. Jr. (Wauseon, (1), with a total of fees collected being (10), with a total of fees collected being
permitted. Ohio). Red light. Fine: $37; Costs: $93. $25,138.12 ($21,241.74). $694,220.56 ($545,249.13).
Thomas, James E. (Bryan, Ohio). Henry, Susan K. (Archbold, Ohio). The title department issued a total of
Count I: Aggravated possession of 79/55 speed. Fine: $77; Costs: $85.
drugs, a fifth degree felony. Count II,
aggravated possession of drugs, a sec- Hesson, Danette L. (Liberty Center,
ond degree felony with specification. Ohio). 68/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs:
Count IV: Having weapons while under $85.
disability, a third degree felony. Count
V: Receiving stolen property, a fourth Ohio Man Sentenced To More Than AJohnson, Lee F. Jr. (Swanton, Ohio).
degree felony. Count VI: Improperly Stop sign. Fine: $37; Costs: $85.
handling firearms in a motor vehicle, a Kearney, Nicolas R. (Wauseon, Ohio).
fourth degree felony. Sentencing: On
Count I, sentenced to an 11 month Decade In Prison For Rape Of Juvenile40/25 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85.
term of incarceration through ODRC King, Tyson D. (Bryan, Ohio). 76/55 JACKSON, Ohio) Ohio Attorney Gen-
and a discretionary period of 3 years speed. Fine: $77; Costs: $85. eral Mike DeWine announced today that the juvenile on multiple occasions over
post release control. On Count II, in- Kovar, David A. Jr. (Delta, Ohio). an Ohio man has been sentenced to several years, but thanks to the bravery
cluding specification, sentenced to a 24 68/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85. serve more than a decade in prison for of the victim and the work of investiga-
month term of incarceration through Kunesh, Allen R. (Edgerton, Ohio). the rape of a juvenile. tors and prosecutors, he did not get away
ODRC and a mandatory period of 3 29/25 speed. Fine: $77; Costs: $85. Brian Brust, 45, of Jackson, pleaded with it,” said Attorney General DeWine.
years post release control. Sentencing Martinez, Megan L. (Napoleon, Ohio). guilty today to one felony count of rape
on the specification includes a man- 37/25 speed. Fine: $77; Costs: $85. and four felony counts of sexual battery. The investigation was conducted by
datory 1 year term of incarceration the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office with
through ODRC, consecutive to all other assistance from the Ohio Attorney Gen-
counts. On Count IV, sentenced to a 24 Matthews, Alexander J. (Wauseon, Jackson County Common Pleas Court eral’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
month term of incarceration through Ohio). 67/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: Judge Christopher Regan immediately The case was prosecuted by attorneys
ODRC and a discretionary period of $93. sentenced Brust to 13 years in prison. with the Ohio Attorney General’s Special
up to 3 years post release control. On Meade, Alaeni J. (Wauseon, Ohio). The defendant was also classified as a Prosecutions Section as part of Attorney
Count V, sentenced to an 11 month 69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85. Tier III sex offender. General DeWine’s Crimes Against Chil-
term of incarceration through ODRC Miller, Melissa D. (Delta, Ohio). “This defendant sexually assaulted dren Initiative.
and a discretionary period of to 3 years 72/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85.
post release control. On Count VI, sen- Myers, Jessica J. (Liberty Center,
tenced to a 12 month term of incarcera- Ohio). 70/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: Traffic Stop In Defiance
tion through ODRC and a discretionary $85.
period of to 3 years post release con- Norman, Anna M. (Wauseon, Ohio).
trol. Sentences for Count I and Count 67/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85.
V shall run concurrently to each other
and all other counts. The sentences of County Yields $11,000 In DrugsPorter, Ginger L. (Wauseon, Ohio).
incarceration for Count II, the specifi- 82/70 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85.
cation to Count II, Count IV, and Count Richardson, William F. (Swanton, On August 9th, at approximately with Aggravated Possession of Drugs, a
VI shall run consecutively. The total ag- Ohio). Headphones. Fine: $37; Costs: 12:20am, an Ohio Highway State Patrol felony of the second degree. The defen-
gregate time of incarceration is 6 years $85. Trooper stopped a motor vehicle on St. dants appeared in the Defiance Munici-
with credit for time served. All hand- Rt. 15 near U. S. 24. During the traffic pal Court on August 10th and are being
guns seized shall be forfeited to the Rupp, Nona J. (Pettisville, Ohio). stop, indicators were detected and De- held at the Corrections Center of North-
State of Ohio or returned to the rightful 69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $93. fiance County Sherriff’s K-9 unit con- west Ohio.
order if found. Ordered to pay all costs ducted a narcotic search.
of prosecution, any court appointed Sands, Kendra M. (Morenci, Michi- The investigation found that three
counsel costs, and any supervision fees gan). 70/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: Upon a K-9 alert the vehicle was minor children were left in a motel room
permitted. $93. searched with approximately 93 grams in Wauseon, Ohio. The Fulton County
of alleged Methamphetamine and ap- Sheriff’s Office and Fulton County Job
FULTON COUNTY TRAFFIC Sandusky, Tillman C. (Delta, Ohio). proximately 3 grams of alleged Heroin and Family Services placed the children
Barnett, Brandon L. (Delta, Ohio). 72/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85. being located. The said drugs have a in protective custody.
Marked lanes. Fine: $37; Costs: $85. street value of approximately $11,000.
Brink, Troy A. (Wauseon, Ohio). Showman, Chelsey E. (Delta, Ohio). The investigation by the Multi Area
Failure to yield. Fine: $102; Costs: $93. 69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85. Arrested were Travis James Rath, Narcotics Task Force is continuing with
Clark, Kim M. (Wauseon, Ohio). 31, of 448 E. Wilson St., Bryan, Ohio case files being presented to the Defi-
70/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85. Sneider, Scott T. (Wauseon, Ohio). and Jessica McDaniel, 35, of 305 S. Elm ance County Prosecutor’s Office and the
Clark, Russell W. (West Unity, Ohio). 68/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85. St., Pioneer, Ohio. Both were charged Fulton County Prosecutor’s Office.
Expired operator’s license. Fine: $37;
Costs: $93. 66/55 speed. Fine: $37; Walker, Renee I. (Swanton, Ohio).
69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $93.
Wertz, Kenneth B. (Wauseon, Ohio).
71/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85.
Wheeler, Constance (Delta, Ohio).
Steve Grimes Retires From71/55 speed. Fine: $47; Costs: $85.
Wyman, Roger E. (Wauseon, Ohio).
Bryan Police Department69/55 speed. Fine: $37; Costs: $85.
FULTON COUNTY CIVIL
For: Gateway Financial Solutions
(Saginaw, Michigan). Against: Williams,
Raysean D. (Delta, Ohio). $9516.44.
For: Goldsmith, Carol (Delta, Ohio).
Against: Mowry, Mesha (Delta, Ohio).
$2595.
For: William M. Huntzinger, DDS
(Swanton, Ohio). Against: Ricard,
Thomas (Toledo, Ohio). $179.53.
Coroner: Fort Wayne Man PHOTO PROVIDED
Dies After Road Rage Beating RETIREMENT ... Patrol Officer Steve Grimes recently retired from the Bryan Police
Department with 26 years of service to the citizens of Bryan.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Authori- Fort Wayne police says he was travel-
ties say a 60-year-old Fort Wayne man ing on U.S. 30 at the U.S. 33 interchange
died of cardiac arrest after being beaten when he was involved in an altercation
by another man in an apparent road rage with another driver. Both men stopped
attack. along the highway around 5:30 p.m., and
the other man exited his vehicle, went
The Allen County Coroner’s Office over to Fernandez’ car and beat him.
ruled the death of Orlando Fernandez
at a hospital Wednesday evening a ho- Police say the other man returned to
micide. It says Fernandez had coronary his vehicle and drove away. He remains
atherosclerosis heart disease. at large.
Morenci, Michigan Man Accused Of
Fleeing Police With Family In Vehicle
Christopher Carden, 31, of Morenci, as four misdemeanor counts of endan-
Michigan has been charged with failure gering children and two traffic citations.
to comply with the order or signal of a po-
lice officer, a third degree felony, as well The charges come after Toledo police
tried to pull over Carden’s vehicle after
he ran a stop sign shortly after 4:00 PM
Tuesday, August 8. Court records indi-
cate that Carden failed to stop, instead
fleeing in the vehicle.
Court records also indicate that
Carden was driving without a valid li-
cense and fled at a high rate of speed.
Eventually, he drove off the road and fled
on foot. It was then discovered that his
wife and four children were in the vehicle
with him during the pursuit.
Carden was eventually apprehended
following a foot pursuit and was booked
in the Lucas County Jail. He appeared in
Toledo Municipal Court on Wednesday,
August 9, and bond was set at $25,000
with no percent.
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9:00 am Horseshoe Pitching Contest 2:00 pm Kid’s Pedal Pull - Show Arena
from! 9:30 am Crowning of 4-H Royalty - Livestock Show Arena 4:00 pm Jr. Fair Rabbit Show
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Bryan Senior Center Celebrates August Birthdays & Anniversaries
CELEBRATION ... The Bryan Senior Center hosted Birthday & Anniversary Day on Au-
gust 9, 2018. The people in the picture are: Sitting: left to right: Patsy Thierry, Lyman
Newcomer, Verna Shaw and Clara Kittle. Standing: Bev Harrington.
Bryan Senior Center Announces
Regular Euchre Party Results
The Bryan Senior Center hosted its Ruth Ramsey, Shirley Young, Gary Oku- ENTERTAINMENT ... The Bryan Senior Center was entertained by Hubert Wynn
regular euchre party on August 7, 2018. ley, Pat Day and James Klender. The next on the guitar and his wife Diane sang old fashioned gospel songs at the Birthday &
There were 20 players present. The win- regular euchre party will be held on Tues- Anniversary day, on Thursday August 9, 2018.
ners for the day were: 1st place went to: day, August 14, 2018 from 1 to 3 pm.
Gary Okuley with a 304. 2nd place went There will be snacks following cards.
to: Geri Cliffton with a 269.
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Wednesday, August 22 7:00 pm Animal Show
7:00 pm Free Snow Cones - Sheriff’s Office
Veterans’ & Senior Citizen’s Day Truck Pull
7:30 am Floral Entries Move-In (until 10:30 am) Friday, August 24
9:00 am Jr. Fair Dair Cattle Show
9:00 am Sr. Citizens Registration 9:00 am Jr Fair Livestock Sale - Show Arena
3:00 pm Rides Open
Sr Citizens’ Tent 4-7:00 pm Animal Release for Goats,
10:00 am Hicksville Chior
12:00 pm Senior Citizens’ Lunch Rabbits, Poultry
12:00 pm Second Floral Judging 9:00 pm Animal release for Beef, Dairy, Sheep
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2:00 pm Mark Dobson - 1 Man Band - Horse (through campground gate)
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3 shows daily 7-10 pm Sr. Fair Entries, Merchants and
2:00 pm All Night Posse Band
3:00 pm Rides Open Ag Hall Exhibits Released
2:00 pm All-Night Passe Band
4:00 pm Veteran’s Bean Soup Supper Saturday, August 25
Sr Citizens’ Tent 6:00 am Jr Fair Project Release (Still)
5:00 pm Jr Fair Horse Show 10:00 am Garden Tractor Pull -
6-8:00 pm Defiance County OSU Extension
Grandstand (weigh in at 9am)
& Farm Bureau 100th Anniversary 10:00 am Best in NW 4-H Club ADGA Show
Open House - OSU/Farm Bureau Tent 1:00 pm Rides Open
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Metamora Parties Like Its 1893
in 1964 as a fund raiser,” explained
By: Bill O’Connell Metamora mayor Ken Wysong. “We PHOTOS BY BILL O’CONNELL, STAFF
THE VILLAGE REPORTER have a very nice park for as small as a
village as we are. I remember playing
The Village of Metamora celebrated Little League here growing up and we
its 125th birthday this past Saturday, had only one diamond. Through time
combining the festivities with their an- and with the fund raisers we’ve added
nual Park-O-Rama event which turned two more diamonds.”
a relatively young 56 years of age. It was
a day filled with fun family activities, Through the years, however, inter-
great food and drink, children’s games, ests in youth sports has changed and
sports competitions, live music and a today soccer is also very popular and
well-deserved ceremony to honor Sandy the Village is determined to keep pace.
and John Hudik and Cathy Mossing for “We purchased five acres of land (west
their many years of dedicated service to side) three years ago where it was corn
Metamora Park. fields and tree rows and ripped all that
out,” said Mayor Wysong. “Last fall we
To help commemorate the village’s planted grass and tiled it so we could
“quasquicentennial”, the almost unpro- expand for the new generation of soccer
nounceable technical term for the mile- players. Now we have 140 soccer play-
stone, the organizers brought in two ers over there today.”
vintage 19th century base ball clubs,
the Great Black Swamp Frogs and the Volunteerism is strong in the
Sauder Village Windmills, to face off in Metamora community and the park and
a base ball “match”. There were other the residents that use it have been the
reminders of the past such as residents beneficiaries of the unselfish contribu-
dressed in 1890’s attire and old-fash- tions of so many. The next Park-O-Ra-
ioned bicycles, but the day was also a ma is just a year away but the Metamo-
celebration of the present with a focus ra community has 25 years to get ready
on the future and was reflected in the for their “sesquicentennial”. One can
evolution of Metamora Park itself, a only imagine what the park will look like
source of great community pride. then.
“Metamora was established as a vil- Bill can be reached at
lage in 1893 and Park-O-Rama started [email protected]
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Edgerton Village Council Casts West Unity Village Council Approves
A Vote Of Opposition To SRO Memorandum Of Understanding
Michindoh Drilling Plan By: Timothy Kays
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
Prior to the West Unity Village
Village Administrator, Zachary Council regular session on the evening
By: Timothy Kays Dohner, reported on the OEPA-man- of August 9, Police Chief J.R. Jones
THE VILLAGE REPORTER dated contingency plan that he is in addressed a meeting of the West Uni-
the early stages of crafting. “We are in ty Village Council Safety Committee,
With the suspension of the rules the process right now of working with with the main subject being a School
of reading and the adoption of Reso- our Water Operator of Record,” he Resource Officer (SRO) Interagency
lution 2018-006 on the evening of said, “...just to see what kind of ver- Agreement Memorandum of Under-
October 6, members of the Edgerton biage that we want to work with. Basi- standing (MOU).
Village Council added their voices to cally, if there is an emergency, a total This MOU addresses the specifics
the growing tide of opposition to the loss, a tornado or anything like that, as to the terms and conditions of the
proposed plan of Artesian of Pioneer it’s how we would deal with it.” “The services to be performed by the SRO in
to tap into the Michindoh Aquifer, and statement would basically say the Vil- the Millcreek West Unity School Dis-
sell the water outside of the aquifer lage of Edgerton is authorizing the trict, ranging from the costs, duties
coverage area. Prior to the unanimous village administrator and the clerk- and duty hours, and the chain of com-
vote, Edgerton Mayor Lance Bowsher treasurer or fiscal officer to spend un- mand. When the MOU was addressed
read an admonition into the record... appropriated monies from the water during the Council meeting, Mayor
fund in event of a crisis,” said Fiscal Peggy Bernath inquired of the Safety
“I want to encourage all of the citi- Officer Denise Knecht. Committee, “Is your recommendation PHOTO BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFF
zens of Williams County to oppose She then went on to describe what to approve the contract, as present-
the proposed selling of our most pre- might be construed as a water crisis, ed?” Speaking on behalf of the Safety OPPORTUNITY FOR RECOGNITION ...
cious resource. This is our sole source noting that amongst the many pos- Committee, Councilor Terri Lebowsky Michael Frybarger addressed members
of fresh, clean water. But I also want sible definitions is a situation where it replied in the affirmative, essentially of the West Unity Village Council about
to take our opportunity to encourage becomes impossible for the village to making a de facto motion for approval the Hometown Heroes Banner program.
you to oppose this for the right rea- supply potable water to citizens and of the measure. With Councilor Sam
sons. Oppose the project; number one businesses. Councilor Robert Day Maran abstaining, Council approved take up the matter for review.
because of the potential future effect it spoke against the proposed verbiage, the MOU with a 4-0 vote, sending it Village Administrator Joshua Frit-
can have on our children, grandchil- noting that it was too broad in its con- along to the Millcreek West Unity Lo-
dren, their children. It’s a generation- text and, “...too vague.” He noted that cal Board of Education for their con- ch reported that he had been con-
al issue that could have long-term ir- he would be totally opposed to the no- sideration. tacted by representatives of the Filling
reversible effects on our water supply. tion of turning over Council author- Council heard the second reading Home at 101 Egly Drive. “They would
Also, the possibility of a change in the ity to, “...one or two individuals.” As of Resolution 7-2018-8, a measure like to put a sidewalk from their park-
water table that could have long term this was only a preliminary attempt recognizing and promoting the impor- ing lot, over to Jackson,” he said.
effects on our family farming commu- at crafting the verbiage for the contin- tance of the groundwater aquifer, and “They said right now if one of the resi-
nities. Also the cost to individual vil- gency plan, no actions were undertak- opposition to drilling for, or private dents is in a wheelchair, they’ve got
lages, if this aquifer should no longer en by Council. distribution of the groundwater from to go out into the road or through the
be the source of water for us, is esti- In other actions, Council approved the Michindoh Glacial Outwash Aqui- grass to go over to the sidewalk. They
mated in the millions.” two annual measures. Resolution fer to locations outside of the desig- said, ‘We don’t have a lot of money,
2018-005 provided for the acceptance nated aquifer. so would there be any way that you
“Those are just a few reasons to op- of rates and amounts as determined Mr. Michael Frybarger addressed guys would be willing to pay for half
pose; there’s actually many more rea- by the Budget Commission, authoriz- Council on a proposal for a Hometown of it if we put it in.’” Councilor David
sons that can cause damage and long ing the necessary tax levies, and cer- Heroes Banner program. These ban- Short said, “As long as it’s in the right
term outcome that is negative to every- tifying them to the County Auditor. ners are similar in size to other ban- of way and not in their property, I’m
one involved. That being said, I want Resolution 2018-007 authorized Mr. ners that are hung from brackets on all for us just putting it in and footing
to encourage you also to oppose it... Dohner to submit an application on municipal light poles. These banners the bill.” Council approved the recom-
do not oppose it because Ed Kidston behalf of the village for participation however feature a scanned portrait of mendation of Councilor Short without
is going to make some money. I’m 100 in the Ohio Public Works Commission a local veteran, living or deceased. Mr. dissent.
percent opposed, and will do whatever (OPWC) State Capital Improvement Frybarger pointed out the website of
I can do to make sure this doesn’t go and/or Local Transportation Improve- troopbanners.com as a likely source, Other items from the report of Mr.
through, and doesn’t go forward. But ment Program. and said that all who served in the Fritch included the notice that fire
Ed Kidston is not an evil man; he’s a Council also heard comments from military should be recognized, wheth- hydrants will be flushed from August
businessman. I do not know a busi- concerned citizens about the high er their service is currently active or 13 to 16. The subject of the fall large
ness in Williams County that’s not cost of electricity this summer. This not. Council heard pricing options, trash pickup was broached, and after
trying to make money. That’s what was explained as an unfortunate by- and will look further into the program. much discussion about timing, roll-
you go in business for. As mayors in product of the unusually extended pe- Council heard a request from Art offs and dumpster service, Mr. Fritch
this county, we’re a small fraternity, riods of hot and humid weather that Whitmore to place a pop machine in- said that he would be in contact with
and through that fraternity I’ve come has been experienced recently. as ex- side the shelter house. After delibera- a local provider about the potential of
to know Mr. Kidston for over 15 years, plained in the Councilors information tion, Council elected to turn down the being contracted for the job.
and I have a great deal of respect for package, the statement read, “Due request, noting that the power con-
him. I will never agree on this project. to the extreme heat experienced this sumed by the machine would be pro- Council set the date for the obser-
It doesn’t matter; we will not agree, summer, the village’s power supply vided at taxpayer expense. vation of Halloween trick or treating
and frankly I’m disappointed that it’s costs have been higher than expected. Mr. Donovan Leu addressed Coun- on October 27 from 6:00 p.m. until
gotten this far.” This is caused by an increase in the cil, asking them to reconsider their 7:30.
price the village pays for energy pur- position on the 100,000 gallon water
“Reports of vandalism; threats of chased from the wholesale market. tower, and look into a 300,000 gal- Village Fiscal Officer Kim Grime
physical harm and things like that As a result, the village’s power supply lon model instead. A discrepancy on a reported that the Kissell Building
to Mr. Kidston and members of his cost adjustment has been higher than grant was noted, which Commissioner Certificate of Deposit was in need of
company...that’s just wrong. Be very normal.” Lew Hilkert is investigating. After con- renewal, and presented two options
vocal in opposing the project, but do to Council for deliberation. Council
it in the right way. There is no place Timothy can be reached at siderable discussion, which at times elected to approve a renewal for 22
for escalation of violence or vandalism [email protected] was terse, Council agreed to again months at two percent, with a 2.028
of property. That will never be an ac- percent APR.
ceptable way to handle these types of
differences. So be vocal, but do it the Timothy can be reached at
right way.” [email protected]
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WEEKLY COMMUNITY CALENDAR
AUGUST 17TH, 2018 - AUGUST 26TH, 2018
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17TH MONDAY, AUGUST 20TH TUESDAY, AUGUST 21ST FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH
No events submitted by time of print •Williams County Commissioners 9:00 AM •Fulton County Commissioners 9 AM No events submitted by time of print
•Wauseon City Council 5:00 PM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22ND SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH
•Archbold Village Council 7:00 PM
•Defiance County Fair begins •Bryan School Board 7:00 PM No events submitted by time of print •Walk to End Alzheimer’s
•Swanton Corn Festival at Sauder Village
•Edgerton Village Council 7:00 PM THURSDAY, AUGUST 23RD
SUNDAY, AUGUST 19TH •Metamora Village Council 8:00 PM •Stryker Heritage Days
•Williams County Commissioners 9 AM
•Lockport Praise Band at •Delta Village Council 7:00 PM • Fulton County Commissioners 9 AM SUNDAY, AUGUST 26TH
Harrison Lake Gospel Drive In 7:00 PM •Edon Village Council 7:00 PM
•Stryker School Board 5:30 PM •Steve Raymond Family at
•Bryan City Council 7:00 PM Harrison Lake Gospel Drive In 7:00 PM
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Wauseon Chamber Of Commerce Author Rachael Evelyn Booth
Holds Annual Golf Outing To Visit Stryker Branch Library
PHOTOS BY CORY JOHNSON, STAFF Meet Author Rachael Evelyn Booth, erything a village of its day contained -
at the Stryker Branch Library on Sat- blacksmiths, haberdashers, tinsmiths,
urday, August 25. There will be a book dress makers, schools, lodges, barrel-
signing from 9:00 to 11:00 am, for makers, the corner general store, and
Rachael’s historic book on northwest mills that created lumber and some of
Ohio titled, The Little Port in the Corn Ohio’s most prized flour.
Fields.
With the advent of roads and cars,
The Little Port in the Corn Fields the town slowly changed into the idyl-
chronicles the history of the small lic, tiny jewel where two hundred resi-
northwest Ohio milling town of Evans- dents still live to this day.
port, carved out of the Great Black
Swamp in the early 1830s. Founded by A must read for anyone interested
the Coy family of Greene County, Ohio, in small-town American history and
and Amos and Albert G. Evans, the the unbelievably hard work it took to
town, almost completely surrounded create and maintain the town in the
by the Tiffin river, was a bustling cen- 19th century. The Little Port in the
ter of commerce from the mid-1800s Corn Fields will be available to pur-
to the early 1900s. Francis Llewellyn chase at the book signing.
Key, cousin of the famous songwriter
Francis Scott Key, owned a tobacco- The Stryker Branch Library is locat-
nist shop in town, which included ev- ed at 304 South Defiance Street. For
more information, please contact Con-
nie Aeschliman at 419-682-5081.
Wauseon Homecoming
Grand Prize Winners
PHOTOS PROVIDED
WINNERS ... Members of the Wauseon Homecoming Committee recently presented
a check to the Grand Prize $10,000 winner Mary Eigner and the 2nd prize, a cus-
tomized golf cart, to Micheal Berne.
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Fayette Village Council Moves Forward With
First Steps On Requested Alley/Street Vacation
By: Timothy Kays dation to award the Park Fence Proj- not to approve the vacation; it is only sewer or something like that.” Council
THE VILLAGE REPORTER ect to Inline Fence, and in the coming to direct Mr. Thompson to prepare the approved the motion without dissent.
weeks they will have the contract for ordinance, which is conditioned upon
Members of the Fayette Village this project prepared and signed. That the consent of all adjoining property Council agreed to the payment of
Council convened to a light agenda on will take a couple weeks for it to go owners, and the presentation of the bills totaling $50,396.40.
the evening of August 8. through both hands. So we’re about a necessary Vacation Plat by the re-
step behind with the fence as to where questers. This will get us everything Mayor David Borer reported that
Village Administrator Genna Bid- we are with the with the water tower, we need to be ready to move forward he received the results of the recent
dix reported, “The Fulton County but right now everything is good. I when the Plat has been prepared.” ISO survey, but noted that he was not
Commissioners have completed the anticipate that can still get done this sure as to how the numbers were ar-
contract with Pittsburgh Tank and season as well, but it’s in the same Ms. Biddix explained further, stat- rived at, and speculated at the pos-
Tower Company. Sandy Kessler with boat with that contractor, who I think ing, “So basically you’re just giving sibility of a typographical error that
Maumee Valley Planning Organiza- should have time to do it this season.” Tom the go ahead as he explained at would require a call to the survey
tion is currently trying to coordinate the last meeting with you guys. We company for clarification.
the pre-construction meeting and a Ms. Biddix directed the attention don’t believe that there’s any utili-
project start date with the contractor. of Council to a motion request on ties in that area, but if for some rea- Council retired into executive ses-
That’s kind of where we’re at. We’re the agenda, stating, “There is a mo- son down the road we discovered sion for the discussion of the pur-
hoping that we can still get the project tion on the agenda tonight to direct that there was, that would not mean chase of property. No actions were
done this year’s schedule with them, Solicitor Tom Thompson to prepare that we would forfeit our right to do taken on the matter upon returning
but that depends on what’s on their the necessary ordinance for the alley whatever work we needed to do in to regular session, whereupon Coun-
agenda, but it can go into 2019.” and street vacation requested by the those areas on those utilities. But the cil moved for adjournment.
(Jerry) Bailey family, and their attor- only thing that I can imagine would
“Also, the Fulton County Commis- ney, Tom Molitierno. This motion is be there would be like an old storm Timothy can be reached
sioners have accepted our recommen- at [email protected]
Looking Back At What
We Read Years Ago
WHAT WE READ YEARS AGO IN THE WEST UNITY REPORTER, THE STRYKER ADVANCE & THE EDON COMMERCIAL
WEST UNITY REPORTER approximately two miles south- July 27. Philip Stotz of West Unity, were Paul Saylor and family were
ESTABLISHED 1878 east of Montpelier as the craft awarded Bachelors Degrees vacationing last week up north
circled to attempt a landing at 70 YEARS AGO from Ohio State University. at Houghten Lake, Michigan.
130 YEARS AGO the nearby Montpelier airport. August 1948
August 1888 Kim Castor and Ruben Mar- Miss Shirley Light spent
60 YEARS AGO Born to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest tinez exchanged wedding vows a week in Lansing Michigan
John Shilling is building a August 1968 Cooley, on July 18, a son. on June 10. with her relatives; Mr. & Mrs.
two-story business block on Harold Gier and daughter.
Jackson Street. Rosie Zuver of West Unity V.I. Geren of Farmer has 30 YEARS AGO
has been accepted to Defiance purchased the Shoe Store for- August 1988 60 YEARS AGO
Married by Rev. Eberly, Mr. College as a freshman. merly owned by J.R. Penny. August 1958
J.E. Ritchey and Miss Jennie Stryker Village Council
E. Adams. Evelyn Boser, 45, passed 60 YEARS AGO voted to support a petition to Mr. & Mrs. Glen Kunsman
away Aug. 12. August 1958 annex Rupp’s Landing to the celebrated their 42nd wedding
The Sunday School con- village. The petition will be anniversary Sunday with the
ventions for the townships of West Unity area sportsmen Marvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. submitted to the county com- assistance of their children
Brady, Millcreek and Spring- who plan to take part in the Marvin Bunn of Evansport, was missioners for consideration and grandchildren.
field will be held in the West northwest zone deer gun sea- accidentally shot in the eye by then returned to council for
Unity ME Church Sept. 4. son next a bow and arrow and was taken final approval. Miss Rosalie Esther Hug
to Toledo for treatment. and James. A Theil were unit-
The barn belonging to Reo December are reminded that Preston’s Clothing Store is ed in marriage Aug. 30. Miss
Robinson, four miles northeast a free authorization form is re- Mrs. Hannah Goller, a for- now open in their new location Doris Theil attended the bride
of town, with most of its con- quired in addition to the special mer Stryker resident, died at at 100 South Defiance Street and Richard Hug was best
tents, was destroyed by fire. permit and hunting license. her home near Mettle Lake. in Stryker. man.
120 YEARS AGO STRYKER ADVANCE Dennis Allen Gunn, a two Aaron Martinez, son of Teri 50 YEARS AGO
August 1898 ESTABLISHED 1884 year old Stryker child, died and Dave Bistline of West Uni- August 1968
of head injuries after he was ty has been promoted in the
Vernon Chapman, ship sur- 110 YEARS AGO struck by a auto. US Army to the rank of Private Co-Captain of the Edon
geon, said the ocean voyage August 1908 First Class. He is a Military Blue Bombers for the 1968
agreed with him. He was to sail 50 YEARS AGO Police Specialist in Germany. season will be Jerry Theil,
on the next voyage to New York. Con Hyatt threshed 351 August 1968 Fred Dick and Joe Hug.
bushels of wheat from an elev- 20 YEARS AGO
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John en acre field. About two acres of Carol Heer, a junior at Adri- August 1998 Mr. & Mrs. John Meyers
Wheeler, near Primrose, Aug. the field were unfertilized and an College, and the daughter and family attended the Indi-
12, a son. produced a very light crop so of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heer Carol Church of West Uni- ana State Fair at Indianapo-
the yield for the fertilized por- has been named to the Dean’s ty has been promoted by the lis last Friday and attended
DeForest Bentley has his tion is estimated at 35 bushels List at Adrian. Farmers and Merchants State the always popular Lawrence
fine house nearly completed. per acre. Bank to the position of As- Welk Show.
Sixty years ago the first sistant Cashier - Assistant
110 YEARS AGO The Rome City excursion load of wheat was brought to Branch Manager of the Bryan 45 YEARS AGO
August 1908 fare round trip from Stryker the elevator by Menno Short. East High Banking Center. August 1973
only $1. The yield was much above the She has been with the bank
After an illness of several average, about 26 bushels to since 1981. She and husband Mrs. Ramona Luce enter-
months, John Shilling passed All but 25 of 300 hogs owned the acre. This week, Randy have a son, Forrest. tained Tuesday evening of
away at the age of 84. by Mrs. Tomlinson died in the last week in honor of her son
recent outbreak of cholera. ADVANCE REPORTER EDON COMMERCIAL Mick’s 21st birthday. Those
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles (1976 MERGE) present were Miss Connie
Caulkins, Aug. 16, a daughter. Chief White Eagle and Com- 70 YEARS AGO Moomaw, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry
pany are giving nightly concerts 40 YEARS AGO August 1948 Luce and Mrs. Velma Joice.
100 YEARS AGO on the streets of Stryker. August 1978
August 1928 Mrs. Alvin Cunningham is Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Vogel-
Miss Esther Schelling of De- Water standing in the fields working at the office of the pohl of Buttler, Indiana were
Elias Greek was pleasantly fiance became the bride of Fred of Williams County is damaging Toledo Edison Company while Wednesday evening visitors of
surprised by relatives in honor Graber Saturday. new corn and soybean crops. Clem Schieber is on vacation Mr. & Mrs. Russell Kuckuck
of 78 years of age. Rain in excess of four inches for two weeks. and family.
90 YEARS AGO fell.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur August 1928
Ebaugh, near Kunkle, July 24, Cheryl Culler of Stryker and
a daughter. Charles Rethmel, 55, died
after an illness of six years at Fayette Flood Of 1913
Harvey Wohford passed Evansport.
away.
John Hoskinson, a former
90 YEARS AGO resident of Stryker and a Civil
August 1938 War veteran, died at Toledo.
Other deaths: Flora Fen- As a result of injuries re-
more, ceived when his auto was
struck by a train on July 4,
John Cleland and Lovina Rev. F.W. Hoerneman, 38,
McLaughlin. Archbold, died Wed.
Mrs. Lawrence Munch 80 YEARS AGO
passed away at her home west August 1938
of town.
Miss Florence Roux became
80 YEARS AGO the bride of Raymond Stitch on
August 1948 August 17.
Irwin G. Kauffman died July The Council has passed a
4 at the age of 54. resolution which they sent to
the NYC Railroad objecting
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John to the proposed removal of a
Lazer, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Rus- crossing watchman here.
sel Colon and family are en-
joying a trip through northern
Michigan and Wisconsin.
70 YEARS AGO 70 YEARS AGO
August 1958 August 1948
IA father and two sons were Mrs. Clara Coy Tobias, a na-
killed on the Ohio Turnpike. tive of Evansport, died July 8.
The crash occurred at the 47-
mile post just west of Swanton. M.G. Hoskinson has been
appointed as head of our
Mrs. William Thomas re- schools to fill the vacancy made
turned home from a 40-day Eu- by the resignation of C.D. Fox.
ropean Travel Seminar.
Mrs. Marie Robinson, 61,
Three Pioneer area residents died at her home Thursday.
were killed when their private
airplane crashed into a field A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sullivan on
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Pastor’s Ponderings FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
BY: PASTOR STEVE WILMOT - “ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT” BY: REX STUMP - GLOW!
Storms are a part of life. I’m not is closing its doors and you’ll be out Gerald R. Ford once said, “I know I structions the Lord had given him, and
talking about storms that involve rain of work. am getting better at golf because I am the people of Israel would see the radi-
and wind and lightning and thunder, hitting fewer spectators.” I love that ant glow of his face. So he would put
though they are a part of life, too. Storms come without warning quote! Why? Because it describes the veil over his face until he returned
I’m referring to times of turmoil and and can easily knock us off our feet. my golf game to a tee...pun intended! to speak with the Lord.”
sadness. Those times when we feel Third, storms are more than we can I’m not an avid golfer, but during a
swamped and we’re just trying to keep handle on our own. Oh, we try. We try recent vacation our family went golf- We discover that Moses would put a
our head above water. real hard. Suck it up. Gut it out. But ing. Inside. You see our family had veil over his face when he would meet
it doesn’t work. We need help. And to deal with hot temperatures, typi- with the people. And we think he may
A divorce. A wayward child. Waiting whether we realize it or not, the only cally reaching over 110 degrees by have done this so that he wouldn’t
for results of a test the doctor ordered. one who can really help us is Jesus. noon! Needless to say, we would look scare everyone, right? However, the
Getting a diagnosis that something is for cooler options in the middle of the apostle Paul said the purpose was to
wrong. Unemployment. A member of Jesus was in the stern, sleeping day. It wasn’t just indoor miniature hide the diminishing glory of his face.
the family or a friend dying too young. on a cushion. The disciples woke him golf, it was “Glow Golf!” Black lights (2 Corinthians 13:3) He put a veil over
Emotional issues that seem to control and said to him, “Teacher, don’t you and a glow in the dark course! It was his face, so that the children of Israel
and color everything in life – depres- care if we drown?” (Mark 4.38). Some- definitely cool in more ways than one. would not see the fading glory. In oth-
sion, fear, worry. Sometimes it’s the times that’s exactly how we feel, isn’t er words, like that glow in the dark golf
accumulation of a lot of little things it? We call out to Jesus to help us in In order to help our golf balls glow, ball, Moses was losing the glow.
that you could handle individually, our storm and he’s sleeping. Unaware there were charging units at every oth-
but together they’re too much. of the storm raging around us and the er hole. You would place your ball in What was the charging unit for Mo-
fear we feel. the unit, and it would charge your ball ses? The presence of God! Just like
There is a story told by Mark about so that it would have a greater glow for Moses, we need to be in the presence
a time Jesus and his disciples were in When the disciples saw Jesus at least another two holes. Eventually, of God on a consistent basis! There
a scary, life-threatening storm on the sleeping they made two assumptions. the glow would decrease and soon you is no possible way we can reflect the
Sea of Galilee. It gives us some insight The same two assumptions we tend to would send it through another charg- radiance of God, unless we spend time
into how to deal with the storms in our make The first is that Jesus doesn’t ing unit. with Him. And we spend time with
lives. care. I mean after all, if he really cared, God, not to impress others with our
he would _______ (you fill in the blank). This reminds me of Moses! In Exo- godliness, but only to show the glory
Mark begins by telling about the dus 34:29-35 Moses had gone up to of God to others.
storm: That day when evening came, We understand only too well the the mountain to meet with God and
he said to his disciples, “Let us go over disappointment expressed in the receive the 10 Commandments. When “We are always praying, ‘Lord, make
to the other side.” Leaving the crowd opening lines of “Praise You In This Moses came off the mountain weeks my face to shine’; but Moses never had
behind, they took him along, just as Storm” byCasting Crowns: “I was later, His face was glowing, because such a wish; and, therefore, when it
he was, in the boat. There were also sure by now God that you would have he had been in the presence and glory did shine, he did not know it. He had
other boats with him. A furious squall reached down and wiped our tears of God. The radiance of his face was not laid his plans for such an honor.
came up, and the waves broke over the away; stepped in and saved the day. a reflected radiance from the glory of Let us not set traps for personal repu-
boat, so that it was nearly swamped But once again I say ‘amen’ and it’s God. He didn’t realize it until he met tation, or even glance a thought that
(Mark 4.35-37). still raining.” with the people at the bottom of the way.” (Charles Spurgeon)
mountain. A humble Moses covered
The word used here for “a furious Does Jesus care? Years after this his face. He didn’t brag about his Praise God that He gives us His
squall” never means a gust of wind or storm, years after seeing Jesus at meeting with God or his radiant face. Holy Spirit. Thanks to our new rela-
a steady blowing wind. That’s too mild. work in all kinds of tough situations, tionship with God, the peace, joy, love,
It means “a storm breaking forth from Peter writes: Give all your worries and Think about this...every time Moses and goodness of God should be evident
black thunder clouds in furious gusts, cares to God, for he cares about you (1 met with God, it was like dropping that on the face of everyone who follows Je-
with floods of rain, throwing every- Peter 5.7). He knew first hand that Je- golf ball into a charging unit! His face sus Christ. It seems that we live in
thing topsy-turvy.” sus cares. The second assumption the would become radiant! “But whenev- a dark world, and as believers in Je-
disciples made was we are going to die! er he went into the Tent of Meeting to sus Christ I pray that we glow in a way
Yes, that’s what the storms of life speak with the Lord, he would remove that reflects the radiant glory of God.
are like for us. It’s not just an incon- We’re in the same boat with the dis- the veil until he came out again. Then
venient rain when you have a picnic ciples, aren’t we? We always assume he would give the people whatever in- For more reading: Matthew 5:16; 2
planned. It’s a downpour that makes the worst, don’t we? Yet even in their Corinthians 4:5-7, Philippians 2:12-15
you begin to wonder if you’re going to doubt, the disciples’ question to Jesus
survive. contains a sliver of hope. “IF Jesus did
care (and we’re not sure if he does, but
Maybe we ought to pause here for IF he does), he COULD do something
a moment and remind ourselves of about this storm. After all, we’ve seen
the truth about storms. First, storms him demonstrate his power over dis-
are inevitable. They are unavoidable. ease, demons, death. Maybe he has
To breathe is to be either in a storm power over nature too.”
or in-between storms. Jesus told us
as much in John 16.33: “I have told That’s the sliver of hope we cling
you these things, so that in me you to when we turn to Jesus for help in
may have peace. In this world you will our storms. We know he can see us
have trouble. But take heart! I have through and give us peace until he
overcome the world.” News Flash: Be- does. Otherwise, we wouldn’t even
ing a Christian does not exempt you turn to him and ask. But sometimes
from storms. Anybody who told you it when the storm doesn’t end quickly,
would lied to you. Storms are inevita- it’s tough to hold on to hope. The truth
ble for everyone is that you can.
Second, storms come suddenly and Instead of making the same as-
unexpectedly. You wake to a beauti- sumption the disciples did that was
ful sunrise and then you get the phone filled with doubt, disappointment and
call that turns everything topsy-turvy. fear, may we declare a better truth: Je-
You’re feeling healthy, but at your an- sus is in the boat with me and I’ll make
nual check-up you learn that some- it to the other side. Because that’s the
thing is terribly wrong. You walk into truth. It may not be tomorrow or next
work and get the news that the place week, but I’ll make it through. He’s
promised it.
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Council Moves
Forward On LED Tenneco Saturday September 15, 2018 @ 10:00 am
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In Downtown Area 11-800 County Road 424, Napoleon, Ohio 43545
The regular meeting of the Lyons Village Council Attn. HR
was called to order on the evening of August 7. Melissa
Hudik was present to observe because she has a pos- EO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer
sible interest in joining Council.
16879 CR R 15, Pioneer, OH 43554 LOCATION:
Village Administrator Tanya Lumbrezer reported
that she talked to Gary Keyes from Toledo Edison FULL-TIME HEAVY TRUCK TECHNICIAN 05977 Co. Rd. 19,
about replacing the existing street lights with LED (Co. Rd. F & Co. Rd. 19)
lights at a cost of $344 per pole, with a minimum of Interstate Truck & Trailer Repair is looking for a
twelve lights purchased. Toledo Edison agreed to re- person with these qualifications: Stryker, OH
place all 69 lights in the village. Council approved
the purchase and replacement of twelve lights in the • High school diploma or GED Tract #1 – Land: The farm land is 92± acre tillable and consists of
downtown district. • Experience in heavy truck and trailer repair Del Rey Lenawee soil and is tiled. Ample road frontage on Co. Rd.
• Must have experience meeting PM schedules 19 & F. This is very productive land and much desired.
In other matters to come before Council, village em- • Must have an appropriate mechanics’ tool set
ployee Ron Ankney reported water usage for July was • Excellent communication skills Tract #2 - House & Outbuilding: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath brick ranch
3,038,000 gallons. Sunny’s usage was 500,000 gal- • Attention to Detail a Must built in 1967. Features modern kitchen/dining area with maple
lons for the month, with 126,000 gallons used on their • Ag equipment repair and CDL A license a plus cupboards, pantry and southern exposure. The family room has
highest day. Councilor John O’Neil asked where the • ASE Certifications, Class are preferred hardwood floors and built in shelving around the fireplace with
lagoon is in reference to discharging. Ankney replied We also offer a competitive pay package. heat-a-later. The living room is carpeted and measures 26x15. The
that the lagoon is at 4.5 feet, and at 5 feet, a discharge • $35,000 to $55,000 per year D.O.E. master bedroom is 14x15 with large closets. The basement mea-
is needed. The lagoon is 1,000,000 gallons per foot, so • HEALTH, DENTAL, VISION, SHORT TERM DISABILITY sures 29x35 and features a high ceiling. The garage is completely
it will be a while before discharge. Ankney informed AND LIFE INSURANCE STARTS ON YOUR FIRST DAY! finished in knotty pine. This is a very nice modern ranch at the corner
Council the water tower pump was changed for $1,500, • 401(k) of Co. Rd. F & Co. Rd. 19. The steel outbuilding measures 50x70
and that Ed Spregg from Fremont changed the pumps. • Paid Vacation • Paid Holidays and has a large overhead door for most farm equipment.
Ankney stated the air filter was also changed, and he Personal Property
showed the old pump to Council and how plugged it Please stop in and see us between 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Antiques: 2 drop leaf tables (one painted), stand made from an
was. or call at 419-737-2600 and ask for recruiting. organ, 2 kitchen chairs, 2 silver dollars, foreign coins and several
gold rings, wrist watches, South Bend pocket watch, crocks.
He asked Ms. Lumbrezer to check with the original Auction & Realty Furniture: 2 gun cabinets, maple table w/ 6 chairs, end tables, cof-
installers about the warranty, and a refund on the air fee tables, cedar chest, card table & chairs, microwave cart, step
filter. Ankney stated that a full body harness is needed Public Auction stool, old wooden high chair, 2 flat screen TV’s, 2 couches, several
to climb the water tower, and informed Council that recliners, lamps, fans, piano, console stereo system, large wall mir-
he would like to put a chlorine analyzer at the pump ABSOLUTE PERSONAL PROPERTY ror, walnut computer desk, file cabinet, office desk & office equip-
house at a cost of $4,500.00, adding that the analyz- 2011 Jeep Liberty 4x4 Limited ment, maple and oak bedroom suites w/ mirrors, mattresses & box
er will help with testing for Trihalomethanes (THM). springs, vacuum cleaners.
Council approved the purchase of the chlorine ana- Antiques, Collectibles & Household Household & Misc.: Currier Ives china by Royal, party set, egg
lyzer. Saturday, August 25th @ 10:00am shell/Nautilus china by Homer Laughlin, wine & dessert glasses, 2
sets of silverware, jars & canning, Pyrex, pots & pans, small appli-
Ms. Lumbrezer reported she sent 18 ten-day notic- LOCATION: 404 John St., Bryan, OH ances, & many kitchen items. Washer & dryer, collectables, Fenton
es, 1 one-day notice, and two are still shut off. Coun- 2011 Jeep Liberty 4x4 Limited Fully Loaded – Leather, Chrome bride’s basket, baskets, blankets, Christmas, toys, books, puzzles,
cilor O’Neil asked if residents are still getting water Radio-Flyer wagon, lawn furniture, Coleman lantern, fishing, garden
bills late. Ms. Lumbrezer stated the water bills were Wheels, 59K + Miles. One Owner, Very Nice Condition. tools, gas grill, & bicycles.
received late again, and Russ at the post office is writ- Antiques, Collectibles and Glassware: Milk glass (Fostoria), blue Guns: Remington 870 Express 12 gauge A066934, Remington 22
ing a letter to his superiors to inform them of the prob- willow dish set (England), lanterns, oil lamps, toby jugs, crystal, am- Caliber Sport Master model 341 semi-automatic, Savage model
lems. Tanya stated she talked to USTI utility billing berina, jewel top inkwell, sterling silver sets, costume jewelry, antique 220 16 gauge single shot, 12 gauge ammunition, 38 Special am-
software, and they are checking on E-Billing. hair pins, large asst. of collectible pitchers, standard time clock, Co- munition, and gun cleaning supplies.
lonial grandfather clock and much more. Car & ATV: 1998 Oldsmobile “88” 4 door w/ 135,460 miles, in
Ms. Lumbrezer informed Council that water loss for Househould: Flat screen TV’s, rolltop secretary, two queen size beds very nice condition. Yamaha Kodiak 400 4x4 ATV/Reverse with
June was 22 percent. Councilor John Good asked if and frames (like new), mirrored wardrobe dresser, serpentine front 4,346 miles. 16 hp. Simplicity riding mower with grass catcher. 5.5
Rod Kurfiss could put a sticker of some kind on the dresser w/mirror, jewelry chest, end tables, dining room tables & Hp 21” snow blower.
hydrants to see which hydrants are being opened. Ms. chairs, china cabinet, lighted curio cabinets, lamps, glass top patio Outbuilding Items: Electric chainsaw, weed whip, hedge clipper,
Lumbrezer stated she would talk to Rod, and that there set, bar stools, washer & dryer (like new), pots & pans, kitchenware, blower, 30’ wooden ladder, 8’ fiberglass step ladder, portable
has been no activity on the camera at the Fire Hall. lawn supplies & much more. farm scales, fence posts, wood, hardware cloth, wheel barrel,
Personal Property Terms: Cash or good check day of sale. post hold digger, boxes of bolts, log chains, bucksaw, speakers,
Councilor O’Neil inquired about the security camer- *Lunch Served humidifiers, Shop-Vac, floor jack, air tank, salamander, 5hp air
as for the downtown district, to which Ms. Lumbrezer Person: Pictures on AuctionZip.com ID #3836 compressor, gas chain saw, beach vise, craftsman toolbox, lots of
replied that she had not received an answer as of yet. hand tools & wrenches, tile scoop, pitch forks, cross cut saw, sythe,
Councilor Good asked if the speed camera was going to Sale Conducted By: sled & much more.
return to town, to which Ms. Lumbrezer said yes. Note: Pictures on Auction Zip.com ID#3836
Owner: Terms: Real Estate 10% Down Day of Sale, Balance @ Closing,
Ms. Lumbrezer informed Council that the village Leta Marzolf Personal Property: cash or good check before removing items
membership in the Fulton County economic Develop- from premises.
ment Corporation is up for renewal at $500. Council Sale Order: Farm land at 10:00am followed by house and out-
agreed to the renewal without dissent. building. Parcels will not be combined.
Ms. Lumbrezer advised Council that the 12th an- Owner: Sale Conducted By:
nual Donahue Memorial Run, formerly known as the
Trot for a Track event, is moving back to Lyons. The Marshall Leslie Trust
September 17 event will be held at the ball park, and Ryan Breininger Attorney of
is being headed up by Phil Schwan. the law firm
Newcomer, Shaffer, Spangler
Councilor Good reported that he had received a re- & Breininger
fund check for the year 2016 from the Regional Income
Tax Agency (RITA). He is requesting that Ms. Lum- Statements made day of sale take Auctioneers: Auctioneers: T.J. Zimmerman, Tim Carlin, Dave Dempsey
brezer contact RITA, because he wants interest on the precedence over printed material. T.J. Zimmerman, Tim Carlin & Dave Dempsey Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed material.
late payment.
Statements made day of sale take
Mayor Andrea Gleckler reported that she and Ms. precedence over printed material.
Lumbrezer were in attendance at the recent meeting of
the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments To Place Your Classified Today By Calling 419-485-4851!
(TMACOG). She stated that the representatives of sev-
eral Fulton County villages were also in attendance,
and that the subject matters discussed at the meeting
were very interesting.
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WILLIAMS & FULTON COUNTY (NORTHWEST OHIO) SPORTS ACTION
Delta Hosts Stryker & Woodward Girls Tennis
In Preseason Football Scrimmage
August 11th, 2018
Bryan 5 Fostoria 0
The Lady Golden Bears opened their season by
taking all five matches from Fostoria. Winning in
singles matches were Sloane Brown, Katie Ferrell,
and Jennessa Johnson with the doubles teams of
Kate Grothaus/Taylor Peters and Olivia DeLeon/
Kayla VonSeggern were also victorious in their
matches.
PHOTOS BY BILL O’CONNELL, STAFF Varsity Golf
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Defiance Bulldog Invitational
Several area teams opened their 2018 season
at the Bulldog Invitational at Eagle Rock Coun-
try Club in Defiance. Bryan finished second with a
team score of 343, just one stroke behind the first
place Napoleon Wildcats. Junior Case Hartman
shot a 72 and was the tournament medalist while
Connor Shirkey added an 80 to lead the Golden
Bears. Archbold was fourth with a 348, led by 84s
from AJ Mahnke and Kade Kern. Eric Parker fired
an 86 to lead Wauseon to a seventh place finish
(359), North Central was paced by Chace Booth-
man with an 80 to place 12th (368), Pettisville was
13th with a 374, and Stryker finished 18th (420)
with Spencer Clingman firing a 76 to tie for second
place individually.
August 7th, 2018
Antwerp 165 Montpelier 192
Ethan Marihugh shot a 46 as the Locos
dropped their season opener at Pond-A-River golf
course against Antwerp. Hunter Burlew and Ro-
man Sommer each had 48s with Aaron Stoy and
Brock O’Neal shooting 50s to round out the scor-
ing for Montpelier.
Other Scores:
Ayersville 186 Hilltop 189
Swanton 175 North Central 180 Otsego 201
August 8th, 2018
Kalida Invitational
Connor Shirkey was tournament medalist with
a 74 and the Bryan Golden Bears finished in third
place as a team with a 342 at the Kalida Invita-
tional held at Country Acres Golf Club. Case Hart-
man also finished in the top ten individually as he
fired an 80 to place ninth overall. The host Kalida
Wildcats won the event with a team score of 326.
August 9th, 2018
Paulding Invitational
The Archbold Bluestreaks tallied a 317 to win
the Paulding Invitational at Auglaize Golf Course.
Mitch Grosjean shot a 76 and AJ Mahnke had a
round of 78 to lead Archbold to the win. Bryan
(333) was fourth as they edged out Swanton (334)
who finished fifth. The Golden Bears were topped
by Connor Shirkey who was the match medalist
with a 70 and Case Hartman with a 75. Swanton
was paced by Carter Swank with a 78 and Austin
Luce carded a 79. Wauseon was 10th with a 362
as Trent Armstrong was their low score with an 88,
Cole Mattin fired an 87 to help the Delta Panthers
come home in 13th with a 378, and Montpelier
(378) was 14th led by Hunter Burlew with an 87.
Eagle/Bomber Invitational
Chace Boothman shot a 72 to earn medalist hon-
ors and lead North Central to the top spot in the
Eagle/Bomber Invitational at Suburban Golf Course.
Fayette was third with a 343 and had two golfers on
the All-Tournament team as Noah Brinegar shot a 78
and Tanner Lemley had a 79. Also making the team
were Stryker’s Spencer Clingaman (78), North Cen-
tral’s Collin Patten (78), and Max Leppelmeier (79)
of Pettisville. Other area team’s finishes were: 4. Pet-
tisville (355), 5. Stryker (356), 7. Evergreen (362), 9.
Edgerton (399), and 12. Hilltop (420).
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Montpelier & Swanton Square Off In Preseason Scrimmage
PHOTOS BY BILL O’CONNELL, STAFF
Shaq’s Son, Shareef O’Neal,
To Play Basketball At UCLA
LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA has game. O’Neal averaged 27 points as a
landed forward Shareef O’Neal. senior while Crossroads finished with
a 25-9 record.
The son of retired NBA great Sha-
quille O’Neal signed a grant-in-aid to UCLA coach Steve Alford says
attend UCLA this fall. He will enroll in O’Neal brings a “terrific combination of
summer school this month. size, skill and athleticism.”
The 6-foot-10, 220-pounder from O’Neal joins fellow freshmen Jules
Los Angeles played the last two sea- Bernard, Moses Brown, Tyger Camp-
sons at Crossroads High in nearby bell, Kenneth Nwuba and David Single-
Santa Monica. As a senior last sea- ton in UCLA’s incoming class.
son, O’Neal helped the school win the
CIF Division II state title for the first Shaquille O’Neal starred at LSU be-
time since 1997. He had 29 points, 17 fore going on to the NBA, where he won
rebounds and five blocks in the title four championships including three
with the Los Angeles Lakers.
VIEW ALL PHOTOS OF THIS EVENT FOR HEADED TO WESTWOOD ... In this March 23, 2018, file photo, Crossroads for-
FREE AT WWW.THEVILLAGEREPORTER.COM ward Shareef O’Neal, center, goes to the basket against Alameda center Kinglsey
Obiorah, right, during the second half of the Division II boys high school champi-
onship game, in Sacramento, Calif. The son of retired NBA great Shaquille O’Neal
signed a grant-in-aid to attend UCLA this fall. He will enroll in summer school this
month. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)
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Outside Firm Will Head Meyer Michigan’s Coach Beilein Has
Probe; Expected To Take 2 Weeks Successful Double Bypass Surgery
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan serve as interim coach during Beilein’s
INVESTIGATION ... In this Sept. 17, 2016, file pho- President Michael Drake basketball coach John Beilein under- recovery.
to, Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer, right, and in consultation with uni- went a double-bypass heart procedure
then-assistant coach Zach Smith, left, gesture from versity trustees, the state- and is expected to make a full recover, Pagani said Beilein underwent a two-
the sidelines during an NCAA college football game ment said. the school said Tuesday. vessel coronary bypass graft surgery.
against Oklahoma in Norman, Okla. Ohio State ex-
pects to open fall camp as scheduled on Friday, Aug. Meyer was put on paid The procedure was performed Mon- “The procedure is designed to im-
3, 2018, but without coach Urban Meyer. Meyer was leave last week amid ques- day by Dr. Francis Pagani at the Uni- prove blood flow to the heart, by taking
put on administrative leave on Wednesday, Aug. 1 over tions about what he knew versity of Michigan’s Samuel and Jean a healthy artery or vein from another
the handling of a longtime assistant who has been ac- and did about accusations Frankel Cardiovascular Center. Athletic part of the body and grafting it to the
cused of domestic violence. Co-offensive coordinator of abuse made against director Warde Manuel described the obstructed coronary artery,” Pagani
Ryan Day will be running the team while Ohio State Smith, who was fired July operation as “proactive” and said Beilein said. “The operation went well, and we
investigates claims that Meyer’s wife knew about 2015 24 after his ex-wife sought was resting comfortably with his family expect him to make a full recovery and
allegations of abuse against former Buckeyes assistant a restraining order against by his side. He is expected to leave the be back to his usual activities within a
Zach Smith, who was fired last week. (AP Photo/Sue him. The couple divorced hospital in a few days. few weeks.”
Ogrocki, File) in 2016.
“I feel grateful and blessed that this Beilein has coached at Michigan
Smith has never been surgery was performed at the Universi- for 11 seasons with a 248-143 record.
criminally charged or con- ty of Michigan,” Beilein said in a state- He has led the Wolverines to two Final
victed. ment. “I am going to work very hard in Fours, losing in the national title game
my rehabilitation to be stronger than this year and in 2013. He briefly emerged
Meyer initially told re- ever by the time practice begins for this this offseason as a candidate for the De-
porters at Big Ten Me- upcoming season.” troit Pistons’ vacancy, but they ended up
dia Days on July 25 that hiring Dwane Casey and Beilein stayed
he didn’t know anything The 65-year-old Beilein won’t go on at Michigan .
about abuse allegations the team’s trip to Spain from Aug. 17-
made by Courtney Smith 26. Assistant Saddi Washington will Beilein recently agreed to a contract
in October 2015. In a extension through the 2022-23 season.
statement released Friday
via Twitter , Meyer admit-
ted that he knew about
the 2015 incidents and in-
sisted he followed proper
protocol. He also admitted
lying to reporters about it.
What Meyer knew and
when he knew it became
By: Mitch Stacy a question after college football writer
AP SPORTS WRITER Brett McMurphy reported that Court-
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State ney Smith had told Meyer’s wife Shelley
will rely on an outside law firm to inves- about the 2015 incidents and shared
tigate what coach Urban Meyer knew pictures of injuries through text mes-
and did about domestic abuse accusa- sages that she shared with McMurphy.
tions against a former assistant, a pro- Smith denied assaulting his wife and
cess expected to be completed within said any physical injuries she might
two weeks, the university said Sunday have suffered were the result of him de-
night. fending himself. He said he discussed
Ohio State said in a release that a the 2015 allegations at the time with
trustees’ committee formed to coordi- Meyer and athletic director Gene Smith.
nate the investigation had an initial Ohio State’s policy on sexual miscon-
meeting and has hired a firm to conduct duct says anyone who supervises fac-
the probe of Meyer, who says he followed ulty, staff, students or volunteers has a
proper protocol when informed of a 2015 duty to report “when they receive a dis- HEART PROCEDURE ... In a Dec. 2, 2017, file photo, Michigan head coach John
abuse allegation against assistant Zach closure of sexual misconduct or become Beilein watches during the first half of an NCAA basketball game against the Indi-
Smith. aware of information that would lead a ana in Ann Arbor, Mich. Coach Beilein has undergone a double-bypass heart pro-
Mary Jo White of the national firm reasonable person to believe that sexual cedure and is expected to make a full recovery. The school says Beilein is expected
Debevoise & Plimpton is leading the in- misconduct may have occurred involv- to leave the hospital in a few days and be “fully active” by the start of the season.
vestigation, the university said. She’s a ing anyone covered under this policy.” The 65-year-old Beilein won’t go on the team’s trip to Spain from Aug. 17-26. (AP
former federal prosecutor and a former A clause in Meyer’s new contract, Photo/Paul Sancya, File)
chairwoman of the U.S. Securities and which raised his salary to $7.6 million
Exchange. this year and runs through 2022, also
“Ohio State is committed to a thor- requires him to “report to Ohio State’s
ough and complete investigation,” said Title IX athletics any known violations” “THE VILLAGE REPORTER”
Jo Ann Davidson, a former Ohio House of the sexual misconduct policy involv-
Speaker who is chairwoman of the trust- ing students, faculty or staff at the risk
ees’ group coordinating the effort. “We of being fired with cause. ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
look forward to sharing the results of Ohio State opened preseason practice
this investigation and any action the on Friday and starts the season Sept. 1
university may take.” against Oregon State. Co-offensive co-
Any decisions resulting from the in- ordinator Ryan Day is the acting head
vestigation will be made by Ohio State coach.
Purdue Drops, Ball State Keeps
Name Of Papa John’s Founder
CONTROVERSY ... In this Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017, file said in a statement he read CONNOR SHIRKEY CHACE BOOTHMAN
photo, Papa John’s founder and CEO John Schnatter before Friday’s board vote. BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
attends a meeting in Louisville, Ky. Schnatter says the
pizza chain needs him back as its public face, and that Ball State University, Bryan golfer Connor Shirkey Golfer Chace Boothman of North
it was a mistake for the company to scrub him from its meanwhile, said it will earned medalist honors at two in- Central has also been named Ath-
marketing materials after he acknowledged using a racial retain its recognition of vitationals last week to be named lete of the Week after he carded a
slur last month. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File) Schnatter, a 1983 gradu- Athlete of the Week. On Wednesday, 72 to earn medalist honors at the
ate of the Muncie, Indiana, August 8th he fired a 74 at the Kali- Eagle/Bomber Invitational last
school. Ball State started da Invitational as Bryan placed third week. Boothman’s score helped
the John H. Schnatter In- as a team. He followed that perfor- North Central shoot a 326 to take
stitute for Entrepreneur- mance the next day when he was the invitational championship.
ship and Free Enterprise medalist at the Paulding Invitational
in 2016 after he and the with a round of 70 as the Golden
Charles Koch Foundation Bears finished fourth.
gave a $3.25 million dona-
tion. *Selected “Athletes Of The Week” may pick up their free shirts
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at
Ball State trustees
chairman Rick Hall said in The Village Reporter, 115 Broad St., Montpelier.
a statementthat Schnat-
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. taken out of context. He ter’s comment wasn’t de- Northwest Ohio’s Sporting
(AP) — Purdue University told The Associated Press rogatory, calling it “an Goods Headquarters!
is dropping the name of the this week that he should be example of improper con-
Papa John’s founder from back as the chain’s public duct.” 1495 N. Shoop Ave., Wauseon • 419-335-1717
a business school program face.
amid controversy over his “His response was to
use of a racial slur, while The University of Lou- promptly issue an apol-
his Indiana alma mater an- isville acted within days ogy and unequivocally de-
nounced Friday it is keep- to remove the Papa John’s nounce racism,” Hall said.
ing its public ties with name from its football “He has reaffirmed those
John Schnatter. stadium and Schnatter’s views to us personally, and
name from its business such sentiment is consis-
Purdue’s Board of Trust- college’s Center for Free tent with Ball State’s val-
ees voted unanimously Fri- Enterprise. But Purdue ues.”
day to offer Schnatter a trustees chairman Mike
refund of the $8 million do- Berghoff said university Many other institutions
nation that was announced leaders had a responsibil- have cut ties with Papa
in April with the renaming ity to put time into a deci- John’s. The University of
of the John H. Schnatter sion about whether to re- Utah decided to close the
Center for Economic Re- move Schnatter’s name. location in the campus
search. food court. The school said
“The board believes Schnatter’s use of the slur
Schnatter resigned as this action is necessary to was in “direct opposition to
chairman of the Louis- avoid distraction from the our values.”
ville, Kentucky-based pizza center’s work, counter-
chain after Forbes reported productive division on the
last month that he used campus, and any inference
the N-word during a media of any deviation from the
training conference call. He university’s often-stated
has apologized for using stance on tolerance and
the word, but said it was racial relations,” Berghoff
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Rock Stars: Indians Unveil Ohio State Opens Practice
Guitar Logo For ’19 All-Star Game But Keeps Coaches, Players Away
By: Tom Withers across a variety of platforms — from By: Mitch Stacy Stadium.
AP SPORTS WRITER merchandise to uniform patches to be- AP SPORTS WRITER Among the chanting, sign-waving
ing painted on the field.
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland’s rock COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State crowd was Stacy Elliott, father of for-
‘n’ roll roots will be on display for the She’s especially proud of the 2019 is trying to get back to business as usu- mer Ohio State and current Dallas Cow-
2019 All-Star Game. logo, which she described as “unique.” al while coach Urban Meyer is on paid boys running back Ezekiel Elliott, who
leave, opening part of Tuesday’s practice was suspended for six games last sea-
Inspired by the city’s deep musical It’s certainly not divisive. to the media even as coaches and play- son while the NFL investigated domes-
history, the team unveiled the logo for Under pressure from MLB and oth- ers remained off-limits for interviews. tic violence accusations against him. He
next year’s game — a red-white-and- ers, the Indians will no longer wear the denied any wrongdoing and was never
blue guitar with a body bordered with contentious Chief Wahoo on their caps The first half hour of the Buckeyes’ charged.
baseball stitching. and jerseys starting next season. And fourth practice was open for observation
while there has been speculation that and photography , with acting coach Stacy Elliott spoke fervently in favor
The blending of baseball and music Cleveland conceded to the move in order Ryan Day staying at the far end of the of Meyer.
is a not-so-subtle reminder to the rest of to host the All-Star Game, the team has field working with quarterbacks.
the country that Cleveland rocks. insisted the timing was just coinciden- “He handled the situation to way his
tal. The Buckeyes typically open the be- job required him to,” Elliott said. “It’s
The Indians are hosting the annual Dolan said there was no discussion ginning of selected practices and regu- wrong that he’s not on the field with his
mid-season event on July 9 for a re- about Chief Wahoo in designing the All- larly make coaches and players avail- boys right now.”
cord sixth time. And next year’s game Star logo. able for interviews. But this hasn’t been
coincides with the 25th anniversary of “That wasn’t even on our radar,” he a normal preseason camp so far. Meyer initially told reporters at Big
Progressive Field, which was known as said. “One, we did this a long time ago. Ten Media Days on July 25 that he didn’t
Jacobs Field when it hosted the 1997 The typical All-Star logo is the skyline of Meyer was put on paid leave last week know anything about abuse allegations
game. the city, maybe with the ballpark in the amid questions about what he knew and made by Zach Smith’s ex-wife Courtney
background, and we said we would like did about accusations of abuse made in October 2015. In a statement released
Owner Paul Dolan, MLB Deputy Com- to do something different and we would against former assistant Zach Smith in Friday via Twitter, Meyer admitted that
missioner Tony Petitti, Cleveland Mayor like to draw on music as being a theme 2015. The wide receivers coach/recruit- he knew about the 2015 incidents and
Frank Jackson and Indians manager and that was the extent of our instruc- ing coordinator — who also is the son insisted he followed proper protocol. He
Terry Francona, All-Star shortstop Fran- tion.” of the late Ohio State coach and Meyer also admitted lying to reporters about it.
cisco Lindor and first-base coach Sandy Cleveland, which also hosted All-Star mentor Earle Bruce — was fired July 23
Alomar, who hit the game-winning home Games in 1935, 1954, 1963 and 1981, after his ex-wife sought a restraining or- What Meyer knew and when he knew
run for the American League in ‘97, at- has long been considered the birthplace der against him. it became a question after college foot-
tended Tuesday’s ceremony that official- of rock after local disc jockey Alan Freed ball writer Brett McMurphy reported
ly begins the countdown to next year’s coined the term “rock and roll.” The Rock Ohio State has appointed a six-mem- that Courtney Smith had told Meyer’s
game. & Roll Hall of Fame opened one year af- ber team to coordinate the investigation wife Shelley about the 2015 incidents
ter Jacobs Field, and the two structures and an outside law firm has been hired and shared pictures of injuries through
Plans for the logo began shortly after have been linked to the city’s downtown to conduct it. The university said the text messages that she shared with Mc-
the team was awarded the game. rebirth. probe is expected to be completed within Murphy.
The Indians and MLB officials have two weeks.
“We ask them what do they want to met with the Rock Hall about being in- Courtney Smith’s attorney said in a
do with their mission and what they corporated into festivities around next While players were checking in Mon- statement that Smith will cooperate with
wanted to do was celebrate Cleveland year’s game. day evening to the hotel where they will the university’s investigation.
as the birthplace and spiritual home of “You can see from the logo what stay during camp, around 200 fans ral-
rock and roll,” said Anne Occi, MLB’s we think the tie-in should be in Cleve- lied in support of Meyer outside Ohio The Buckeyes open the season Sept.
vice president of design, who has been land,” Petitti said. “We try to do some- 1 against Oregon State.
involved in creating All-Star logos for 28 thing unique in every market we’re in,
years. “They wanted to talk us through so music is what you can expect to see
the game and the experience and how in 2019.”
the idea of baseball and rock and roll go
together within the central part of Cleve-
land culture.”
Occi said one of the biggest challeng-
es in designing a logo that can be used
ALL STAR LOGO ... Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan, left and Tony Petitti, MLB ACTING COACH ... In this Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017, photo, Ohio State’s Ryan Day
Deputy Commissioner, Business & Media, unveil the 2019 All-Star logo, Tuesday, stands on the field before the team’s game against Oklahoma in Columbus, Ohio.
Aug. 7, 2018, in Cleveland. Indians took the rock ‘n’ roll route with a logo for the Day was named acting coach Thursday, Aug. 2, 2018, at Ohio State, after coach
2019 All-Star Game that won’t offend anyone. The Indians are hosting the event Urban Meyer was put on administrative leave. (Marvin Fong/The Plain Dealer via
for the sixth time, and next year’s game coincides with the 25th anniversary of Pro- AP)
gressive Field. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
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2018 Sports Schedules
August 17 - 23
By: Scott Hammer won the first three and then Chris Henry FOOTBALL (Aug 21) Maumee @ Evergreen
Thirty-two UMP Late Models filled the swept the next six. Unfortunately for Hen- (Aug 17) Antwerp @ Evergreen (Aug 21) North Central @ Edon
pits at Oakshade Raceway for Saturday ry, he scratched for the night before the (Aug 21) Pettisville @ Montpelier
evening’s AmeriGas Night. Rusty Schlenk feature events. That opened the door for (Jamboree) (Aug 23) Ayersville @ Archbold
came out on top and picked up his fourth Foks to pick up his fourth feature win and (Aug 17) Ayersville @ Swanton
Oakshade Raceway feature win of the year. after starting on the pole, that is exactly (Aug 23) Cardinal Stritch @
At the start of the 25-lap AmeriGas what the Holland, Ohio did. (scrimmage) Evergreen
UMP Late Model feature, outside pole- (Aug 17) Eastwood @ Archbold
sitter Chris Sands grabbed the lead with Craig Dippman and Dylan Hough were (Aug 23) Delta @ Emmanuel
last week’s feature winner Devin Shiels battling in the top five early in the race (scrimmage) Christian
and Ryan Missler in pursuit. A caution for when they both spun forcing them to re- (Aug 17) Montpelier @ Fairview
Matt Lindsey on lap nine tightened up the start at the back. Foks eventually built up (Aug 23) Edon @ Fayette
field for a restart. Shiels and Missler took a big lead over Dylan Burt who was trying (scrimmage) (Aug 23) Hicksville @ Wauseon
advantage and both drivers got by Sands to fend off Richard Riffe for second, but a (Aug 17) Pandora-Gilboa @ Hilltop
for the top two positions, racing three-wide late caution set up a two-lap shootout to (Aug 23) Hilltop @ Edgerton
shortly after the restart. the checkered flag and would give Burt one (Jamboree) (Aug 23) Montpelier @ North Central
Rusty Schlenk from McClure, Ohio, last shot at Foks. Foks held on to lead the (Aug 17) Patrick Henry @ Edgerton
came from the ninth starting position to entire distance with Burt settling for sec- (Aug 23) Stryker @ Pettisvillew
challenge for the lead in the final few laps. ond followed by Riffe, Terry Rushlow and (scrimmage) SOCCER (BOYS)
He was able to get by Missler and Shiels to Craig Dippman recovered for a fifth place (Aug 17) Paulding @ Bryan
take the lead away with two laps to go and finish. (Aug 17) Delta @ Emmanuel
went on to pick up the victory. Shiels and (scrimmage) Christian
Missler finished second and third respec- Hillsdale, Michigan’s Cory Gumm start- (Aug 18) Edon @ Calvert (scrimmage)
tively with Dan Wallace and Brad Wade ed on the pole of the AmeriGas Compact (Aug 17) Wauseon @ Rossford
the rest of the top five finishers. feature event and went on to pick up his CROSS COUNTRY (Friday Night Futbol)
Rusty Smith was trying for his second third feature win of the season. Ken Watts (Aug 21) Wauseon @ Hilltop
AmeriGas UMP Sportsman feature win of finished second with last week’s feature (Aug 18) Bryan @ Paulding
the season as he led the first part of the winner, Nathan Goodman, ending up (Aug 21) Edon @ Fremont (Aug 18) Fort Jennings @ Archbold
AmeriGas feature event. Mathew Chap- third. Joe Elliott and Jason Deshler were GOLF
man marched his way to the front after the rest of the top five finishers. (Aug 18) Pettisville @ Lake
starting fifth and took the lead from Smith ((Aug 17) Archbold @ Detwiler Invita- (Aug 18) Swanton @ Toledo Christian
on lap nine. Roscoe Stetten from Adrian, Michi- tional
The Tecumseh, Michigan driver went on gan, won the final event of the night, The (Aug 20) Start @ Swanton
to lead the final 11 laps for his second con- AmeriGas Hot Rod Welding & Engineering (Aug 17) Holgate @ Stryker (Aug 21) Delta @ Liberty Center
secutive and fifth feature win on the year. Bomber B Main after starting on the pole. (Aug 17) Patrick Henry Girls @ Arch-
Smith held on to finish second with Mike Chuck Stuckey started deep in the field (Aug 21) MVCD @ Pettisville
Jessen, the Oakshade AmeriGas Sports- and finished in the second position. Zach bold (Aug 21) Van Buren @ Archbold
man point leader third. That finishing Stotz started second and slipped back one (Aug 20) Delta/Hilltop @ Fayette
order tightens up an already close point spot to finish third. Dave McMannamy (Aug 20) Edgerton @ Montpelier (Aug 21) Wauseon @ Bryan
battle among those three drivers heading also started deep in the field and ended up (Aug 23) Pettisville @ Maumee
into the final month of competition. Josh fourth with Shane Estes rounding out the (Aug 20) Evergreen @ Lake
Robertson and Satch Crispen rounded out top five. (Aug 20) Fayette @ Delta (Aug 23) Van Wert @ Bryan
the rest of the top five finishers. (Aug 23) Waite @ Swanton
There have been only two different driv- Saturday, August 18th is Wauseon Ma- (Aug 20) Holgate @ Wauseon
ers to win a Hot Rod Welding & Engineer- chine & Manufacturing Night at Oakshade (Aug 20) Tinora @ Archbold SOCCER (GIRLS)
ing Bomber A Main all year. Jeff Foks Jr. Raceway featuring a full show of UMP Late (Aug 21) Antwerp @ Hilltop (Aug 17) Wauseon @ Rossford
Models, AmeriGas UMP Sportsman, Hot (Aug 21) North Central @ Edon
Rod Welding & Engineering Bombers and (Aug 21) Pettisville @ Fayette (Friday Night Futbol)
Compacts. Gates open at 4pm with hot (Aug 21) Toledo Christian @ Swanton (Aug 18) Kalida @ Archbold
laps at 6pm and racing at 7pm. (Aug 21) Wauseon @ Otsego (Aug 20) Archbold @ Springfield
(Aug 23) Ayersville @ Edgerton (Aug 20) Delta @ Northwood
(Aug 23) Bryan @ Wayne Trace Invi- (Aug 20) Evergreen @ Bowling Green
(Aug 20) Ottawa Glandorf @ Swanton
tational (Aug 21) Evergreen @ Maumee
(Aug 23) Evergreen @ Emmanuel (Aug 21) Shawnee @ Bryan
(Aug 23) Anthony Wayne @ Archbold
Christian (Aug 23) Bryan @ Wauseon
(Aug 23) Fairview/Fayette @ (Aug 23) Liberty Center @ Delta
(Aug 23) Swanton @ Evergreen
Wauseon
(Aug 23) Montpelier @ Hilltop TENNIS (GIRLS)
(Aug 23) Pettisville @ North Central (Aug 17) Archbold @ Napoleon
(Aug 23) Stryker @ Ayersville
(Aug 23) Swanton @ Elmwood Invitational
(Aug 17) Wauseon @ Oak Harbor
VOLLEYBALL
(Aug 18) Maumee @ Wauseon (Aug 18) Bryan @ Rossford
(Aug 18) Stryker @ Liberty Center (Aug 20) Bryan @ Woodward
(Aug 20) Napoleon @ Archbold
(Aug 20) Delta @ Fayette (Aug 20) Wauseon @ Toledo Christian
(Aug 20) Edgerton @ Montpelier (Aug 21) Archbold @ Springfield
(Aug 21) Bowling Green @ Bryan
(Aug 20) Holgate @ Pettisville (Aug 21) Rossford @ Wauseon
(Aug 21) Bryan @ Tinora (Aug 23) Archbold @ Rossford
(Aug 23) Maumee @ Wauseon
(Aug 21) Edgerton @ Fayette
(Aug 21) Hilltop @ Stryker
(Aug 21) Lake @ Delta
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ARCHBOLD VARSITY FOOTBALL … (Row 1) Mason Babcock, Zach Rocha, Izrael Reyes, LJ Tijerina, Holden Galvan, Kasyn Schaffner, Aiden Warncke, Owen Roehrig,
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Carter Gime, Manager Maddox Pinter, Manager Jason Grime, Manager Wyatt Gericke, Manager Lars Sole, Jose Luna, Zane Behnfeldt, Sammy Ruffer. Missing-Manager
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VARSITY BOYS SOCCER TEAM ... (Row 1) Manager Isaiahs Gracia, Manager Brexton Grime. (Row 2) Connor Hagans, Lucas Yoder, Nick Waidelich, Kaiden Bedsole,
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ARCHBOLD GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY … (Front) Managers Charlee Forward, Adison Kinsman. (Middle) Caitlyn
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ARCHBOLD VARSITY VOLLEYBALL … (Front) Meg Ames, Kennedy Hurst, Olivia Baden. (Middle) Gabby Nafziger, Elee Kammeyer, Brittani Becher, Blair Bucklew, Alexa
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Langenderfer, Amaiah Valderas, Addie Arnold, Vailor Middleton, MaKenna Turner.
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BRYAN VARSITY VOLLEYBALL … (Front) Josey Arnold. (Middle) Hanna Gorzelanc- Beck, Kloee Antigo, Coach Brittany Sanders.
zyk, Kennedy Lamberson, Gwen Spengler, Lexi Dietsch, Kelly Miller. (Back) Coach
Jordan Wittler, Coach Karen Meister, Courtney Whetro, McKendry Semer, Kloee
Antigo, Madison Johnson, Abby Fernihough, Jessica Robb, Addie Arnold, Coach
Brittany Sanders, Coach Mel Reinhart.
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genderfer, Amaiah Valderas, Tara Morr, Jordan Beck, MaKenna Fry. (Back) Coach
Jordan Wittler, Morgan Koenig, Lexi Alspaugh, Malerri Fry, Annie King. Three locationsBRYAN VARSITY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY …F(Forrontth) LeilyoDniexsony, oAdudileeOabveerlibn,ehind.
Addie Struble. (Back) Coach Ashley Rice, Audrey Zimmerman, Alexis Kozumplik,
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EdgerBtounlldogs 2018 Williams & Fulton County
PHOTOS BY KENT HUTCHINSON, STAFF
EDGERTON FOOTBALL ... (Front) Ethan Brown, Shane Kellogg, Micah Ritter, Greg Roth, Eli Branham, Clayton Flegal, Braydon Cape, Brody Degryse, Tylor Hartman. (Row 2)
Tyler Eustace, Trevor Eustace, Carl Blalock, Jaron Cape, Nolan Swank, Colin Gary, Arryn Pahl, Hunter Prince, Logan Showalter, Hunter Hamblin. (Row 3) Ashton Miler, Craig
Blue, Jared Swan, Creed Meuhlfeld, JJ Beavers, Jordan Warner, Caleb Schlie, Sawyer Hake, Kolby Stark, Ethan Wasson. (Row 4) Isaiah Kellogg, Brody Cheek, Alex Koerner,
Anakin Scott, Gannon Ripke, Nate Timbrook, Drew Osmun, Terrell Nickells. (Back) Assistant Coach Carl Sonneberger, Assistant Coach Jon Seslar, Assistant Coach Seth Schro-
eder, Head Coach Ben Wilhelm, Assistant Coach Jim Saul, Assistant Coach Brody Flegal,
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EDGERTON BOYS & GIRLS VARSITY GOLF … Coach Toby Kennerk, Cole Bur- CHEERLEADERS ... (Front) Aliyssa McCormick, Dominic Gigax. (Middle) Serina Imm,
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EdgerBtounlldogs 2018 Williams & Fulton County
JV VOLLEYBALL ... (Front) Zara McNalley, Grace Nye. (Middle) Madison Smith, FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL ... (Front) Karissa Merillat, Hannah Nihart, Chloe Me-
Faith Herman, Avrey Degryse, Hannah Warner. (Back) Aislinn Trejo, JV Coach rillat. (Back) Nadaly Knox, Grace Schroeder, Alex McGlaughlin, Dominque Fort,
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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ... (Front) Abby Hopkins, Paige Canales, Kendra Blue. (Middle) Claire Flegal, Kayla
Cobb, Ally Cape, Coral Picillo, Lydia Adams, Heaven Imm. (Back) Head Coach, Samantha Savage, Melody
Cheek, Megan Sullivan, Halle Siebenaler, Casey Leppelmeier, Emma Siebenaler, Bree Hug, Freshman Coach
Alex McGlaughlin, JV Coach Krista Pahl.
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StrykerPanthers 2018 Williams & Fulton County
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sopple, Kaleb Holsopple, Tristin Sampson. (Back) Joseph Ramon, Kiah Patterson, Trinitie Woolace, Abby Grice, West Unity, OH 43570
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StrykerPanthers 2018 Williams & Fulton County
PHOTOS BY MONICA SMITH
FOOTBALL ... (Front) Cody Lambert, Max Wonders, Izayuh Littin, Alex Grice, Carter Zimmann and Gavin Campbell. (Row 2) Izaiah Sanchez, Wyatt Short, Noah Huffman, Mason
Gruzynski, Cameron Wonders and Chase Fadley. (Row 3) Logan Liechty, Amos Sloan, Payton Woolace, Logan Stuckey, James Dixon, Solomon Nafziger. (Back) Coaches Kent
Holsopple, Joe Keween, Jake Estle, Justin Sonnenberg.
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Best Wishes This
Sports Season!
VARSITY GOLF … Logan Boetz, Spencer Clingaman, Reece Hall, Devon Weirauch, Coach John Ruffer.
Good Luck Stryker Panthers!
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JV VOLLEYBALL … (Front) Shauna Miehls and Emilyanne Cox. (Middle) Olivia Whitlock, Haylee Fulk, Sydney Proud Supporters of the
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HilltopCadets 2018 Williams & Fulton County
PHOTOS PROVIDED
HILLTOP VARSITY FOOTBALL … (Front) David Carpetner, Jacob Champion, Riley Burdine, Christian McKinney, Justin Lesniak, Alex Lopez. (Row 2) Dan Shilling, Adley
McNeal, Kyle Yates, Carson Mahlman, Jay Garrett, Hayden Brown. (Row 3) Hazen Buchanan, Alex Swany-Richmond, Emmitt Burdine, Levi Lopez, Connor Schlosser,
Shane Poe. (Row 4) Andyn Haynes, Shane Spires, Kaiden Clendenin, Evan Schoonover, Chase Whitman, Jadyn McClary. (Row 5) Mike Garcia, Alex Stephens, Ty Cream-
er, Hunter Leupp, Wyatt Beltz. (Back) Coach Jason Marvin, Coach Phil Fogel, Coach Bill Boyer, Student Manager Alisha Bauer, Head Coach Nathan Massie, Coach Andy
Schlosser, Coach Doug Williamson.
Go Cadets!
HILLTOP CHEERLEADERS … (Front) Haylee Sexton, Zoi Bauer. (Middle) Trinity Bennett, Ann Schilt, Kyra
Knapp. (Back) Tori Bauer, Tayler Bleikamp, Coach Jen Marvin, McKenna Wendorf, Vivien Ewing.
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HILLTOP VARSITY VOLLEYBALL … (Front) Taryn Grant, Jaden Rising, Hannah Riley, Kendall Roth, Katelynn Smith, Morgan Norden. (Back) Coach Janice Bruner, Sara
Barnum, Madisyn Underwood, Morgyn Siegel, Arleigh VanArsdalen, Coach Rhonda VanArsdalen, Coach Cristin Hagans.
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HilltopCadets 2018 Williams & Fulton County
HILLTOP CROSS COUNTRY … (Front) Kayleen Jennings, Ericka Dennison, Ragen Roesch, Ashlie Higdon, Emily Banks. (Middle) Coach Dan Hurd, Luis Ayala - Aguilera,
Maddie Schaper, Leanna Baker, Jacqueline Wagner, Lily Dunsworth. (Back) Joe Reamsnyder, Carson Jennings, Ian Hoffman, Matthew Wyse, Blue Repp.
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maul, Kasin Deck, Joshua Fugate, Coach Nelson Turner. (Back) Braden Yates, Karter Gray, Skylar Butterfield,
Justin Ayala - Aguilera, Nash Kuney.
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