July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Blood donors announced (12/7/04)
Taking Note
A Red Cross blood drive was held Friday at Asbury United Methodist Church in Portland with 107 people donating blood.
Receiving gallon awards were Max Bedwell, 4 gallons; Madonna Bisel, 10 gallons; Marilyn Bowers, 8 gallons; James Burkett, 3 gallons; Eldon Campbell, 13 gallons; Rosalie Clamme, 8 gallons; Margaret Hummel, 5 gallons; Gary Johnston, 1 gallon.
Francis Laux, 15 gallons; Bonnie Muhlenkamp, 12 gallons; Doris Muhlenkamp, 12 gallons; Sandra Newton, 1 gallon; Rebekah Schwartz, 2 gallons; Dan Smith, 2 gallons; Andy Wendel, 1 gallon; Nancy Wolford, 3 gallons and Janice Wendel, 2 gallons.
Donating were Ralph Laux, Andy L. Wendel, Darwin J. Harter, Jerry L. Hummel, Amanda Schwartz, Wanetta F. Millett, Michael R. Wallace, Dan B. Smith, Eldon L. Campbell, Darrell L. Borders, John W. Roessner, Linda L. Clemons, Garth L. LeMaster, John H. Ferguson and Denise A. Glentzer.
Brad Glentzer, James F. Haines, Elizabeth A. Skiver, James L. Muhlenkamp, Juanita J. Basham, Abra A. Taylor, Larie A. Kingel, Max Bedwell, Leona A. Benedict, Jerry W. Kelly Sr., Don R. Enyart, Leaha Schwartz, Sue Bowers, Margaret D. Hummel and Constance F. Ronald.
Vicki L. Leonard, Harold L. Bradburn, Shalee E. Baker, Alan W. Campbell, Francis J. Laux, Linda Shreve, Emily A. Dill, Ivo J. Goettemoeller, Charlene P. Theurer, Thomas C. Kennedy, Rosalie A. Clamme, Charles J. Bentz, Pam J. Rogers, Paula E. Barron and Carla S. Sibery.
Gary D. Johnston, Bill Brandt, Eric Rogers, Madonna W. Bisel, Charlene Whitenack, Larry L. Loyd, John D. Hart, James V. Link, James R. Burkett, Richard L. Cummins, Barbara A. Grieshop, Bonnie A. Abbott, Janet V. Dues, Janet A. Brunswick and Doris A. Muhlenkamp.
Robert Gardner, Susan Schrock, Bonnie S. Foreman, Scott W. Hilfiker, Carl J. Stoner, Sandra K. Newton, David L. Goodman, Mary T. Hemmelgarn, Paul L. Minnich, Joeseph S. Reinhard, Guy G. Pensinger, Jack E. Rouch, Samuel Crump, Russell E. Davis and Nancy J. Wolford.
Peggy L. Smiley, John P. Knipp, David L. Wolford, Ned Rees, Diana J. Lewis, Alyssa E. Johnson, Nicole L. Best, Josh D. Gibson, Doug Johnson, Todd L. Hummer, Judith A. Zearbaugh, Bonnie Muhlenkamp, Judy A. Sipe, Alice A. Vold and Michael G. Weitzel.
Freeda C. Osenbaugh, Jake EP Schwartz, Catherine A. Schwartz, Fannie A. Schwartz, Rebekah A. Schwartz, Aden A. Schwartz, Marvin E. Troyer, Christian Ac Schwartz, Michelle D. Pace, Rick Rines, Charles W. Myers, Michael E. Eads, Bryan L. Henkle, Janice M. Wendel, Carolyn S. Hosier, Charles E. Denney Jr. and Jonathon E. Resler.
Volunteering were Portland Morning Optimists, Betty Schwartz, Gladys Kaderly, Martha Burk, Shirley Herrin, Gertrude Metz, Merylin Strohl, Lucy Klopfenstein, Anna Wolford, Janice Durham, Mary Boozier.
Norma Cash, Jo Takats, Wanetta Shreeve, Wilma Shepherd, Jean Rines, Sara Rhodehamel, Rogers Durham, Pike Friends and Neighbors Home Ec. Club, Frances Duke, Terry Myers, Rev. Joe Hines-Redkey Faith Ministries, and Betty Sue Manor.
Donating food items and supplies were McDonald’s, Papa John’s Pizza, Bob and Sons Insurance, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Fairview United Methodist Women, Oak Grove United Methodist Women and Portland Loyal Order of the Moose.
CHRISTMAS AT THE CABIN
Limberlost State Historic Site, 200 E. Sixth St. in Geneva will host Christmas at the cabin on Saturday, Dec. 11, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Limberlost cabin will be decorated for the season and the gift shop will be filled with holiday gift items. Folk music will be provided by Nancy Blough.
There will also be goodies to snack on.
Children may may meet with Santa or have their pictures taken with him for $6. Children may also meet Limber Jim and watch his slideshow about the Limberlost Swamp.
A holiday craft project will take place in the Limberlost carriage house.
Also a drawing will be held at 4 p.m. for the winners of a wall-hanging quilt and a painting of the Loblolly Marsh.
Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for seniors and $1 for children under age 12.
Groups of eight or more need to pre-register by calling (260) 368-7428.
LUGAR SYMPOSIUM
Rebecca Newman and James Brosher, both Jay County High School juniors have been selected to attend U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar’s “Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders” at the University of Indianapolis on Saturday, Dec. 11.
Lugar will address students on national and world affairs and students will then participate in a choice of ten discussion groups.
Rebecca is the daughter of Lee and Sharon Newman, Portland, and James is the son of Thomas and Georgia Brosher, Dunkirk.
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
Carla Cash, the daughter of Kevin and Cheryl Cash, Union City, received an Ed’s Warehouse scholarship for Ball State University.
The scholarship fund was established with the Ball State University Foundation in 2000 to provide financial assistance for dependents of employees of Ed’s Warehouse and other outstanding students who reside in Delaware and surrounding counties.[[In-content Ad]]
Receiving gallon awards were Max Bedwell, 4 gallons; Madonna Bisel, 10 gallons; Marilyn Bowers, 8 gallons; James Burkett, 3 gallons; Eldon Campbell, 13 gallons; Rosalie Clamme, 8 gallons; Margaret Hummel, 5 gallons; Gary Johnston, 1 gallon.
Francis Laux, 15 gallons; Bonnie Muhlenkamp, 12 gallons; Doris Muhlenkamp, 12 gallons; Sandra Newton, 1 gallon; Rebekah Schwartz, 2 gallons; Dan Smith, 2 gallons; Andy Wendel, 1 gallon; Nancy Wolford, 3 gallons and Janice Wendel, 2 gallons.
Donating were Ralph Laux, Andy L. Wendel, Darwin J. Harter, Jerry L. Hummel, Amanda Schwartz, Wanetta F. Millett, Michael R. Wallace, Dan B. Smith, Eldon L. Campbell, Darrell L. Borders, John W. Roessner, Linda L. Clemons, Garth L. LeMaster, John H. Ferguson and Denise A. Glentzer.
Brad Glentzer, James F. Haines, Elizabeth A. Skiver, James L. Muhlenkamp, Juanita J. Basham, Abra A. Taylor, Larie A. Kingel, Max Bedwell, Leona A. Benedict, Jerry W. Kelly Sr., Don R. Enyart, Leaha Schwartz, Sue Bowers, Margaret D. Hummel and Constance F. Ronald.
Vicki L. Leonard, Harold L. Bradburn, Shalee E. Baker, Alan W. Campbell, Francis J. Laux, Linda Shreve, Emily A. Dill, Ivo J. Goettemoeller, Charlene P. Theurer, Thomas C. Kennedy, Rosalie A. Clamme, Charles J. Bentz, Pam J. Rogers, Paula E. Barron and Carla S. Sibery.
Gary D. Johnston, Bill Brandt, Eric Rogers, Madonna W. Bisel, Charlene Whitenack, Larry L. Loyd, John D. Hart, James V. Link, James R. Burkett, Richard L. Cummins, Barbara A. Grieshop, Bonnie A. Abbott, Janet V. Dues, Janet A. Brunswick and Doris A. Muhlenkamp.
Robert Gardner, Susan Schrock, Bonnie S. Foreman, Scott W. Hilfiker, Carl J. Stoner, Sandra K. Newton, David L. Goodman, Mary T. Hemmelgarn, Paul L. Minnich, Joeseph S. Reinhard, Guy G. Pensinger, Jack E. Rouch, Samuel Crump, Russell E. Davis and Nancy J. Wolford.
Peggy L. Smiley, John P. Knipp, David L. Wolford, Ned Rees, Diana J. Lewis, Alyssa E. Johnson, Nicole L. Best, Josh D. Gibson, Doug Johnson, Todd L. Hummer, Judith A. Zearbaugh, Bonnie Muhlenkamp, Judy A. Sipe, Alice A. Vold and Michael G. Weitzel.
Freeda C. Osenbaugh, Jake EP Schwartz, Catherine A. Schwartz, Fannie A. Schwartz, Rebekah A. Schwartz, Aden A. Schwartz, Marvin E. Troyer, Christian Ac Schwartz, Michelle D. Pace, Rick Rines, Charles W. Myers, Michael E. Eads, Bryan L. Henkle, Janice M. Wendel, Carolyn S. Hosier, Charles E. Denney Jr. and Jonathon E. Resler.
Volunteering were Portland Morning Optimists, Betty Schwartz, Gladys Kaderly, Martha Burk, Shirley Herrin, Gertrude Metz, Merylin Strohl, Lucy Klopfenstein, Anna Wolford, Janice Durham, Mary Boozier.
Norma Cash, Jo Takats, Wanetta Shreeve, Wilma Shepherd, Jean Rines, Sara Rhodehamel, Rogers Durham, Pike Friends and Neighbors Home Ec. Club, Frances Duke, Terry Myers, Rev. Joe Hines-Redkey Faith Ministries, and Betty Sue Manor.
Donating food items and supplies were McDonald’s, Papa John’s Pizza, Bob and Sons Insurance, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Fairview United Methodist Women, Oak Grove United Methodist Women and Portland Loyal Order of the Moose.
CHRISTMAS AT THE CABIN
Limberlost State Historic Site, 200 E. Sixth St. in Geneva will host Christmas at the cabin on Saturday, Dec. 11, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Limberlost cabin will be decorated for the season and the gift shop will be filled with holiday gift items. Folk music will be provided by Nancy Blough.
There will also be goodies to snack on.
Children may may meet with Santa or have their pictures taken with him for $6. Children may also meet Limber Jim and watch his slideshow about the Limberlost Swamp.
A holiday craft project will take place in the Limberlost carriage house.
Also a drawing will be held at 4 p.m. for the winners of a wall-hanging quilt and a painting of the Loblolly Marsh.
Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for seniors and $1 for children under age 12.
Groups of eight or more need to pre-register by calling (260) 368-7428.
LUGAR SYMPOSIUM
Rebecca Newman and James Brosher, both Jay County High School juniors have been selected to attend U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar’s “Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders” at the University of Indianapolis on Saturday, Dec. 11.
Lugar will address students on national and world affairs and students will then participate in a choice of ten discussion groups.
Rebecca is the daughter of Lee and Sharon Newman, Portland, and James is the son of Thomas and Georgia Brosher, Dunkirk.
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
Carla Cash, the daughter of Kevin and Cheryl Cash, Union City, received an Ed’s Warehouse scholarship for Ball State University.
The scholarship fund was established with the Ball State University Foundation in 2000 to provide financial assistance for dependents of employees of Ed’s Warehouse and other outstanding students who reside in Delaware and surrounding counties.[[In-content Ad]]
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