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Ronnie Howard worked for National Standard

Ronnie Howard, age 74, passed away on Friday, January 28, 2022, at 1:49 p.m. at Blanchard Valley Health System, Findlay.

He was born on April 27, 1947, in McGuffey, Ohio to the late Ira and Ezza (Allen) Howard.  On July 10, 1971, Ronnie married Sandra K. Gossman and she survives in Williamstown.

Also surviving is a son, Paul (Bobbi Jo) Howard of Dunkirk; two daughters: Pam Howard of Williamstown and Sara Howard of Van Buren; a grandson, Cody Howard; and two brothers, Ed Howard of Hertinger, North Dakota and Robert (Judy) Howard of Lakeview.  

Della M. Newland worked for Ada Schools

Della M. Newland, age 69, passed away on Friday, January 28, 2022, at 6:58 p.m. at Lima Memorial Health System.   

She was born March 18, 1952, in Kenton, Ohio to Tracy James and Teda (Patton) Fletcher who preceded her in death.  On September 6, 1986, Della married Robert T. Newland and he preceded her in death on October 28, 2008.

Della is survived by her daughter, Carol Fletcher of Lima; four stepchildren: Diana Hoffer, Steve (Pat) Burris, Mike (Sue) Newland and Robert Newland, Jr.; and her fur babies: Olyve and Popeye.

Knights hit 12 treys to defeat Ada boys

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School boys basketball team was scorched by the three-point barrage of visiting Crestview on Friday night, January 28. The Knights shot their way to an 81-54 win in Northwest Conference play.

The visitors knocked down 12 of 22 shots beyond the arc.

"They shot the ball really well," said first-year Bulldog head coach Vince Halliday. "Our two keys were to value the ball and protect the rim, but we started off turning the ball over and we didn't protect the rim all night.

"They passed well and they have a high basketball IQ, a good feel for the game," he added. "They are a deep team. We did not put up much resistance."

Weekend Doctor: Winter slip and fall prevention

By Jen Vorhees, MSN, MBA-HC, RN, CPHQ / Corporate Associate and Patient Safety Manager

Falls during winter weather can lead to many types of injuries such as fractures of the wrists, legs, ankles and hip, as well as cause potential head, neck or brain injuries. It is nearly impossible to completely avoid ice and snow this time of year, but there are some steps that you can take to help reduce your risk of falling.

First of all, be aware of your surroundings. Avoid distractions such as your cell phone and take time to pay attention to the surfaces on which you are walking or getting ready to walk on. Try to pick areas that are well lit when you are parking and walking, so that you can see any ice that is in your path, especially so that you can see black ice. Choose walkways that are well-cleared, even if that is not the most direct and convenient route.

Dancing into February

ONU-Inlet Dance Company performances will be at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 5 and at 2 p.m. on Feb. 6. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for seniors and $5 for students. Tickets: www.freedcenter.com or box office at 419-772-1900.

Chad Hays named a top life insurance producer

Chad Hays of Hays Insurance, 202 S Main St, Ada, has been named No. 70 on the Auto-Owners life producer list for 2021. 

The list records the top 100 life-producing agents nationwide for Auto-Owners Life Insurance Company.  A Fortune 500 Company, Auto-Owners currently has 22,000 agents authorized to sell its life insurance products in 30 states.

Hays Insurance has represented Auto-Owners Insurance Company for over 16 years. Auto-Owners comments, “This has been a winning partnership for Auto-Owners, the agency and the many clients Chad serves.”

Hays can be reached in the Ada office at 419-634-5626.

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