LIST OF ADA AREA GARAGE SALES AND MAP IN THE ATTACHMENT AT BOTTOM OF THIS STORY.
CHECK OUT MONTY'S PHOTOS AT BOTTOM OF STORY.
By Monty Siekerman
As in previous years, a yard sale information booth provides maps of Ada sales. The booth is located in front of the Ada depot park.
The dinosaur (Karlie Rockhill) says ”right this way” to a yard sale at the John Jackson residence, 332 Hays Ave., as part of Ada’s Lincoln Highway Buy Way Sale.
Twenty residences are listed on the sale map, which is available at the sale headquarters on Main Street at the Depot Park and also on the Icon (see attachment below).
Owners of other homes in town are participating, as well, but did not request a listing on the map. The annual sale along Lincoln Highway, which extends from one end of the state to the other, will continue Friday and Saturday.
Lincoln Highway, a.k.a. US Route 30, no longer goes through Ada, but the Village qualifies for the sale because the highway was named Route 30/Lincoln Highway from 1913 until 1923.
In addition, several of the garage sale locations have already listed their garage sales on the Icon's classified page. Click here for that list.
PHOTOS:
• Dinosaur Karlie Rockhill
• Yard sale buyers at the Michelle Peirce home, 427 N. Johnson
• Kelly Puckett of Kenton picks up a map at “headquarters” on Main. Providing information are Heather Cox, Chamber president, and Deb Curlis, Chamber director. A bus with 48 people, who were on a tour of Ohio, were the first “customers” on Thursday morning. Several Ada sesquicentennial items—including yardsticks, buttons, memory books, and mugs—are for sale under the “big tent.”
