April 10, Ada Barnyard Farmers 4-h club hosted their second meeting at the Sugar Grove Church.
The pledge of allegiance was by Dakota Gossman and the 4-H pledge was by Elise Allen. Members who had demonstrations were Brice Ferguson, Riley Ferguson and Wyatt Ferguson. New business: Books in (not all of them came) Officers election
The conclusion of ONU's production of the musical "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" met with a standing ovation Friday night and some whoops and hollers from students, all showing appreciation for another successful production at the Freed Center.
This musical is humorous and uplifting. Everyone left the Freed Center not so worried about personal problems or world events.
"How To" continues the tradition of excellence in drama and musicals creatively-produced by the students and faculty in the departments of theatre arts and music.
Gospel mime performer Precious Ramsey, a senior, performs with members of the Ohio Northern University Gospel Ensemble at McIntosh Center at Ohio Northern University. (Trevor Jones, ONU photo)
For one shining moment, the world came together...at a multicultural fair at ONU on Friday evening.
Here, Shishir Yadav (left) of Nepal and Aron Hagos of Eritrea stand before many colorful flags, the flags representing the 25 countries which ONU students call home.
Nepal suffered a devastating earthquake a year ago; Eritrea borders Ethiopia. Both students are in Ada to get advanced law degrees.
Would you like to save money on laundry detergent and fabric softener?
The Ada Music Booster detergent sale is designed to help you save money on things you normally buy. It is underway now.
The detergent sale features several varieties of detergents and fabric softeners, including those formulated for high efficiency washing machines.
All buckets of detergent and fabric softener come in a 5-gallon bucket marked with the type of product, along with a pump for easy dispensing.
These are high-quality private label products that are not affiliated with big name brands. Each bucket sells for $45, which comes to just 7 cents per ounce.
Norma Jean Fry, 84, died on Saturday, April 9, 2016 at 3:20 p.m. at Heritage Legacy, Findlay.
She was born on Nov. 13, 1931 in Kenton, Ohio, to Harry and Leona (Bailey) Hogue and they preceded her in death. On April 15, 1949, she married Ray E. Fry and he died on March 28, 1983.
Norma Jean was a homemaker. She retired from Upper Scioto Valley Schools as a custodian and cafeteria worker and teachers aide. She also worked at Richland Manor Nursing Home as a nurse's aide. She enjoyed sewing, crochet, quilting, and cooking for her family. She served for many years on the McGuffey Village Council. She loved to bowl and was on a bowling team for several years.
