A sunny summer Sunday finds Korbyn, 5, and Jazzalyn, 8, Oglesbee selling lemonade at 50 cents a cup in front of 4 Seasons Drive Thru. To add to their profits, cookies were on sale, too, reduced from $1 each to 50 cents each. It didn't take long for the entrepreneurs to raise their first $20 for the day. One tenet of business: location, location, location...and they had that. A hot day helped, as well.
(Monty Siekerman photo)
Erik D. Neeley, 21, of Harrod, died Sunday morning after crashing his pickup truck into a utility pole on Clum Riad near Harrod. State Highway Patrol reported the truck traveled off the left side of the road and struck an electric pole. The truck overturned. Neely was ejected from the vehicle.
The Ada Icon is taking off the Fourth of July. We'll be back with more Ada news on Wednesday, July 5. In the meantime, here's a patriotic post card showing the "Soldiers Monument and Pennsylvania Railroad Depot in Ada." The post card mailed Sept. 11, 1914 from Ada to Findlay from Mina Klingler to Harry Hahn in Findlay,
For the fifth consecutive season, Northern will open its schedule at the Kenyon Relays.
The diving portion of the meet will be held at Denison.
In the month of November, ONU will compete in the Calvin (Mich.) Invitational on Nov. 3-4, and will travel to Wilmington on Nov. 10 and Wittenberg on Nov. 17.
The Polar Bears will open the home portion of the schedule on Nov. 11 in a dual meet with Ohio Athletic Conference-foe John Carroll.
Other home meets feature bouts with Mount Union on Jan. 13 and Oberlin on Jan. 20.
The Polar Bears will also compete in the 3-day Wooster Invitational from Nov. 30-Dec. 2.
