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The Ada Ohio Historical Society will be hosting an open house at Lee Crouse's Ada Museum.

The event is free and open to the public.

OPEN HOUSE
October 29
2:00-5:00 p.m.
4236 ST RT 81 Ada, Ohio (Crouse residence)

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Philip Dean Roy, age 67, of McGuffey, passed away on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at his residence. 

Philip was born on September 21, 1956, in Lima, Ohio to Loyd F. Roy and Bernice (Compton) Roy. His mother and stepfather: Bernice and Virgil Yoakam and his father Loyd Roy preceded him in death. On August 16, 1991, Philip married Brenda S. Zupp and she survives in McGuffey. 

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Printable PDF Bluffton Icon and Ada Icon coloring pages:

NEW! October 2023: Symmetry Drawing and Fill in the jack-o-lantern face!

September 2023: Back to School backpack

August 2023: Rolling along!

July 2023: Mandalas

June 2023: Finger maze

April 2023: Raining or Sprinkling?

March 2023: Feeling Lucky!

January 2023: Cosy winter window

October 2022: Bluffton scarecrow and cat

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The American Red Cross continues to report a blood supply shortage and encourage donors to make an appointment at upcoming blood drive events.

To make an appointment, visit www.redcrossblood.org

For information about the donation process, click HERE.

November blood drives in the Ada Icon readership area include:

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By Cort Reynolds

After playing two road games in a row, Ada returns home to entertain streaking Columbus Grove Friday evening, October 13, in week nine.

Co-league leader Grove is 5-0 in the Northwest Conference (6-2 overall) after romping to a 37-0 win at Crestview last Friday.

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Marshall, Burkhart, Sizemore lead Ada girls soccer honorees

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada girls soccer team placed seven players on the All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association teams in voting recently conducted by the league coaches.

Second-year head coach Doug Dewese was voted North Central Ohio Soccer Association Coach of the Year.

He led Ada to a program record-tying seven wins and a 7-5-3 overall regular season record. The Bulldog girls were 2-2-1 in the rugged NCOSA to finish third out of six teams, believed to be the best league finish in team history.

Ada senior Ella Marshall repeated again as first team All-North Central Ohio Soccer Association for the fourth straight season.

She broke her own Ada program single-season record with 19 goals, and she also set the mark for career goals with 50.

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