WINNER'S LIST IN ATTACHMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STORY
AND, LOTS OF PHOTOS!
Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
"It was a cold and windy night." That's how a lot of scary stories begin. But in Ada on Monday night there were lots of ghouls and goblins seen about the downtown on a "pleasant and beautiful night."
The good weather brought out a throng of Halloweeners, who registered in the parking lot behind the city building, marched to the depot, and heard the results of the costume contest.
There were 187 contest participants, about 350 to 400 people (and two dogs) altogether at the event.
Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
Fifty ONU organizations - professional social, service, and clubs - had tables in the activity tent at ONU's homecoming.
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Students were on hand to welcome alumni and explain the purpose of the groups.
• Medicinal Herbs Club - Garrett Duktis
• Presidents' Club and Alumni Office - Molly Zimmerman, handed out free frisbees.
• Association of Future Forensic Professionals - Sam Schussheim
• Fencing Club -Jeremy Martin and Monica Pannhof.
About 1,000 alumni, students, and employees were served lunch at the Sports Center.
By Monty Siekerman
LuLaRoe will have a fundraiser for the nine service dogs, which are in training at Ohio Northern this semester.
Several consultants will be on hand to sell LuLaRoe clothing. A portion of the profits will go to Polar Paws.
In addition, Polar Paws will have some merchandise available for sale, such as bandanas for dogs.
The event will take place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, at Community Health Professionals, 1200 S. Main.
LuLaRoe sells dresses, skirts, tops and the very popular leggings. Children and adult sizes will be available from several consultants. Admission is free.
Meet CHRS MSN. The Icon spotted this plate on a red Chrysler 300 S in the Mennonite Memorial Home parking lot in Bluffton. It has a Hancock County sticker. If Chris is viewing this, please tell us the meaning of this plate.
Ada police chief and mayor made a special trip to Celina on Saturday night.
They made a presentation to five Celina band members prior to Celina High School's football game as a result of quick thinking made by the five Celina students during a summer band camp practice at ONU.
Michael Harnishfeger, police chief, and David Retterer, Ada mayor, made the presentation on the Celina football field.
Here's announcement that was read at the pre-game:
To: Joshua Hole, Gabriella Posada, Conner Ewing, Daycie Hatfield and Marie Zehringer.
