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WE ARE NOW HIRING WE ARE MOVING TO BATAVIA IN THE SPRING OF 2019 WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATES
Ohio Veterans Home
LPNS The Ohio Veterans Home in Georgetown, Ohio,
Currently is hiring Permanent and PRN positions OVH-G is on the Eden Alternative Registry and endeavors to provide “holistic” care and a personcentered approach to our Veteran Heroes. We are looking for new Care Partners to enrich our evening and night shift teams. We have various work schedules available that may meet your work/life balance needs.
Starting rate of pay: LPNs - $21.09
(Shift differential for evening and night shifts with step increases at different intervals for permanent positions)
• MEDICAL, DENTAL AND VISION INSURANCE
• LIFE AND DISABILITY INSURANCE
• SIGN-ON BONUS
• TEN (10) PAID HOLIDAYS
• FIVE (5) PAID SICK DAYS
• HOLIDAY BIRTHDAY (PAID)
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• EMPLOYEE REFERRAL PROGRAM ($1,000)
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• ON SITE FITNESS CENTER AT NEW FACILITY
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EXCELLENT BENEFITS INCLUDE: PAID VACATION, PAID PERSONAL DAYS, PAID SICK DAYS, PAID HOLIDAYS, COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL COVERAGE, FREE OPTICAL/DENTAL COVERAGE AFTER ONE YEAR EMPLOYMENT, LIFE INSURANCE EQUAL TO ANNUAL SALARY AFTER A YEAR, EDUCATIONAL REIMBURSEMENT, PAID CHILDBIRTH/ADOPTION LEAVE FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS. (To be eligible you must be in good standing with the Ohio Board of Nursing)
CAN YOU TRAIN AND WORK IN HEBRON, KY; THEN MOVE TO THE NEW BATAVIA, OH SITE WITH US IN SPRING OF 2019? IF SO, PLEASE VIEW AVAILABLE POSITIONS AT:
Apply online at www.careers.ohio.gov The State of Ohio is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, genetic information, religion, age, disability or military status in employment or the provision of services. When contacted for an interview, an applicant who requires special accommodations due to a disability should notify the office at that time so proper arrangements can be made for the interview.
HELP WANTED Hiring CAREGivers for senior seeking companionship, transportation, meals and assistance with personal care. Make a difference for a senior near you! Home Instead Senior Care 513-230-5111
STNAs & NURSES ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Locust Ridge Nursing Home 12745 Elm Corner Rd. Williamsburg, OH 937-444-2920 513-579-9949
STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTORS/ IRON WORKERS/ METAL BUILDING ERECTORS We are looking for individuals who are honest and hardworking. You must take pride in your craftmanship and know that your work is your reputation. Every individual is part of our successful team. Experience with the following is desired: Structural Steel Erection, PEMB Erection, Roof and Wall Panel Installation. We are a drug-free and EOE Company. There is an excellent opportunity for someone willing to work hard and excel. Our company is growing and there are positions available. We offer paid holidays, vacation, health insurance, 401K and other benefits. If interested please call Rob at (513) 907-7143.
HELP WANTED
A Family Business for Over 40 Years ************ CDL-A DRIVER $1,000 sign on Bonus 2 years experience Percentage Pay Health Insurance Vacation + Holiday Regional Position 513-724-7140
DIRECT CARE OF 5 FUN & LOVING Mentally Disabled Lady’s. Cook meals / snacks, help w/ daily chores & hygiene, engage in activities. BGC, paid training in CPR & Med Class. Georgetown, Oh. Nights & weekends. Please leave a message w/ name & number for Kelly 937-690-6323. Be The Reason Someone Smile’s Today.
CINCINNATI WALL CONTRACTORS HIRING EXPERIENCED WALL MEN 5 Yr. Minimum Experience Required CDL’s Plus/ Spanish Plus For More Information Call Dennis 513-543-9051
NOW HIRING HONEST PEOPLE Physical Labor, Driving Required, Full Time, Full Benefits, Drug Free Required. CDL Preferred, not mandatory. Apply in Person Only. Auxier Gas 2698 Old State Route 32 Batavia, OH 45103
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Now Accepting Applications! ALLCARE HOME HEALTH, a rapidly growing company in Mt. Orab, Ohio is seeking CNA’s, STNA’s & HHA’s in Adams, Brown and Highland Counties. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, WE WILL TRAIN YOU. If you enjoy working with the elderly and a flexible schedule please contact us at 937-444-0930
AMTS NOW HIRING EMT Basics, Intermediate & Paramedics Competitive Wages & Benefits Available Please Call 513-673-2807 or 513-678-6195
CLEANING SERVICE NOW HIRING Responsibilities include: cleaning apartment complexes, clubhouses, hallways & residentials. Must be dependable, have your own transportation, willing to travel to multiple complexes each day & available to work flexible day-time hours. Experience is helpful but not required. Serious inquiries only. Please email resume to: broomsruscleaning@ yahoo.com or call Monday - Friday between 10am & 5pm. Please contact Amy at 513-310-8298.
NAL COMPANY, INC. 937-444-2518 Apply in person 112 Mill St. Mt. Orab, Ohio 45154 Online Applicationhttps://nalcompany.com/career/ 1st shift - full time General Labor — Packaging
MECHANIC/ DIESEL TECHNICIAN OPENINGS All Skill-Level Technician Opportunities in Dayton, Springfield, Wilmington, Cincinnati, Norwood, Monroe Ohio and Erlanger, Kentucky. Competitive weekly pay, full comprehensive benefits, matching 401K and more! Experience a plus. Many opportunities for advancement! PENSKE TRUCK LEASING: 855-998-2128
EXPERIENCED ROUGH FRAMER or Carpenter’s Helper needed, new construction. MUST HAVE Transportation & Phone. Call 513-752-1606 or 513-617-7960 leave message
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Residential New Construction Previous Basement Excavation Experience A Must! Able to operate Loader, Dozer & Bobcat. Brewer Excavating 513-236-6341 WANTED: CONCRETE FINISHER FOR COMPANY IN OWENSVILLE MUST BE RELIABLE PLEASE CALL 513-732-0183 OR 513-383-2940
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Advertising Sales Representative Champion Media has an excellent opportunity for a creative and goal-oriented sales professional within its group of publications in Adams, Brown and Clermont Counties. Primary area of focus in Clermont County. The right candidate will have a keen interest in meeting and working with area businesses to achieve their marketing goals by developing effective multi-media advertising solutions. Will also possess good people skills, flexibility and sales experience. Healthy commission structure, benefits and potential for advancement in a growing company. Please respond with a letter of interest and a resume detailing your accomplishments to: Pamela Stricker, 219 S. High St, Mt. Orab, OH 45154 or email pstricker@ cmpapers.com. HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
3G CONSTRUCTION INC. Looking to hire residential experienced concrete flatwork finishers. Must be able to, form, place and finish. $22-$25 an hour, based on experience. Apply at: 4154 Half Acre Rd. Batavia, OH 45103 (513) 735-0060
FULL/PART TIME CDL DRIVER Class A CDL, 2 years OTR experience required. Competitive pay, established company. Home every night (Short-Haul, Day Cab Carrier) Contact Trey at TreyS@ IWDG.com or 573-415-9403
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Express East has 140 openings. We need you! Check out our jobs at expresspros.com (Cinti East Office). Apply online or call/text Express TODAY for an immediate interview to see which job fits you! Full-time or Parttime, Office & Industrial all shifts available. 513-842-8000
STNAs & NURSES We offer a highly competitive salary and a benefit package. Accepting applications at: Sunrise Manor & Convalescent Center, 3434 St. Rt. 132, Amelia, OH 45102, (513) 797-5144.
APTS UNFURNISHED
APTS UNFURNISHED
NEWER 2 BR. APARTMENT IN GEORGETOWN. Appliances included, w/d hookup, water, sewer and garbage included. Tenant pays electric. Non-smoking. $600 month + security deposit. 513-310-7148
FALL SPECIAL! MT. ORAB 55 and older community. New construction Call today! 937-444-1708
SARDINIA 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT for rent. Water included, very clean, no pets. $550 month Available Dec. 1st 937-205-0848
LYTLE TRACE SENIOR APARTMENTS 62 & OVER ONLY Subsidized Rent, Secure Building, Free Utilities On-site Laundry Pet Allowed 513-724-3358 TTY - 1-800-7500750
3 BEDROOM / 1.5 bath apartment, equipped kitchen. 312 West Grant St., Georgetown, Oh NO PETS! $450.00 rent/ $450.00 deposit. Call 513-519-5372 1 & 2 BR APARTMENTS Williamsburg, all utilities included except electric. 513-724-7802. BATAVIA TWO and THREE bedroom apartments available with open wait list. Accepting applications M-F, 9a.m.-4p.m. Apartments are income based. 513-732-3804
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Under New Local Ownership and Management
Now Accepting Applications Island View Apartments
302 Cemetery St. Manchester, Ohio 45144 (937)549-1324 or (937)544-3353
1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Available with appliances furnished. On Site Laundry Facility. Call for details or pick up an application at the Rental Office. Possibility of Rental Assistance if you qualify. APTS UNFURNISHED
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! 1 and 2 BR apartments or large 3 BR homes in Mt. Orab. Starting at $620 month. These are a must see! 937-444-3043. FELICITY GARRISON PLACE SENIOR APARTMENTS 62 & OVER Rent Subsidized Free Utilities Secure Bldg. On-site laundry Pets allowed 513-876-3590 TTY 800-750-0750
HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT, Williamsburg Village. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, living room, kitchen, Dining Room, Utility Room, Four season Room, and 2 Car Garage. $1200.00 Deposit and rent call (513)724-7802 3 Bedroom House in Hamersville School District, Electric Heat, W/D Hookup, no pets, credit and background check, $550 deposit, $550 rent. Call 937-483-6314 In West Union 3BR/ 1BA Brick Ranch Attached Garage NO PETS! $575/mth Deposit & References Required 937-446-9371
Equal Housing Opportunity TTD # 937-780-3038
This Institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider HOUSES FOR RENT
RIPLEY AREA 3 bedroom, 1 bath, basement/garage, Includes water & garbage pick-up, washer/dryer, stove. refrigerator, DW. $725 month. 1st & last months rent plus $500 DP. Credit check. Background Check required. References. Call 937-618-1683 IN GEORGETOWN 2BR/1BA Ranch $500/mth NO PETS! Deposit & References Required 937-446-9371
HOUSES FOR RENT 2BR, 1.5BA, washer/dryer hookup, fireplace, cathedral ceilings, balcony, $775 per month plus deposit, water furnished, 513-658-5766 or 513-831-5959. HOUSE FOR RENT IN HIGGINSPORT 2 BR/1 BA Basement with W/D Hookup $500/mth $500 Deposit plus utilities 513-313-2529
MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE HOME OUTSIDE HAMERSVILLE 3BR/2BA EX LG 2 CAR DETACHED GARAGE FRONT & BACK ENCLOSED PORCH 1 ACRE $660/MTH WILL TRADE RENT FOR REPAIRS LEAVE MESSAGE FOR DAN AT 513-543-5448
ROOMS FOR RENT FAYETTEVILLE, OH 2 AVAILABLE $400/MTH EACH & $200 DEPOSIT EACH FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, W/D AVAILABLE WATER & ELECTRIC PAID BY OWNER FISHING POND ON PROPERTY CALL EDDIE AT 513-400-7041
LOTS AND ACREAGE
FACING BROWN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT SEWAGE INSPECTION? We are licensed to do your septic inspection. For All your septic issues - Repair, Line Auger, Line Camera, Pumping & Installation. CALL BARBER SEPTIC SERVICE. 937-444-4090 24.5 Hour A Day! A Free Inspection With Septic Pump.
ON DECATUR PIKE between Decatur and Cherry Fork, approximately 100 acres, mostly tillable. Will sell all of it or will sell in two tracks. 937-892-0612 FOR RENT
HALL RENTAL Two halls available for rent. One hall is 4000 sq. ft. w/complete kitchen. Second hall holds 175 people. Call for pricing. 937-378-4330
Did you k no w that The Bro wn Count y Pre ss is de li ve re d f ree to ove r 18,000 home s e ve r y wee ke nd?
BUSINESS SERVICES
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FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS for you, your family and your home. Call 937-444-4276. Reasonable rates, expert service.
Asian Ladybugs make an appearance BY Faye Mahaffey After the freezing temperatures this weekend, the plants on the deck were finished off and put out of their misery. I brought some catnip in for Miss Kitty but decided to leave the Rosemary plant outside. I have 5 houseplants in the sunroom (one of which is Oat grass for Miss Kitty) and I don’t plan on having any more! Have you noticed any new “bugs” buzzing around inside? Last week, I kept getting dive-bombed while I was working in the garden by Asian Ladybugs. How do I know? Because I made the serious mistake of smashing one on my arm and the smell was the best clue! According to Ohioline Factsheet ENT-44, Lady beetles, which are sometimes called ladybugs or lady bird beetles, are familiar insects in many parts of the United States. Lady beetles generally are beneficial predators that consume aphids, scale insects, and many other pests that injure plants in our garden, landscapes, and agricultural settings. In 1975, the “Ladybug” became Ohio’s official state insect by resolution of the Ohio General Assembly. The multicolored Asian lady beetle (MALB) is native to Asia, where it is an
important predator that feeds on aphids and other soft-bodied insects that dwell in trees. It is well documented that MA LB was intentionally imported from Russia, Japan, Korea, and elsewhere in the Orient and released in a number of U.S. states and Nova Scotia, Canada, as part of USDA biological control programs to manage insect pests of trees. MALB was recognized in Ohio in October 1993, when some residents reported that thousands of lady beetles were congregating on homes and buildings, with many of these insects finding their way indoors. The MALB life cycle from egg to adult requires about a month or so, depending on the weather and food supply. Thus, there are multiple generations per season in Ohio. An important feature used to distinguish MA LB from other lady beetles found in Ohio, including native species, is the appearance on the white pronotum (top covering of middle body part) of a black regularly to irregularly shaped “M” or “W”, depending upon whether the beetle is viewed from the front or from the rear. The MALB has several bad habits. Their negative behavior and impacts can be separated into four gen-
Olivia Shelton, Brandolyn Shular, Kallie Smallwood, Gwyneth Souder, Kade Walkup, Alyssa Weaver, Amberlynn Whitaker, Kara Woollard, Lilly Yuppa 7th Grade Koby Alexander, Emmalee Belmont, Cadance Bolar, Savannah Brandenburg, Jordan Cantrell, Austin Fain, Andrew Gallant, Madison Gould, Antoinette Grimes, Colt Kitchen, Ryleigh Koehler, Lindsey Lewis, Evan Little, Emma Litzinger, Alexander Longacre, Morgan Malott, Karsen Massey, Lauren McIntosh, Makenna Michael, Jenna Mobley, Rebecca Moore, Karson Overstake, Lillian Puckett, Baylie Richards,
RIPLEY FLEA MARKET Ripley, Ohio Sat. & Sun 9am - 5pm Furniture, incense, oils, burners, tools, woodcrafter - blade sharpening, 19 coins, hardware items, unique Christmas gifts, more. WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY Indian Artifacts, Indian bead work, Antique edge weapons, Bayonets, Antique guns, Pocket knives Call Gilbert Cooper 1(800)272-9162 HAY & GRAIN
HAY FOR SALE 4 X 5 Round bales, good grass, hay stored inside, net wrapped, Delivery available, Call (937)217-1095
MISC. FOR SALE
50 treated 7’X6” wood posts, sharp on one end $300.00; 60 6’ steel posts $150.00; 4 rolls cattle fence Red Brand $600.00 937-446-1544 FOR SALE: TWO OAK KITCHEN TABLES each with 6 chairs, $100 each set, FOUR TIRES good condition, $100 set 937-378-6243 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A & J TREE REMOVAL AND BRUSH REMOVAL, firewood. Full insured. Free estimates. Call Travis Sheets 513-325-5172
Mowrystown Craft Fair The annual Mowrystown Holiday Craft Fair & Bazaar will be held Saturday, December 1 from 9-3 at the Whiteoak High School, 44 North High Street, Mowrystown, Ohio. There will be something for everyone! Santa will be making a stop following the Holiday Parade and hot chocolate and cookies will be served. Lunch will be available. Please stop by check out our many crafts and vendor items!
Light Up Ripley contest
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Asian Ladybugs are making a comeback in Ohio.
eral categories: interior pest; outdoor nuisance pest; fruit and fruit products pest; and competitor to other predators including native lady beetles. When lady beetles are disturbed, they defend themselves by exuding a yellow-orange body fluid, which is their blood. Research has shown that MALB’s defense blend is one of the most powerful deterrents against predators that is found in all lady beetles. The blood has a foul odor and can permanently stain walls, drapes, carpeting, etc. An effective way to quickly collect and dispose of large numbers of MALB in a home is to use a “fanbypass” vacuum cleaner
(e.g., shop-vac). This type of vacuum cleaner has the vacuum impeller (fan) positioned after a collection container or bag; refuse is collected in the bag or container without passing through the impeller. I just wish my shop vac wasn’t so loud! Want to learn more about MALB? Go to the OSU Ohioline website and search for factsheet ENT44. I finally finished up in the garden. I didn’t want to gaze down at all the weeds for the entire winter. It’s time for me to sit down and start designing my raised beds that we are building in the spring. Hopefully that will help in the battle against the weeds!
Eastern Middle School Honor Roll The following students made the Honor Roll for the 1st Nine Weeks at Eastern Middle School: 6th Grade Lillyana Abercrombie, Ayden Baldwin, Matthew Bales, Kenzi Barker, Ruth Barrow, Elijah Beath, Andrew Campbell, Kaitlyn Colegate, Emma Copas, Drew Edmisten, Cole Fender, Zoey Freeland, Jasmine Harper, Faith Hedge, Anora Hodge, Emma Houghton, Isabelle Huff, Landen Koehler, Jayden Linville, Alyssa Louderback, Emilee Moermond, Adrianna Morgan, Pryce Murphy, Madison, Neal, Jayce Petrycki, Emmie Rager, Samuel Reed, Mason Riggs, Abby Lynn Scott,
FLEA MARKET
Lydia Richey, Wylee Sawyers, Salomon Vargas, Kaydon Watson, Ashton Westfall, Matthew Yockey 8th Grade Brandon Bailey, Madison Belcher, Kyle Berry, Alli Bogart, Averi Bogart, Alyssia Brewer, Kaitlyn Brown, Josiah Burchell, Sarah Clark, Cierra Creighton, Kaleb Crooker, Hailey Daugherty, Makayla Davis, Eva Delgado, Drew Dotson, McKinzie Dotson, Jesstina Downing, Alissa Duncan, Lacey Dunseith, Sophia Edmisten, Kirsten Erkenbrecher, Tyler Fahrian, Courtney Faul, Lyric Gast, Alexander Gillespie, Nolle Hafer, Jaden Hagen, Emma Harness, Marlee, Helbling, Kaylee Helton,
Brooklyn Hinkle, Landon Hoop, Brianna Houghton, Alyssa Huff, Annie Jennings, Caleb Jimison, Emmalee Jimison, Jacqueline Jodrey, Hannah Johnson, Hannah Johnston, Hailey Jones, Kaylee Jones, Evan King, Rylee Leonard, Hendrix Likerman, Wyatt Lillie, Wyatt Manning, Kylie Martin, Garett Moran, Michael Orr, Alyssa Perkins, Maria Perry, Logan Reinhardt, Dalaney Ruckel, Alynna Schumacher, Grace Seal, Aubree Simpson, Taylor Smith, Logan Souder, Chad Starrett, Mackenzie Stephan, Kaylen Tabor, Savannah White, Mackenzie Wiles, Aiden Wilhelmy, Christopher Young
Let’s light up Ripley for the Holidays! The Ripley Women’s Club is judging the all new house decorating contest in Ripley. So get our your lights and holiday decorations and light up Ripley this year! Send your name address and phone number with a note indicating your want to be in the contest to GFWC Ripley Women’s Club 215 N. 3rd St. Ripley 45167. Please direct any questions or comments to the Ripley Women’s Club. Or pick up entry forms at Bristow’s and Applegates’. All entries must be re-
ceived by November 26th to be in the contest. There will be three winners First prize is $100, Second prize is $60 and Third prize is $40. This event is sponsored by Alvin Wallace, Councilman, Bristow’s Pharmacy, and Applegates Auto Repair. Also don’t forget there are free fresh evergreens at the red barn on 3rd street to help with your decorating! Thank you to the Ripley Women’s Club and sponsors who are encouraging everyone to Light Up Ripley!
New land sale bill passes Ohio House State Representative Doug Green (R-Mt. Orab) applauded the passage of House Bill 598 from the House floor during today’s session. This legislation makes several changes to laws governing tax-delinquent property that is forfeited or otherwise conveyed to a political subdivision, school district, or land bank. Rep. Green jointly-sponsored the bill with State Representative Thomas West (D-Canton). House Bill 598 updates current law to give county auditors more discretion over how and where forfeited land sales are conducted. The bill requires the county auditor to offer the forfeited property for sale at least one time every six years. The county auditor would have the authority and flexibility to conduct the sales more fre-
quently if the auditor determines that a sale is necessary. This bill will allow for the reduction or elimination of the costs for mandated property sales and will also allow sales to occur when market conditions are more favorable. “I am excited by the passage of this legislation, which modernizes the sale of forfeited lands,” said Green. “By allowing county auditors to more strategically auction off the properties, this bill will allow them to cut off this cycle of value depression and would enhance the opportunity to plan around a blighted area, instead of having to watch this cycle of neglect repeat itself time and time again.” House Bill 598 now awaits consideration by the Ohio Senate.
Christmas Dinner in Sardinia Sardinia Ready Mix, Inc. will be holding its annual Christmas Dinner, for the senior citizens of Sardinia, again this year on Sunday, Dec. 9. Doors will open at noon and food will begin being served around 1 p.m. Please come and join us for another great day of food and fellowship to celebrate the season! Reserve your seat by calling Sardinia Ready Mix at (937) 446-2523. Everyone is welcome.
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Georgetown Elementary Honor Roll Ripley first quarter student honor roll
ALL A HONOR ROLL Third Grade Jada McKinzie, Faith Wright, Lila Loudon, Madilynne Shafer, Jade Osman, Kobe Magee, Payton Nimmo, Trestyn Jones, Rachel Loudon, Ava Hicks, Theresa Campbell, Max McGinnis, Jayden Burke Fourth Grade Britney Burson, Aubrey McKinzie, Jasper Brown, Eli Lewis, Jordan Stout, Spencer Wainscott, Justin Williams, Myah Campbell, Gemma Burrows, Madalynn Kellum, Josie McKibben, Mason Watson, Steven Albert, Collin Bertram, Makena Corbin, Kendal Newberry, Makenzie Hoskins, Ian Shannon, Krysta Kirk, Tanner Rolfe, Thomas Dickens, Cadyn Weeks
Fifth Grade Evan Newberry, Ashley Mullins, Kat Seigla, Elyse Leggett, Cole Hudson, MaKenna McElroy, Brittany Shaffer, Carolyn Edmisten, Owen Horne, Anna Hastings, Lyndi Wallace, Jasmine Fields, Elyssa Fussnecker, Elsie Ring, Alexis Cook, Justine Schick, Caroline Schick, Jace Creighton, Lydia Klump Sixth Grade Jackson Lowe, Aiden Johnson, Noah Dalton, Elizabeth Cahall, Morgan Campbell, Alexis Corbin, Sage Meranda, William Moye, Allison Newberry, Ariel Riddle, Autumn Sanders, Joseph Pauley, Kylee Boone, Katlin Loudon, Kaitlyn Mecklenborg, Marcy Rohrig, Joslyn Mix
A-B HONOR ROLL Third Grade Jett Pringle, Gabriella Roy, Mattie Newberry, Hunter Vaughn, Logan Becraft, Alex Cook, Gavin Fender, Jillian Hanselman, Paetyn Hatten, Zeb Planck, Jordan Preston, Joshua Waddell, Ellie Hanselman, Lucas Curtis, Xayne Davis Fourth Grade Chase McElroy, Wesley Ernst, Jackson Loudon, Lilly Brooks, Emma Dalton, Andrew Howell, Jordan Scott, Layla Malott, Carson Varney, Izabella Piquard, Logan Davis, Gracie Ritt, Noah Dalton, Andrew Edge, Katelynn Kirk, Tatum Watson, Alona Prince, Zacariah Mullis, Nichol Perry, Konner Eminhizer, Isabelle Fudge, Justin
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Loucks Fifth Grade Emma Schuster, Trenton Quackenbush, Lindsey Carrington, Alyssa Sharp, Owen Balzhiser, Mariah McElroy, Morgan Preston, Alexis Caldwell, Colton Ishmael, Beau London, Clayton Lunsford, Christen Williams, Gracie Turner, Stacy Smith, Jamal Jones, Aliyah Campbell, Audrey Turner, Ciara Dhonau, Aiden Girdler, Mark Mullis, Trevor Mastin, Rachel Jones, Sixth Grade Austin Miles, Rylan Utter, Aiden Werner, Erin Stansberry, Kayleeanna Dalton, Caleb Rankin, Lillienne Shafer, Reece Phillips, William Smith, Lelia Gullett, Frankie Bowling
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LAND AUCTION 49.76 AC. SELLING IN 2 TRACTS & AS A WHOLE! Located At: Rischforth Rd. near Russellville, Oh. (from Russellville, Oh, N. on Rt. 62 & left on Rischforth. See Signs.)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST • 11 AM Real Estate: Property is approx. 49.763 Acres with an approx. 2,000 ft. of road frontage with County Water available on a paved road. Property also has 50’x50’ Pole Barn. This property is ideal for Agriculture, Recreational, Hunting, or a Place to Build your Dream Home! Property will be offered in “2” Separate Tracts and as a Whole.
Inspection Dates: Sun., Nov. 18th, 1-2:30 PM & Wed., Nov. 21st, 4-5 PM. or call Kenny Juillerat at (937) 402-1276 for an Appointment. Terms on Real Estate: 10% down day of Auction. Balance due on or before Jan. 15th, 2019. Property sells in “As Is, Where Is” Condition. Financing & further inspections are Not a contingency to close! All information is believed accurate, but not guaranteed. Announcements made Day of Auction take precedence over any & all ads. A 10% Buyer’s Premium will be used to establish the Final Price! Auctioneer’s Note: Don’t let this highly sought after property slip away! Beautiful rolling properties like this rarely come available! See NationwideSold.com for more info!
Marguerite Feibelman Trust, Dated 8-1-2016 Larry Alter, Trustee - Stuart Susskind, Attorney
Agent: Kenny Juillerat (937) 402-1276
MERCER PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018 • 9:30 A.M. Location: 42 Polley Rd, Winchester, OH 45697
Offering: Furniture - Household - Tools Antiques - Decorations - Mowers - Chain Saws - Bicycles - Quilting Material Porch Furnishings - Canning Jars
Visit auctionzip.com #7367 for full listing and photos. Lunch will be available! Security on premises.
Auctioneers: Sam Bolender & Gary Wilson
MORE UPCOMING AUCTIONS 545 W Fourth Street Seaman, Ohio 45679
(937) 725-5076 Terms: Cash or check with proper I.D. Accepting Credit cards w/small convenience fee. Statements made day of sale take precedence over previous advertising.
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RHOADS FAMILY TRUST REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Located 18 mi. SE of Hillsboro, 10 mi. SE of Marshall, 5 Mi. NW of Sinking Spring at 3520 Hizer Rd., Hillsboro, Ohio, 45133. Follow St. Rt. 124 SE from Hillsboro or NW from Sinking Spring to Hizer Rd. turn S. to auction.
SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 2018 at 10:30 AM; 12:00 NOON REAL ESTATE followed by vehicles, tractors, & furniture 3.636 ACRE LOT, BRICK RANCH HOME, 2 CAR GARAGE & POLE GARAGE: This 3.636 acre lot is located in the beautiful rural area of SE Highland Co. Property is well manicured, nicely landscaped, has mature trees & large yard. This property offers a nice brick ranch home w/ 1780 sq. ft., full basement & attached 2 car garage. Home has eat-in kitchen, living room, lg. family room adjoining kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full bath, half bath, utility room, entry area, front porch and covered back patio. Also included is a 32'x24' pole detached garage w/ concrete floor, elec. & 2 overhead doors, a gazebo & blacktop drive. Property has septic and is on well water. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Super opportunity here to purchase a super nice country home that hasn’t been offered for sale ever! Property is situated in a very scenic rural area. Come snatch this Peebles School Dist. property up 12/1/18. TERMS: $10,000.00 to be paid down on day of auction with remainder due at closing which will be on or before Jan. 21, 2019. Possession immediately at closing. Taxes are $476.56 per half year & seller to pay all 2018 taxes & buyer thereafter. Property sells according to Trustees confirmation. Any announcements made by auctioneer on day of sale will take precedence over this ad. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is believed to be accurate but not warranted. All measurements are approximate and not guaranteed. Property sells as is with no warranties expressed or implied as to conditions. Home was built before 1978, therefore falls under the Lead Based Paint Law. Any potential bidder may conduct lead paint tests 10 days prior to this sale. Purchaser will sign a waiver of the 10 day post sale inspection. Auctioneers & sales people are agents for the seller. 2018 CHEV. EQUINOX CAR CHEV. PICKUP - JD 3032 UTILITY TRACTOR - JD MOWER - 4 WHEELERMACHINERY - MISC.: 2018 Chev. Equinox FWD, LT, pepperdust metallic, black cloth interior, 1.5 turbo, 4 cyl., convenience package, only 4334 actual miles, like new; 02 Chev. 1500 ext. cab LS pickup truck, auto., V8, Vortec, 96009 mi., black; JD 3032E tractor, MFWD, industrial tires, only 14 hrs. w/ roll bar & JD D160 loader, like new; 2006 Suzuki Eiger quad runner 400 four wheeler, 4x4 w/ winch; JDX580 riding mower, 54" cut, only 126 hrs. PS, hyd. deck, good; Frontier RC2060 3 pt. cutter; Huskee 3 pt. box blade, 6' w/ rippers; TSC 8'x5' trailer w/ ramp; trailer type yard sprayer; JD lawn roller; 3 pt. carry all; Huskee yard cart; Jobsmart portable air compressor; Stihl MS211C & O28AV chain saws; Homelite blower, gas; lawn mower lift; Stihl trimmer; shop vac; floor jack; cable; battery charger; tools; bench grinder; bench vise; garden tools; ladders; ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - COINS: cedar blanket chest; sm. oak stand; stone crocks; 50 Longabergers & other baskets; primitive Santas; tobacco tins; 2 trains in box; carpenter type box; grindstone wheel; sled; Historical US coin collection 20th century coins 85 coins incl. Lincoln Memorial, silver dollars & others in wall mt. case, uncirculated & unusual; coin collection Eisenhower dollars, Kennedy halves & others; McCoppin Mill print by Werline; glass baskets; figurines, Willow Tree, etc.; jewelry; assort. dishes, pressed glass, etc.; milk bottle; GUN SAFE, LONG GUNS, PISTOL & CROSS BOW: Winchester gun safe, holds 24 guns, nice; Ruger 1022, 22LR rifle w/ Simmons scope; Marlin 25M, 22 rifle, bolt w/ clip; Browning BL22 lever action; Remington 1100 w/ rib, semi auto, 12 ga. shotgun; Remington Wingmaster 870 shotgun w/ scope, 12 ga. pump & sling; Winchester 70XTR feather wt. 243 rifle w/ Tasco scope & sling; Winchester 70 Sport Magnum 300 rifle w/ Loophold scope; Hamilton 22 cal. early pistol, mod. 27 pat. 1900; Horton cross bow w/ scope; gun ammo & barrels; HOUSEHOLD: Whirlpool duet washer & dryer w/ drawers, white; Frigidaire refrigerator, white; GE refrigerator; Kitchenaid glass top range, white; 4 pc. oak bedroom suite; pine 3 pc. bedroom suite; oak hutch w/ leaded glass; oak round pedestal table w/ leaf; 5 oak chairs w/ wicker back; blue plaid love seat; green recliner; matching La-Z-Boy couch w/ reclining ends & swivel recliner chair, blue like new; blue oak glider rocker; mirrored curio cabinet; flowered couch - tan, mauve & blue; swivel vinyl chair w/ stool; oak coffee table; oak wall shelf; oak end tables; book shelf; Panasonic 42" flat screen TV & stand; oak lift seat hall bench; 2 oak bar stools; oak glider rocker; Roseville Ohio pottery; Amish sm. world rhythm motion clock; handicap items; desk; oak shelf; porch chairs; picnic table; patio table; porch swing; metal lawn chairs; gas grill; glassware; kitchen items; Christmas items; boxed lots; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Wilbur & Freda were well known in the area and took great pride in the upkeep of their property and belongings. This one is packed & to top it off it has an Equinox & JD that are basically NEW! Don’t miss this one & get there early! TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or check w/ proper ID. Any announcements made by auctioneer on day of sale will take precedence over this ad.
OWNER: Debra D. Ditmer Successor Trustee of the Rhoads Family Trust Susan Davis, 107 Governor Foraker Pl., Hillsboro, Ohio, 45133, Ph. 937-393-4000, Atty. for the Trust
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The Ripley Union Lewis Huntington School District would like to announce the following students from grades 1 - 12 that earned a place on the 1st nine weeks honor roll for the 20182019 school year. ALL A HONOR ROLL: 1st grade – Isabell Bauer, Bo Bursal, Layla Carver, Alayna Cornette, Landon Davis, Elise Doyle, Carson Fossitt, Cara Fulton, Bryce Grippa, Gavin Scott, Josh Sellers 2nd grade – Lily Bowers, Kenley Cluxton, Aaliyah Cooper, Landon Corde, Russell Darlington, Logan Fisher, Haily Fulton, Journey Fulton, Preslee Hamilton, MaKinnley Hill, Kaylee Jetter, Logan Meeker, Sophia Miller, Kenya Perez, John Paul Saunders, Mallory Spiller, Bryston Tharp, Elizabeth Titus, Zane Thomas, Jaxyn Turner 3rd grade - Elliot Carver, Aubrey Glover, Shade Kendrick, Landon Kirk, Aubree May, Tori Ross, Anshika Singh, Gavan Smith 4th grade - Carter Cluxton, Jase Lang, Wayne Reynolds 5th grade – Ian Frankenhoff, Callie Fultz, Brooklyn Manning, Chelsea Mellenkamp, Cameron Millette, Harlie Polley 6th grade – Leslie Abbott, Harmony Fowler, Gracie Gibbs, Hannah Hauke, Judah Jones, Justin Payne, Leelan Pitzer, Skyler Pollock 7th grade – Anna Castle, Kenlee Finn, Marlee Flowers, Morgan Smith 8th grade – Drew Applegate, Cheyenne Evilsizor, Riley Finn, Taylor Fowler 9th grade – McKenzie Burton, Shanea Faul, Maci Haitz, Simone Hutchinson, Rachel Shepherd, Brooke Whaley 10th grade – Austin Allen, Kathryn Dugan, Alexis Fisher, Paula Hauke, Gracie Himes, Kelsey Neely, Brittany Redden, Gracelynn Walters 11th grade – Kailee Fisher, Brittany Royster, Hana Schwierling, Kaitlyn Smith 12th grade – Travis Flannery, Corey Germann, Amber Kirschner, Katelynn Miller, Shallyn Mussinan A/B HONOR ROLL: 1st grade – Kyle James Allen, Tallen Brierly, Paige Brown, LeeAunna Dodson, Olivia Kirk, Layne Lewis, Nakiah McCann, Garrett Ondrey, Elliot Smith, Ryland Tolin, Doug VanAken, Addison White 2nd grade - Laney Bare, Spencer Fisher, Delaney Garrett, Makynli Hauke, Bryan High, Garytt Lewis, Emilia Lupercio, Raegan Marshall, Isabella Patrick, Hunter Pendell, John Perraut, Colton Planck, Janiya Reed, L.J. Rich, Lexie Sellers, Myles Siegel, Caleb Wheeler 3rd grade – Paul Cox, Justyce Cracraft, Brandon Davis, Braven Ellison, Jor-
dan Fulton, Kenny Graves, Marleana Highfield, Makenah Kirk, Emma Kuhlman, Keyera McDaniel, Marley Mitchell 4th grade - Alyssa Bradford, Harper Brown, Chelsea Demarest, Cole Dickhaus, Alyssa Fisher, Anna Garrett, Case Hampton, Gabrielle Himes, Jayven Palmer, Brooklyn Parker, Jaden Patrick, Jeffrey Rice, Brindlyn Shields, Olivia Smith, Joseph Tumey, Kiana White, Jasmine Young 5th grade – Abby Adams, Case Brown, Abbi Carey, Natalie Carr, Miley Carrington, Becca Cox, Andrew Dryden, Kylan Goins, Autumn Graves, Paige Hare, Brooklyn Jordan, Madison Kennedy, Emerson Miller, Kendra Padgett, Chloe Payne, Chris Pollock, Casen Powell, Amber Robinson, Isiah Sadler, Katie Sellers, Cole Sharp, Daren Shelton 6th grade – Kirklin Abbott, Leeland Ayers, Carson Barbour, Jayden Bartley, Reece Brown, Westly Carver, Seth Corns, Hannah Covert, Chelsea Evilsizor, Clay Fossitt, Kelsey Glover, Izayah Goins, Kaden Kennedy, Owen Kirk, Kameron Madison, Austin Manning, Hailey Pollock, Trenton Ross, Madison Sidwell, Isabella Siegel, Jenaya Starrett, Grace Taylor, Henry Trapp, Marshall Tucker, Hayley Waits, Hayden Waits 7th grade – Ciara Covet, Kaiden Fondenberger, Jersey Fulton, Ellaina Hutchinson, Emily Koehler-Adams, Logan Madison, Alexis Pirtle, Makenna Scott, Brooke Sims, Isaac Trapp 8th grade - Jerod Akers, Breanna Blum, Mahayla Dragoo, Bobbie Jo Eckler, Spencer Gray, Blake Himes, Katelyn Neely, Kyndall Price, Blainton Rau, Ansh Singh 9th grade – Savannah Barbee, Joseph Castle, Leanna Cluxton, Guess Cracraft, Tehya Dryden, Lily Fryman, Keara Fulton, Tori Inskeep, Karson Martin, Bryson Mitchell, Kamryn Price, Pepperann Riley, Jaylen Tolle 10th grade – Lisa Dugan, Austin Faul, Liberty Fowler, Cody Germann, Noah Gibson, Dakota Grooms, Brielle Hall, Luke Lykins, Kadence Madison, Hannah Morgan, Katelin Souder, Cayden Whitt 11th grade – Jacob Castle, Savannah Cluxton, Selina Cummins, Tristan Fisher, Elliot Fryman, Cassidy Higle, Jack Love, Lily Maines, Alexandra Ross, Katherine Smith, Carly Wagner, Mason Williams 12th grade – Landon Dearing, Tiffany Deaton, Emily Dodson, Savannah Doyle, Kristen Jenkins, Alex King, Emily King, Cailey Kirk, Grace Mitchell, Jaki Royal, Abigail Whaley
Deer crashes climb in Nov. Ohio Department of Insurance Director Jillian Froment and Ohio State Highway Patrol Superintendent Colonel Paul Pride are urging Ohioans to drive with caution in November, the leading month for deervehicle crashes in the state. “Staying alert and avoiding distractions while driving are always important,” Froment said. “It’s also important to review and make sure you have the insurance coverage you need to help protect your family and other drivers on the road.” Last November there were nearly 4,000 deer-related crashes on the state’s roadways, according to the Ohio Department of Public Safety. In total, people were involved in more than 18,400 deer-related crashes in 2017. The most incidents occurred in Stark (501), Richland (450), Clermont (444), Trumbull (435), Hamilton (418), Lorain (405), Hancock (405), Allen (391), Wood (385), and Tuscarawas (377) Counties with high collision counts in most of the other Ohio counties. “Driving requires your
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