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Holmes-Wayne Community Veterans Honor Trip

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After Hurricane Helene, lineworkers from Ohio and across the country put their lives on the line to help restore power where they were needed most.

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FEATURES

7 OHIO’S ‘PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER’

Some astounding, insightful, and downright impressive facts about the eight U.S. chief executives from the Buckeye State. 22 WHAT IS THAT STAR?

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A reminder from Mother Nature

Every so often, we are reminded of the raw power of — and our relative helplessness against — the forces of nature. Throughout Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, communities are still coming to grips with the devastation wrought in late September and early October by the one-two punch of hurricanes Helene and Milton, two of the more powerful and damaging storms of the past few decades.

The utter destruction there is difficult to fathom. Recovery will take months, and even years in some communities.

There’s a lot that needs to be done — not the least of which is to restore basic infrastructure enough to safely return electric delivery systems to service. Electric cooperatives, true to their principles of “Concern for Community” and “Cooperation Among Cooperatives,” have jumped in to help in each of these states, working to rebuild damaged facilities and restore vital electric service to even the most remote areas.

Lineworkers from more than 20 states began arriving the day after Helene blew through, working 16 hours a day, seven days a week to repair the damage done to cooperative systems. Ohio cooperatives alone sent more than 100 lineworkers to help their sister co-ops in some of the hardest-hit areas of North and South Carolina. Ohio cooperatives also organized donations of needed supplies and money to assist some of the most stormravaged communities.

We know that we can be overpowered by natural disasters. It’s why electric cooperatives are in a constant state of preparation — to prevent problems that are preventable but also to be ready to respond to situations that are unavoidable.

It takes coordination, teamwork, and dedication to respond safely and effectively to emergencies like these recent hurricanes. Literally thousands of individuals from hundreds of electric cooperatives have had a hand in the response. It’s yet another example of being able to accomplish together things we simply can’t do alone.

So I’m joining with co-op members everywhere to extend a special thanks to the lineworkers who have gone into these battered communities. We know that their help in bringing back crucial electric service is a first step toward recovery.

Pat O’Loughlin PRESIDENT & CEO OHIO’S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES

Their help in bringing back crucial electric service is a first step toward recovery.

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DEPARTMENTS

4 POWER LINES

Disaster response: Ohio coops answer the call as the South digs out from historic storm damage.

8 WOODS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE

Ditch parrots: Might a comeback be in store for ringnecked pheasants in Ohio?

10 CO-OP PEOPLE

Taking the reins: A lifelong love of horses inspires jockey’s success in the saddle.

13 GOOD EATS

So extra! Can you ever have too much of a good thing? Let’s find out.

17 LOCAL PAGES

News and other important information from your electric cooperative.

33 CALENDAR

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response Disaster

BY JEFF McCALLISTER

Ohio co-ops answer the call as the South digs out from historic storms.

When electric cooperatives in North Carolina and South Carolina put out the call for help after Hurricane Helene barreled through in late September, Ohio answered.

Less than 36 hours after the storm made landfall late on Sept. 26, an initial force of 40 lineworkers from 11 Ohio co-ops headed south. Twenty-four others who had been ready to leave were rerouted because Helene had unexpectedly pounded areas of southern Ohio, and their help was needed here.

When the Ohio group reached the Carolinas, what they found was shocking. In the western parts of those two states, Helene had left a mutilated landscape in its wake. Roads, bridges, power systems — in some places, even entire villages — had been washed entirely off Appalachian hillsides and into flooded valleys. Damage was widespread, and it was devastating.

It was also grim. In several instances, co-op crews arrived to an area even before first responders, only to find unimaginable tragedy along with the physical destruction. As of mid-October, Helene had been blamed for more than 250 deaths across seven states, and hundreds more were still missing.

All hands on deck

As storm damage in Ohio was repaired over the next several days, a second wave of Ohio workers headed south. In all, more than 100 men from 19 Ohio co-ops — nearly a third of Ohio’s co-op lineworkers — were working to restore power for four of the hardest-hit cooperatives in North Carolina and South Carolina.

The crews worked in rotating 16-hour shifts, cutting away trees, replacing poles, restringing distribution lines, rebuilding circuits, and making repairs. Some stayed in hotels that were themselves without power or hot water.

“It’s maybe our largest and greatest storm response ever,” says Dwight Miller, senior director of safety training and loss prevention at Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, who coordinated the Ohio response.

“We are honored to be a part of helping these folks out. Their lives have been turned upside down, and many are feeling the grief of losing loved ones as the death toll continues to rise. If we can help get their power back on, that’s a big deal.”

Unprecedented

Overall, Helene knocked out electric service to an estimated 1.25 million co-op members in eight states

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Troy Stockmeister and Todd White from Logan County Electric Cooperative; Chris Kent and Rob Swiger from Firelands Electric Cooperative; and Bill Russell, Travis Russell, Greg Grieves, and Eric Schaaf from Midwest Electric were part of the mutual aid crew that worked to restore systems and power for Rutherford Electric Membership Cooperative in Forest City, North Carolina.

Lorain-Medina and North Central electric cooperative members donated three semi-trailers full of supplies for relief efforts in the Carolinas and Tennessee.

Max Noll, who works for South Central Power Company in Lancaster, stretches as he works to make repairs on lines near Boone, North Carolina. Noll was one of more than 100 Ohio co-op lineworkers who answered the call for help.

Greg Young from Laurens Electric Cooperative in South Carolina (left) worked with Matt Morris, Mike Rowe, Steve Asbury, Josh Johnson, Sean Stewart, and Bowe Firebaugh from Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative in their restoration work.

than 100 lineworkers from 19

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as it passed from the Florida coast northward, before finally fizzling out near the Kentucky-Indiana state line a little more than two days after it made landfall.

Ohio’s response was part of a national mutual aid effort that brought in more than 7,000 co-op personnel, including lineworkers, support staff, right-of-way contractors, warehouse staff, safety employees, and command center staff, from 14 states.

As the majority of those initial outages were restored over the next two weeks, several of the Ohio crews were able to return home. One group, from Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative, moved on to Florida to help repair damage from Hurricane Milton, which came through within two weeks of Helene’s landfall.

“Everyone knows about the principle of ‘Cooperation among Cooperatives,’ and of course we take it seriously,” Miller says. “In reality, it’s just that our guys have this quality to them that makes them want to help whenever and wherever they can.”

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Ohio co-ops worked 16-hour shifts to help restore power in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida after two hurricanes caused catastrophic damage.

Splinters from Ohio’s

‘Presidential timber’

Some astounding, insightful, and downright impressive facts about the eight U.S. chief executives from the Buckeye State.

BY DAMAINE VONADA

Of the 46 individuals who served as U.S. president before this month’s election, eight came from Ohio — more than any other state — inspiring the nickname “Mother of

The Whigs picked Harrison and Virginia Sen. John Tyler to top their 1840 ticket. Their campaign slogan — “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too!” — reminded voters that the Ohioan had defeated Tecumseh at the Battle of Tippecanoe. His supporters pushed a giant ball of paper and tin, plastered with pro-Harrison messages, from town to town, generating publicity and ushering a new phrase into America’s lexicon: “Keep the ball rolling.” Harrison, the nation’s ninth president, died of pneumonia a month into his term.

After the abandoned British ship HMS Resolute was discovered adrift by an American whaler in 1855, Congress allotted funds to return her to Queen Victoria as a goodwill gesture. Victoria reciprocated in 1880 by presenting then-President Hayes, the 19th president, with a handsome desk made from Resolute’s timbers. Upon its arrival in the White House, Hayes famously wrote a thankyou note on the Resolute desk, and it has been used by every president since then, with the exceptions of Johnson, Nixon, and Ford.

The 23rd president was born on his grandfather William Henry Harrison’s North Bend farm with a remarkable political pedigree: not only had his grandfather been president, but his great-grandfather signed the Declaration of Independence and his father was a U.S. Congressman. Benjamin was a prominent attorney before being elected to the U.S. Senate in 1880, and during his presidential run in 1888, he cannily revived his grandfather’s publicity stunt by replicating the 1840 “victory ball” and rolling it state to state for some 5,000 miles.

The only person to serve as both U.S. president (the 27th) and chief justice of the Supreme Court, Taft was also a lifelong baseball fan, and started the presidential tradition of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch on Major League Baseball’s opening day. On April 14, 1910, at a game between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics, he tossed a baseball to Senators pitcher (and future Hall of Famer) Walter Johnson, and then watched from the first row as the home team beat the Athletics, 3–0

Presidents.” This presidential election month is the perfect time to ponder the influence (in matters great and small) of Ohioans who occupied the nation’s highest office.

The U.S. Army’s first four-star general and the 18th U.S. president was born in Point Pleasant and raised in Georgetown. After winning the Civil War and serving two terms as President, he retired to New York City, where an unscrupulous business partner ruined him financially. To provide for his family, he wrote his autobiography, The Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant, finishing it just days before he died in 1885. Mark Twain, who admired Grant, arranged to have it published, and it is still regarded as a masterpiece of unadorned American prose.

When Garfield was shot on July 2, 1881, only months after he had taken office as the 20th president, telegraph wires and newspapers carried the grim news, instigating a protracted death watch that’s considered the first mass-media event. Physicians’ futile attempts to find the bullet riveted the nation — even Alexander Graham Bell tried to help by developing a rudimentary metal detector. Garfield’s struggle finally ended in September, when he died of an infection likely caused by doctors probing his wound with unwashed and unsterilized hands.

McKinley, who was born in Niles, established a law practice in Canton. In 1876, he ran for Congress against Levi Lamborn, a horticulturist from Alliance who bred carnations, and whenever they debated, Lamborn gave McKinley a red carnation. When he was elected the 25th President in 1896, McKinley considered red carnations his good luck charm, habitually wearing them as boutonnieres. On Sept. 6, 1901, moments after he had removed the red carnation from his lapel and given it to a little girl, an anarchist assassinated him.

Harding, campaigning from his Marion home following World War I, promised a “return to normalcy.” But, because the Senate never ratified the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, the nation was still officially at war when he became the 29th president in 1921. Congress passed a resolution ending U.S.-German hostilities that year, and four months later, Harding symbolically ended the war’s horrors when he dedicated the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery and delivered a poignant speech eulogizing America’s heroic dead.

William Henry Harrison

Rutherford B. Hayes

Benjamin Harrison

William Howard Taft

Ulysses S. Grant

James Garfield

William McKinley

Warren G. Harding

WOODS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE

Ditch

STORY AND PHOTOS BY W.H. “CHIP” GROSS

I’m old enough to have witnessed the demise of much of the ring-necked pheasant population in Ohio firsthand. In the 1960s, I remember my father taking me on a pheasant hunt to private property in the northwest part of the state. We had a great time, and we returned on opening day the next year anticipating the same.

What we didn’t anticipate were the bulldozed fence rows, burned brush piles, and other forms of habitat destruction we found when we got there. Needless to say, we didn’t see many pheasants that November day and we never returned to that farm.

The birds (also known as “ditch parrots” because of their bright plumage as well as their tendency to lounge along roadsides) found the Ohio landscape, with its patchwork of small farm fields and rural areas, welcoming and homey during the early 20th century. Farming was still largely done with horses, so pastures and hayfields were needed to feed those horses, as well as milk cows. Brushy fencerows provided both cover from predators and travel lanes to and from the crop fields where the pheasants found an ample food supply. In essence, it was ringneck paradise.

Ringneck numbers in Ohio peaked during the 1930s and ’40s, and have been on a steady downhill slide ever since. The reason for the decline is simple, as it is throughout the North American pheasant range: the disappearance of quality grassland habitat.

As goes the habitat, so goes the population of birds.

The Asian ring-necked pheasant is a non-native game bird to Ohio; the first stocking here occurred in 1896

The first law regulating the bird’s hunting soon followed, with no hunting permitted until Nov. 10, 1900. By that time, ringnecks had become well established throughout most of the state, with the population peaking at an astounding 5 million wild pheasants!

“The booming pheasant population began drawing hunters from across the Midwest,” says Jim Abrams, a retired Ohio wildlife officer and a member of HancockWood Electric Cooperative. “Hotels were filled and cash was changing hands in diners, bars, hardware stores, and gas stations. Small towns in northwest Ohio — Van Buren, Liberty Center, Arlington, Kalida, and others — became destinations not only for out-of-town hunters but for out-of-state hunters as well. The economic value of the high pheasant population was palpable.”

Hunting was for cock birds only (hens were protected by law) and some

A lifelong love of horses inspires jockey’s success in the saddle.

BY MARGIE WUEBKER; PHOTOS BY MARGO PALMER

Chelsey Keiser vividly remembers growing up in western Ohio and helping her parents, Darke Rural Electric Cooperative members Mike and Debbie Keiser, raise thoroughbreds at their North Star-area farm.

“My first horse was a pony with a yellowish coat,” she remembers with a chuckle. “I called him ‘Black Beauty.’”

Keiser, now 32, never lost her fascination with horses. A 5-foot, 3-inch bundle of energy, she’s living her dream as a professional jockey, compiling an impressive record that includes more than 400 wins and nearly $10 million in career earnings.

“I’ve loved horses forever,” she says, noting that she learned to ride even before she learned to walk.

As she got a little older, Keiser started helping out by galloping the family’s thoroughbreds as part of their training regimen. “I really enjoyed that aspect of working with horses,” she says.

“The hard part was handing the reins off to a jockey at the track.”

She also took up barrel racing — a fast-paced sport pitting horse and rider against the clock on a cloverleaf-shaped course, where the fastest finisher wins.

“I went through high school dreaming of being a jockey,” Keiser says.

After she graduated from Versailles High School, she headed off to the University of Dayton to study nursing — which might not seem at first like a path to the horseracing profession, but it was strategic. “I had visited nursing homes during high school, and I liked being around older people and loved hearing their stories,” she says. Also, “Most nurses work three 12-hour shifts, and that would give me four days to ride.”

But while her fellow students spent their weekends on campus, she would always go back home to work with the horses. By her sophomore year, she says, she could no longer ignore “the itch.”

After talking at length with her mother, she left school and took a job training horses in Florida. Later assignments took her to Virginia and then Maryland as she pursued the dream that grew stronger with each passing day.

the reins

She began her career as an apprentice jockey, or “bug rider,” in March 2013 at Maryland’s Laurel Park racetrack. Her first win came that same month, aboard a 2-year-old colt named Smileforthecamera. In keeping with tradition, her fellow jockeys saluted the milestone by pelting her with water, baby powder, and eggs. She rode the next heat with bits of shell still clinging to her hair.

“Being a female jockey came with challenges back then,” she says. “I had to prove I was as strong as the boys and not get pushed around. I quickly learned to turn off my emotions and accept things I couldn’t change. Now I ride and win just like them.”

She mounted up in almost 600 races that first year, and finished in the money (first, second, or third place) in more than a third of them.

By 2016, she decided she wanted to be closer to family and moved back to Ohio. She currently rides at Thistledown Racino near Cleveland, Hollywood Gaming near Youngstown, and Belterra Park Racino near Cincinnati.

The job is much more than saddling up for races. Keiser is up by 4:30 a.m. almost every morning and arrives at the stable 60 minutes later for what will likely be a 15-hour day.

Taking care of her four horses means time galloping or breezing each of them on the track, four feeding times, and four cooling baths. She hurriedly walks from one pen to another, waving to other stable personnel or talking on the cell phone along the way; there is no time to sit and rest. Often, she’ll log more than 20,000 steps before noon.

“If you don’t take good care of the horses, you won’t get good results on the track,” she says. “Jockey and horse have to work together as a team. You spend hours working toward those couple of minutes that you fly around the track.”

Horse racing, of course, can be a dangerous sport (as attested by the ambulance stationed at every track), and Keiser’s 114-pound frame has sustained numerous injuries in her career — a broken collarbone, a bruised spleen, and a broken sternum among the most serious — but she has no plans to step away.

“I absolutely love riding,” she says. “Winning gives me the highest of highs; losing, the lowest of lows. I would rather have a bad day doing something I love than a good day at something I hate.”

SoExtra!

Can you ever have too much of a good thing? Let’s find out.

‘FOR THE LOVE OF GARLIC’ GRATIN POTATOES

Prep: 30 minutes | Cook: 1 hour, 20 minutes | Servings: 8

2 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes, ¼-inch slices

1½ teaspoons salt, divided

1 tablespoon salted butter

1½ cups heavy whipping cream

6 cloves roasted garlic*

2 sprigs fresh rosemary, stems removed

¼ teaspoon pepper

¼ cup shredded Asiago cheese

¼ cup crispy fried garlic**

Place potato slices in a large pot; cover with water and 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil over high heat and let boil until potatoes are just fork-tender. Drain and rinse to cool slightly.

Preheat oven to 350 F. Butter a 9x13-inch ovenproof baking dish and layer in potato slices. Blend cream with roasted garlic, rosemary leaves, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and pepper in a blender or food processor. Pour cream mixture over potatoes, then evenly sprinkle Asiago on top. Bake 15 to 20 minutes, until lightly browned and bubbling and potatoes are fully cooked through. Top with crispy garlic and serve.

*Roasted garlic can be made ahead of time. Trim the top of a bulb of garlic until cloves are visible, drizzle with olive oil, wrap in aluminum foil, and roast at 350 F for 45 to 60 minutes, until cloves are mushy soft and light to medium brown. Pull cloves out of husk with the tine of a fork and refrigerate until ready to use. (Leftovers will keep in fridge for 7 days, in freezer for 3 months.)

**To make crispy garlic, gather 8 large garlic cloves, ¼ cup olive oil, and salt for sprinkling. Set a strainer over a small, heat-safe bowl and set aside. Pour oil into a small skillet over medium heat. Test oil temperature by tossing a piece of garlic in — when bubbles immediately form around it, the oil is ready. Carefully slide garlic into the oil. Stir continually with a wooden spoon until pale golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes. Immediately transfer to the strainer, letting oil drain off the garlic. Spread garlic across paper towels to soak up remaining oil and sprinkle with ¼ teaspoon salt. When cool, transfer fried garlic to an airtight container and keep at room temperature. Reserve oil in fridge for future uses.

RECIPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY CATHERINE MURRAY

OH-SO-CHEESY CROQUE MONSIEUR DIP

Prep: 25 minutes | Cook: 30 minutes | Servings: 8

½ cup shredded Parmesan*

1 cup shredded Swiss cheese*

1 cup shredded Gruyere cheese*

4 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided

1/3 cup minced onion

1 clove garlic, minced

3 tablespoons flour

2 cups hot milk

1 tablespoon Dijon mustard

½ teaspoon black pepper

¼ teaspoon ground thyme

¼ pound thinly sliced deli ham, chopped

2 8-ounce cans crescent roll dough

Toss cheeses together in a medium bowl and put a small handful of cheese aside for sprinkling later. In a medium pot, melt 3 tablespoons of the butter over medium heat. Add onion and sauté until softened; add garlic and sauté another minute. Lower heat a bit, whisk in flour, and continue whisking 3 minutes to form a roux. Slowly pour in the hot milk, whisking constantly. Turn heat back to medium and cook until thickened, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and whisk in Dijon, pepper, and thyme, then mix in the cheese and ham. Cover with lid and set aside.

Preheat oven to 375 F. Bake one can of crescent rolls according to package directions. Meanwhile, grease a 9-inch oven-safe skillet (cast iron preferred) with cooking spray. Roll the remaining can of crescent rolls and place them along the outer edge of the skillet, then spoon cheese mixture into the middle. Brush the crescents with a tablespoon of melted butter, then sprinkle with reserved cheese. Bake 15 to 17 minutes, until crescents are golden brown. Let cool a few minutes before serving fondue-style straight out of the skillet, tearing off pieces of crescent roll and dipping into cheese.

*For a smooth melted dip, freshly shred the cheeses rather than using pre-shredded.

DEATH BY CHOCOLATE TRIFLE

Prep: 30 minutes | Bake: 30 minutes | Servings: 12 to 16

18.4-ounce package brownie mix and eggs, vegetable oil, and water, according to brownie instructions

6-ounce package instant chocolate pudding mix and cold milk,

amount according to pudding instructions

16 ounces frozen whipped topping, thawed

2 cups chopped-up candy bars or Oreo cookies

This recipe is a great way to use up leftover Halloween candy! Fill a standard-sized trifle bowl or use any glass dish or dishes of your choosing. The brownies and pudding can be made a day or so ahead.

Prepare and bake brownies according to package instructions; let cool completely. Prepare pudding according to package instructions. Chill in fridge until ready to assemble trifle.

Crumble half the brownies into bottom of the bowl(s), then spoon half the pudding on top. A layer of candy can be added here, or it can all be piled on top if preferred. Continue layering with half the whipped topping. Repeat brownie, pudding, and whipped topping layers. Sprinkle candy on the top when ready to serve.

MILE-HIGH APPLE PIE

Prep: 45 minutes | Chill: 30 minutes | Bake: 60 to 70 minutes | Servings: 12 to 16

3 cups + 2 tablespoons flour, plus more for rolling

1¼ teaspoons salt

1¼ cups cold unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch dice

¼ cup ice water

1½ cups sugar

½ cup cornstarch

1 teaspoon cinnamon

1 teaspoon nutmeg

¼ teaspoon salt

5 pounds of apples, multiple varieties*

1 egg yolk dash of water

coarse sugar for sprinkling (optional)

To make the crust, combine flour, 1¼ teaspoons salt, and butter in a food processor. Pulse in 1-second bursts until the mixture becomes crumbly. Drizzle in ice water and pulse in 1-second bursts until dough begins to stick together. Gather dough and form two disks, one larger than the other. Cover and place in the fridge for 30 minutes, then let rest on counter for 30 minutes.

In an extra-large bowl, mix sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, nutmeg, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Peel, core, and thinly slice apples, tossing slices in sugar mixture as you go. Set aside. On a floured surface, roll out the smaller dough and fit to the bottom of a deep-dish pie plate. Stir the apples once more, then begin arranging slices into the pie pan, tightly stacking in layers and doming inward toward the top. Carefully pour ¼ cup of the excess liquid left by the apples into the pie and discard the rest. Roll out second disk of dough and overlap the top of the pie, pressing down lightly to meet the apples. Fold dough edges under, trimming if needed. Cut 8 slits in the shape of a sunburst on top. Whisk egg yolk and dash of water. Brush over the entire crust and sprinkle with coarse sugar (if desired). Place pie in fridge until oven is preheated.

Preheat oven to 425 F. Place pie on a baking sheet with sides and position on bottom rack of oven. Bake 20 minutes, then reduce temperature to 375 F and bake another 40 to 50 minutes, until bubbling and golden brown. If top crust becomes too brown, cover edges or lightly tent with aluminum foil. Let cool before slicing to produce clean edges.

* Mixing 3 or 4 baking apple varieties in a pie builds a blend of flavors and textures.

Honor and remembrance

Annual trip recognizes community’s veterans

Every year, as the planning begins months before the Veterans Honor Trip, the excitement and anticipations stirs, as well as a very important question: Can we provide a trip worthy to recognize the men and women in our community who have sacrificed to serve our country?

This is the sixth year that Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative has joined efforts with the Shreve American Legion Post 67 to provide a three-day, all-expenses-paid bus trip for local veterans to visit the monuments built in their honor and commemorate their service. This year, 24 veterans took part in the trip, Sept. 27 to 29

Each veteran has a guardian to ensure a safe and memorable experience. Just like the veterans, the guardians are from our community and the majority have served in the U.S. military or have a parent or grandparent who have served.

In a world so broken and country that appears to be separated too often, this trip is a needed reminder of the rich history of the United States and sacrificial love of mankind. For these three days, not only are many memorials, museums, and historical details shared, but also a camaraderie is built. We hear stories of survival, giving, loving, fear, and healing. For these three days, the chaos of the world seems to stop and we take quiet moments to remember and honor.

One can’t help but be overwhelmed with emotions when seeing the small print of more than 58,000 names and the personal notes and tokens left behind at the Vietnam Memorial wall, the grand beauty of the 693 acres that make up Arlington National Cemetery and the sacred respect for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the eeriness emanating from the 19 lifelike statues at the

Korean War Memorial, or the details and remnants of the terrorist attack on American soil captured at the 9/ 11 memorials of Flight 93 and the Pentagon.

This year, we had the honor of having a World War II veteran, Robert Iams of Wooster. At age 97, he visited the WWII monument for the first time. Drafted his junior year in high school, he entered WWII with his twin brother. “My mother had to write a note to get permission from the Navy to have my brother and I serve together,” Iams says. “With the loss of the five Sullivan brothers, the United States had issued a new policy not allowing brothers to serve together.”

Iams was referring to the November 13, 1942, tragedy when five Sullivan brothers from Waterloo, Iowa, died aboard the USS Juneau when the ship was torpedoed and sank. The Navy approved of the Iams twins serving together, so the brothers boarded their ship to head to what seemed, in 1944, like galaxies away, to the Pacific conflict. “We were just kids doing what we thought was right,” he says. After serving, the brothers returned home to finish their senior year of high school.

On the final day of the Veterans Honor Trip, Iams, along with Victoria Ebner (Vietnam – Marines), David Garnes (Vietnam – Army), and Gary Gonter (Vietnam – Army) had the honor of laying a customized wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Garnes, who served in the 25th infantry, received a Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his service. “He’s a humble man; you would never know the sacrifices made by this Wayne County veteran,” says his guardian, Larry Porter.

The trip concludes with a “welcome home” parade from our community, a parade that is more than 50 years overdue for majority of the Vietnam veterans.

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Unfortunately, many came home from the war, just thankful to be alive, and they went straight to work. There was no appreciation expressed and they were left to process their memories alone.

Terry Martin, a Vietnam veteran and guardian shares, “I was stationed in Da Nang. We delivered fuel. We were told certain roads were safe, but you learned quickly after heavy gunfire, none were safe.”

Ken Vansickle, a Vietnam veteran, says, “it is so important for the next generation to learn and understand the history of our past wars so they are not repeated. I want a better place for my grandchildren.”

The Holmes-Wayne Honor Trip is coordinated by HWEC but it takes the generous support of so many in our community to make this annual event successful. Holmes-Wayne sends a special thanks to the 555th

2024 HOLMES - WAYNE COMMUNITY HONOR TRIPP

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Dennis Blacklock- Air Force/Vietnam

David Bodle - Army/Vietnam

Paul Bowers - Army/Vietnam

Sandra Cleary - Army/Vietnam

Tim Dilyard - Air Force/Vietnam

Victoria Ebner - Marines/Vietnam

Paul Frank - Army/Vietnam

David Garnes - Army/Vietnam

Gary Gonter - Army/Vietnam

Charles Huffman - Navy/Vietnam

Bob Iams - Navy/WWII

Orvalle Johnson - Army/Vietnam

Leonard Jorz - Army/Vietnam

Jon Kinney - Army/Vietnam

Charles Lepold - Army/Vietnam

Roger Miller - Army/Vietnam

David Schlauch - Army/Vietnam

Danny Stadler - Navy/Vietnam

Jeff Stair - Navy/Vietnam

Mark Steiner - Army/Vietnam

Terry Studer - Army/Vietnam

Ralph Studer - Army/Vietnam

Ken Vansickle - Army/Vietnam

Nelson Weirick - Navy/Vietnam

Guardian

Marsha Blacklock

Terry Sigler

Jenny Miller

Nona Miller

Don Hughes

Gwen Neal

Sundee Porter

Terry Martin

Larry Porter

Michael Benchoff

Jeff Burgett

Traci Poulson

Dean Weber

Dennis Miller

Steve Waltman

Scott Ervin

Chassie Cryzter

Hope Blake

Sierra Shaw

Gage Martin

Marlin Wengerd

Keith Kerns

Mark Siedel

Charles Weirick

Honor Detachment for the return home parade. The “Triple Nickle” serves at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery near Rittman. Thanks also to Troy Miller Insurance Agency for the flags provided at the parade, Clinton Township Fire and Rescue and Holmes District #1 Fire for parade escort and salute, and also Shreve Boy Scout Troop 71, for last-minute setup of canopies for dry shelter. We also appreciate Shreve Mayor Josiah Martin’s “welcome home” speech. Finally, many thanks to Wayne Holmes Health, LLC, for their generous donation of wheelchairs the past six years. We also thank many businesses, community members, and the HWEC board and staff, for donations to financially support this event.

If you are interested in supporting or participating in the Holmes Wayne Community Honor Trip, please contact us toll-free at 866-674-1055 or visit the Honor Trip page on our website.

2024 HOLMES-WAYNE HONOR TRIP COMMUNITY DONATIONS

Jim Grogg

Jo A. Glatt

Wooster Amvets Post 250

Leonard & Jane Bilek

Don Baney

Patricia Kinney

Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative board and staff

A special note of appreciation to Wayne Holmes Health of Wooster, who have generously donated the use of wheelchairs every year for the Honor Trip.

Unclaimed capital credits

In 2020, Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative, Inc., mailed a general retirement of capital credits. Many checks were returned to us as undeliverable and, to date, these refunds remain unclaimed. Per the cooperative’s code of regulations, the unclaimed capital credits are reallocated to current cooperative members four years after the original mailing and following two consecutive notices in

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A & N SMITH FARM,WEST SALEM,OH

ABRAHAMSEN NELSON ESR,WESTERVILLE,OH

ABRECHT ALLAN D,BOZEMAN,MT

ACKERET WILMA,WOOSTER,OH

ACKERMAN KENNETH R,WOOSTER,OH

ADAMS LEROY,WASHINGTON,DC

ADKINS ORBIE,HOMERVILLE,OH

ADKISON SONJA Q,NASHVILLE,OH

ADLER CARL R,SAGAMORE HILLS,OH

AERO-WORKS INC,MILLERSBURG,OH

AICHELE ANGELA,SMITHVILLE,OH

AKERS AMBER O,WEST SALEM,OH

AKERS LARRY R,KILLBUCK,OH

AKERS RALPH,KILLBUCK,OH

AKINS SHARON R,MILLERSBURG,OH

ALEXANDER CLARA J,SILVER SPRINGS,NV

ALLEN MARTHA M,GEORGETOWN,TX

ALLEN RONALD E,WEST SALEM,OH

ALLEN TIMOTHY L,WILLARD,OH

ALLESEE RICHARD W,WOOSTER,OH

ALLISON DALE,WEST SALEM,OH

ALLISON EUGENE,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

ALLOWAY HAZEL B,THOMPSON,OH

ALLTEL COMMUNICATIONS INC,LITTLE ROCK,AR

ALTSTATT SHANNON,POLK,OH

ALYSWORTH ELIZABETH,APPLE CREEK,OH

AMATO JOSEPH A,GAFFNEY,SC

AMBILT CORP,RITTMAN,OH

AMERICAN MANUFACTRD HOMES,APPLE CREEK,OH

AMERICAN WEATHERSEAL,URBANDALE,IA

AMOS TIMOTHY N,WOOSTER,OH

AMSTUTZ NANCY L,WOOSTER,OH

AMSTUTZ SCOTT A,CRESTVIEW HILLS,KY

AMTEX OIL & GAS INC,CANTON,OH

ANDERSON CARL E,WOOSTER,OH

ANDERSON COLIN T,WOOSTER,OH

ANDERSON JULIAN P,WOOSTER,OH

ANDERSON ROBERT E,WOOSTER,OH

ANDERSON ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH

ANDERSON SCOTT E,CHIPPEWA LAKE,OH

ANDREW JASON J,CRESTON,OH

ANDREWS DOLORES,LOONEYVILLE,WV

ANDY J. MILLER,MOUNT EATON,OH

APIDONE JOHN N,WEST SALEM,OH

ARBOGAST KEITH F,MEDINA,OH

ARBOGAST ROBERT T,CRESTON,OH

ARCHER AMANDA L,BURBANK,OH

ARMCHAIR THEATER,SEVILLE,OH

ARMSTRONG IRENE M,PARMA HEIGHTS,OH

ARMSTRONG JEFFREY D,MEDINA,OH

ARMSTRONG THOMAS W,WEST SALEM,OH

ARMSTRONG WANDA M,UPPER SANDUSKY,OH

ARNEY REUBEN S,CLEVELAND,OH

ARNOLD BETTY L,WOOSTER,OH

ARTRIP TOMMY M,WOOSTER,OH

ASBURY JAN K,WEST SALEM,OH

ASH ROGER L,DANVILLE,OH

ATWOOD ROBERT S,WARSAW,OH

AUBLE DEBORAH A,WEST SALEM,OH

AUSTIN RETIREMENT VILL,CLEVELAND,OH

B & S BEEF CORP,DOYLESTOWN,OH

BAILEY BETTY,WEST SALEM,OH

BAILEY CATHERINE,WEST SALEM,OH

BAILEY GEORGE E,FLORESVILLE,TX

BAILEY JACK D,SMITHVILLE,OH

BAILEY JENNIFER L,BURBANK,OH

BAILEY MATTHEW E,COLUMBIA,MD

BAILEY MICHAEL J,APPLE CREEK,OH

BAILEY TIMOTHY A,WEST SALEM,OH

BAIRD JERRY T,WOOSTER,OH

BAKER CAROLYN D,WOOSTER,OH

BAKER DAVID E,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

BAKER JEFF L,WOOSTER,OH

BAKER PATTI J,SMITHVILLE,OH

BAKER SCOTT E,BOLIVAR,OH

BALDNER JAMES,JEROMESVILLE,OH

BALDRIDGE ANISSA D,DANVILLE,OH

BALDWIN MELINDA M,LAGRANGE,OH

BALLANTYNE KATHLEEN A,SEVILLE,OH

BALLEK STEVE J,CLEVELAND,OH

BALNITES SHARYN L,VASSALBORO,ME

BALOGH JOHN B,CHIPPEWA LAKE,OH

BARAT SCOTT P,RITTMAN,OH

BARBERA MARY T,LOUDONVILLE,OH

BARDALL MARK T,SUGARCREEK,OH

BARNARD INS AGENCY,WEST SALEM,OH

BARNBY RICHARD J,WEST SALEM,OH

BARNES JAMES K,ROCK ISLAND,IL

BARNES MATTHEW A,WEST SALEM,OH

BARNES RONALD L,SIMPSONVILLE,SC

BARNES THELMA L,JEFFERSON,OH

BARNETT DON,WOOSTER,OH

this publication. This is the second notice. Anyone with information on these members (or their heirs) whose names and last known residences are listed is asked to contact the cooperative office toll-free at 866-674-1055, ext. 244. Contact must be made by Jan. 1, 2025, 60 days following the second publication of this notice.

BARNETTE EMMA E,KILLBUCK,OH

BARNHOUSE KAREN S,WINESBURG,OH

BARR ROBERT H,WEST SALEM,OH

BARRINGTON JOHN C,WOOSTER,OH

BARRY JOHN C,CRESTON,OH

BARTHOLOMEW CHRIS P,WOOSTER,OH

BASCH STEPHEN J,LAKEWOOD,OH

BATES SHON C,MEDINA,OH

BAUER DAVID L,CINCINNATI,OH

BEACHY BEN R,BRINKHAVEN,OH

BEACHY DIANE M,BERLIN,OH

BEACHY JAMES W,SUGARCREEK,OH

BEACHY ROSS L,MEDINA,OH

BEASLEY LARRY E,GREENVILLE,SC

BEATTY MARTHA,GLENMONT,OH

BEBOUT DENNY L,FOLLANSBEE,WV

BECK JEREMIAH J,DIAMOND,OH

BECK KIRK D,WEST SALEM,OH

BECK MARK W,IRVINGTON,KY

BECKER JAN F,KILLBUCK,OH

BECKETT LINDA M,MILLERSBURG,OH

BEEBE JEFF M,NOVA,OH

BEEBE VERNON T,WEST SALEM,OH

BEECHY ERIC S,MILLERSBURG,OH

BEILER T P,TRYON,NC

BELL HENRY T,MOUNT VERNON,OH

BELLETIERE NICOLE M,KILLBUCK,OH

BELT CHRISTINA L,ASHLAND,OH

BELT VALRIE L,MILLERSBURG,OH

BENCH BRYAN,WEST SALEM,OH

BENDEL LEE R,OKAHUMPKA,FL

BENDER JOHN W,WEST SALEM,OH

BENNETT CHRISTIE,LAKEVILLE,OH

BENNETT THOMAS J,LAKEVILLE,OH

BENNETT VICKIE L,ROCKBRIDGE,OH

BENSON RANDALL S,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

BERG STEPHEN W,DUNDEE,OH

BERG VICKI L,MYRTLE BEACH,SC

BERGER PAUL W,CANTON,OH

BERGSTROM HOLLY A,MEDINA,OH

BERKES JEFFREY P,CUYAHOGA FALLS,OH

BERKHOUSE JEFFREY S,WOOSTER,OH

BERNHART DONIS R,HOLMESVILLE,OH

BERRY BENJAMIN F,APPLE CREEK,OH

BERRY PATRICIA C,MASSILLON,OH

BESANCON JOHN P,WOOSTER,OH

BESANCON RANDY E,WOOSTER,OH

BEYELER MILTON,WOOSTER,OH

BIG COUNTRY ESTATES LTD,MILLERSBURG,OH

BIGGINS GERTRUDE,AKRON,OH

BIGLEY WELDON SR,WEST SALEM,OH

BIHARI JOSEPH M,WEST SALEM,OH

BILEK TERRY,STRONGSVILLE,OH

BILLHEIMER RONALD L,SMITHVILLE,OH

BING DAVID L,MOUNT DORA,FL

BIRO DOUGLAS,WOOSTER,OH

BISHOP JAMES A,ORRVILLE,OH

BISHOP JODI L,WOODSFIELD,OH

BISTOR WILLIAM G,WADSWORTH,OH

BJERRE ARNE,SHREVE,OH

BLACKWELL DORIS J,MANSFIELD,OH

BLAGG GEORGE A,KILLBUCK,OH

BLAKE CHARLES L,BURBANK,OH

BLAKE SHERYL L,LOUDONVILLE,OH

BLOCK NANCY B,LINDEN,TN

BLOOM ELLEN C,NOVA,OH

BLOOMFIELD GARY L,WEST SALEM,OH

BLU OIL CO,DANVILLE,OH

BOATNER KENNETH D,WEST SALEM,OH

BOGGS MICHAEL K,POWELL,OH

BOLDIN ROBERT L,BURBANK,OH

BOLDMAN DAVID R,RIDGEWAY,SC

BOLEY MICHAEL L,HOLMESVILLE,OH

BONTRAGER JOHN A,SUGARCREEK,OH

BOREMAN PAMELA D,WEST SALEM,OH

BOREMAN RODNEY W,SHREVE,OH

BOTSON MICHAEL D,KILLBUCK,OH

BOURGEOIS RHONDA J,RIPLEY,WV

BOURGEOIS STEPHEN D,WOOSTER,OH

BOWEN BRENDA L,WOOSTER,OH

BOWERS THOMAS E,NAVARRE,OH

BOWLES HILLARY D,MILLERSBURG,OH

BOWLES ROXANNE,ASHLAND,OH

BOWMAN HOWARD D,GALION,OH

BOWMAN JEFF,BURBANK,OH

BOYD CHARLES A,WARSAW,OH

BRADLEY SUANN,COSHOCTON,OH

BRADY DANIEL J,WOOSTER,OH

BRAGG JAMES C,WOOSTER,OH

BRAMMER HOMER D,ASHLAND,OH

BRANDENBURG SAMUEL W,SHREVE,OH

BRANDON ADAM E,SHREVE,OH

BRANNAN R M,WEST SALEM,OH

BRAUCHER MICHAEL E,DUNDEE,OH

BRENNAN TERRY,WOOSTER,OH

BREWER JOSEPH K,LAKEVILLE,OH

BREWER LINDA,SHREVE,OH

BRICKER JOHN E,WEST SALEM,OH

BRINKER CHAD R,WOOSTER,OH

BROWN DAVID M,SANDUSKY,OH

BROWN JOHN E,RICHLANDS,NC

BROWN JULIE L,WOOSTER,OH

BROWN MICHAEL D,BURBANK,OH

BROWN PATRICIA L,FORT MYERS,FL

BROWN ROBERT E,LODI,OH

BROWN ROBERT S,MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS,OH

BROWN RODNEY A,WAYNESVILLE,NC

BROWN SHEILA A,MILLERSBURG,OH

BROWNE DAVE D,WOOSTER,OH

BROWNING DEBORA A,WEST SALEM,OH

BROZKA LORI,CHATHAM,VA

BRUGGER ANDREW J,WOOSTER,OH

BRUNNER DENNIS R,PALESTINE,OH

BRUNYANSKY JOHN S,JEROMESVILLE,OH

BRYANS LEONORA,WOOSTER,OH

BRYANT SANDRA A,WEST SALEM,OH

BUCHANAN RANDY L,WEST SALEM,OH

BUCHANAN ROGER R,WEST SALEM,OH

BUCHANAN RUBY J,WEST SALEM,OH

BUCK DAVID F,KENT,OH

BUCKLEY LEON L,MORRISVILLE,NY

BUEHLER ROBERT A,WOOSTER,OH

BUEHRER MARGARET A,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

BULLARD JOHN R,FRISCO,TX

BULLOCK WILLIAM J,UNIONTOWN,OH

BURDICK ERIC J,CLEVELAND,OH

BURLESON CLIFFORD P,UNION CITY,IN

BURSON WILLIAM L,LIBBY,MT

BURTT KEITH M,CRESTON,OH

BUSCH DONNA F,WOOSTER,OH

BUSKIRK JAMES E,OLMSTED FALLS,OH

BUTLER JOEL L,MILLERSBURG,OH

BUTLER RUSSELL L,WOOSTER,OH

BUTTOLPH RAYMOND D,WEST SALEM,OH BYLER ELSIE,MILLERSBURG,OH

BYLER WILLY III,DUNDEE,OH

CABLE FUND LTD,COLUMBUS,OH

CAIN KENNETH S,EAST LIVERPOOL,OH

CALDWELL TODD A,KODAK,TN

CAMACHO RAFAEL A,MILLERSBURG,OH

CAMP AMY J,CURTICE,OH

CAMPBELL CORY V,MILLERSBURG,OH

CAMPBELL GARY PJR,SCIO,OH

CAMPBELL JAMES R,NASHVILLE,OH

CAMPBELL KIMBERLY G,WOOSTER,OH

CAMPBELL RUTHIE L,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

CAMPBELL THOMAS W,WOOSTER,OH

CANTERBURY RONALD WJR,NORTH CANTON,OH

CAPICCIONI SAMUEL J,MEDINA,OH

CAPRETTA DOMINIC JJR,KILLBUCK,OH

CARDER BRIAN D,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

CARNWATH MATTHEW W,WOOSTER,OH

CARPENTER HAROLD L,ARNOLDSBURG,WV

CARPENTER LINDA A,PERRYSVILLE,OH

CARPENTER P M,SUMMERFIELD,FL

CARR DANETTA K,WOOSTER,OH

CARR DANIEL B,BETHANY,KY

CARR ELLEN O,WARSAW,OH

CARR SHARON,SHREVE,OH

CARSON ROGER L,CONCORD,NC

CARTER SANDRA K,WEST SALEM,OH

CARTER WILLIAM J,WOOSTER,OH

CASEY DANNY K,WOOSTER,OH

CASEY JAMES,MILLERSBURG,OH

CASEY LORETTA,WOOSTER,OH

CASKEY WALTER,OCALA,FL

CASSIDY JOHN D,WOOSTER,OH

CASTLE MFG HOMES INC,WEST SALEM,OH

CHAMBERS GERALD K,VALRICO,FL

CHAMSPEC USA INC.,ORRVILLE,OH

CHANDLER APRIL H,WEST SALEM,OH

CHANDLER CARL D,WESTERVILLE,OH

CHASTAIN JAMES E,ELYRIA,OH

CHENEVEY DICK D,WOOSTER,OH

CHEREZA CARLOS N,KILLBUCK,OH

CHRISTIAN PATRICIA S,WOOSTER,OH

CHRISTIAN RADIO,MILLERSBURG,OH

CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY,BRECKSVILLE,OH

CLARK ANNA M,MOUNT VERNON,OH

CLARK DOUGLAS E,WEST SALEM,OH

CLARK JAMES A,LOUISVILLE,OH

CLARK JOHN L,TROY,OH

CLARK ROSIE L,WOOSTER,OH

CLARK TROY T,SARASOTA,FL

CLAY JOSEPH D,WEST SALEM,OH

CLECKNER SHELLY R,RITTMAN,OH

CLEVIDENCE RONALD,BURBANK,OH

CLINE BRIAN,WEST SALEM,OH

CLINE JOY,WEST SALEM,OH

CLINE KIM F,GLENMONT,OH

CLINE SUSAN A,SHREVE,OH

COBLENTZ BRIAN E,MILLERSBURG,OH

COBLENTZ JONAS E,HOLMESVILLE,OH

COBLENTZ WILLIAM,APPLE CREEK,OH

COFFEY DAKOTA,WEST SALEM,OH

COFFIN ROBERT,PRAIRIE FARM,WI

COFFMAN WILLIAM P,WEST SALEM,OH

COFSCO INC,WOOSTER,OH

COHARA JOHN A,WEST SALEM,OH

COHARA LINDA,ST PETERSBURG,FL

COLE STACEY L,WEST SALEM,OH

COLLETT TEDDY LSR,FONDA,IA

COLLIER JEFFREY A,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

COLLINS KIMBERLY Z,SMITHVILLE,OH

COLLINS MICHEL G,FORT LAUDERDALE,FL

COLLISON ROGER D,HOLMESVILLE,OH

COLOTTO JENNIFER L,BURBANK,OH

COLUMBIA NATURAL RES,APPLE CREEK,OH

COMBS STARR M,LAKEVILLE,OH

COMPTON ROBERT,KILLBUCK,OH

CONNOR WILLIAM R,ROCHESTER,MI

CONRAIL CORP,CINCINNATI,OH

CONTI KATHLEEN C,WOOSTER,OH

COOK MATTHEW,HOLLAND,MI

COOL RANDALL L,KILLBUCK,OH

COOPER ARLIE E,WOOSTER,OH

COOPER DIANA L,SHREVE,OH

COOPER RICHARD L,WOOSTER,OH

COOPER STEVEN J,SHREVE,OH

COPELAND SONJA K,MANSFIELD,OH

COPLEY STEVEN R,WOOSTER,OH

COPLEY WENDELL L,RITTMAN,OH

CORELL JENNY,WOOSTER,OH

CORNET PIETER J,BOKEELIA,FL

CORNETT J M,LAKEVILLE,OH

CORP HULDA,CLEVELAND,OH

CORRELL ELLEN D,LODI,OH

CORRIGAN JOSEPH C,MILLERSBURG,OH

COSTELLO JOSEPH P,HEATH,TX

COSTELLO RICHARD L,MILLERSBURG,OH

COTTLE DANIEL N,FAIRFAX,VA

COTTLE MARTHA M,GLENMONT,OH

COTTLE MAURER & WHITFOR,UPPER

SANDUSKY,OH

COTTON ANTHONY W,NANKIN,OH

COTTRELL JAMES C,CRESTON,OH

COUNTRYVIEW CHAPEL,WILMOT,OH

COUNTYRTYME LTD,SEVILLE,OH

COVER MITCHELL W,CRESTON,OH

COVER REBECCA A,WEST SALEM,OH

COVER VAUGHN H,WARREN,OH

COWAN MICHAEL S,WEST SALEM,OH

COX RICHARD HJR,LAKEVILLE,OH

COX RONNIE F,WADSWORTH,OH

CRABTREE HOWARD O,WEST SALEM,OH

CRABTREE STEVEN M,WOOSTER,OH

CRAFT LYNN O,KILLBUCK,OH

CRAIG TYLER,LAKEVILLE,OH

CRAWFORD ANGIE M,NASHVILLE,OH

CRAWFORD LEWIS JR,WARSAW,OH

CRAWFORD PATRICIA L,KILLBUCK,OH

CRAWFORD RANDY D,HURON,OH

CRAWFORD SAM,WOOSTER,OH

CRC LAND COMPANY,MILLERSBURG,OH

CRIDER DELORIS J,KILLBUCK,OH

CRIDER ROBERT S,KILLBUCK,OH

CRILOW HEATH E,HOLMESVILLE,OH

CROSKEY DEBORAH M,COSHOCTON,OH

CUMPSTON STEVEN M,MILLERSBURG,OH

CUNNINGHAM JARROD T,SHREVE,OH

CUNNINGHAM MARK E,SHREVE,OH

CUPP JENNIFER A,WOOSTER,OH

CURREN LINDA J,KILLBUCK,OH

CURTIS JOHN M,HOMEWORTH,OH

CURTIS KATHLEEN D,WEST SALEM,OH

CUSTOM FORKLIFT SERVICE,WEST SALEM,OH

CUSTOM WORKS AUTO BODY,HOLMESVILLE,OH

CUTLIP MICHAEL R,LAGRANGE,OH

D & C OIL CO,CANTON,OH

DAGUE CINDY J,BRINKHAVEN,OH

DAGUE LEAH M,JEROMESVILLE,OH

DALE JOHN,NEWARK,OH

DAMBERGER WILLIAM E,BURBANK,OH

DAMEWOOD ZELLA A,CONOVER,NC

DAMON MARGARET,WEST SALEM,OH

DANCY LINDA M,MEDINA,OH

DANIELS CURTIS E,HOMERVILLE,OH

DANSBERG TERRY L,WOOSTER,OH

DARBY LILLIAN S,MILLERSBURG,OH

DARBY SHARON,SUGARCREEK,OH

DARNELL ELWOOD,CLEVELAND,OH

DAUBER ROY E,ORRVILLE,OH

DAVIS BARBARA E,GLENMONT,OH

DAVIS EDWARD,MANSFIELD,OH

DAVIS HARRY B,MEDINA,OH

DAVIS HELEN L,VERMILION,OH

DAVIS JAMES W,WOOSTER,OH

DAVIS NORMAN E,HANOVERTON,OH

DAVIS RICHARD A,BLACKSBURG,VA

DAVIS S T,WOOSTER,OH

DAWSON CHERYL,LAKEVILLE,OH

DAWSON PHIL,WEST SALEM,OH

DAYE THOMAS O,WOOSTER,OH

DEAL CARYN L,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

DEAN JAMES L,PEORIA,AZ

DEAN ROBERT J,WOOSTER,OH

DEARMENT PATRICA,WADSWORTH,OH

DECKER GARY J,RITTMAN,OH

DECKER JAMIE M,WOOSTER,OH

DECKER RICK L,WEST SALEM,OH

DECOSKY JOHN F,MOUNT VERNON,OH

DECOST NORMAN J,WOOSTER,OH

DEETER PAUL D,ASHLAND,OH

DEHLENDORF & COMPANY,BLACKLICK,OH

DELITE OUTDOOR ADV OF O,SAINT PAUL,MN

DENNIS EYSTER,GLENMONT,OH

DERR EDISON P,LOUDONVILLE,OH

DESBERG KERRY A,NAPA,CA

DESHARNAIS JEFFREY M,LODI,OH

DETTORE JOHN A,MILLERSBURG,OH

DEUTSCHLE BYRON,KILLBUCK,OH

DEVENNEY HELEN K,WEST SALEM,OH

DEVORE CLOYCE E,WOOSTER,OH

DEVORE ESTHER,MOUNT VERNON,OH

DEVORE GEORGE B,MOUNT VERNON,OH

DEVORE GEORGE BJR,GONZALEZ,FL

DEVORE WALTER L,HARRISVILLE,WV

DEWEY J R,PETERSBURG,TN

DIAZ JUAN,WOOSTER,OH

DICKENS RUBY M,WEST SALEM,OH

DILLARD LAURA A,WEST SALEM,OH

DILLARD SHIRLEY,MEDINA,OH

DILLE TANYA L,SEVILLE,OH

DILLON AARON R,KILLBUCK,OH

DILLON TRACTOR REPAIR,WOOSTER,OH

DIXON PAULA,SHREVE,OH

DOBSON GARY D,SHREVE,OH

DOMALEWSKI JOSEPH,WEST SALEM,OH

DOUBLE R TRUCKING,MILLERSBURG,OH

DRAGOVICH JAMES E,RITTMAN,OH

DRAKE CHRISTOPHB,WOOSTER,OH

DROUHARD JOAN,SANIBEL,FL

DUFF WAYNE A,MILLERSBURG,OH

DUFFIELD KENNETH H,WEST SALEM,OH

DUKES ROY S,BROADVIEW HEIGHTS,OH

DULANEY SEAN E,WOOSTER,OH

DUMINSKE WILLIAM J,ORRVILLE,OH

DUNBAR SHANE R,WEST SALEM,OH

DUNCAN DANIEL M,AIKEN,SC

DUNCAN DARLA S,ASHLAND,OH

HOLMES-WAYNE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

DUNCAN LISA,HOLMESVILLE,OH

DUNCAN SUSAN M,WOOSTER,OH

DUNN KEITH B,MILLERSBURG,OH

DURHAM DAVID J,WOOSTER,OH

DURR FRED,MILLERSBURG,OH

DUVALL MICHAEL D,DOVER,OH

DYGERT CLAYTON E,WOOSTER,OH

EARNEST JULIE A,KNOXVILLE,TN

EASON MELODY L,DALTON,OH

EAST HOLMES WATER CO,MILLERSBURG,OH

EAVES RHONDA S,WEST SALEM,OH

EBERHARDT KEVIN D,WEST SALEM,OH

EBERHARDT MONTE L,WINESBURG,OH

EBERLY VICKIE L,DUNDEE,OH

EBRIGHT MEL,FORT MYERS,FL

EBY ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH

EDWARDS MARY E,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

EDWARDS NORMA J,ORRVILLE,OH

EDWARDS RONNIE L,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

EGG MOON FARM,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

ELDER TIMOTHY A,TIFFIN,OH

ELKINS BRUCE W,WEST SALEM,OH

ELLIOTT REX,HOWARD,OH

ELLIOTT RICHARD H,WOOSTER,OH

ELLISON VIRGINIA P,BROOK PARK,OH

ELLISTON DAVID S,CRESTON,OH

ELSER LOWELL D,BURBANK,OH

EMPLIT RONALD LJR,WOOSTER,OH

ENGELHARDT BETTY,MILLERSBURG,OH

ENSIGN-EAKINS KIMBERLY S,ALLIANCE,OH

ERBACHER OTTO,WOOSTER,OH

ERWIN VINCENT L,DOYLESTOWN,OH

ESPENSCHIED DAVID L,DOVER,OH

ESTEP CHERRI L,WEST SALEM,OH

ESTEP GARLAND D,WEST SALEM,OH

ETZWILER FELICITY D,MILLERSBURG,OH

EVANS JANET E,DELAWARE,OH

EVANS JOHN R,WESTFIELD CENTER,OH

FAGAN VIVIAN L,FAIR BLUFF,NC

FAIR CLINTON A,MEDINA,OH

FAIR JESSICA M,CONCORD,NC

FAIR MARTIN L,MILLERSBURG,OH

FANKHAUSER WILLIAM C,DOVER,OH

FARLOW TODD A,DALTON,OH

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MASSIE BETTY J,LIMA,OH

MAST CHRISTINE E,WOOSTER,OH

MAST FREEMAN M,MILLERSBURG,OH

MAST HENRY JR,WEST UNION,OH

MAST IVAN A,DUNDEE,OH

MAST JULIET A,BRINKHAVEN,OH

MAST MARK L,APPLE CREEK,OH

MAST MARK R,MILLERSBURG,OH

MAST REUBEN H,GLENMONT,OH

MAST RODNEY,DUNDEE,OH

MAST WAYNE H,KILLBUCK,OH

MATHIE DANIEL L,MILLERSBURG,OH

MATIE REAL ESTATE INC,MASSILLON,OH

MATTY JAMES R,DOYLESTOWN,OH

MAURER SUSAN J,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

MAXIMOVICH PATRICIA A,WINESBURG,OH

MAXWELL ANGIE,COSHOCTON,OH

MAXWELL CYNTHIA,CAMP VERDE,AZ

MAXWELL WILLIAM C,CRESTON,OH

MAY RONALD,WEST SALEM,OH

MAYLE REASON M,MASSILLON,OH

MAYNARD BETTY L,WEST SALEM,OH

MAYS DENNIS,MILLERSBURG,OH

MCAFEE KARLA K,DUNDEE,OH

MCAFOOS J AJR,WOOSTER,OH

MCCANN JESS RJR,WOOSTER,OH

MCCARRON RUSSELL L,CINCINNATI,OH

MCCARTNEY JEREMY L,HOLMESVILLE,OH

MCCARTNEY MICHAEL J,NEW FRANKLIN,OH

MCCARTNEY SCOTTY E,LOUDONVILLE,OH

MCCAULEY ROBERT J,LOUDONVILLE,OH

MCCLINTOCK AMY S,NEWPORT,TN

MCCLOSKEY L W,WOOSTER,OH

MCCOLLUM BRENT A,WICKLIFFE,OH

MCCOMAS RICHARD L,WEST SALEM,OH

MCCONAHAY TERRY L,SHREVE,OH

MCCOURT MELISSA D,COSHOCTON,OH

MCCOY CARL E,WEST LAFAYETTE,OH

MCCOY GUS,WOOSTER,OH

MCCOY LOUISE,WOOSTER,OH

MCCULLOUGH DRILLING,UTICA,OH

MCDEVITT CLARA M,DOVER,OH

MCDOWELL JAMES W,APPLE CREEK,OH

MCELROY DIANA L,WOOSTER,OH

MCFADDEN ALNORA,WOOSTER,OH

MCFARLAND PAMELA S,MILLERSBURG,OH

MCGONAGLE JOSEPH T,MOULTONBORO,NH

MCGRAW KEITH D,LODI,OH

MCGREEVY THOMAS J,OLMSTED TWP,OH

MCKEE DEBRA M,STERLING,OH

MCKELVEY BERNARD,MILLERSBURG,OH

MCKINLEY GEORGE R,AKRON,OH

MCLAUGHLIN JOHN L,SPRING,TX

MCLAUGHLIN PATRICIA,PERRY HALL,MD

MCMAHON SHAWN J,CORTLAND,NY

MCMANAWAY CLARENCE,DUNDEE,OH

MCPHERSON STEVEN D,BLUFFTON,SC

MCPHILLEN ANGEL M,DOVER,OH

MEADOR JARED D,WEST PLAINS,MO

MEADOWS CHRISTINE A,PERRYSVILLE,OH

MECHLING CHRISTY D,LOUDONVILLE,OH

MECHLING MICHAEL,NEW LONDON,OH

MEEK WILLARD,MADISON,OH

MEESE STEVEN A,WEST SALEM,OH

MEININGER MATT D,WOOSTER,OH

MEINKE SCOTT H,EVINGTON,VA

MEISNER HELEN R,POMPANO BEACH,FL

MELLOR SHARON S,MILLERSBURG,OH

MELLOTT JAMES E,SHREVE,OH

MELSON GERALD T,ORRVILLE,OH

MENG PHIL,BURBANK,OH

MENUEZ V O,MILLERSBURG,OH

MEREDITH STEVE W,SHREVE,OH

MESSNER JODI C,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

MESSNER REX M,BIRMINGHAM,OH

MEYER SHARON L,WOOSTER,OH

MEYER STEVEN J,APPLE CREEK,OH

MICHALEC THOMAS F,TALLMADGE,OH

MICHALEK GEORGE,WOOSTER,OH

MIDDLETON DONALD C,LAKEVILLE,OH

MIHALKO ANDREW,WEST SALEM,OH

MILICH DANIEL M,SHREVE,OH

MILLE DENNIS G,CLEVELAND,OH

MILLER ABRAHAM,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER ALBERT M,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER ALLEN E,SARASOTA,FL

MILLER ALLEN P,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER ANDREW J,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER ANDREW R,STATESVILLE,NC

MILLER ANDY J,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER ANNA M,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER BETTY J,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER BRIAN K,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER BRYAN L,MOUNT HOPE,OH

MILLER CATHY D,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER CLARA,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER CLARENCE R,WILMOT,OH

MILLER DAWN D,HOLMESVILLE,OH

MILLER DUANE J,APPLE CREEK,OH

MILLER EARL R,COSHOCTON,OH

MILLER ELLA J,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER EMANUEL J,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER GALEN R,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER GERALD J,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER HEATHER L,GLENMONT,OH

MILLER INEZ R,APPLE CREEK,OH

MILLER JAMES H,AKRON,OH

MILLER JEFFREY L,MINERVA,OH

MILLER JEFFREY W,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER JOE E,WALNUT CREEK,OH

MILLER JOE E,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER JON M,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER JOSEPH A,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

MILLER JOSEPH R,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER JUNIOR,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER KAMI J,WINESBURG,OH

MILLER LOIS E,WATERTOWN,SD

MILLER LORENA J,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER MARVIN M,BERLIN,OH

MILLER MATTHEW J,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER MICHAEL D,BRINKHAVEN,OH

MILLER MOLDING,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER PAUL D,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER PAUL J,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER PAULA,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

MILLER PHILIP E,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

MILLER RAYMOND A,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

MILLER RICHARD M,SHREVE,OH

MILLER ROBIN L,KILLBUCK,OH

MILLER RONALD J,MONTOURSVILLE,PA

MILLER SCOTT M,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER SIRENA,HOLMESVILLE,OH

MILLER STEVE R,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER TERRY L,BILLINGS,MT

MILLER TERRY L,ORRVILLE,OH

MILLER TIMOTHY L,DUNDEE,OH

MILLER TIMOTHY W,ORMOND BEACH,FL

MILLER TODD,BERLIN,OH

MILLER TRAVIS H,CUMBERLAND,WI

MILLER TRUMAN,SUGARCREEK,OH

MILLER VERNA,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER VERNON D,APPLE CREEK,OH

MILLER WENDELL D,MILLERSBURG,OH

MILLER WESLEY E,ELYRIA,OH

MILLER WILLIAM L,WOOSTER,OH

MILLER WILLIAM R,KILLBUCK,OH

MILLER WILLIS M,BRINKHAVEN,OH

MILLER WYMAN R,MILLERSBURG,OH

MINOR HEATHER A,ASHLAND,OH

MIRIAM SHAFER,WEST PALM BEACH,FL

MOATS MEADE E,WOOSTER,OH

MODER JAMES R,BEACH CITY,OH

MOHLER THOMAS M,WOOSTER,OH

MONEY PHILLIP J,MILLERSBURG,OH

MONROE JOHN B,GREENWOOD,SC

MONTGOMERY JASON L,WOOSTER,OH

MOON DONALD R,ORRVILLE,OH

MOORE WELL SERVICE,WEST SALEM,OH

MOOREFIELD EMILY S,WOOSTER,OH

MOOREHEAD DEBRA J,SUGAR GROVE,OH

MOORHEAD ROBERT,SHREVE,OH

MORELAND KEITH,BRINKHAVEN,OH

MORFORD LEWIS SR,WEST SALEM,OH

MORGAN WENDY L,MILLERSBURG,OH

MORILO INC,LOUDONVILLE,OH

MORONEY PAUL F,JEROMESVILLE,OH

MORR DAVID L,MIDVALE,OH

MORR JENNIFER,ASHLAND,OH

MORRIS DARRYL L,SHREVE,OH

MORRIS J C,LAKEVILLE,OH

MORRIS JACK D,WEST SALEM,OH

MORRIS TAMMY L,BRINKHAVEN,OH

MORRISON BETTY M,MILLERSBURG,OH

MORRISON LORI L,STERLING,OH

MORRISON MICAH J,MOUNT VERNON,OH

MOTSCO SUSAN,LAKEVILLE,OH

MOUCHA J B,SPENCER,OH

MOUSER CHARLES A,WEST SALEM,OH

MOWERY PATRICIA A,WEST LAFAYETTE,OH

MOYER ROBERT T,MILLERSBURG,OH

MULDREW WILLIAM,WOOSTER,OH

MULLEN GWEN,WEST SALEM,OH

MULLEN LOIS L,APPLE CREEK,OH

MULLEN MATTHEW P,SUGARCREEK,OH

MULLET HELEN,MILLERSBURG,OH

MULLET LESTER,SUGARCREEK,OH

MULLIGAN JOHN,DUNDEE,OH

MULLINS BRENDA A,MILLERSBURG,OH

MULLINS DANA M,WEST SALEM,OH

MULLINS DAVID N,MILLERSBURG,OH

MULLINS VERONNICA M,WOOSTER,OH

MULTI PRODUCTS,KILLBUCK,OH

MUNDAY GARY R,SHREVE,OH

MURPHY NANCY C,ASHLAND,OH

MURPHY RICHARD L,PUYALLUP,WA

MURPHY ROBERT D,MANSFIELD,OH

MYER DOUGLAS L,WOOSTER,OH

MYERS AMANDA M,APPLE CREEK,OH

MYERS EMMA J,WOOSTER,OH

MYERS GLENN C,WOOSTER,OH

MYERS MARK A,WOOSTER,OH

MYERS MICHAEL J,NEW ALBANY,OH

MYERS NANCY L,WEST SALEM,OH

MYTKO MARY A,LAKEVILLE,OH

N&L OF WAYNE COUNTY LTD,WOOSTER,OH

NAGEL CARL J,BURBANK,OH

NAGEL FORREST,MEDINA,OH

NASON DENIS,SHREVE,OH

NATIONAL MINERALS CORP,MILLERSBURG,OH

NC & NW WEEKDAY RELIGIOUS EDUCA,LODI,OH

NEAL JANICE F,HOWARD,OH

NEER BRECK A,WEST SALEM,OH

NEFF DANA G,ALEXANDER,NY

NEMEC CHARLES T,WEST SALEM,OH

NEMETH RICHARD J,CLEVELAND,OH

NEPTUNE JOSH J,KILLBUCK,OH

NESTOR JULIE,ORRVILLE,OH

NEUKAM BRUCE L,DUNDEE,OH

NEUKAM JAMES E,SUGARCREEK,OH

NEWMYER MARILYN C,WOOSTER,OH

NICEWANDER RUBY,DUNDEE,OH

NICHELSON MICHAEL A,DUNDEE,OH

NICHOLS AARON M,SHEFFIELD LAKE,OH

NICHOLS DANIEL L,WEST SALEM,OH

NICHOLS ELENA,SPENCER,OH

NICHOLS HAROLD,WEST SALEM,OH

NICHOLS SHIRLEY A,GAINESVILLE,FL

NOBLE DAVID D,WOOSTER,OH

NOBLE DONALD E,WOOSTER,OH

NOBLET ANGELA,BRINKHAVEN,OH

NOFTZGER LARRY G,WEST SALEM,OH

NOGGLE ROBERT G,SAINT CLAIR SHORES,MI

NOLL DANIEL,MANSFIELD,OH

NOLL SANDRA H,AKRON,OH

NORR JERRY L,SHREVE,OH

NORRIS NANCY D,MILLERSBURG,OH

NORRIS PAULINE G,MANSFIELD,OH

NORTON DOROTHY,WEST SALEM,OH

NOVAK SHAWN D,WEST SALEM,OH

NOY DEBRA S,DALLAS,TX

NYE LINDA,SHREVE,OH

NYE PATTI L,FAIRVIEW PARK,OH

NYHART VIRGINIA M,KILLBUCK,OH

OBERMILLER DENNIS K,MOUNT DORA,FL

OBRECHT JAMES H,SHREVE,OH

OBRIEN PETER J,ASHLAND,OH

ODELL JEFFREY L,WOOSTER,OH

ODONNELL JACK T,WOOSTER,OH

OGLE RONALD B,ASHLAND,OH

OHIO OUTDOOR AD CORP.,FREMONT,OH

OKEY EDWARD J,DUNDEE,OH

OLDAKER COLTON S,WOOSTER,OH

OLNEY JENNY M,KILLBUCK,OH

OLYMPIC RESOURCES,WOOSTER,OH

ONEY JOEL M,WOOSTER,OH

ORR KAYLA N,WOOSTER,OH

ORTH RICHARD E,ASHTABULA,OH

OSAIR INC,MENTOR,OH

OSWALT CHRISTINA M,JEROMESVILLE,OH

OWENS TINA S,WOOSTER,OH

PACE ARTHUR D,MILLERSBURG,OH

PACHMAYER CARL E,WOOSTER,OH

PAHOUNDIS GEORGE D,MILLERSBURG,OH

PALMER GENE,AKRON,OH

PALMER TERRY L,BILLERICA,MA

PALMIERI ANGELO L,MARIETTA,OH

PARKER JACLYN M,LOUDONVILLE,OH

PARRIS ALAN J,SHREVE,OH

PARSONS LAURA D,DANVILLE,OH

PARSONS MARJORIE K,BEDFORD,VA

PARSONS ROBERTA L,LAKEVILLE,OH

PASENOW PAUL L,NORWALK,OH

PASSERINI JASON M,WOOSTER,OH

PATCHIN DONNA C,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

PATTERSON DENNIS L,MILLERSBURG,OH

PATTERSON HARLAN M,BURBANK,OH

PATTERSON JOSEPH H,MOUNT GILEAD,OH

PATTERSON JOYCE A,LENOIR,NC

PATTERSON KYLE J,FAYETTE,OH

PATTERSON MARY E,WOOSTER,OH

PATTERSON NELLIE F,CANTON,OH

PATTIN ED,DUNDEE,OH

PAULEY JEFFREY W,WEST SALEM,OH

PAULIN CAROL M,WEST SALEM,OH

PAWLUS RONALD J,MANSFIELD,OH

PENNINGTON DEBRA L,WOOSTER,OH

PEPPLER MERRY A,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

PERDUE TERESA L,BARBERTON,OH

PERRY LINDA S,ORRVILLE,OH

PERRY PEARL E,WEST SALEM,OH

PETERSON KENNETH K,MILLERSBURG,OH

PETERSON MALCOLM W,BURBANK,OH

PETRY RUTH J,WOOSTER,OH

PETTRY HOWARD,CLEVELAND,OH

PFOUTS VERDA C,WOOSTER,OH

PHILLIPS JOHN R,APPLE CREEK,OH

PHILLIPS KATHY A,WOOSTER,OH

PHIPPS CONNIE M,WOOSTER,OH

PHIPPS THOMAS A,LAKEVILLE,OH

PIATT MARY E,WEST SALEM,OH

PIECEFUL STITCHES,WEST SALEM,OH

PINKERTON TABITHA L,JACKSONVILLE,OH

PIOTROWSKI KENNETH M,HENDERSON,NV

PIPHER CARL E,SMITHVILLE,OH

PLANT CHARLES W,PERRY,KS

PLANT JANICE C,JEROMESVILLE,OH

POERTNER CAROLINE M,CRESTON,OH

POFF JAMES,NORTH FORT MYERS,FL

POLLAN KEETON D,GREYBULL,WY

POMFRET TIMOTHY D,WOOSTER,OH

POOLE DONALD A,PERRYSVILLE,OH

PORTER COLLEEN,WEST SALEM,OH

PORTER DUANE,POLK,OH

PORTER GARY D,WOOSTER,OH

POSEY LESLIE R,HOLMESVILLE,OH

POWELL ANNA M,GLENMONT,OH

POWER GAS MARKETING & TRA,DOVER,OH

PRECE JOYCE H,CARROLLTON,OH

PRESOCK JAMES L,WEST SALEM,OH

PRESSURE FLOW INC,ODESSA,TX

PRESSURE FLOW INC,WEST SALEM,OH

PRICE GLENDA D,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

PRICE JOHN W,SALEM,OH

PRICE-BERNER,NEW CONCORD,OH

PRIDE ERNEST D,BURBANK,OH

PRIEST GEORGE,WOOSTER,OH

PRINDLE ROBERT E,KERRVILLE,TX

PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK,BALTIC,OH

PROPER ARTHUR E,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

PROVINS SCOTT A,WOOSTER,OH

PRZYBYLA ALAN J,MEDINA,OH

PURDY TERRY A,MILLERSBURG,OH

PURVIS JASON J,POLK,OH

PURVIS MELINDA L,MILLERSBURG,OH

PUTT JOHN W,WOOSTER,OH

PYERS LOUELLA F,SHREVE,OH

PYLE LARRY K,HOLMESVILLE,OH

QUINN JOHN,SHEFFIELD LK,OH

QUINN MICHAEL C,DUNDEE,OH

QUISENBERRY JEFFREY H,WOOSTER,OH

RABER DANNY H,SUGARCREEK,OH

RABER DAVID R,HOLMESVILLE,OH

RABER DONNA,COVENTRY TOWNSHIP,OH

RABER EDWARD B,DUNDEE,OH

RABER JONAS JR,WINESBURG,OH

RABER OWEN A,MILLERSBURG,OH

RABER TIMOTHY W,ELKHART,IN

RABER TODD A,KILLBUCK,OH

RADCLIFF LESLIE J,GLENMONT,OH

RAMBO JAMES C,BEDFORD,OH

RAMEY JEANETTE A,KILLBUCK,OH

RAMSEY GARY A,LAKEVILLE,OH

RAMSEY RODNEY D,WOOSTER,OH

RAMSIER REXANNE,WEST SALEM,OH

RAMSIER TROY,WOOSTER,OH

RAMUS CHARLES C,NORTH CANTON,OH

RANDLES MONA,WOOSTER,OH

RANDOLPH CATHY A,SHREVE,OH

RANDOLPH THERESA M,WEST SALEM,OH

RAPLENOVICH ROBERT L,WEST SALEM,OH

RAPP WAYNE L,WEST SALEM,OH

RATHBONE J D,WOOSTER,OH

RATHBURN JEFFREY S,WOOSTER,OH

RATLIFF CUSTOM HOMES,WOOSTER,OH

RATLIFF JERRY,WEST SALEM,OH

RATTINI SHERRY L,SULLIVAN,OH

RAUBENOLT TONY A,CHARLESTON,WV

RAY W A,NAVARRE,OH

REAGAN BOBBY G,ORRVILLE,OH

REDD WILLIAM M,GLEN BURNIE,MD

REDDICK WARREN B,KILLBUCK,OH

REED GLADYS G,WOOSTER,OH

REED JUDY L,ASHLAND,OH

REEDSBURG CHURCH OF GOD,JEROMESVILLE,OH

REESE ALTA L,CANTON,OH

REESE TIMOTHY N,MILLERSBURG,OH

REESMAN ESTHER M,MEDINA,OH

REEVES JOE E,WOOSTER,OH

REGETZ DAVID L,VALLEY CITY,OH

REICHERT ODELLA,WOOSTER,OH

REIDENBACH ROBERT W,LAKEVILLE,OH

REIFF RICHARD R,STRONGSVILLE,OH

REINHARDT JAN,LADY LAKE,FL

REINKE WAYNE A,WEST SALEM,OH

REISING DANIEL L,BELLVILLE,OH

RENFREW NETTIE,WOOSTER,OH

REPINE WILLIAM L,AKRON,OH

REPP DENNIS M,WEST SALEM,OH

REULBACH JAMES B,MILLERSBURG,OH

REYNOLDS DENISE E,ASHLAND,OH

REYNOLDS DUANE O,SMITHVILLE,OH

REYNOLDS JOHN H,WOOSTER,OH

REYNOLDS ROBERT L,SHREVE,OH

RHEIM WALLACE,LAKEVILLE,OH

RICE FRANKLIN D,LODI,OH

RICE JERRY L,MILLERSBURG,OH

RICE RUSSELL,DAVIDSON,NC

RICHARD KIDD,LODI,OH

RICHARD ULRICH,SHREVE,OH

RICHARDS JAMES A,ASHLAND,OH

RICHESON MILDRED,MILLERSBURG,OH

RICHMOND STEPHEN M,WOOSTER,OH

RICKETTS SHELLY R,LAKEVILLE,OH

RICKETTS THOMAS E,PERRYSVILLE,OH

RIDENBAUGH DALE E,MILLERSBURG,OH

RIFFEL GENE F,WEST SALEM,OH

RIFFLE THOMAS L,AKRON,OH

RILEY RONALD G,WEST SALEM,OH

RING RANDY L,PERRYSVILLE,OH

RINGGENBERG LYNN M,BURBANK,OH

RINGLER DANIEL R,ASHLAND,OH

RITTENHOUSE MEMORIAL,NAVARRE,OH

ROBERTS JAMES D,WEST SALEM,OH

ROBERTS JOHN G,WOOSTER,OH

ROBINSON HELEN,POLK,OH

ROBINSON JOSEPH L,ASHLAND,OH

ROCHE PATRICK W,BETHESDA,MD

ROCKWELL GENE R,WEST SALEM,OH

ROCKWELL RESOURCES INC,NEW MATAMORAS,OH

RODEHEAVER HARRY B,FREDERICKSBURG,VA

RODRIGUEZ RAMON,WOOSTER,OH

ROESSNER DAVID,DUBLIN,OH

HOLMES-WAYNE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

ROGERS BESSIE A,WEST SALEM,OH

ROGERS BRADLEY J,HOLMESVILLE,OH

ROGERS CHARLES F,RITTMAN,OH

ROGERS MARTIN R,MEDINA,OH

ROHRER ROBERT J,MILLERSBURG,OH

ROHSKOPF DALTON,KILLBUCK,OH

ROHSKOPF JAMES,WOOSTER,OH

ROLLER WARREN,WOOSTER,OH

ROMICH BEERY BAYER INC,WOOSTER,OH

ROSE BARBARA L,WEST SALEM,OH

ROSE JAMES G,WEST SALEM,OH

ROSE JOE I,LAKEVILLE,OH

ROSE-JONES BETTY,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH

ROSS MICHAEL S,WEST SALEM,OH

ROWAN LORI L,BUCKHANNON,WV

ROWE BARBARA J,WOOSTER,OH

ROWE MICHAEL D,CHILLICOTHE,OH

ROWLAND ROSEMARY,MILLERSBURG,OH

ROY KLAUS G,CLEVELAND HEIGHTS,OH

ROYSE DANE P,LOUDONVILLE,OH

RPG INC,ASHLAND,OH

RUBBERMAID INC.,WOOSTER,OH

RUFENER DEE K,ORRVILLE,OH

RUFENER JAMES E,WOOSTER,OH

RULE KEITH A,WOOSTER,OH

RUPE JOHN W,WORTHINGTON,OH

RUPP ROBERT M,WOOSTER,OH

RUSH ROBERT A,BRUNSWICK,OH

RUSSELL DONALD,SARASOTA,FL

RUSSELL HELEN,KILLBUCK,OH

RUSSELL LEANNA J,CRESTON,OH

RUSSELL SHON R,KILLBUCK,OH

RUTTER CARMEN L,WEST SALEM,OH

RYAN JERRY D,WORTHINGTON,OH

RYAN LYNETTE E,DANVILLE,OH

S & K RENTALS,KILLBUCK,OH

SACHARA DARREN J,SEVIERVILLE,TN

SAEGER LORETTA,LAKEVILLE,OH

SAFFELL JAMES E,MONTGOMERY,AL

SAFFLE DELBERT SR,LODI,OH

SALISBURY DAVID C,HOLMESVILLE,OH

SALLY W BOWLER,HILTON HEAD,SC

SAMPSEL DUANE L,DUNDEE,OH

SAMPSON VICKI,BURLINGTON,IA

SANDERS JEFFREY M,WOOSTER,OH

SANDY SUPPLY CO,WOOSTER,OH

SANFORD RUSSELL E,LAKEVILLE,OH

SANTEE MICHELLE R,MEDINA,OH

SATTERWAITE GREGG,WEST SALEM,OH

SATURSKI ALOISIA M,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH

SCHAAD THOMAS E,FREDERICKTOWN,OH

SCHAEFER KILE,WEST SALEM,OH

SCHAFER ROBERT E,DUNDEE,OH

SCHAR CHARLES M,ASHLAND,OH

SCHAUBLE DAVE W,WOOSTER,OH

SCHEERENS JOSEPH C,WOOSTER,OH

SCHEFF JEFFERY P,OREGON,OH

SCHERER ALBERT J,MILLERSBURG,OH

SCHEUTZOW MARK H,RITTMAN,OH

SCHLABACH ADAM E,LINVILLE,VA

SCHLABACH BERT E,DUNDEE,OH

SCHLABACH CHERYL A,WINESBURG,OH

SCHLABACH IVAN R,HONEA PATH,SC

SCHLABACH JAMES A,NOXON,MT

SCHLABACH JIM N,SUGARCREEK,OH

SCHLABACH RANDALL E,WINESBURG,OH

SCHLABACH RONALD D,DUNDEE,OH

SCHLABACH ROY,SUGARCREEK,OH

SCHLAUCH CLIFFORD L,MILLERSBURG,OH

SCHMID ROBIN K,LAKEVILLE,OH

SCHOCK RUSSELL L,WEST SALEM,OH

SCHODORF GARY E,HOLMESVILLE,OH

SCHONAUER KAREN M,NEW YORK,NY

SCHUBERT EDWARD M,WEST SALEM,OH

SCHUELKE CHRISTINE L,WEST SALEM,OH

SCHULER BRIAN K,BEACH CITY,OH

SCHULER EUGENE EJR,CHIPPEWA LAKE,OH

SCHWARTZ STEPHEN M,ATHENS,OH

SCHWARTZWALDEJOYCE K,WOOSTER,OH

SCOTT CONNEE,MEDINA,OH

SCOTT HAROLD HJR,LODI,OH

SCOTT TERRY F,GREEN SPRINGS,OH

SEARS BRUCE B,WOOSTER,OH

SEARS STEPHEN F,WAVERLY,OH

SEIB AGNES,ORRVILLE,OH

SEIBER DAWN M,WEST SALEM,OH

SEIBERT JEFFREY L,APPLE CREEK,OH

SEITZ KENNETH R,SILVER LAKE,IN

SENECA ENERGY CORP,DOVER,OH

SENEVORAVONG KHAMMONE,MANSFIELD,OH

SENZ DORI E,POLK,OH

SEVEDGE DELORIS D,BURBANK,OH

SHADE CREEK FARMS,WEST SALEM,OH

SHAFFER BARBARA L,MEDINA,OH

SHAFFER DANIEL W,MILLERSBURG,OH

SHAFFER TRENT,MILLERSBURG,OH

SHAMBAUGH RAY A,MEDINA,OH

SHAMBAUGH SHIRLEY A,JEROMESVILLE,OH

SHAMP MARK R,CRESTON,OH

SHARIER THOMAS L,WALNUT CREEK,OH

SHEA SHAWN B,WEST SALEM,OH

SHEAFFER JUDY K,KILLBUCK,OH

SHEARER ANN M,WOOSTER,OH

SHEARER KAREN,WOOSTER,OH

SHELTON WILLIAM L,WOOSTER,OH

SHEPARD RHONDA A,WARSAW,OH

SHEPHERD CLELL D,NOVA,OH

SHEPPARD EMMA J,WEST SALEM,OH

SHEPPARD ROBERT W,MEDINA,OH

SHERRILL KIMBERLY I,JEROMESVILLE,OH

SHERWIN WILLIAM,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

SHIE LARRY R,SHREVE,OH

SHIFFERLY AMY,WOOSTER,OH

SHOENFELT WARREN S,WOOSTER,OH

SHORES LAURA B,CANAL FULTON,OH

SHORTS WELL DRILLING,MANSFIELD,OH

SHOUP RALPH M,NORTH CANTON,OH

SHREWSBURY ALEXIS M,AKRON,OH

SHROCK DANIEL L,MILLERSBURG,OH

SIBURT ERIC T,WEST SALEM,OH

SIDERS LARRY K,WOOSTER,OH

SIEGENTHALER KAREN,SHREVE,OH

SIERS JOHN L,ORRVILLE,OH

SIERS TERRI,SHREVE,OH

SIGLER CAROLYN J,WOOSTER,OH

SIGLER DENNIS R,RITTMAN,OH

SIGLER LINDA L,WOOSTER,OH

SILVERMAN WILLIAM,PERALTA,NM

SILVIE MATTHEW,CRESTON,OH

SIMMS MARK,CONCORD,NC

SIMMS SCOTT W,APPLE CREEK,OH

SIMMS SCREEN PRINT INC,APPLE CREEK,OH

SIMPSON HELEN M,MILLERSBURG,OH

SIMPSON JOHN A,MILLERSBURG,OH

SINES ENTERPRISES INC,WOOSTER,OH

SKRDLA RAYMOND J,MEDINA,OH

SKUBOVIUS SALLY M,WEST SALEM,OH

SLABAUGH DAVID E,ABBEVILLE,SC

SLABAUGH ERVIN E,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH

SLATER JIM C,WEST SALEM,OH

SLEMMER DONALD JR,MILLERSBURG,OH

SMAIL A N,KILLBUCK,OH

SMAIL JAMES C,MOUNT VERNON,MO

SMALL BUSINESS ADVANTAG,WOOSTER,OH

SMITH ALLAN R,WOOSTER,OH

SMITH CHARLES R,WOOSTER,OH

SMITH DANIEL A,SUGARCREEK,OH

SMITH DAVID P,WEST SALEM,OH

SMITH DEAN L,SHREVE,OH

SMITH ERIC J,WEST SALEM,OH

SMITH EUGENE,SHREVE,OH

SMITH FRED CJR,KILLBUCK,OH

SMITH HELEN I,MILLERSBURG,OH

SMITH JAMES C,WOOSTER,OH

SMITH JOSEPH A,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

SMITH KENNETH R,BREWSTER,OH

SMITH MARIE J,WEST SALEM,OH

SMITH MARY E,WEST SALEM,OH

SMITH NIKKI M,DANVILLE,OH

SMITH PHILIP WJR,DUBLIN,OH

SMITH RANDALL L,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

SMITH SCOTT H,KILLBUCK,OH

SMITH WARD R,SHREVE,OH

SMITH WILLIAM H,MEDINA,OH

SNELL JAMES AJR,HOLMESVILLE,OH

SNOW MARK R,MILLERSBURG,OH

SNOW SHIRLEY J,WALNUT CREEK,OH

SNYDER DUANE D,UHRICHSVILLE,OH

SNYDER GAIL,WOOSTER,OH

SNYDER JAMES J,KILLBUCK,OH

SNYDER JEFFERY A,WOOSTER,OH

SNYDER JOAN,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

SNYDER RONALD R,WEST SALEM,OH

SOFFOS JAMES R,WOOSTER,OH

SOL LTD,ZANESVILLE,OH

SOSSAMON JOHN,WOOSTER,OH

SOUTHSIDE MACHINE CO,SMITHVILLE,OH

SOVEIRING INVESTMENTS

LLC,INDEPENDENCE,OH

SPAHR SHIRLEY J,WOOSTER,OH

SPARKS BEN,DUNDEE,OH

SPARKS LORA L,MILLERSBURG,OH

SPECHT JACK,SHREVE,OH

SPEELMAN ROBERT D,WOOSTER,OH

SPENCE CARLOS J,FORT GAY,WV

SPENCE VIOLA A,WINESBURG,OH

SPENCER WILLARD E,SHREVE,OH

SPIKER MARGUERITH,RITTMAN,OH

SPILLMAN PAUL,MILLERSBURG,OH

SPILLMAN PAULA K,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

SPIRES DONALD K,HOLMESVILLE,OH

SPITZER KENNETH A,WOOSTER,OH

SPONSELLER JAMES R,SHREVE,OH

SPRING LAKE DEVELOPMENT,WEST SALEM,OH

STACY CHARLES K,WINESBURG,OH

STANLEY SCOTT,HOWARD,OH

STARCHER DEBBIE,WEST SALEM,OH

STARKEY BRUCE,SEVILLE,OH

STARNER FRANCES L,MILLERSBURG,OH

STECYK ADA H,WEST SALEM,OH

STEELE DAVID A,MILLERSBURG,OH

STEINER BRENT E,PEORIA,AZ

STEMPLE DONALD G,GRAFTON,OH

STEPHENS JERRY L,NORTH RIDGEVILLE,OH

STEVENS MELVIN,WEST SALEM,OH

STEWARD ROBERT L,ORRVILLE,OH

STEWART JAMES E,VALLEY CITY,OH

STIFFLER ROBERT E,WOOSTER,OH

STILLWAGNER JILL M,PERRYSVILLE,OH

STILTNER KATHLEEN D,HARRISVILLE,WV

STINE MATHEW J,WOOSTER,OH

STINE RICK A,WEST SALEM,OH

STINSON ROBERT L,SANDUSKY,OH

STOKOVICH DANIEL T,HOLMESVILLE,OH

STONE DAVID M,GLENMONT,OH

STOUDT RUTH N,ORRVILLE,OH

STOVER DONALD,WEST SALEM,OH

STOVER ROBERT G,NORTH MYRTLE BEACH,SC

STRAITS DAVE,WARSAW,OH

STREET DEBBIE M,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

STRICKLAND SHIRLEY A,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

STRINE GARY L,ASHLAND,OH

STROBEL BEN E,CONCORD TOWNSHIP,OH

STROHMEYER MILDRED C,OAKWOOD VILLAGE,OH

STROTHER RON,WOOSTER,OH

STROUSE WILMER A,MILLERSBURG,OH

STUDER DANIEL R,ZANESVILLE,OH

STULL PATTI J,DOVER,OH

STUTZMAN CYNTHIA,WOOSTER,OH

STUTZMAN ORRIS D,MILLERSBURG,OH

STUTZMAN ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH

SUGARCREEK TRCK SLS & S,SUGARCREEK,OH

SULLIVAN WILLIAM T,SEVILLE,OH

SUMMERS ELSIE,WOOSTER,OH

SUMMERS SHEILA R,NASHVILLE,OH

SVO STATIONS INC.,WINESBURG,OH

SWACKHAMMER LARRY,MILLERSBURG,OH

SWAN DANIEL E,BRINKHAVEN,OH

SWAN ELAINE F,APPLE CREEK,OH

SWARTZ DEBRA K,ASHLAND,OH

SWARTZ HEIDI E,STERLING,OH

SWARTZENTRUBE JOAS A,WOOSTER,OH

SWEEDE JENNIFER M,FT WORTH,TX

SWEET WAYNE P,HOLMESVILLE,OH

SWINEHART STEVEN H,WEST SALEM,OH

SWITZER DONAVON K,LOUDONVILLE,OH

SWITZER KAREN F,WEST SALEM,OH

SZALA MICHAEL L,PANAMA CITY,FL

TALBOTT RYAN,LAKEVILLE,OH

TANNER JACQUELINL,WEST SALEM,OH

TANNER KIMBERLY G,WEST SALEM,OH

TARNECKI BLAINE S,DUNDEE,OH

TASSO JOANNE,WOOSTER,OH

TATE FAYE I,MEDINA,OH

TATE TIMOTHY J,NEW FRANKLIN,OH

TATE VENIS H,MEDINA,OH

TATUM PETROLEUM,ZANESVILLE,OH

TAVANELLO JENNIFER R,MORRISON,CO

TAYLOR DARRELL LSR,WOOSTER,OH

TAYLOR DONALD K,FAYETTEVILLE,WV

TAYLOR ORVILLE DSR,COVENTRY TOWNSHIP,OH

TAYLOR PAUL L,DOYLESTOWN,OH

TAYLOR RALPH L,WOOSTER,OH

TAYLOR ROBERT L,WOOSTER,OH

TAYLOR RUSSELL,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

TAYLOR THOMAS E,SHREVE,OH

TEAGUE KATHLEEN A,WOOSTER,OH

TEDROW GRACE L,MILLERSBURG,OH

TEDROW JOLYSSA,WOOSTER,OH

TEDROW ROBERT L,UTICA,OH

TEICHMER LES,WOOSTER,OH

TELLER DAVID B,LISBON,OH

TENNANT DAVID L,KILLBUCK,OH

TESTER ROBERT G,WEST SALEM,OH

THE COMM OF ST NICHOLAS,WADSWORTH,OH

THE TREES ETC,WOOSTER,OH

THEISS PAULA K,WOOSTER,OH

THERMOGAS ASHLAND 122,TULSA,OK

THOMAS DONNA J,DUNDEE,OH

THOMAS FRANCES M,WADSWORTH,OH

THOMAS GLEN A,WOOSTER,OH

THOMAS JOHN M,DUNDEE,OH

THOMAS KATHRYN A,WEST SALEM,OH THOMPSON CLYDE J,WELLINGTON,OH THOMPSON JAMES L,SEXTONVILLE,WI

THOMPSON JEFFREY,FORT WAYNE,IN THORNTON JESSIE E,MANSFIELD,OH

THORNTON JOHN F,LOUISVILLE,OH

THORSELL SHAWN D,BURBANK,OH

TILSON JOHN B,MILLERSBURG,OH

TINCHER ROSA N,WOOSTER,OH TINKEY KIMBERLY A,LOUDONVILLE,OH

TODORAN DAVE,WOOSTER,OH

TOMASSETTI STACY E,SILVER SPRINGS,NV TOMLIN TIMOTHY J,MADISON,IN

TOPE ANNA,MILLERSBURG,OH

TOPOVSKI BRIAN P,WEST SALEM,OH

TOPOVSKI MICHAEL A,CRESTON,OH

TOPOVSKI SHIRLEY,WOOSTER,OH

TOPPINS ROGER,WEST SALEM,OH

TOWNER RAYMOND D,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

TRACY SAMUEL,WEST SALEM,OH

TRACY VICKIE L,SULLIVAN,OH

TREISCH DAVID A,WOOSTER,OH

TROYER ALVIN M,COSHOCTON,OH

TROYER ANTHONY A,MILLERSBURG,OH

TROYER BEN A,HOLMESVILLE,OH

TROYER BOB,WALNUT CREEK,OH

TROYER DARREN L,BERLIN,OH

TROYER DONALD P,WOOSTER,OH

TROYER DONALD W,WOOSTER,OH

TROYER JASON J,DUNDEE,OH

TROYER JONI E,HOWARD,OH

TROYER LAVERNE D,SUGARCREEK,OH

TROYER LEON R,DUNDEE,OH

TROYER LOVINA D,DUNDEE,OH

TROYER MARVIN P,SHREVE,OH

TROYER MATTHEW P,SHREVE,OH

TROYER MEL L,SHREVE,OH

TROYER NORMAN J,DUNDEE,OH

TROYER SAMUEL A,MILLERSBURG,OH

TROYER SAMUEL D,ASHLAND,OH

TRYGSTAD W M,WOOSTER,OH

TUCKER LEONARD O,SPENCER,OH

TWILIGHT MINING CO,BERLIN,OH

U S SILICA CO,OTTAWA,IL

UHL JERRY,MILLERSBURG,OH

ULDRICH SUSAN I,WILMOT,OH

ULRICH LLOYD JR,WOOSTER,OH

UNDERWOOD BERT D,WOOSTER,OH

UNTIED SCOTT A,HOLMESVILLE,OH

URBAN JEFFREY J,HOWARD,OH

VAN WAGENEN JARED,CLEVELAND,OH

VANCE LINDA L,BRANCHLAND,WV

VANESS RONALD R,WEST SALEM,OH

VANHORN CONSTRUCTION,RUSSELLVILLE,AR

VANHORN JOHN F,HAYESVILLE,OH

VANNATTA ED,MILLERSBURG,OH

VANORMAN TODD,ROOTSTOWN,OH

VANSICKLE JAMES RII,SPRING HILL,TN

VARJU BETTY,FREDERICK,MD

VARJU JIMMIE R,APPLE CREEK,OH

VARNER G Z,BUSHKILL,PA

VAUGHAN MICHAEL A,APPLE CREEK,OH

VAUGHN JIMMY R,FRAZEYSBURG,OH

VAUGHN MITCHELL L,HOLMESVILLE,OH

VERES LOUIS J,WEST SALEM,OH

VERIZON WIRELESS,DUBLIN,OH

VERIZON WIRELESS,FOLSOM,CA

VIALL SCOTT D,WEST SALEM,OH

VIANUEVA SUSAN M,RITTMAN,OH

VONALLMAN ERIC C,KILLBUCK,OH

VURA JOHN A,PITTSBURG,KS

WACHTEL ROBIN K,WEST SALEM,OH

WAGGAMAN VIRGIL F,LODI,OH

WAGNER JAMES P,BURBANK,OH

WAGNER JASON M,SIDNEY,OH

WALDEN CARL E,HOUSTON,TX

WALENTIK JOHN J,ORRVILLE,OH

WALKER DOUGLAS K,STRASBURG,OH

WALKER ETHEL F,RITTMAN,OH

WALKER LONNIE R,RITTMAN,OH

WALLACE THOMAS EJR,LOUISVILLE,OH

WALLIN ROBERT A,ORRVILLE,OH

WALNUT LAND & CATTLE CO,MEDINA,OH

WANDALL EARL L,WOOSTER,OH

WARD CLARENCE,SULLIVAN,OH

WARD THOMAS L,RITTMAN,OH

WARNER GARY R,SMITHVILLE,OH

WATSON DANIEL W,CLEVELAND,OH

WATSON RODNEY L,WEST SALEM,OH

WATTS GLENN JR,WOOSTER,OH

WAYNE HERITAGE REALTY,WOOSTER,OH

WEAVER DAN A,WOOSTER,OH

WEAVER ENOS D,KILLBUCK,OH

WEAVER JONAS,APPLE CREEK,OH

WEAVER LEROY H,BIG PRAIRIE,OH

WEAVER MARY G,MILLERSBURG,OH

WEAVER MONROE J,BELLVILLE,OH

WEAVER PAUL PJR,ORRVILLE,OH

WEAVER SARAH,HOLMESVILLE,OH

WEAVER TOBIAS L,MILLERSBURG,OH

WEBB ERMA C,WOOSTER,OH

WEBER GREGORY E,WEST SALEM,OH

WEBER HELEN J,SHREVE,OH

WEBER RHONDA L,JEROMESVILLE,OH

WEEKLEY ANDREW L,WOOSTER,OH

WEINMAN TIMOTHY,BURBANK,OH

WEISEND SHAD Y,MEDINA,OH

WELLER DALE L,FRESNO,OH

WELLING RICHARD,SUGARCREEK,OH

WELSH BARTON,MILLERSBURG,OH

WELTMER JAMES A,WOOSTER,OH

WELTON PATRICIA A,BELOIT,OH

WENGERD LAMAR E,WOOSTER,OH

WENGERD VERNON J,DUNDEE,OH

WEST SALEM PACKAGING,WEST SALEM,OH

WESTFALL JAMES,SHREVE,OH

WHAPHAM CAROL E,HOWARD,OH

WHARFF BUTCH T,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH

WHEELER ARLENE E,NEWCOMERSTOWN,OH

WHEELER M D,HOLMESVILLE,OH

WHELAND MARK A,SPENCER,OH

WHITACRE BEVERLY,WEST SALEM,OH

WHITE DALE K,WOOSTER,OH

WHITE DIAMOND INVEST,SHEFFIELD LAKE,OH

WHITE LYNDELL A,PRYOR,OK

WHITEHEAD JOHN D,WEST SALEM,OH

WHITMAN RONNIE,MILLERSBURG,OH

WHYDE ORIN F,WOOSTER,OH

WHYTSELL RICHARD C,WEST SALEM,OH

WILCOCK JANET L,CANAL WINCHESTER,OH

WILCZENSKI BERNARD J,GARFIELD HEIGHTS,OH

WILES MIRIAM,CRESTON,OH

WILHELM LIZZIE,HOLMESVILLE,OH

WILHELMY BRYAN K,WEST SALEM,OH

WILKINSON MARK A,SMITHVILLE,OH

WILKINSON VIRGINIA,WEST SALEM,OH

WILLIAM D. BIGGS,BURBANK,OH

WILLIAMS BEULAH M,SHREVE,OH

WILLIAMS BILLY J,BURBANK,OH

WILLIAMS TREVALYNN,PERRYSVILLE,OH

WILMOTH JOHNNIE M,BROOK PARK,OH

WILSON CHARLES WIII,AKRON,OH

WILSON DONALD J,CLEVELAND,OH

WILSON JAMES H,LAKEVILLE,OH

WILSON VERNON R,MILLERSBURG,OH

WINES TERESA M,LAKEVILLE,OH

WINESBURG COLLECTABLES,WINESBURG,OH

WINESBURG DARIETTE,WINESBURG,OH

WINESBURG FAMILY REST,WINESBURG,OH

WISSEL WILLIAM M,WESTLAKE,OH

WITHERS KENNETH,ASHLAND,OH

WITNER WAYNE P,MILLERSBURG,OH

WITT INDUSTRIES,CINCINNATI,OH

WOK & ROLL INC,FLUSHING,NY

WOODRUFF BRADLEY A,WOOSTER,OH

WOODRUFF DIXIE M,MASSILLON,OH

WOODRUFF W S,MILLERSBURG,OH

WOODRUM CONNIE F,MANSFIELD,OH

WOODS CHESTER E,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

WOODS FRANK JR,ELYRIA,OH

WOODY JOHN T,CRESTON,OH

WRATHER BETTY J,SHREVE,OH

WRIGHT CAROLYN,WOOSTER,OH

WRIGHT CHRISTOPHM,WOOSTER,OH

WRIGHT HARRY S,WALNUT CREEK,OH

WRIGHT JOHNNIE,CRESTON,OH

WRIGHT THOMAS A,DUNDEE,OH

WRINKLE RUTH A,MILLERSBURG,OH

WYAND DANIEL R,ASHLAND,OH

WYATT ANNA M,DUNDEE,OH

WYATT GEORGE W,WOOSTER,OH

WYATT TAMMY,WOOSTER,OH

YANNAYON DANA,MILLERSBURG,OH

YARNELL SUSAN M,SMITHVILLE,OH

YATES EDITH,WEST SALEM,OH

YEAGLEY RETTA J,WEST SALEM,OH

YEAKEL J D,CANTON,OH

YODER ATLEE A,GORDONVILLE,TX

YODER BRUCE A,MILLERSBURG,OH

YODER DANIEL C,SUGARCREEK,OH

YODER DARYL W,UHRICHSVILLE,OH

YODER DAVID N,MILLERSBURG,OH

YODER ERVIN E,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

YODER GREG L,KILLBUCK,OH

YODER HAROLD J,PORTAGE,WI

YODER HENRY A,MESA,AZ

YODER JOHN JR,ORRVILLE,OH

YODER JONATHAN E,DUNDEE,OH

YODER JULIE A,BRINKHAVEN,OH

YODER LEROY A,BERLIN,OH

YODER LESLIE A,WINESBURG,OH

YODER MARTIN W,WEST SALEM,OH

YODER MELVIN J,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

YODER MOSE A,FRESNO,OH

YODER NATHANIEL P,DUNDEE,OH

YODER REUBEN J,DUNDEE,OH

YODER RICHARD L,BEACH CITY,OH

YODER ROMAN L,WOOSTER,OH

YODER SARA,FREDERICKSBURG,OH

YODER STEVEN J,DUNDEE,OH

YODER WILLIAM L,HOLMESVILLE,OH

YOHO RONDA,WOOSTER,OH

YOKIE BRADLEY A,DELTONA,FL

YORK JEAN E,WALNUT CREEK,OH

YOST BERNARD,SHERRODSVILLE,OH

YOST MICHAEL H,SHERRODSVILLE,OH

YOST WILLIAM E,BURBANK,OH

YOUNG JULIE,ASHLAND,OH

YOUNG LESTER C,LAKE WALES,FL

YOUNKER PAUL,CRESTON,OH

ZACHER THOMAS R,WOOSTER,OH

ZEBRAK JOSEPH V,LYNDHURST,OH

ZECHER WILLIAM ASR,BARBERTON,OH

ZEDAKER JEFFERY L,DUNDEE,OH

ZEMLA NATALIE D,CLEVELAND,OH

ZICKEFOOSE JUDY A,KILLBUCK,OH

ZIMMERMAN JOHN D,CRESTON,OH

ZURAKOWSKI BRUCE,LEBANON,OH

ZYWICA RONALD D,BURBANK,OH

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What is that star?

Whether or not you recognize the service flag for what it is, odds are you don’t know its Ohio roots.

BY CRAIG SPRINGER

Ohio seems to have a bit of a thing with flags. It’s not just that our state flag is the only one out of the 50 that is not a rectangle (an interesting story in its own right). Or that the current 50-star field on Old Glory was designed by a Boy Scout from the Buckeye State (who later went on to become mayor of Napoleon).

This month in particular, we stop to consider another Ohio-rooted banner — less well-known, perhaps, but one that commands attention, honor, and respect across the country: the service flag, more commonly known as the Blue Star flag.

You might have seen a service flag: a blue star (or stars) on a field of white, surrounded by a red border — hanging in the picture window of a seemingly random home in the neighborhood or in a shop window of a downtown building. But many folks might be unaware, or at least unsure, of its significance.

Authorized by an act of Congress and under specific rules administered by the Secretary of Defense, the

proudly displayed Blue Star flag in a residence means that an immediate family member of someone living there is serving in the military, in any of its branches, in a time of war or conflict. Multiple stars on the display correspond to the number of family members in service.

It’s an indoor-only flag, with the same dimensions as the national flag (when displayed simultaneously, the service flag must never be larger than the American flag).

Organizations and businesses are also permitted to display the banner, under slightly different rules, to honor members or employees currently serving.

The idea for the Blue Star banner came from the wellspring of the mind (or perhaps, more likely, the heart) of Robert Queisser, a captain in the Ohio National Guard, in 1917. It was a time when a good many American men were “Over There” fighting in the trenches of Europe in World War I — including Queisser’s two sons. He devised the banner in 1917 to honor his boys, and even got a patent on it.

On Sept. 24 , 1917 , U.S. Rep. Henry Ivory Emerson read into the Congressional Record, “…the Governor of Ohio has adopted this service flag. The world should know of those who give so much for liberty: The dearest thing in the world to a father and mother — their children.”

By the next month, you could buy a 24-by-36inch Blue Star flag from the United Service Flag Company of Cleveland for two bucks — all sewn, not printed. By law, service flags, just like American flags (at least those purchased by the government) must be manufactured in the U.S. or one of its territories.

After the Blue Star flag was standardized by Congress, its use proliferated during World War II and the conflict in Korea. It fell out of favor during the Vietnam years, when, because of the controversy over the conflict, service members regrettably were not treated as honorably and respectfully as their predecessors had been. It’s only been relatively recently that public sentiment has swung toward honoring the veterans from that era, and the Blue Star banner consequently came back into common use with the military’s involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A somber note: The service flag serves a second purpose. Family members of those who give their last full measure while in service during a conflict are entitled to sew a gold star onto the blue star — slightly smaller such that the gold is rimmed in blue. The gold star signifies the death of the service member. While the Blue Star flag must be taken down at the end of hostilities, a Gold Star family may display the flag in perpetuity. Gold Star family members also are presented with special lapel pins, and in Ohio, are entitled to Gold Star-emblazoned license plates.

So keep your eyes peeled for the stars — blue and gold — and remember what they mean. And certainly don’t hesitate to offer up your gratitude.

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Gift Guide 2024 Holiday

COMPILED BY DAMAINE VONADA

Wrap up your shopping and sleigh the holidays this year with our gift guide’s selection of original, useful, and ingenious made-in-Ohio items, which will make it the most wonderful time of the year for everyone on your list.

Barb Barbee Jewelry, Delaware

At her home studio in Delaware, Worthington Craft Guild member Barb Barbee fashions jewelry using 14-karat goldfilled wire, sterling silver, freshwater pearls, and precious and semi-precious stones. Her holiday line has Christmas tree-shaped green malachite pendants; mother-of-pearl snowman earrings; and stunning Christmas spiders that channel an East European folktale.

Rubber City Soaps, Akron

Building fun and functionality into everything she makes, Gynnise Gilbert-Mills handcrafts soaps and novelty bath products like Snow Globe Bath Bombs, which feature glitter-filled bouncy balls and skin-softening cocoa butter. Peppermint-scented Miss Christmas is a cold-process soap with jolly red, pink, and white stripes, while her cupcakeshaped bath bombs conjure visions of sugar plums. 614-206-5591; www.barbbarbeejewelry.com; Facebook: Barb Barbee Jewelry

info@rubbercitysoaps.com; 330-800-0235; www.rubbercitysoaps.com

Cleveland Ketchup Co., Westlake

Matt and Lisa McMonagle started their condiment company in their kitchen with the goal of making ketchup that tastes great, has no high-fructose corn syrup, and is naturally glutenfree. Now they’ve expanded to add mustards and mayonnaise, and their products’ distinctive flavor profiles include Bacon and Bourbon Ketchup, Jalapeño Mustard, and Dill Mayo.

orders@clevelandketchup.com; 216-400-5212; www.clevelandketchup.com

Baqette, Cincinnati

Quinn Mcilhargey-Nicholson skillfully upcycles leather into luxurious handbags and accessories with luscious colors and lovely accents. Walnut and cherry handles that she designed give her Crescent Woodie bags a dash of panache, while her Party Bucket sports bespoke style with three mix-and-match options for straps: multicolor rope, leather in different lengths, and vintage glass beads that double as a necklace.

hello@baqette.com; www.baqette.com; instagram.com/baqette

Columbus Washboard Company, Logan

Founded in Columbus in 1895, the nation’s last washboard company is locally owned and operated in Logan, where a downtown building houses its factory, retail space, and antique washboard exhibits. The washboards are handmade from Ohio-grown poplar using tools and equipment dating to the 1800s. Give that person-who-haseverything their own rub-in-a-tub experience with timehonored washboards like the family-size MaidRite and pail-size Dubl Handi.

info@columbuswashboard.com; 740-380-3828; www.columbuswashboard.com

Perkie Prints, Columbus

Jonni Perkins specializes in turning mobile phone pictures of beloved pets into apparel and decorative items that their owners cherish. Hand-created and individually printed, her pet portrait products include coffee mugs, tote bags, throw pillow covers, and exclusive Pet-in-Pocket tees that are available in cropped or classic versions. And of course, Jonni’s holiday ornaments make paws-itively wonderful gifts. hello@perkieprints.com; www.perkieprints.com

Possum Products, Newcomerstown

In his home’s basement workshop, Frontier Power Company member Russ Riggle hand-makes wooden toys that operate on brains rather than batteries. His materials all are sourced in the United States, and most of them come from Ohio. Besides his popular tractors and log trucks, Russ designs airplanes, trains, animals, and Bigfoot on wheels.

www.possumproductsllc.com

Lavender Meadows, Chillicothe

Vicki Wissler grows and hand-harvests 17 varieties of lavender on her century-old family farm. The South Central Power Company member then distills the essential oils to make lavender products ranging from room sprays and candles to body lotion and bath salts. Tip: For Christmas gifting, Vicki adorns her merchandise with little Santa hats and bells.

lavendermeadowsohio@gmail.com; 740-649-6148; www.lavendermeadowsohio.com

R & R Candles, Columbus

Brenda Recife’s small-batch candles are planet- and animal-friendly. She recycles and repurposes discarded beer, water, and soda cans into candle containers and donates a percentage of the candles’ proceeds to animal rescue groups. Tip: Use Brenda’s custom services to create a novel and memorable gift by choosing the candle’s container, label, type of wax, and fragrance.

rrcandles2@gmail.com; 614-600-7729; www.rrcandles.com

The Cat’s Meow Village, Wooster

For decades, Faline Jones has made small wooden replicas of structures and scenes that keep customers’ memories of events and places alive. Always displaying a black cat, her distinctive pieces cover national locales from Alabama’s state barn to Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park, and they capture Ohio’s Yuletide season with merrily embellished models of landmarks such as the Marblehead Lighthouse and Hale Farm’s Meeting House.

cmv@catsmeow.com; 330-264-1377; www.catsmeow.com

Hooked by Angel, Grove City

A crochet hook, high-quality yarns, and plenty of imagination are the only things Angela Doherty needs as she designs and crafts adorable canine cup and mug cozies. Although her personal favorite is the Schnauzer, Angel’s cozies cover breeds from Australian cattle dogs to Yorkshire terriers with lots of “doodles” — including the Labradoodle, goldendoodle, and Bernedoodle — in between.

hookedbyangel@gmail.com; 614-395-3214; https://hookedbyangel.etsy.com

Sweet Memories Vintage Tees and Candy, Girard

Chock-full of retro sweets, toys, and proprietary T-shirts whose yummy themes include Good Humor bars, Dots, and Tootsie Rolls, Linda Barton’s retail store is a fun destination. Her special “Made in Ohio” box features candies from the state — think Spangler Circus Peanuts, Original Candy Buttons, and Waggoner Buckeye Bars — plus an Ohio “Home Sweet Home” tee.

Farmhouse Stoneware, Chardon

Making durable, practical, and artful pottery is a vocation Jim and Betsy Anderson have pursued for more than 30 years. The Andersons’ combination studio and showroom is in a barn behind their farmhouse, and their individually crafted wares are lead-free and microwave and oven safe. Bestsellers include clever microwave bacon and egg cookers; chicken roasters; apple bakers; and French butter keepers. info@sweetvintagetees.com; 330-759-3500; www.sweetvintagetees.com

That Dam Jam, Milford

Barbie Hahn’s versatile jams contain pineapple plus peppers picked by Ohio farmers. While all four flavors are sweet, they have varying levels of heat. Her Pineapple Yellow Pepper Jam is an “All Sweet, No Heat” product. Pineapple Jalapeño Jam tastes mildly spicy; bestselling Pineapple Habañero Jam delivers a kick; and Pineapple Ghost Pepper Jam packs a fiery punch.

513-310-0399; www.thatdamjam.com farmhousestoneware@windstream.net; 440-286-1100; www.farmhousestoneware.com

The Oak Barrel Company, Berlin

In the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country, Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative member Chris Deffenbaugh makes unique household furnishings from used oak barrels. His bestsellers include handsome barrel sinks and leather-topped ottomans, and his serving trays and lazy servers can be personalized with a family name or crest. Tip: His Berlin retail store has gift items starting at $5.

Tickled Sweet, Milford

Chocolatier Bambi Merz loves candy, and thanks to her passion for high-quality sweets, her downtown Milford shop is a delectable destination. Among Bambi’s many fine confections are supersized “Galapagos” turtles; chocolate bark with festive flavors such as pumpkin spice and peppermint; and 40 kinds of fudge that encompass everything from traditional chocolate to trendy orange cream. chris@theoakbarrelcompany.com; 330-466-0636; www.theoakbarrelcompany.com bambi@tickledsweet.net; 513-880-4169; www.tickledsweet.net

2024 CALENDAR

NOV. 6, DEC. 4 – Down on the Farm Story Time, Proving Ground Farm, 5670 E. Twp. Rd. 138, Tiffin, 10 a.m. Stories and activities geared for preschool-age children focus on farming and nature in a picturesque outdoor setting. 419-447-7073, www.conservesenecacounty.com, or find Seneca Conservation District on Facebook.

NOV. 16 – Country Collection Christmas Craft Show, Allen Co. Fgds., 2750 Harding Hwy., Lima, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $4. Craft vendors from all over Ohio and surrounding states. www.visitgreaterlima.com.

NOV. 22–DEC. 29 – NWORRP North Pole Express, Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Inc., 12505 Co. Rd. 99, Findlay. $5; 12 and under, $3. Hop on board our quarter-scale trains for a trip through a winter wonderland of lights and festive decorations. See operating toy trains and hundreds of decorated trees, plus Santa and Mrs. Claus on select nights. 419-423-2995, www.facebook.com/nworrp, or www. nworrp.org.

NOV. 27 – Grand Illumination, downtown Sidney, 6–6:30 p.m. Free. Coordinated lighting of the holiday lights downtown. www.sidneyalive.org.

NOV. 29 – Christmas in the Village Parade and Black Friday, downtown West Liberty. Join us for the annual parade of floats, lit up and ready for the

WEST VIRGINIA

NOV. 7–JAN. 5 – Winter Festival of Lights, Oglebay Resort, Wheeling. Featuring 300 acres of twinkling lights over a 6-mile drive, with more than 100 lighted attractions. Per-car donation requested, valid for the entire festival season. 877-436-1797 or www.oglebay. com/events/festival-of-lights.

NOV. 30–DEC. 1, 7–8 – Spirit of Christmas in the Mountains, Fort New Salem, 81 Settlers Lane, Salem, beginning 12 p.m. Living history, demonstrations, and more. Caroling at 5 p.m., followed by grand processional and tree lighting at 5:30 p.m. 304-6952220, director@fortnewsalemfoundation.org, or www. fortnewsalemfoundation.org.

holidays! Shop Black Friday deals found only in the Village. Santa will be lighting the Christmas tree and spreading smiles. www.mywestliberty.com.

NOV. 29– DEC. 31 – Lake of Lights, Saulisberry Park/France Lake, 13344 St. Rte. 67 W., Kenton, 6–9 p.m. daily. A drive-through lighting event. Special events held on the weekends. 567-674-4567, lakeoflights08@gmail.com, or www.facebook.com/ LakeOfLights.

DEC. 1 – Cowboy Christmas Tack Swap, Christmas Shopping, and Live Auction, The Show Arena (formerly WB Ranch), 1640 Co. Rd. B, Swanton. Free admission/parking. Tack swap 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; live auction at 2 p.m., consign the same day. Call or text for more info: 419-356-1350 or 419-283-5383

DEC. 4–8 – Christmas Tree Festival, Allen County Museum, 620 W. Market St., Lima. Free; donations welcome. See over 100 decorated Christmas trees from community organizations, as well as “Evergreen” the talking Christmas Tree. Also tours of MacDonell House, demos in the Log House, and kids’ activities. www.allencountymuseum.org/events.

DEC. 5, 7 – Lakeview Christmas in the Village, 115 E. Lake St., Lakeview. Santa is coming to town with a grand parade and tree-lighting ceremony Thursday evening. Saturday morning, enjoy breakfast with Santa, photos, petting zoo, and scavenger hunt before our big gift giveaway at the firehouse. Don’t forget to shop at Santa’s Workshop too! www.facebook.com/ downtownlakeviewohio.

DEC. 6 – First Fridays Christmas Parade, downtown Bellefontaine. Winter-themed activities start in the afternoon and culminate in an hour-long parade that will have you feeling the Christmas spirit for weeks to come. www.firstfridaysbellefontaine.com.

DEC. 6–7, 13–15 – Country Christmas, Marmon Valley Farm, 7754 St. Rte. 292 S., Zanesfield. $14/ person. Bundle up to enjoy a heartwarming event that captures the true Christmas spirit: a unique hayride tour that brings you right into the story of our Savior’s birth. www.marmonvalley.com.

DEC. 7 – Christmas at Apollo Craft Show, Apollo Career Center, 3325 Shawnee Rd., Lima, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. $3; 12 and under free. Over 100 crafters selling homemade and handcrafted wares. Food available for purchase. www.facebook.com/apollocareercenter.

DEC. 7 – West Liberty Christmas Tour of Homes, 129 N. Detroit St., West Liberty, 5–8 p.m. Tour beautifully decorated homes, plus shop ’til you drop with your included Shop Hop pass. www. mywestliberty.com.

DEC. 7 – Winter Wonderland Market and Parade, downtown Sidney. Free. The downtown will be busy with various activities, ending with a wonderful nighttime parade celebration. www.sidneyalive.org.

DEC. 7–8, 14–15 – Christmas at the Logan County History Center, 521 E. Columbus Ave., Bellefontaine. See the History Center decked out in the grandeur of the holiday season, featuring more than two dozen trees and the 1906 Orr Mansion fully decorated. www. loganhistory.org.

DEC. 14 – Lima Symphony Orchestra and Chorus: “Bells, Brass, and Bows,” Lima Civic Center, 7 Town Square, Lima, 7:30 p.m. $35–$45. Our holiday concert features music from cherished Christmas films and sing-alongs of sacred hymns and beloved carols, concluding with Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite 419222-5701 or www.limasymphony.com.

DEC. 14 – Wreaths Across America Day at Shawnee Cemetery, Shawnee and Zurmehly Rds., Lima, 12 p.m. Free. Remember and honor our veterans by laying fresh evergreen remembrance wreaths on the graves of our country’s fallen heroes. Sign up at https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/179674/ Overview/?relatedId=179651

DEC. 15 – NW Ohio Low Brass Collective Winter Concert, Allen East High School Auditeria, 9105 Harding Hwy., Harrod, 4 p.m. Free to the public. Come hear musicians from around northwest Ohio and beyond play familiar tunes! www. facebook.com/people/NW-Ohio-Low-BrassCollective/100085554007401

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

Grove City, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. For updates, visit www. columbusminiaturesociety.org, call 740-497-8292, or find us on Facebook.

NOV. 16 – Veterans Day Concert, Epiphany Lutheran Church, 268 Hill Rd. N., Pickerington, 4 p.m. Free admission; freewill offering will be taken. Join the Pickerington Community Chorus for a patriotic concert to honor our veterans. www.pickeringtoncommunitychorus. com or follow us on Facebook.

NOV. 1, DEC. 6 – First Friday Art Walk, downtown Zanesville, 5–8 p.m. Come downtown on the first Friday of each month, when all our participating galleries, studios, and small businesses are open at the same time! https://artcoz.org/arts-district-map.

NOV. 15–16 – Christmas in the Country, various businesses in the Amanda, Tarlton, and Stoutsville area. Enjoy a ride in the country to shop for holiday treasures, vintage finds, good food, and much more. Join our scavenger hunt to gather entries into our drawing for Shop Hop Bucks. 740-503-2125 or www.countryshophop. com.

NOV. 16 – Columbus Miniature Society Annual Miniature Dollhouse Show and Sale, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3220 Columbus St.,

NOV. 17 – National Take a Hike Day, YMCA entrance of the Roundtown Trail, Circleville, 1 p.m. To register, email mellis@pickawaycountyohio.gov. Program will be canceled in the case of inclement weather. Please dress to be outside and for a hike. An adult must accompany all children under 12. 740-420-5451 or www. pickawaycountyparks.org.

NOV. 23 – Hopewell School Craft and Vendor Show, 23720 Airport Rd., Coshocton, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Over 40 vendors, food, 50/50, raffles. Fundraiser for Hopewell School PTO and Coshocton County Special Olympics. 740-575-4809 or tcollins@coshdd.org.

NOV. 24 – Buckeye Comic Con, Courtyard by Marriott Columbus West, 2350 Westbelt Dr., Columbus, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $5; 6 and under free. Free parking. Comic and toy vendors, comic creators, hourly prizes. 330-462-3985, jeff@harpercomics.com, or www.harpercomics.com.

NOV. 29 – Annual Holiday Bazaar and Craft Show,

THROUGH NOV. 30 – Pumpkin Blow, Neusole Glassworks, 11925 Kemper Springs Dr., Cincinnati, Wed./ Thur. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–8 p.m. $55 per 30-min. session. Must be age 5 or older. Blow your own pumpkin from hot molten glass. Reservations required. 513-751-3292 or neusoleglassworks@hotmail.com.

NOV. 9 – Under the Stars with Jim Carr, Garber Nature Center, 9691 OH-503 N., Lewisburg, 8–10 p.m. Free. Join us for an exciting evening stargazing. For all ages. 937-962 5561, pcpdevents@gmail.com, or www. preblecountyparks.org.

Lake Park Pavilion, 23253 OH-83, Coshocton, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. With over 40 talented vendors of handmade crafts, you will be sure to find that special gift or something special for yourself. Come and enter to win one of many door prizes! www.coshoctonlakepark.com.

DEC. 6 – Pickerington Holiday Gathering, around the Olde Village, Columbus and Center St., Pickerington, 5–8 p.m. City Christmas tree lighting at 5:30 p.m. Horsedrawn wagon rides, ice carving, petting zoo, activities for kids, mini train rides, strolling carolers, food trucks, Holiday Gift Market, and more. 614-382-2452 or www. pickeringtonvillage.com.

DEC. 13 – Columbus Symphony Orchestra Holiday Spectacular, Faith Memorial Church, 2610 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 7:30 p.m. Adults $30, children $10, under 2 free. Tickets available online or by calling CBUSArts Ticket Office at 614-469-0939 or the church office at 740-654-1711. For more information, visit www. columbussymphony.com or www.faithm.ch.

DEC. 13–14 – Lancaster Camp Ground Christmas Walk, 2151 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 4–9 p.m. 740-6532119 or www.lancastercampground.org.

DEC. 14 – Annual Holiday Cookie Walk, Fairfield County Genealogical Research Library, 503 Lenwood Dr. (corner of W. Mulberry and Lenwood), Lancaster, 1–4 p.m. Great variety of holiday treats! 740-653-2573 or www. fairfieldgenealogy.org.

Christmas tree-lighting celebration in downtown Troy. Be sure to get there early to catch the arrival of Santa Claus, get in line for the horse-drawn carriage rides, and more! www.troymainstreet.org

NOV. 30 – Hometown HoliDazzle Illuminated Parade and Festival, downtown Wilmington. Events begin at 3 p.m.; parade at 7 p.m. www.hometownholidazzle.com.

THROUGH DEC. 18 – Bluegrass Wednesdays, Vinoklet Winery, 11069 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, Wed. 6:30–8:30 p.m. Enjoy dinner, wine, and an evening of free entertainment by Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass. Reservations recommended. 513-385-9309, vinokletwinery@fuse.net, or www.vinokletwines.com.

NOV. 23 – Hometown Holiday Horse Parade and Christmas Celebration, downtown Greenville. More than 100 lighted horse-drawn carriages, hitches, and riders illuminate the downtown. 937-548-4998 or www. downtowngreenville.org.

NOV. 29 – Grand Illumination, Public Square, Troy, 5–8:30 p.m. Kick off the holiday season with the annual

SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS

DEC. 7 – Angel House Christmas Bazaar, Tipp City Global Methodist Church, 8 W. Main St., Tipp City, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Free admission. 30+ artisan/craft vendors. Quilt show, cookie walk, food. To benefit Angel House Children’s Home in Tanzania, Africa. For more information, email tcgmcbazaar@gmail.com.

DEC. 7 – Annual Lebanon Horse-Drawn Carriage Parade and Festival, downtown Lebanon, 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Parades at 1 and 7 p.m. Beautiful horse-drawn carriages glide through the streets adorned with lights, garlands, and ornaments. Festival features food and craft vendors, live entertainment, Santa, and more! Visit @lebanoncarriageparade on Facebook.

DEC. 7 – Downtown Piqua Holiday Parade, beginning at corner of Main and Greene, Piqua, 2 p.m. This year’s parade celebrates the 20th anniversary of the release of The Polar Express. www.mainstreetpiqua.com.

DEC. 7 – Indoor Christmas Caroling with the Dulcimer Guy (Matthew Dickerson), Garber Nature Center, 9691 OH-503 N., Lewisburg, 3 or 4 p.m. Join us for music, hot chocolate, and sweets. Limited space; RSVP required. 937-962-5561, pcpdevents@ gmail.com, or www.preblecountyparks.org.

DEC. 7–8, 14–15 – “The Bethlehem Experience,” Countryside Church of Christ, 468 Tranquility Pike, Seaman, 6–8:30 p.m. Free. Interactive guided tour representing a walk through the little town of Bethlehem as you celebrate the birth of Christ. 937386-3154, www.countrysidechurchofchrist.com, or find us on Facebook.

SOUTHEAST

NOV. 1–JAN. 1 – Dickens Victorian Village, downtown Cambridge. Stroll the streets to view scenes depicting life in Victorian England, featuring life-sized, handmade mannequins wearing real vintage clothing. 800-933-5480 or www. dickensvictorianvillage.com.

NOV. 1–JAN. 1 – Guernsey County Courthouse Holiday Light Show, Cambridge, 5:30–9 p.m. nightly. (Nov. 1–4 begins at 6:30 p.m.) Four different light and music shows performed each evening. Extended hours on selected dates. 800-933-5480 or www.dickensvictorianvillage.com.

NOV. 22 – Turn to Stone: A Tribute to ELO, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7 p.m. $39–$59. Turn to Stone captures the magic of a 1970s ELO performance with a live string section, light show, and 70s clothing. www.majesticchillicothe.net.

NORTHEAST

NOV. 16–DEC. 16 – “Elegance of Christmas Past,” Victorian House Museum, 484 Wooster Rd., Millersburg, Sun.–Thur. 1–4 p.m., Fri./Sat. 1–8 p.m. $10; seniors and veterans/active military, $9. Grand opening Nov. 16, 4–8 p.m. 330-674-0022 or https:// www.holmeshistory.com/museum.

NOV. 20 – Ricardo Morales Vivero and Grace Blackford: An Evening of Hispanic Music, Medina County District Library, 210 S. Broadway St., Medina, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Free. Seating is on a first-come, firstserved basis. 419-853-6016 or www.ormaco.org.

NOV. 22 – Window Wonderland, downtown Wooster, 3 p.m. Free. Decorated storefront windows, Santa descending from the rooftop of the Briggs & Starr Building, hot chocolate, treats, live reindeer, horse-drawn carriage rides, lighting of the Christmas tree in the square, and much more. 330-262-6222 or www.mainstreetwooster.org.

NOV. 22–24 – Downtown Holiday Open House, downtown Chillicothe, Fri. 6–8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 12–5 p.m. Free. Ring in the holiday with the annual tree lighting, Shine On Chillicothe display lights, carriage rides, shopping, dining, caroling, trolley rides, and more! www. downtownchillicothe.com.

NOV. 23–DEC. 14 – The Hay Loft Christmas, 5027 Co. Rd. 6, Kitts Hill, Sat. 3–7 p.m. Pictures with Santa, his elves, and the Grinch. Hot chocolate, cookies, popcorn, and other snacks. Decorate Christmas cookies and other activities. There is a charge for pictures with Santa and for food. 740-534-2926 or www.facebook.com/thehayloftvenue.

NOV. 30 – Christmas Parade, downtown Cambridge, 5 p.m. This year’s theme is “Christmas in the Wild West,” honoring our legendary cowboy, Hopalong Cassidy. 740-439-2238 or www. downtowncambridge.com.

NOV. 30–DEC. 22 – Santa Train, Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, Nelsonville Depot, 33 W. Canal St., Nelsonville, every Sat. and Sun., 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and at 6 p.m. on select dates (see website). $19–$24; under 3 free. www.hvsry.org/trainlist/#santa.

DEC. 4 – Rudolf Run 5K and Glow Walk, Elks Lodge, 42 W. Second St., Chillicothe, 6 p.m. $20–$30. A glow nose and necklace will accompany your registration (register by 11/24). www. downtownchillicothe.com.

DEC. 7 – Chillicothe Christmas Church Walk, downtown Chillicothe, 5 p.m. $10–$15. This walk features four churches and a variety of entertainment at each stop that will put you in the holiday spirit! www.downtownchillicothe.com.

DEC. 7 – Cookies with Santa, Deerassic Park Education Center, 14250 Cadiz Rd., Cambridge, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Make a $5 donation or bring a toy in exchange for a dozen sugar cookies! Cookie decorating, craft making, hot cocoa, and more. 740435-3335 or www.deerassic.com.

DEC. 7 – Phil Dirt and the Dozers, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7:30 p.m. $25–$40 Fans of all ages will enjoy hearing the oldies but goodies along with some of the band’s Christmas favorites. www.majesticchillicothe.net.

DEC. 7–8, 14–15 – Holidays at Adena, Adena Mansion and Gardens, 847 Adena Rd., Chillicothe, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $6–$12. Tour the beautifully decorated mansion and see how the holiday season was celebrated in the 19th century. Visit the Tenant House to learn how German tenants celebrated with traditions they brought to Adena. www. adenamansion.com.

DEC. 15 – Columbus Symphony Holiday Pops Spectacular, Ohio University Chillicothe, 101 University Dr., Chillicothe, 4–7 p.m. $5–$25. www. downtownchillicothe.com.

NOV. 29–DEC. 1, 6–8, 13–15, 20–29 – Medina County Fair Drive Thru Holiday Lights, Medina Co. Fgds., 720 W. Smith Rd., Medina, Sun.–Thur. 6–9 p.m., Fri./Sat. 6–10 p.m. Cars $10, small bus/15passenger van $20, large bus $50 330-723-9633 or www.medinaohiofair.com.

NOV. 29–JAN. 10 – Christmas in the Ville with Steubenville Nutcracker Village and Christmas at the Fort, Steubenville Visitor Center, 120 S. 3rd St., Steubenville. Free. Over 200 large-as-life, unique nutcrackers are stationed under a canopy of lights and holiday decorations throughout the downtown and Fort Steuben Park 24/7; Advent Market, hayrides, the Holly Trolley, children’s activities, music, crafts, and much more. 740-283-4935 or www. steubenvillenutcrackervillage.com.

NOV. 30 – The Handmade Market, Painesville Railroad Museum (NYC Painesville Depot), 475 Railroad St., Painesville, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Handmade arts and crafts, bake sale, raffle. 440-655-4455, prrmevent@att.net, or www. painesvillerailroadmuseum.org.

NOV. 30 – One Stop Christmas Shop, Church of the Saviour Gymnasium, 480 Fry Rd., Wooster, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Free admission. Over 30 vendors; cash-and-carry specials; food trucks. Wheelchair accessible. Email theonestopshopvendors@gmail.com or follow us on Facebook: bit.ly/4blfeY9

NOV. 30–DEC. 1 – Christmas in the Alpaca Barn, 16800 Cowley Rd., Grafton, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Come and enjoy an up-close and personal look at these

wonderful peaceful creatures. Shop for unique gifts at the Farm Store. 440-724-7070 or www. ourlittleworldalpacas.com.

DEC. 2 – Christmas in Zoar, 198 Main St., Zoar. $10; 12 and under free. Learn about early American and German holiday traditions. Visits from Kristkind, the German Belsnickel, and Santa. Self-guided tours and extended shopping opportunities at the Zoar Store available. 800-262-6195 or www.historiczoarvillage. com.

DEC. 7 – Handbell Christmas Concert, Lincoln Way Vineyards, 9050 W. Old Lincoln Way, Wooster, 1 p.m. Presented by the Grace Ringers and Friends. Honoring veterans. Food truck on-site. Call 330-8049463, 330-464-0792, or 330-345-6472 for more information.

DEC. 15 – Cleveland Trombone Collective: Holiday Tunes, Wadsworth Public Library, 132 Broad St., Wadsworth, 2–3 p.m. Free. Enjoy lively brass arrangements of holiday music and more. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. 419-853-6016 or www.ormaco.org.

DEC. 15 – Massillon Train and Toy Show, Massillon Knights of Columbus Hall, 988 Cherry Rd. NW, Massillon, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $5; 12 and under free. Free parking. All gauges and parts, running layouts, farm and vintage toys, diecast models, NASCAR items, and more. Food and drink available. 330-262-7488 or http://cjtrains.com/shows.

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Beth Howard, Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative member

SERVING YOU

Being there, every minute, or every day. As your hometown electric cooperative, it’s not just our way of doing business, it’s our way of life. And as a Touchstone Energy ® Cooperative member, that means value that goes far beyond the energy we provide, value you can’t really put a price on.