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The fourth project is Kentner Creek Crossing, just north of the Honeywell Golf Course.
The expo featured booths from lending institu tions, as well as one from Ideal Homes, which is the developer for the project. Legacy Heights, to be located at the former site of Wabash County Hospital, is one of three hous ing projects the city is behind, and one of four in theIncity.addition to Legacy Heights, the city is look ing to redevelop the former GDX site on Stitt Street, as well as housing units east of the Wabash County Museum on Market Street.
Long said he was pleased with the expo. He doesn’t believe any Legacy Heights lots have been sold yet. Cont. on Pg. 3
“Now, we’re struggling to have more than 50 homes on the market,” Long said. “That’s exas perated the need for new housing starts.”
“So, we have an aging housing stock in Wabash County, compared to 17 percent, the state aver age,” Gillenwater continued. “So, we know we have a lot of big, beautiful historic homes that are awesome and add to the character of the community. We also know that we have some of those that are in disrepair, and we’ve certainly worked through some of those in partnership with the city and Indiana Landmarks and others. But we also know that everyone doesn’t want to buy and old home.”
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Mayor Scott Long spoke briefly about the proj ects during a welcome to those at the expo. When he took office in 2016, he said, it quickly became apparent that new housing was needed in the “Howcity.do you do that when you’re surrounded by ag land,” he asked, rhetorically. “Farmers don’t want to give up any of their land for hous ing.”Ahousing study began in 2017, which provided the city with a plan for what type of housing would be needed. The study was finished in 2018 and things were progressing, he continued, but then the pandemic hit. “We didn’t stop,” he said. “We kept working the entire time on different strategies.”
Keith Gillenwater, President and CEO of Grow Wabash County, noted that a portion of the Imagine One85 project – which seeks to stem the population decline locally – is the need for new housing.Healso noted some housing statistics from around the county, including: 80 percent of the housing units in the county are single family homes and 39 percent of the housing units in Wabash County were built before 1939.
Visitors to the housing expo chat with various vendors set up at the event.
The former hospital site allows for 13.9 acres of homes, which plans call for a combination of sin gle family dwellings and villas. The city is close to asking developers for Requests for Proposals on the Market Street site. Meanwhile, the GDX site is at the federal court level.“Hopefully by this fall we’ll have an answer on getting that site cleaned up,” Long said. “We have a developer on line to develop that site with multi-family and single family. “We’re building within. The next best thing I think we can do as a city, since we can’t build out, is we take up all the land within the city and build housing there.” Back when the study was developed, he noted, there were plenty of homes on the market within the city. However, the study still pointed out the need for more.
Prospective homeowners got their first look at the Legacy Heights housing addition during a home expo Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the Wabash County Museum.
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Perhaps the most noticeable change is the start time. Organizers moved the time of the parade from 10 a.m. to 3 Thep.m.change, they noted, is to help free up the morning so festivalgoers can visit the various other activities taking place during theAnotherday. change is to the parade route.The parade will start at the intersection of Carroll and Canal streets. It will travel east on Canal and, rather than go all the way to Allen Street, will turn north Huntingtonon Street. From there, it will go to Market Street and continue west to Carroll Street. The parade.causedviatesaid,change,routeorganizersistohelpalle-traveldelaysbytheNorthboundtraffic will be detoured onto group, your business and/or just have a fun time being in the parade with your family and friends! To join the parade, please go paradetheFestonum.orgwww.wabashmuse-toandclicktheFounderslink.Followpromptsforentry.
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The grand marshal of the 2022 Founders Fest Parade will be Marge Francis, along with her daughter Terri, and The Shoppe.FrancisMargeand her late husband, Jack, opened the Francis Shoppe in downtown Wabash 60 years ago. Later on, Marge brought her daughter Terri Francis Ahlfeld on as Sept.uledDayyear’schangesFashionprovidersoughtShoppements,longallstylishcontemporaryalongBrideoffertheirhaveevencommunitiestheladieshaveMargeco-manager.andTerriservedtheofWabash,surroundingandfarther.TheystructuredboutiquetoMotherofthedresses,withcute,andclothingforwomen.Addingtotheirlistofachieve-TheFrancisisaveryafterforShows.ThereareseveraltothisFoundersParade,sched-forSaturday,17.
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Marge Francis will serve as the Founders Fest Parade grand marshal. Photo courtesy of Penny Deal French 85 Hope clinic to participate in several September events
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Artist’s rendering shows the proposed exterior of the new high school. Photos provided An artist’s rendering shows what the proposed high school’s auditorium (left) and cafe (right) might look like. More renderings will appear in next week’s edition.
SchoolMetropolitanDistrict of Wabash County has released the complete collection of architecture renderings for the proposed new high school, according to an MSDWC press release.According to the release, the new school would be located near US 24, just north of Heartland Career Center on Division Road CountybetweenRoads 150 W and 200 inwouldandathleticout.featuredlearningCollaborativeareas.inlotspitchedtwoThetheanVilamaafirmbasedwithtrictNovember.onedendum,passingdependentingschool.attendhighSouthwoodNorthfieldcurrentlygradesStudentsW.in9-12,whoattendandJr/SrschoolswouldthenewThebuild-projectisontheofarefer-tobedecid-bycountyvotersElectionDayinTheschooldis-hasworkedFortWayne-architectureBartonCoetocreateinitiallookatnewbuilding.designfeaturesstorieswitharoofandofnaturallightthelargeopenspacesarethrough-State-of-the-artfacilitiesauditoriumofferthebestextracurricular spaces. The latest in school security designs would also provide enhanced safety for students and ingwouldoccur.processextensiveNovember,isIfingforareThestaff.renderingsastartingpointwhatthebuild-couldlooklike.thereferendumpassedinamoreplanningwouldDiscussionsinvolvecraft-theaestheticof the building to match cient.functionalthereforemoreatheThisspacetionshiptasks,theymentspace,dentsthevalues,communityalongwithnumberofstu-ineachtheequip-andspaceneedfortheirandtherela-ofeachtoanother.woulddrivedevelopmentofdesignthatisinformedandmoreandeffi-
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MSD releases renderings of proposed school
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NM library to host workshop
The North Manchester Public Library will host Indiana native John F. Allen for a writing workshop The Basics of Speculative Fiction on Sept. 10 at 3 pm. The free event will be held virtually on Zoom, allowing participants to join from the comfort of their own home. Zoom login details will be available on the library website the week before the event. The workshop is a basic guide on what speculative fiction consists of and how to create a Speculative Fiction Short Story from beginning to end. In this 1.5 hour course, participants will learn the basic mechanics of writing a Speculative Fiction Short Story including: theme, plot, setting, characters, conflict, and world building.
Daniel O’Donnell will perform Oct. 1 at the Honeywell Center’s Ford Theater.
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Fans of country music and traditional Irish ballads will have a chance to hear one of the most noted vocalists in the genre perform for the first time in Wabash on Oct. 1. Irish singer Daniel O’Donnell comes to me.”likeWabash,neverfortunate.We’vethegreatNovember.Branson,“WehomephonesaidallyUnited7:30atmakingHoneywelltheCenter,hisdebutthevenuewithap.m.starttime.“Wecome(totheStates)usu-everyyear,”O’DonnellbyfromhisinIreland.alwaysgotoMo.inWegetareceptioninUnitedStates.beenveryI’vebeentosothisisanewthingfor The do,”typeencereachopportunityencesAmericanintroducedsionsaidGreatandhishugelytimeyouditionalit’straditional,it’swell,theispeople,fromhedoesn’tbigfarhomesaidvarietyrepertoirecrooner,60-year-oldwhosespansaofstyles,he’srightatinavenueremovedfromcities.“Thesmalltownbotherme,”said.“Icomeavillageof50soanythingbigtome.WedoIrishballadsassoIsupposeamixture.It’ssoifcountry,it’stra-country,knowtheoldsongs.”O’DonnellispopularinhomecountrythroughoutBritain.Hepublictelevi-intheU.S.hasaudi-tohismusic.“It’sgivenusantoawideaudi-thatenjoytheofmusicthatIhesaid.“We do some inspirational songs, a wee bit of rock and roll at times, so it’s a mixture of all different somemusicalwaysO’Donnell.himwehimandyearsforparthugefriendship.intoformers,cessfulBritain’soneshipsinger’stheCliffBritishearlyenoughwasO’Donnelllybegancareer,Duringthings.”hiswhichapproximate-40yearsago,saidhefortunatetomeetaninspiration,popstarRichard.Overyears,therelation-withRichard,ofGreatmostsuc-musicalper-developedalifelong“Cliffhasbeenastarinouroftheworldmorethan60andmywifeIgottoknowverywellandholidaywithattimes,”said“I’veenjoyedhisandIdoofthattype
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of stuff as O’Donnell,well.”who is also a noted television host in Europe, said he is looking forward to playing in Wabash County.’“Isuppose my heart is in the sort of country music and the Irish ballads,” he said. “I hope they’ll (audience for Oct. 1 show) enjoy the show and hope there will be songs they recognize.”
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THE FESTIVAL Brochures with the schedule of events and entertainment are now available at Todd’s Station, the Roann post office, and several of the area businesses. A couple new features this year for the kids to do. There will be a dunk tank by the information booth sponsored by Roann League.MetroAnd we have invited a vendor with a trailer that has a few games for the children to play. Also, for the tingFarmFridayonClarabellePipsqueakchildren,andclownsThursdayandnights.animalspet-farmwithpig races on Saturday and a magic show following the 2 p.m. parade.
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EVENTS:UPCOMINGSept. 810 – Roann Covered Bridge Festival; Sept. 13 – Roann Town Board, 7pm. PLEASE CONTINUE praying for Jeff Krom, Coy Eads, Musselman,Ken Karla Stouffer, and our country. Stay safe and stay healthy. God bless you all.
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Barbara Jean Lochner, 70 Worked in health care Aug. 30, 1951 – Aug. 23, 2022
Preferred memorial is Friends Counseling Center.
The Bever family enjoyed card games, playing basketball, canoeing on the river, and taking many vacations to Michigan and North Carolina. For many years he attended the 95th Army reunions to visit with other men who served with the Iron Men of Metz. He enjoyed family reunions at Indiana State Parks. Frank was a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan and listened to the games on his transistor radio. His children and grandchildren remembered that he often was the pitcher for their fleeceball games. He was also a member of the West Manchester Church of the Brethren where he served in many positions including the Camp Alexander Mack representative and a church board member. He later was a member of the Eel River Community Church of the Brethren. Frank L. Bever was a kind, hardworking, dedicated father to his five sons: Jerry (Karen) Bever, Warsaw, Thomas (Ruth Ann) Bever, Fort Wayne, Michael (Diane) Bever, Forest, Dennis Bever, Claypool, and Steven (Michele) Bever, Hastings, Neb. He is survived by 11 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and one great-great- grandchild. He is survived by his 96-yearold brother, Thomas (Emma) Bever of Wabash. He is preceded in death by his wife, Olive (Leedy), parents, James and Nellie Bever, and four brothers and one sister. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Camp Alexander Mack (campmack.org) and Heifer International (heifer.org). Both organizations were important to Frank and Olive. McKee Mortuary is entrusted with the care of Frank Bever. Funeral services will be held at Eel River Community Church of the Brethren, Silver Lake, on Sept. 3, 2022 with visitation from noon-2 p.m. with services to follow. Burial will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery North Manchester, next to Olive, his wife of 70 years.Condolences may be emailed to mckeemortuary.com
Judy Mullen, 78 Worked as substitute teacher July 23, 1944 – Aug. 23, 2022
atWabash,her.claimedFortHerbWabash.andonriedyears.ButcheringCustomfor28Shethenmar-HerbertMullenJune23,1996movedtoShealwayssaidstoleherfromWayneandheherescuedWhileinsheworkedCVS,thenasasubstitute teacher for MSD of Wabash. She found she loved the students and teaching. Shortly after retiring she started using a walker, but that didn’t slow her down as she and her husband traveled to 47 states and two Canadian provinces on their Honda Gold Wing with the walker strapped to the back of the motorcycle. She made quilts for the great grandchildren as long as she was able and enjoyed making jams and jellies and was the family pie maker. She deeply loved and was loved by her husband and family; she will be missed by many. Judy was a member of the Lincolnville United Methodist Church and a life member of the VFW Auxiliary Post 286 in Wabash. Judy is survived by her husband, Herbert Mullen of Wabash; one daughter, Janeen (Francis “Pete” Carteaux) of Columbia City; two sons; Arthur Byall of Fort Wayne, Adam Byall of Fort Wayne; two stepsons, George Mullen of Wabash, Indiana, Jeremiah Mullen of Indianapolis, Indiana; 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren and counting; one stepbrother, George (Bud) Taylor; one stepsister, Imogene Roebuck. She is proceeded in death by her parents, one son, William (Billy) Byall, three sisters, Merl Smith, Marge Walters, Jean Kloer; one brother Arthur Adams, and one stepbrother, Ed VisitationTaylor.andfuneral services were Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at Lincolnville United Methodist Church 5847 E. 500 S. Wabash. Burial was Monday, Aug. 29, 2022, at Marion National Cemetery in Marion.Preferred memorials are to be directed to Lincolnville United Methodist Church or VFW Auxiliary Post 286 in Wabash. McDonald Funeral Homes, 231 Falls Ave., Wabash, have been trusted with Judy Mullen’s final arrangements. Online condolences may be directed to the family at www.mcdonaldfunerals.com
Frank L. Bever, 101 World War II veteran April 21, 1921 – Aug. 25, 2022 Frank L. Bever, 101, North Manchester, passed away on Aug. 25, 2022 at Timbercrest Senior Living Center in North Manchester.Thesonof James William and Nellie May (Ply) Bever, Frank was born on April 21, 1921, in Lagro. He was baptized at Saint Patrick Catholic Church in Lagro, Indiana. Frank was born fourth in a family comprised of seven children. As a child, he enjoyed ice skating on a nearby pond and was quite interested in playing basketball but lived too far from the high school to participate in team sports. Frank graduated in 1939 from Linlawn High School, Wabash. He served as a technical sergeant in the U.S Army 95th Infantry Division, The Iron Men of Metz, in World War II. He was wounded on Dec. 3, 1944 in Saarlautern, Germany and was sent to England to recuperate and later returned to his unit. He served his country from June of 1942 until September of 1945. Frank was in the combat infantry in England, France, Germany, and Belgium. Frank received numerous medals including a Purple Heart, Bronze Star, and the French Legion of Honor. Frank met Olive Leedy through mutual friends. The two were married on April 12, 1947, in the Wabash Church of the Brethren. Frank and Olive would be blessed with five sons. After his discharge from the service, Frank attended the Milo Bennett Linotype School in English on the G.I. bill. He worked in the printing industry for 30 years in North Manchester and Wabash. He later served as Postmaster at Servia, from Dec. 1, 1977, until he retired at the age of 79 on April 21, 2000.
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Judy Marie Mullen, 78, passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2022, at Parkview Randallia in the Supportive Care Unit in FortSheWayne.wasborn to William Ralph and Emma Merl (Darling) Adams on July 23, 1944, in Fort Wayne. Judy was a graduate of Northside High School in Fort Wayne. She married Richard Byall, they founded and operated Dunfee
Barbara Jean Lochner, 70, of rural North Manchester, died at 10:50 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2022, at Timbercrest Healthcare Center in North Manchester. She was born on Aug. 30, 1951, in Bluffton, to Bruce and Wilmina (Monier) Hogg. Barb was a 1969 graduate of Norwell High receivedSchool,her BS in Nursing from Indiana University and was a licensed registered nurse. She married Kevin L. Lochner at the Wabash Friends Church on June 28, 1992. Barb worked for Wabash-Miami Home Health Care and Hospice in Wabash, for over 20 years. Prior to retiring, she was program coordinator for the Tobacco Free Coalition Wabash County to educate in the county schools and assist pregnant women who want to quit smoking.Previously she worked for WIC and the Bowen Regional Mental Health Center for 11 years. She was an active member of the Wabash Friends Church, where she served on several committees and also played the piano on Sunday morning. Barb has served on Josiah White’s Board for over 23 years and also served for 8 years as Chair on the LLC Board. She has served as Vice President, Governance Committee Chair, Cleck of Spiritual Life, Board Secretary and LLC Board Chair. She is survived by her husband, Kevin L. Lochner of North Manchester; three children, Chelsey (Tom) Correll of Peru, Christopher Lochner of Wabash, and Hannah (Anthony) Heagy of North Manchester; four grandchildren, Sydney Click and Ainsley Correll, both of Peru, Kendylan Lochner and Kellyn Lochner, both of Wabash; great-grandchild, Soren Ault of Peru; and her brother, William (Judy) Hogg of Bluffton. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her grandson, Waylon Correll. Funeral services were Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at Wabash Friends Church, 3563 S. State Road 13, Wabash, with David Phillips and Brandon Eaton officiating. Burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery, North Manchester. Visitation was Friday, at Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, 1241 Manchester Avenue, Wabash.
Kim Louise Barrus, 78, of Wabash, died at 4:30 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, at her home.She was born on June 11, 1944, in Wabash, to Willis and Charlotte (Brady) Winer.Kim was a 1962 graduate of Lagro High School. She married Robert D. Barrus at the Wabash Christian Church on May 15, 1965; he died April 6, 2014. Kim was an Xray technician for 31 years, retiring from Wabash HospitalCountyin1994. She was a member of the Wabash Christian Church, where she sang in the choir and belonged to the women’s group. Kim was a loving and loyal wife to her husband, Robert. She thoroughly enjoyed watching her kids and grandkids sporting and musical events. Kim also enjoyed her luncheons with her friends and cousins. She is survived by four children, Shelly (Jeff) Knee, Carrie (Tim) Vogel, and Jennifer (J.P.) Denney, all of Wabash, and Joel (Meghan) Barrus of Fort Wayne; nine grandchildren, Jaimie Knee of Indianapolis, Lindsay Knee, Matthew Knee, Katelin (Jake) Lloyd, Dereck Vogel, Kaden Vogel, Kyleigh Hampton, and Kolton Hampton, all of Wabash, and Brayden Barrus of Fort Wayne; two greatgranddaughters, Alora Hampton and Emalynn Lloyd, both of Wabash, and sister, Sharon Linn of Mexico. She was also preceded in death by her parents, and her brother, Brady Winer.
Kim Barrus, 78 Retired from Wabash County Hospital June 11, 1944 – Aug. 27, 2022
Preferred memorials are Animal Shelter of Wabash County or Wabash County Cancer Society.
Marilyn Griffith, 83 Enjoyed crossword puzzles Nov. 10, 1938 – Aug. 28, 2022 Marilyn Griffith, 83, of Wabash, died at 8:30 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 28, 2022, at Wellbrooke of Wabash. She was born on Nov. 10, 1938, in Van Lear, Ky., to Oscar and Beatrice (Adams) Salyer. Marilyn married Bob Gene Griffith in Wabash on July 4, 1959; he died March 16, 2015. She worked for the Springfield Trust Company in Springfield, Mo., for 13 years as the office manager. Marilyn was a member of the Wabash Friends Church. She was in the Sweet Adelines Choral Group 10 years. Marilyn enjoyed crossword puzzles, reading mystery novels, going to the YMCA, and especially traveling with her husband.Sheissurvived by two sons, James Brian (Susan) Griffith of Kewanee, Ill., and Charles Robert (Bronwen) Griffith of Park Rapids, Minn.; four grandchildren, Christian (Lori) Griffith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Caleb (Diane) Griffith of Bloomington, Ill., Chessa Griffith of Kewanee, and Madison Griffith of Park Rapids; five greatgrandchildren, Abigail Griffith, Abraham Griffith, Amius Powe, Adreyel Powe, and Elijah Griffith; her sister, Sheila Denniston of Wabash, her sister-in-law Regina Monroe Haney, of Wabash, and many nieces and nephews. She was also preceded in death by her Funeralparents.services will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, at Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, 1241 Manchester Ave., Wabash, with David Phillips officiating. Burial will be in Falls Cemetery, Wabash. Friends may call 9-10:30 a.m. Wednesday, at the funeral home. Preferred memorials are the Wabash Friends Church or the Wabash County YMCA. The memorial guest book for Marilyn may be signed at www.grandstaff-hentgen.com.
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Lawrence was a graduate of Linlawn High School and was a U.S. Air Force veteran. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Wabash Friends Church. Lawrence enjoyed reading, and riding and working on motorcycles. He is survived by his sister, Diana Bergman of Wabash; sister in law Regina Kirby of New Jersey, brother in law Dirk Walters of California, and several nieces andHenephews.waspreceded in death by his parents, his brother, Lester Kirby, and his sister Bonnie Walters. There will be no services. Burial will be in Friends Cemetery, Wabash. Arrangements by Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, Wabash.Preferred memorial is Wabash Friends Church.
A vehicle driven by Robert A. Kramer, 51, Indianapolis left the roadway and came to rest in a soybean field near the intersection of State Road 13 and Meridian Road. North Manchester police were assisted by North Manchester’s Fire Department and Parkview Ambulance Service. Arrest Aug. 20 7:05 p.m. — Richard A. Howard, Jr., 43, North Manchester was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear. Citation Aug. 19 4:02 a.m. — Burdette L. Donaldson, 54, Wabash was cited for having no valid operator’s license. Incidents
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Aug. 22 4:16 p.m. — A report of fraud was taken in the 700 block of West Main Street. Aug. 25 12:45 p.m. — A theft report was taken in the 1200 block of SR 114 W. Fire Runs
The North Manchester Fire Department responded: Aug. 18 7:03 p.m. — to a report on a natural gas leak in the 900 block of North Mill Street. Aug. 19 1:52 p.m. — to an alarm in the 900 block of North Market Street. Aug. 20 9:12 a.m. —to a report of smoke in the area of Colfax and South 1st streets. Units from North Manchester, Chester and Pleasant Township fire departments responded: 12:29 p.m. — to an alarm in the 600 block of Strauss Provimi Road. Wabash Sheriff’sAccidentsDepartment Aug. 20 6:49 a.m. — A vehicle driven by Lalon E. Allen, 61, Wabash struck a deer on Baumbauer Road, east of Durnbaugh Road, Lagro. Damage up to $5,000. Aug. 22 5:25 p.m. — Sharon M. Meredith, 70, Wabash and Charles K. Leming, 53, Wabash collided at 264 W. CR 200 N, Wabash. Damage up to $5,000. Cont. on Pg. 10.
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Lawrence Kirby, 90 U.S. Air Force veteran June 4, 1932 – Aug. 26, 2022
There will be a celebration of Kim’s life at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022, at Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, 1241 Manchester Ave., Wabash, with Brad Wright and the Rev. Haley Asberry officiating. Burial will be in Friends Cemetery, Wabash. Friends may call 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Lawrence Marvin Kirby, 90, of Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester, died at 3:10 a.m., Friday, Aug. 26, 2022, at Peabody Healthcare Center. He was born on June 4, 1932, in Wabash, to Marvin Philander and K. Della (Miller) Kirby.
AugCitations22— Joshua M.L. Allen, 36, Wabash was cited for no license when requested. Aug. 23 — Crystal D. Stevens, 38, Peru was cited for driving while suspended. Aug. 24 — John W, Willoughby, 81, Evansville, Wisc. was cited for unsafe lane movement. Aug. 25 — Christopher T. Checketts, 31, Warsaw was cited for driving while suspended with a prior. Aug. 25 — Matthew T. Skeens, 18, Wabash was cited for operating while licensed.never Aug. 26 — Jennifer N. Acuna, 36, Peru was cited for no valid license. Land Transfers
Aug. 27 4:23 p.m. — A vehicle driven by Donald S. Adcock, 57, Wabash struck a parked vehicle at 1343 N. Cass Street, Wabash. Damage up to $5,000. Arrests Aug 26 — Skylar B. Honeycutt, 21, Wabash was arrested for domestic battery in the presence of a minor. Aug. 27 — Beth A. Bahney, 49, Denver was arrested for operating with an ACE of .15 or higher, leaving the scene of a personal injury accident and for being an habitual traffic violator.
Aug. 23 5:18 p.m. — A vehicle driven by Cigi A. Thomas, 37, LaFontaine struck a deer on Old SR 15, south of CR 350 S, Wabash. Damage up to $2,500.
Aug. 19 — Austin D. Osborne, 24, Wabash was arrested on a felony drug court violation for counterfeiting.
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Aug. 19 — Trevor N. Turner, 31, Wabash was arrested for intoxication.public
Wabash 4:01Aug.DepartmentPoliceAccidents12p.m.— Vehicles driven by Soreana Faulkner,F.34, App, Ala. and Dennis D. Proffitt, Claypool52,collided at the intersection of SR 15 and Stitt Street, $10,000.DamageWabash.upto Aug. 18 2:56 p.m. — Vehicles driven by Nolan T. Collins, 29, Michigantown and Linda L. Sopher, 66, Wabash collided at 1309 N. Cass Street, Wabash. Damage less than $1,000. Aug. 23 3:11 p.m. — Vehicles driven by Carl C. Olinger, 90, Wabash and Susan R. White, 81, Wabash collided at 1601 N. Cass Street, Wabash. Damage up to $5,000. Aug. 24 7:51 a.m. — A vehicle driven by Christopher T. Checketts, 31, Warsaw sideswiped a parked vehicle on Alber Street, north of Mitten Drive, Wabash. Damage up to $10,000. Aug. 24 8:15 a.m. — A vehicle driven by Alexander L. Bradford, 35, Silver Lake struck a deer on SR 15, north of Dimension Avenue, Wabash. Damage up to $2,500. Aug. 27 11:57 a.m. — A vehicle driven by Beth A. Bahney, 49, Denver struck a parked car on East Canal Street, west of $5,000.ence.ingsuspicionandBahneyreportedvided.specificsthewasalsocrash.sceneBahneycollisionatthechildingwomanpoliceAccordingStreet,HuntingtonWabash.tothereport,awassecur-achildintoarestraintinparkedvehiclethetimeoftheandfledthefollowingtheThereportindicatedthereinjuryduringcrash,butnowerepro-Policethatwaslocateddetainedonofdriv-undertheinflu-Damageupto
Aug. 20 — Cale T. Rider, 39, Wabash was arrested for operating a vehicle with a BAC of .08 or more. Aug. 20 — Edric E. Johnson, 18, Freetown was arrested for felony escape. Aug. 20 — Royce A. Rocha, lessness.anddomesticcountsarrestedHuntington29,wasontwoeachofbatterycriminalreckAug. 21 — Desiree Burnham,M. 34, Niles, Mich. was arrested on two counts of possession paraphernalia.andsionofandmethamphetamineofonecounteachunlawfulposses-ofasyringepossessionof Aug. 21 — Jeremy P. Greene, 48, Wabash was arrested for possession of paraphernalia, possession narcoticandsionunlawfulmethamphetamine,ofposses-ofasyringepossessionofadrug. Aug. 21 — Joseph A. Lee, 37, was arrested for possession icsessionphernaliapossessionmethamphetamine,ofofpara-andpos-ofanarcot-drug.
Aug.Arrests19—Travis M. Mrozinski, 26, Warsaw was arrested for possessions of andmine,methampheta-marijuanaparaphernalia.
Aug. 22 — Elizabeth J. Greene, 41, Wabash was arrested on two counts of possession of phetamine.methamAug. 22 — Amy M. Greene, 52, Wabash was arrested for possession methamphetamine.of Aug. 22 — Jonathan L. Purnell, 31, Peru was arrested on a petition to revoke electronic home detention — driving while suspended. Aug. 22 — Tammy M. Shelton, 49, Akron was arrested for cocaine.andmethamphetaminepossessionmethamphetamine,dealingofpossessionof Aug. 22 — Stanlee G. Tharp, 35, Silver Lake was arrested for intimidation. Aug. 22 — Samantha C. Cone, 40, Silver Lake was arrested intimidation. Aug. 22 — Mason K. France, 24, Wabash was arrested on a petition to revoke probation — intimidation. Aug. 22 — John M. Garrett, 52, Wabash was arrested for operating while intoxicated and operating a vehicle with a BAC of .08 or more. Aug. 23 — Amy L. Terry, 34, Elkhart was arrested on three counts of failure to appear. Aug. 23 — Ronnie D. Warren, 59, Wabash was arrested on a body attachment for contempt of court. Aug. 23 — Christopher R. Lightle, 60, paraphernalia.andsionmarijuana,arrestedManchesterNorthwasfordealingposses-ofmarijuanapossessionof Aug. 24 — Gregory J. Stahl, 46, Peru was arrested for theft and burglary while armed with a deadly weapon or resulting in serious bodily injury. Aug. 24 — Nicole M. Carvalho, 29, Logansport was arrested for failure to appear. Aug. 24 — Eric M. Knight, 24, Peru was arrested for failure to appear. Aug. 25 — Metea L. Osborne, 37, Peru was arrested for failure to appear. Aug. 25 — Hope M. Taylor, 50, Wabash was arrested for possession paraphernalia.andmethamphetamineofpossessionof Aug. 25 — Ronald Copeland,R. 63, Wabash was arrested for possession of a device designed to interfere with a drug screen. Aug. 25 — Benjamin D. Sheppard, 45, North Manchester was arrested for dealing sessionphetaminesionphetamine,metham-posses-ofmetham-andpos-ofcocaine.
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By Phil Smith erofwabash.compsmith@thepapA local church is hosting, for the third time in as many years, a free event designed to squash the growing epidemic of drug addiction and overdose among local residents battling chemical dependency.The saidforrecoveringrecoveryaddictionhisKnucklesaboutablyrecoverywithmonytodose,awayParker,sober.yearsbelievesaidrecoveringThompsonGracious.ancespecialandandEmmarecoveringtestimonialsrecoveryturethePastoreventWabash.13-247beBeannualweekannouncedManchesterofFellowshipChristianChurchNorthlastthethirdLetThereLightevent,toheldSept.4fromto11p.m.attheDrive-IninAccordingtoorganizer,JacobGood,eventwillfea-morethan30groups,fromaddictsThompsonCodyKnuckleswillalsohaveaperform-fromNicky“Emmaisaaddict,”Good.“IsheistwocleanandHerbrother,hadpassedfromanover-soshe’sgoingbegivingtesti-aboutherlifeaddictionandandprob-talkalittlebitherbrother.”Goodsaidturnedownbattlewithintoacampaign.“He’sbeenaaddictsometime,”Good.“He’s been in jail, and he’s been going to the schools and speaking to the kids about drug addiction pass weekend was the 23rd Dave
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Gabi Pettit, Gary Bryant, Bill and Lois Rettig, The Ford Meter Box Company, Dorais Chevrolet and many other individuals and sponsors, were able to set up the first car show close to the Paradise Springs area of down town. The location of the show and the date were changed many times during the first several years. Finally, the third weekend of August and the Honeywell Center were set as the date and place for this special happening. This local event has drawn hundreds, maybe thousands, of people to our community and our downtown area and has raised many thousands of dollars for the AssociationDystrophyMuscular to be used for ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) research and we continue to hope and pray for a break through in the cause and cure of this neurologicaldevastatingdisease. Hopefully, we will be able to continue with the car show for many years to come and continue andyouMaybroughtandattendedeveryonebehindteerscars,whothanks,23supporttheirourespecially,Kunkelportingplanningwitheveryonetunitytofamilycharity.donationsraisingforthisTherefore,myandIwanttakethisoppor-tothankinvolvedorganizing,andsup-theDaveCruise-In;allofsponsorsforcontinuedovertheseyears.Manytotheguysjudgedtheallthevolun-whoworkedthescenes,whotheshowallthosewhotheircars.GodsurroundwithHislovepeace.—
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FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH 95.9 p.m.;FM.Radio Ministry 8:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. Sunday WKUZ Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Bible Study 6:00 Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Worship Service 10:30 a.m.; 2776 River Rd.; Tim Prater, pastor.Christian HeritageCHRISTIANChurch HERITAGE CHURCH and ServiceFacebook.9:30a.m. Nursery provided. Find us on YouTube . Worshipwww.wabashchristian.orgg4179; Wabash;website:Stephen Eberhard, Minister; phone: 260-563110 W. Hill St.,Church (Disciples of Christ)Wabash Christian 9:00 a.m.; Worship 10:30 am. Nursery Available. Phone 765-981-2101; Pastor Brad Wright; Sunday School 202 Bruner Pike, LaFontaine;LaFontaine Christian Church Minister: Mark Wisniewski. a.m.; Early Service 8:15 a.m.; Church Service 10:30 a.m. Dam, Lagro; phone 260-782-2006. Sunday School 9:30 located 1 1/2 miles South of SalamonieDora Christian Church CHRISTIAN www.catholic.commore information on Catholicism visit real food and My blood is real drink” (John 6:55). For 5PM., Sun. 9AM., and 11:30(en espanol). “for My flesh is another(James 5:16). Holy sacrifice of the Mass: Sat. churchedun-churchedord Change iSecond Service. 9:00Street, Wabash, IN. New Journey Community Church accessible. A place to feel saf Bible Study 6:00pm. Chu Morning Worship 10:30am; Wabash North Wesleyan ChurWES Sunday 5-7pm @ Lincolnvill School, Thursday, 6pm @ www.facebook.com/wabas/ provided. Sunday Night Worship 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Night: Children's Church Sunday Morning 11:00 a.m. Nursery is Sunday morning 9:30 a.m., Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m., 385-4400. Adult Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Teens Jesus and Java Washington St., Wabash, IN 46992. Pastor Tim Morrisett, 317-480(Non-Denominational Full Gospel Church)Freedom Life Church ppg Wednesdaywww.cfcpeople.org6:30 PM. Pastor Jacob Good, 260-982-8558. Worship: 10 AM. Celebrate Recovery Tuesday at 6 PM and WOW IN 46962. Christian Fellowship Church Services - Sunday 1002 State Road 114 East N. Manchester,hristian Fellowship ChurchC NON-DENOMINATIONAL We are handicap accessible Trinity! fellowship and refreshments service. Gospel-based message and Young. We worship our Lord 46992, 260.563.6626, tlcwabash@gmail.com. (ELCA)1500Trinity Lutheran Church Preaching and caring with Findwww.zionwabash.orgg Communion observed adult Bible class 9:15 a.m., churched,Newteaching,unnecessarymakelifetransformationthstufffadeintocommunity,andJourney.Wekeepthun-churched,ord8:30AM or 10:45AM, or via live-stream on Facebook at 10:45AM. Lead Pastor, Brandon Eaton. Join us for in-person worship at 3563 S State Rd 13, Wabash, (260) 563-8452.Wabash Friends Church Adult Bible Study 7:00 p.m., Teen Bible Study 7:00 p.m. (Grades 7-12): 9:00 am, “LOFT” Children’s Church (Grades Adult Classes: 8:00, 9:00, & 10:30 am, Youth Connect St.; Sunday Morning Schedule – Worship: 9:00 & 10:30 am, 407 N. SycamoreNorth Manchester First Brethren Church: (), ( 1-6): 9:00 am, Elementary Classes: 10:30 am, “The Garden” Nursery & Preschool Classes: 9:00 & 10:30 am. Find us online: www.nmfbc.orgbcog
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Participating in the Lagro Canal Foundation presentation were (from left) Brandi Stackhouse, Wedcor Drive Member Center Manager; Lavonne Sparling, Deb Strange and Beth Gillespie, Lagro Canal Foundation; Megan Callahan, Miami Street Member Center Manager.
Participating in the LIFE Center presentation were (from left) Brandi Stackhouse, Wedcor Drive Member Center Manager; Cheryl Meyer, LIFE Center; Megan Callahan, Miami Street Member Center Manager. Photos WabashinParticipatingprovidedtheArcofCounty
Pioneer Festival planned Sept. 24-25 throughout the United States, offers its audiences the chance to experience a nostalgic logging competition of the early 1900s.Shows will be performed both days of the festival and include such events as axe professionalthegraphedaberoneeachandtionskillstionsto-headeachwouldwhereNorthloggingniscentchainsawhotcrossping,springboardunderhandthrowing,orchop-logrolling,cutsawing,asawevent,andacarve.Theeventisremi-ofold-timecampsinAmerica,lumberjackschallengeotherinhead-competi-toputtheirtothetest.Crowdparticipa-isencouraged,attheendofperformance,audiencemem-willtakehomecarvingauto-byoneoflumberjacks.Inadditiontothelumberjacks, four twoperson amateur teams will test their skills on Sunday, Sept. 25, at noon. The eight theme,thecontestwithatSunday,andareSaturday,zations.sponsoringbeencompetitorsamateurhaveselectedbytheorgani-ShowtimesonSept.24,atnoon,2p.m.,4p.m.ShowsonSept.25,are2p.m.and4p.m.,theamateuratnoon.ContinuingwithlumberjackHuntington
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Nearly 2,400 votes from residents of Wabash determined the winners of Beacon Credit Union’s 11th annual Project Spotlight program. Thanks to the engagement of the communities, Beacon Credit Union has donated $1,750 to three charitable organizations/projects in Wabash County.
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The winners for 2022 are: First place – Lagro Canal Foundation – $1,000 Second place – LIFE Center – $500 Bonus Draw – Arc of Wabash County – $250 The program received 93 nominations and over 25,000 votes overall for charitable organizations this year in one month of voting. The voting process was held during the month of July. The public was able to vote via social media, Beacon Credit Union’s website, or in one of its 19 full-service member centers. A check presentation took place Aug. 23.
University’s Dr. Bruce Evans will mingle with festival guests in the persona of Indiana’s first forester, Charles Deam. Evans, professor of biology at HU, will roam the festival grounds for several hours each day. Deam, a Bluffton native, had his interest in botany sparked when, as a 16-year-old farm boy in Wells County, he survived the deadly typhoid fever after being given a pioneer remedy using the herb old-field balsam.Stressed out by stints as a teacher and druggist, Deam began taking walks, collecting samples of plants and flowers along the way. He studied proper methods to collect, identify, and preserve those specimens, expanding to neighboring states and countries but eventually focusing only on Indiana plants.
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Wabash Class of ‘67 reunites: The Wabash High School Class of 1967 celebrated its 55th reunion at the Elks Lodge on Saturday, Aug. 13. Prior to the event, a gathering was held Friday evening, Aug. 12 at the home of Diana and Butch Iden. The class will meet again in three years; updates will be sent to class members when planning begins. Any classmates who have moved are asked to send updates to: 1967whsreunion@gmail.com.Those attending were: (front, from left) Randy Haag, Dan Driscoll, Keith Jolly, Chuck Curtis, Jane (Pachinski) Faith, Jayne (Owen) Bailey, Lynn (Weitzel) Hamilton, Rosie (Walker) Hamilton, Cathy (Burton) Grudowski, Maryanne (Hoefer) Rohan, Linda (Cosgrove) Bozell. Bill Thompson (middle row, from left), Bonnie (Archer) Hoagland, Jane (Spangler) Barlow, Connie (Archer) McDougle, Phil Adams, Darrin Iden. Joe (Pete) Schneider (back row, from left), Roger Stephens, Bob Hamilton, Cliff Ross, George Dugan (Face partially covered), Richard Carney, Barry Conrad, Glen Adams, Bill Eryman, Ed Wenger. Also attending/not pictured: Susan (Rish) Pore, Carol Jeanne (Orr) Engle, Linda (Neal) Young, Janice (Weitzel) Hipskind, Dave Magner.
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Ivy CollegeCommunityTechFort Wayne and Warsaw began its fall semester with the first 8week course term. The College is offering free textbooks for this academic year and offers over 70 programs in-person andStudentsonline. who wish to enroll in Ivy Tech can do so every eight weeks. The next eightweek term begins October 24, and students are encouraged to enroll today for the second eight-week term. “As we enter a new school year, I’m excited to welcome students from the 11 counties of northeast Indiana who are starting or continuing their journey toward a better future through education,” said Ivy Tech Fort Wayne and Warsaw Chancellor Kim BarnettJohnson.Formore u.visitingmation,infor-IvyTech.ed Genealogical Society to meet The armchair,Huntington“TheClioLibrary.TownshipHuntingtonCenterinSept.virtualcombinedSocietyGenealogicalCountyHuntingtonwillhavealiveandmeetingon7at6:30p.m.theKeeferoftheCity-PublicThetopicwillbe-touringbycar,foot, and bike.” presented by Sarah A. V. Kirby.Online access will be through Zoom.Call 356-0824 or email atedsiteeducationaltioningaccess.virtualgy@hctpl.infogeneaolo-formeetingClosedcap-isavailable.TheClioisafreeweb-withanassoci-mobileapp.
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The family of the Rev. William Babb is having a 100th birthday open house for him on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Chapel Pike Wesleyan Church, MarionThecelebration is from 1-3 p.m. The requestsfamilynogifts.Thosewishing to send the Rev. Babb a card may do so at: 825 N. Meridian St., Apt. Greentown,703, In 46936
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Step back in time when the world’s No. 1 boy band tribshow transports the audience to days of frosted tips and hunky front men professing love. Relive those years full band, a concert sponsored by JoJo’s Olfactory & Co. and CS Transport. Most seats for $15, $25, and $35, with limited premium seating available for $55.
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Nashville comes to Wabash when prolific songwriters Steve Seskin, Jamie Floyd and Carolyn Dawn Johnson share the stage to perform and tell the stories behind songs they have written for the likes of Tim McGraw, Kelly Clarkson, Reba, Kenny Chesney, Peter Frampton, and others. Their songwriting credits include “Life’s a Dance,” “I Think About You,” “Grown Men Don’t Cry” and “Single White Female.”
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For more than a decade, sold-out audiences have laughed at the antics of 21st century seniors partying at Pelican Roost, where 70-something is the new 20-something, only with looser skin. The musical’s writers portray 18 characters as they romp through an active senior living complex in a show that the San Francisco Examiner called “wickedly funny.” Intended for mature audiences, most seats are $20 and $30, with two show times being offered.•
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The Wabash volleyball team traveled to Oak Hill and defeated the Lady Eagles 25-22, 25-15, 25-15 Tuesday, Aug.Ashlynn23. Cruz led the way with 13 points and 14 digs, followed by Faryn Morris with nine kills and six digs, Bryleigh Boggs with eight points and five digs, Jankia Stumbo with eight points and two digs, Jade Stumbo and Kierra Wilson each with four kills, Jillian Sailors with three points, and Elli Hall with one point.
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The Northfield boys finished 5th at the Norse Invite on Aug. 27. Finishing with seven season-best times were Brunett, Barlow, Leming, Karson Pratt, Jaden Baer, Ryland Miller and Carpenter.Finishing first for the Norse was Brunett in a time of 20:00, followed by Barlow in 20:02, Leming in 20:06,Pratt in 21:11, Baer in 21:27. The girls team placed fifth over all at the Norse FinishingInvite.first for the Lady Norse was Ella Gahl finishing in 23:17 for 7th place, followed by Madeline Moore in 24:05, Trinity Bever in 24:13, Mara Zolman in 25:40 and Asia Miller in 29:12.The Southwood boys cross country team competed at the Northfield Invitational but didn’t have enough runners to field a full tem. Casey Boardman was Southwood’s top runner with a 10th place finish overall while Luke Andrew finished 11th. Landon Mitchell finished 28th and Devin Danzy crossed the finish line in 49th place. In the girls race, Jaiya Corn was the only runner competing for Southwood and finished 20th with a ersonal best time of 25:16. The Manchester girls cross country team finished fifth at the Warsaw Invite on Aug. 23. Kadence Fox and Ayla Cashdollar both medaled with Fox placing third with a time of 20:17.9 and Cashdollar finishing fifth in 20:31.3. The boys team finished fifth out of sixKylerteams.Dale crossed the finish line first for the Squires in 15th place in 17:51.7.
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Southwood 3, Peru 0 The digs.Ellaandaddeddigs,assistsAlikillsWinerassists,withtheThursday,25-12,sweptvolleyballSouthwoodteamPeru25-12,25-15Aug.25.GraceDrakeledLadyKnights14killsand13Alainahadsevenandninedigs,Lopezhad13andfiveAllieHaeckerninedigssixkills,andHauperthad10 Miami Ladyfourwhichbypointthelikefourthheadingtwo25-22,Aug.WarriorsitingmatchupRiversavolleyballManchesterteamlosttough5-setThreeConferencetothevis-NorthMiamiThursday,25,18-25,25-21,23-25,15-11.NorthMiamiledsetstooneintotheandlookedtheywereontowinbutanine-servicerunPaxtonBaker,includedacesgavetheSquiresalate
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Wabash 3, Norwell 0 The ApachesLadystayed hot by Norwelldefeating25-15, 25-22, 25-19 Wednesday, Aug.Boggs24. and Morris each had six kills on the night, while Emma Tracy and Wilson each had five, and Jade Stumbo had four. Tracy served up five aces, while Sailors and Jade Stumbo had three. Cruz led the team with 10 digs, Morris had seventh, and Boggs addedTracysix.recorded 13 assists and Sailors had seven. Wabash Eastbrook3,1 Wabash came from behind to defeat Eastbrook 22-25, 25-15, 26-24, 25-15 Thursday, Aug.Morris25. had 19 kills and 18 digs on the night while Tracy passed out nine assists and had 14 digs, and Cruz had 23 digs and 13 Boggspoints.had11 kills and nine digs followed by Jade Stumbo with 10 kills and seven points, and Jillian Sailors with six assists and five points.
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Competing with three freshmen, three sophomores and one junior, the Wabash boys varsity cross country team finished second Saturday at the Ivy24:54,Friendfreshmanwas23:48.whoiorwere19:10.Oswalt,moreinIsaiahinBobbyinJonaswasWabash16:51.JordanNorthWoodwinnerninthNorthWood.ners-upVogel,ledfinishediorsophomore,fourApaches,Invitational.NorthWoodTheLadyrunningfreshmen,aajun-andasenior,10th.TheWabashboys,byjuniorKadenwererun-tohostVogelfinishedin17:44.ThewasseniorBurdeninRoundingoutthescoringsophomoreChurch,14th17:52;freshmanShull,25th18:25;freshmanCordes,28th18:29,andsopho-Kasen41stinTheWabashgirlspacedbyjun-CaliKugler,was36thinRaeganJones44thin24:38,Hayleewas46thinsophomoreBeamerwas 52nd in 25:07 and freshman Ava Bishir was 56th in 25:47 to round out the scoring.
Northfield’s Elli Baker (2) returns the ball to Mississinewa during a 3-0 win last week.
Tippy Valley 3, Wabash 2 Earlier in the week the Apaches lost a close TRC match Tippecanoeat Valley Tuesday, Aug. 23. Mattern won 6-0, 6-3 and the No. 1 doubles team of Cooper and Baker won a 3-set 7-5, 5-7, 6-3Ewingmatch.lost 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 Dinkinssingles,lost6-1, 6-1 at No. 2 singles, and Fritter and Coffman lost 6-1, 6-3 at No. 2 doubles.
Manchester 5, Churubusco 0 The Manchester boys tennis team got their season off to a nice start with a 5-0 win over visiting blankedplayer1erballagivingjustshort-handed22.MondayChurubusconight,Aug.Churubuscowaswithfourplayers,theSquires2-0leadbeforeawasserved.No.1singlesplay-Joneswon6-0,6-andNo.2singlesSteelyhisopponent 6-0, 6-0. The No. 1 doubles team of Lambert and wentHendersonthreesets and pulled out a 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 win to clinch team ManchesterPerusweep.5, 0 The Manchester boys tennis team lost to a strong Peru team Wednesday,5-0Aug. 24. Jones lost 6-2, 6-1 at No. 1 singles, Steely lost 6-1, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles, and Connor Trump lost 6-1, 6-0 at No. 3 singles.The No. 1 doubles team of Lambert and Henderson lost 6-1, 6-1, and the No. 2 team Harshmanof and Weaver lost 6-1, 6-0.
The Lady Squire volleyball team finished 1-2 at the Prairie team.assistsNealblocks,waskillsthelyingfinaltrailedwin25-18,edSaturday,InvitationalHeightsAug.27.Manchesterstart-thedaywitha20-25,15-12overLaVille.TheLadySquires8-0inthesetbeforeral-forthewin.OliviaDavisledteamwitheightwhileEspesettopswithfiveandOliviahadninetoleadthe
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Oak Hill Manchester1, 0 Despite a strong defensive effort, the Manchester girls soccer team lost to Oak Hill Thursday,1-0Aug. 25. Manchester had four shots on goal and Smith had five saves on the night. InvitationalManchester
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The Manchester girls soccer team hosted Wawasee and shut out the visitors in a 3-0 win Tuesday, Aug. 23. The Lady Squires started strong in the first minute with a great rip by BuzzardBrookelynnthat hit the Amyiacrossbar.Miller got her head on the ball that found the back of the net to take a 1-0 lead. Coming out of the half, an indirect kick was first touched by London Spangle and then finished goal.onthelater2-0givethefromCampbellbyBolingerjustoutside18-yardmarktoManchesteralead.AfewminutesBuzzardfoundbackofthenetanunassisted
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Manchester 2, Norwell 1 The recordimprovedSquirestheirto3-1with a 2-1 victory over Norwell on Monday, Aug. 22. The first half had both teams feeling each other out until Michael Ortiz scored a goal, assisted totheputtingfewthereceivingwholine.fromaRobertooverthethewiththeinminuteswithNathanielbyMilleraboutsevenremainingthehalf.Norwellgotonboardquicklyagoalwithinfirstminuteofsecondhalf.Finally,withjustaminutetogo,Iaionesentlongpassforwardtherightside-TylerMcLain,wasontheendofpass,tookonlytouchesbeforetheballinbackofthenet,sealthevictory.
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sisted.ondsnerandfromLayne,assistgoalthe4.7game-winnerandrecordedYoakumahat-trickscoredthewithsecondsleftincontest.Yoakum’sfirstcameonanfromHannahanotherIrmaRobles,thegamewin-with4.7sec-leftwasunasWabash 7, Peru 1 The scoredJonesteamnightfiveTRCondforAug.PeruApachesLadydominatedThursday,25ina7-1winWabash’ssec-consecutivewin.Yoakumscoredgoalsonthetoleadhertothewin.RoblesandKianaalsoeachonegoal. Jones assisted on two goals while Abby NatalieHipskind,Adams, and Emma Weaver each had one assist. Mississinewa 2, Wabash 0 instandsApaches’day.savesmuchprovedpassingMississinewa’sshortandnitiesLadyshuttingeachscoredSaturday,theinmuchdefenseMississinewa’swastooforWabasha2-0winoverLadyApachesAug.27.TheLadyIndiansonegoalinhalfwhileouttheApaches.Scoringopportu-byYoakumRoblesfellwhilegametobetooforWabash.Laynehad20ingoalontheTheLadyrecordat3-1and3-0theTRC. Abigale Hipskind (7) dribbles a ball up field against Peru on Aug. 25. Photo by Joseph Slacian FCA: Strong here for decades The year was 1966.Four years before the Huffmancoachcials,tionministerialsupportcooperationreceivedpingingtheirbeliefs,exploringcommonyoungforclergycoaches,FCAnameorganizenumbers,teragreement:theymileN.Y.HendersonferenceFCAjustatAthletesofformBryant,Murphyathletes,School,WabashbasketballBobWabash.showedChurchesupinThat’stheyearShawhan,headcoachatHighandtwoSteveandGenedecidedtoaFellowshipChristian“huddle”WHS.Thethreewerebackfromannationalcon-inHarbor,Onthe730-drivehome,madeanNomat-howsmallthewewillandgrow.A“huddle”isthegiventoangatheringofathletes,andlaymenthepurposeofmensharingproblems,theirreadingBibles,pray-andfellowship-withothers.TheWabashFCAthefullandfromtheassocia-andschooloffi-andassistantFredagreedto
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three receptions, with 37 yards for Wood and 27 yards for Gaerte, along with two catches for two yards by Garrett Sites. Sites led the Squires on the ground with 48 yards on 14 carries while Rooney rad for 23 yards on two carries.Defensively, Mavern Smith led the Squires with seven tackles, followed by Gaerte and Jordan Ayres with six each, Rooney with five, Kaleb Kline with four, and Trace Murphy and Caden Miller with three. Alexandria 35, Wabash 6 The ApachesWabashlostto thetouchdownters.afterhalftime,oneleadinggamedominatedAug.MonroeAlexandria—Friday,26.ThehostTigersthethroughout,7-0afterquarter,14-0atand28-0threequar-Wabash’sonlycameinfinalminuteof theTeamgame..and individual stats were not available at press time. Week Friday,schedule,3Sept. 2 Manchester at WabashNorth Miami at SouthwoodNorthfield Maconaquahat 15 through defenseManchestertheand found theWithnet.less than ten minutes left in the oftoshotendandTristanthereceivedNathanielManchester’sgame,MillerapassupsidelinefromSchmidt,fromneartheline,curvedaintothegoalputthegameoutreach.
Wabash 3, TV 2 The Wabash boys soccer team held off a Tippecanoegame Valley team night,TuesdayAug.23, with a 3-2 over the Vikings.JacobFrance netted the first goal for the Apaches after he gathered a long outlet ball penaltysecondfirstscoringByers,goalkeeperfromIsaaceventuallyonByers’careerassist.Francescoredagoalonakickfora 20 lead.After a Valley goal cut it to 2-1, Troy HodsonGuenin-scored to give the Apaches a 3-1 lead, as they held on for the win. Byers ended the match with 10 saves.
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The Wabash girls soccer team edged Rochester 3-2 Tuesday, Aug. 23. Rylee help. Five athletes attended the first meeting; the number grew quickly to 30.“Attitudes within our school began to change,” Shawhan reported. “It was especially true in athletic competition. Many good examples were being Countlessset. numbers of adults in the expressedcommunityan interest in FCA. It was a quiet change, but a sure‘Wechange.began to pray together before each game,” he added.TheWabash athletes were invited to share their story at Southwood and soon that “huddle” had 30 members. Today, all four county schools have FCA “hudpoppeddles.”“Huddles”upin Peru and Tipton, Central Indiana Conference opponents. In 1967, church and civic groups raised $525 to send Wabashsevenathletes to the national convention in Pawling, N.Y. On July 27, just a month ago, 25 teams competed in the 18th Annual Wabash County FCA Memorial Golf Outing Honeywellat Golf Course to raise funds for the county’s four “huddles.” It was the largest outing in its history.The money raised will be used to provide scholarships for members to attend camps next summer, leadership training and needs of the individual FCA
1 with a 6-4, 6-1 win over EwingNicholasatNo.1 singles, 6-0, 7-6 (4). At No. 2 doubles, Wabash’s Ashton Coffman and T.J. Fritter came from behind to Manchester’stop Owen Harshman and A.J. Weaver 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. The Apaches’ No. 1 doubles team of Cooper Long and Cont. on Pg. 17.
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“Through FCA, my sons have found friendship acceptanceandwith an amazing group of young men and women who love the Lord,” a mother related. “It has been one of the most positive experiences they have had at the high school“Thatlevel.”made my day,” the FCA leader said. Bob Dawes took over the FCA “huddle” at Southwood that was started by John Livergood. Bob started out teaching social studies at the newly consolidated high school in 1963, became a
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Susan (Curless) Dawes, Southwooda grad married to Brent Dawes, is the FCA ambassador for Wabash County and is the golf outing’sShawhandirector.died in 2019 at the age of 95. He taught 35 years and coached 23 at four different high schools. In addition to his FCA interests, he was also part of Promise Keepers and the Full
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The Urbana High School Class of 1962 had its 60th reunion on Aug. 20. Everyone had lunch in Wabash at the Fried (Wright)RonnieDiego,(Wolf)Wabash;Radabaugh,andPhil,(Mattern)Wabash;andConnersville;Keaffaber,DuaneWilson,KarenNorthandKokomo;(Bower)BeaPlymouth;Amones,(Karen)Lynnwere;attendingmemories.schooltheiringreminisc-socialwonderfulinAnderson’sRonnietheRestaurant.EggThenclassmetatandShirleyhomeUrbanaforatimeaboutThoseJ.andReed,Robert(Ann)Carroll,Manchester;(Frieden)Urbana;and(Patty)JerryLanaLong,LindaHoyandLeesburg;Don(Bev)RebeccaZolott,SanCalif;andandShirleyAnderson, Fred(Lewis)Hoover,Decatur,andCatawaba,WilliamOre.;KlamathMI;Coonfare,wereunableUrbana.ClassmemberstoattendGeneClimax,RogerPattee,Falls,theRev.Plough,N.C.,EvelynMiller,Ga.De-ceasedclassmembersareSamFinnegan,RobertHaupert,RonnieRoth,Dottie(Cripe)Hornung,Karen(Rogers)NancyOdleandWilcox.
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Attending the Urbana High School Class of 1962 60th Reunion were (top photo, front, from left) Karen (Frieden) Wilson, Rebecca (Wolf) Zolott, Bea ()Bower) Reed, and Jerry Long. Duane Keaffaber (back row, from left), Robert Carroll, Linda (Mattern) Hoy, Shirley (Wright) Anderson, J. Lynn Amones, Don Radabaugh. Front row left to right: Karen (Frieden) Wilson, Rebecca (Wolf) Zolott, Bea ()Bower) Reed, and Jerry Long. The Urbana Class of 1962 (right photo)
CLASSSOUTHWOODOF1969 IS HAVING an informal get-together on Sept. 10 at the Izaak Walton League in Somerset. We will meet at 4:00, meat and dinnerware will be furnished, bring a cover dish to share and lawn chairs. Please RSVP on Nedof(SouthwoodFacebookourpageClass1969)orcontactat260-228-0772
IF YOU LIKE to play Euchre, come, and play Euchre at the inin,Lot.McDonaldsacrossonp.m.Wednesday’sSeniorLaFontaineCenteronat1:30ThislocatedBransonStreetfromParkingJustcomeonweareplayingthebackroom.
Troyer library to host Story Hour
NEWS:SOMERSET Boots and Chuck Jack have lived in greatlyly.tonearwillCorporation.DevelopmentRelocationSomersetalandlocalpresidentBoots66havesinceSomersetthearea1985.TheybeenmarriedyearsonAug.24.hasbeenoftheLionsClubhasheldsever-officesfortheandTheybemovingIndianapolisbeclosertofami-Somersetwillmissthem.
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BE SURE you are register to vote. In 2017, 700,000 voters were removed from the state’s voter database. Even if you were registered in the past, be sure to verify your voter registration. OctoberregisterTheNovemberisupcomingTheelectiononTuesday,8,2022.deadlinetotovoteis11,2022.
LIONS’LAFONTAINENEWS:If you missed the smoked pulled pork meal in May, you will not want to miss the one we will be having on Sept.24 from 4-7 p.m. in year.thisWebeforeorderedEveryoneelsemumsaheadtakingshouldfromyear.sellingLionsfreewillandbeans,sandwich,smokedcious.itwhoBuilding.CommunityLaFontainetheEveryonecameenjoyedsaiditwasdeli-Themenuispulledporkbakedapplesauce,drink.Dessertsbeavailableforwilldonation.Othernews:willnotbemumsthisTimegotawayus,andwehavebeenorders.Goandgetyoursomeplacethisyear.whohadthemthankyou.willtryanddoprojectnext
will be starting our fall Cross Shoots soon These shoots are for shotguns and open sight 22s.The dates for the shoots are, Sept 4, 11 and 25, Oct 2, 23, and 30, Nov 6, 13 and 27 and Dec 4. Cost to shoot is $3 per shoot and everyone is welcome. We encourage the youth to come and shoot also. There will be refreshments and we furnish new shells. Shoots start at 10:00 a.m., come join the fun and check out our new setup.
VETERANS will meet for coffee and a snack on Friday, Sept. 9, at 9 a.m. in the Lion Room at the ans.yoursomecomeallBransonLaFontainedowntownBuildingCommunityBuilding.CommunityLaFontaineislocatedonStreet.So,youveteransandhavecoffeewithfellowveterVETERANS are taking orders for bricks to honor your family member or friend. All you need is $75, a name, rank, years of service and name of which branch of service they were in. Just call Jerry Wilson at 765-981-4928. These bricks are placed at the lovely Veterans Memorial at the BuildingCommunityLaFontaineon 105 West Branson St. in LaFontaine.
Troyer Memorial Library will now be hosting a Story Hour once a month on the SaturdayFirstof the month at 10:30 a.m.! All ages are welcome to join the event for a story read by the librarian and play time afterwards. The first Story Hour will be Sept. 3 at 10:30 a.m.
ence. Do you want an opportunity to get more involved in your community? Contact the LaFontaine Thankfirefightermessage981-4000DepartmentFireat765-andleaveaoraskanyforinfo.you. THE MUSEUM AND FOUNDERSTHE FESTIVAL COMMITTEE are looking for Saturday,FestWabashantsWinningagesantslookingFestMisterLittleThecontestants…2ndAnnualMiss&FoundersPageantisforcontest-betweentheof4-7!!contest-willrideintheFoundersParadeonSept17. The pageant will take place at the Wabash tionDesk)WCM(onlineFri,beApplicationkhakis,fitsincludesWelcomeatdate5:30Sept.17thParadeFoundersWabashticipatebethe4betweenCountybeGuidelines:Friday,September’sMuseumCountyonFirstSept2.ContestantMustaWabashresidentGirls&Boystheagesof-7onthedateofpageant.Mustavailabletopar-intheCountyFestonSat,Septat3pm.CheckinonFri,2ndbetween-5:45pmontheofthepageanttheMuseumDesk.Suggestedattirenicerout-likesundresses,etc.mustcompletedbyAug26thorattheWelcome$10registra-feepercontestCont. on Pg. 22. BOOTS & CHUCK JACK
I wear on my lapel a bright little pin and others who wear it are much like kin. It’s not very big and it’s purple and gold; it shows a warm heart when the temperature is cold. More than a million wear this device, giving time and money, not just advice. Hoosiers who wear it from State 25, show by the pin they’re reallySomealive. folks focus on what they think they deserve, but the pin folks are focused on the motto “We Serve.” Helping the blind and eridentifiesstarsrecognized,Theotheralso,eightatedfirstandBank,theCancerimportantwearerseachlikefundsrepaired.gettingingimpaired,visuallyprovid-newglasses,othersRaisingforprojects,LeaderDog,oneoftheisandcog.ControlandLionsEyeandSpeechHearingareallrank.Thepinisassoci-withourclubsobjects,andknownforstateprojects.pin’seasilyliketheinOrion,itthewear-asahuman Lion. DEPARTMENTTEERLIBERTYLAFONTAINE/VOLUN-FIRE is looking for candidates who are eager to give back and make a differ-
Monday, September 12, 7 p.m. Saturday,HighNorthfieldatJr.-Sr.Auditorium.Sept.24, 9 a.m. at Southwood Jr.-Sr. Wednesday,Auditorium.HighOct. 5, 7 p.m. Southwood Jr.Sr. Saturday,Auditorium.HighOct. 8, 9 a.m. at Northfield Jr.-Sr. AuditoriumHigh BELLSLIBERTY will meet for lunch at The American Diner in Wabash Tuesday,onSept. 6, at 11:30. AmericanThe Diner is located at the motel next to shipChryslerthedealer-
BE SURE you are register to vote. In 2017, 700,000 voters were removed from the state’s voter database. Even if you were registered in the past, be sure to verify your voter registration. isupcomingTheelectiononTuesday, November 8, 2022. The deadline to register to vote is October 11, 2022. NEW INGS:MATIONSCHOOLHIGHINFOR-MEETWe invite our voting community to come learn more about this project meetingsinformationalthroughoffered on the following dates.
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22 www.thepaperofwabash.com The Paper of Wabash County August 31, 2022 St. Patrick’s Church to host mass on Sept. 4
invites you to its Sunday offered.gradesthroughdentsactivitiesa.m.fora.m.,servicesmorningat9:00andschoolallagesat10:00Youthgroupforstu-inthe4th12tharealsoThose activities and times vary each com.LagroUMC@gmail.theparentsonmoreservicedependingmonthontheproject.Forinformationyouthprograms,canemailchurchat
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Volleyball (7/8); VolleyballBBBMaconaquahGradeManchester;(7/8)(V/JV);VolleyballVolleyballFootballAuditorium;meetingGraduation&Gym;BasketballManchesterCoed)CrossCheerManchesterCoed)CountryCELED(V)(V/JV);VolleyballVolleyballWhitkoVolleyballNorthGolfPracticeVolleyball(V/JV);(GirlsV)–Miami;(7/8)atJr/SrHS.Sept.2–(7/8);PracticeFootballatMaconaquah.Sept.3–CAN-–Cross(V/JVatInv.;practice;Country(7/8atInv.Sept.6–OpenJostensCapGownInfoinPractice;(7/8);PracticeFootballat6thVolleyball–HS;OpenGym;(V/JV)
for all grades; Theirhopetheirbeforgethearts.lingerandremaintime.ourwhoinfora-PitPeru;VolleyballPractice7/8;Practice;FootballVolleyballVolleyball(V/JV);(7/8)atNelson’sPort-FundraiserJuniorClass.TherearepeopleourcommunityareinneedofprayersatthisTheirnamesonourlipstheirconcernsinourLetusnottopersonallyapresenceinlives,toofferandhelp.namesneed not be mentioned; God knows them by name. Lagro Happy Birthday: Sept. 1 – Brooke Swope; Sept. 3 – Taylor Ivy; Sept. 6 – Kie Kirk. Do you have a birthday anniversaryor to celebrate? Do you have a special event to share?Ifso, just send me an email at the address listed above, or text me at 260-571-2577; the deadline Thursdaysis by 7:00 p.m.I’d love to share your special day or your theevent.communityLet’ssharenews! LaFontaineCont. from Pg. 21 ant must be paid to Wabash /little-miss-mister...ashmuseum.org/...ContestantsParade!Founderstowellcrownwillticipating.Goodieantsjudges.questionsandwalkWelcomeorAugMuseumCountybyFri,26(onlinehereattheWCMDesk)ContestantswilltherunwayanswersimplefromourAllcontest-willreceiveaBagforpar-WinnersreceiveaandsashasasthechancerideintheFestivalRegisterHerehttps://www.wab HAPPY BIRTHDAY Charles Price Sept. 1, Stephan Polk, Marie Lloyd, Carol Snyder, Jan Vandergrift Sept. 2, Donna Proffitt, Donna Dillon Sept. 4, Matt Culver, Luke Eviston, John Snyder Sept. 5, Pat Robinson, Jean Sneed, Alex Tucker Sept. 6, Mary Brane, TomSimpsonMarilynSept.7KnableSept. 8 ANNIVERSARYHAPPY Don and Linda Jervis Sept. 2, Tony and Amy Long, Rick and Gay Nieman Sept. 3, Greg and Trisha Baldwin, John and Peggy Grayson, Sept. 5, Brad and Kristin Skinner, Bryce and Meghan Doyle Sept. 6, Brian and Harrison,Patty Neal and Sara Bates Sept. 7, Jim and Rita Duncan Sept. 8 SEND YOUR NEWS and pictures to me by Thursday.
St. service.lunchSpeakeasyLagrojoinchurch11:00Sunday,theirChurchPatrick’swillhavenextmassonSept.4,ata.m.Comeforandthenthematthe950forafterthe Dora ChurchChristian , 2325 S. Salamonie Dam Road, welcomes you to serviceworshipSunday at 8:15 a.m. or 10:30 a.m. PrisonteachesBibleforeveningeveryPreacherwelcomea.m.SchoolSundayisat9:30EveryoneistojoinMarkWednesdayat6:30p.m.PrayerandstudyasheonPaul’sEpistles.
For 260-571-1693.callaboutquestionstheevent,BruceEltzroth, A Grief Support group meets at the Church of Christ at Wabash, 1904 N. Wabash MondayWabash,St,everyat3:30 p.m. Wendt,contactquestions,Donna260-782-2160.
The DepartmentVolunteerLagroFirewill host a areCarry-outforMainFirep.m.,fromsuppertenderloinonSept.17,4:00to7:00attheLagroStation,1340St.Dine-inisallyoucaneat.mealsalsoavailable. The cost is $12.00 for those 12 years old and up, $7.00 for ages 7 to 11, and free for those 4 and under. Also that evening, enjoy the car and truck show, and music from the band ‘Unwound.’
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The HonorNorthfieldwinnerfor Aug. 19 was Joshua Baugher. Josh was recognized by Mrs. LeMaster for participating in class the first week of Joshua!Congratulations,school. The JuniorNorthfieldClass is sponsoring a Nelson’s OakVolleyballConditioner;atCountry(7/8);Practice;HighJunior/SeniorWFundraiserPort-a-Pitonednesday,Sept.7,intheparkinglotat3:45p.m.UpcomingeventsforNorthfieldSchool:Aug.31–FootballVolleyballCross(7/8Coed)Eastern(7/8)–Hill;Volleyball (V/JV) at Madison Grant.Sept. 1 – Football Practice; at ChristianBlackhawkJr/Sr HS; Volleyball (V/JV) at Northfield Jr/Sr HS.Sept. 7 – School Pictures
The Lagro ChurchCommunityinvites to Sunday School from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. and worship service at 10:00 a.m. every RobertSunday.Karstis the speaker for Sept. 4. The PantryFood at MethodistUnitedChurch
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Notice of Public Hearing before the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Waash, Indiana Notice is hereby given on the 22nd day of August, 2022. Wabash Christian Church filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Wabash, Indiana, a petition requesting an appeal of a decision by the Building Commissioner of the City of Wabash, Indiana, to-wit: for the grant of a variance The location and description of the property for which the varince has been requested is 59 West Sinclair Street, Wabash, IN 46992.
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The petition and all necessary information relating thereto will be available for public inspection in the office of the Building Commission of the City of Wabash, Indiana, Wabash City Hall, 202 South Wabash Street, Wabash, Indiana from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday of each week until the date of the hearing of the petition.
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MARKET:FARMER’SThe North butions to would like to make a donation to the endowment that is eligible for the 1-to1 match, go to the “Donors” tab at write a check made out to FoundationCommunitythe of Wabash County with EndowmentMSO in the memo line. The foundation address is 220 E. Main St., North Manchester, IN 46962. more about the MSO at orchestra.org.chestersymphony-www.man-
North Manchester UMC to host 3B Program for senior adults
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The ManchesterNorth United Methodist Church is once again hosting the 3B Program for Seniors. The church is located at 306 E. 2nd St, N. Manchester IN. Classes are held on Wednesday,Monday, and Friday each week from 10 -11 AM. Classes are free of charge. The 3B Program is designed especially for senior adults. The focus is on moving muscles (Body), stretching the brain (Brain), and
In the Circuit Court of Wabash County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Chris Shanks was, on the 10th day of August 2022, appointed personal representative of the estate of Margaret A. Piety, deceased, who died on the 23rd day of July 2022.All persons who have claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the clerk of this court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. Dated at Wabash, Indiana, this 10th day of August 2022. Lori J. Draper Clerk, Wabash Circuit Court Wabash County, Indiana Attorney for the Estate: Douglas C. Lehman 8756-85 Douglas C. Lehman Professional Corporation 30 West Canal Street Wabash, IN 46992 (260) 569-05908/24, 8/31/22
The description of the action requested in the petition is a variance to allow placement of a pre-built 12’ x 8’ x 8’ (L-W-H) storage shed at the south east corner of the property.Alsorequested is a variance from the 10’ set-back requirement on the east side of the property.
Bids must be received by the Constructor in accordance with the Bid Documents, no later than Friday, September 30th, 2022, at 2:00 PM local time at 404 W Ninth Street, North Manchester, IN 46962. BID DOCUMENTS Bid Documents will be available on or after Monday September 19th, 2022, at 10:00 AM local time at: Eastern Engineering 1239 N Wells St, Fort Wayne, IN 46808 easternengineering.com.260-426-3119 8/31, 9/7/22
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James Straws CBI, CFI, CPE Building Commissioner8/31/22
STATE OF INDIANA. ) IN THE WABASH CIRCUIT COURT )SS: COUNTY OF WABASH) CAUSE 85C01-2208-EU-000078NUMBER: IN RE:THE ESTATE OF KENT ALLENDeceasedDYSON NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Notice is hereby given, Hagerman, Inc. (hereinafter “Constructor”) on behalf of Manchester Community Schools, will receive bids for the construction of the Additions and Renovations Project located at 404 W Ninth St, North Manchester, IN 46962. All correspondence shall be directed to the Constructor’s main point of contact as indicated below. Any prospective bidder who has direct contact with any Owner, Owner’s Representative, Architect or Engineer employee or agent regarding the bid may be Estimator/SeniorAdamdisqualified.Whitmer Project Manager Hagerman, Inc. 510 West Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46802 awhitmer@hagermangc.com260-424-1470
bles.fruitssyruphoneymeatshandicrafts,Comeproducefillducestalls.nexthandicapgravelParkingeredStreetjustOgan’slocatedThea.m.openFarmers’ManchesterMarketisSaturdays,8untilnoon.marketisnexttoLanding,upSouthMillfromthecov-bridge.isinthelotandparkingtothemarketSummerpro-isstartingtothetablesofthevendors.checkoutthelocalandeggs,andmapleaswellastheandvegetaBREAKFAST:COMMUNITYIvy Chapter OES & Deming Lodge will host their Communitymonthly Breakfast on Saturday, Sept. 3 from 7-10 a.m. at the Masonic Lodge located at 2nd & Front betweenthrough(enteralley2nd& 3rd Streets). Serving French Toast, Eggs, Sausage, Biscuits & Gravy, FreeEatMilk,Browns,HashCoffee,andJuice.inorCarry-out.WillDonation. FOC PANTRYFOOD is open from 2-5 p.m. on Thursdays. The Food Pantry is located at 500 N. Front Street, N. Manchester. 1-for-1 MATCH TO ORCHESTRA:TERMANCHES-SYMPHONY supportersOrchestraSymphonyManchester(MSO)can double their contri-
PRE-BID CONFERENCE
Note: - That portion of the Original plat of Wavash, embracing the above named Lot, was platted from and is out of the South West fractional quarter of Section #11, in Township #27 North, of Range #6 East, in Wabash, County, State of Indiana.
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STATE OF INDIANA. ) IN THE WABASH CIRCUIT COURT )SS: COUNTY OF WABASH). CAUSE NO. 85C01-2208-EU-000079 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF MARGARET A. DeceasedPIETY
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In the Circuit Court of Wabash County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that David Dyson was, on the 8th day of August 2022, appointed personal representative of the estate of Kent Allen Dyson, deceased, who died on the 25th day of July 2022. All persons who have claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the clerk of this court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred .
FOC STORE:THRIFT Hours are Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Closed Sundays and GuidelinesMondays.will be in place for the safety of visitors and staff. Use back door for all donations. No public restroom will be available. The Thrift Store is located at 410 N. Market Street, North Manchester.
In the Circuit Court of Wabash County, Indiana. In the matter of the unsupervised Estate of Norman Benjamin, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Bank of America, N.A., on 8/19/2022 was appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of Norman Benjamin, deceased, who died on the 18th day of February, 2022. All persons who have claims against this estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the office of the clerk of this court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or nine (9) months after the decedent's death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. Dated at Wabash, Indiana, this 8/19/2022.LoriDraper, Clerk Wabash Circuit Court Brant O. Gardner (#13978-49 ) Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Suite 600 600 East 96th Street Indianapolis, IN 46240 T: 317-569-9600 F: 317-569-4800 E: brant.gardner@faegredrinker.com. 8/31, 9/7/22
A Pre-Bid Conference will be held on Wednesday, September 21st, 2022, at 4:00 PM local time at 404 W Ninth Street, North Manchester, IN 46962. All interested Subcontractors and Suppliers are invited to attend. No additional cost will be accepted due to the Bidder’s failure to avail itself of a complete and thorough onsite inspection of existing conditions.
MOM OF AN ADDICT SUPPORT GROUP every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. The Mom of an Addict support group is open to all family members or friends with loved ones who are struggling. For more information visit Manchester.WalnutlocatedChristianCongregationalheld.momofanaddict.orgwww.the-ThemeetingsareattheChurchat310N.Street,N.
A public hearing will be held by said Board on the 15th day of September, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. in the Wabash City Hall, 202 South Wabash Street, Wabash, Indiana at which time all interested persons will have the opportunity to be heard on the matters set forth in the petition.
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The North Ninety-Two (92) feet of Lot No. One Hundred Eighty Five (185) in the original plat of the Town, now City of Wabash, being all that part of said Lot lying North of the right of way of the Wabash Railroad.
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Dated at Wabash, Indiana, this 8th day of August 2022 .
Lori J. Draper Clerk, Wabash Circut Court Wabash County, Indiana Attorney for the Estate: Douglas C. Lehman 8756-85 Douglas C. Lehman Professional Corporation 30 West Canal Street Wabash, IN 46992 (260) 569-0590 8/24, 8/31/22
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Mike SalesOlingerRepresentative Cell 574-930-0534 MWS Construction, LLCAmish Builders Willie: (260) 229-6349 Custom Design and Build Free Estimates • Insured • Licensed • New Homes • Framing • Roofing • Remodeling • Pole Barns Concrete • Decks • Drywall • New Homes • Framing • Roofing • Remodeling • Pole Barns Concrete • Decks • Drywall 24 www.thepaperofwabash.com The Paper of Wabash County August 31, 2022
August 31, 2022 The Paper of Wabash County www.thepaperofwabash.com 25 The Paper of Wabash County, P.O. Box 603, Wabash, IN 46992. Classified Ads: $9.50 for first 20 words in advance: 15¢ each word thereafter. Deadline 5:00 on Fridays
LARGE SALE: 1948 Singer in-wood cabinet, sewing machine and sup plies, pressure cookers, canners, jars, men’s 2X, tools, 16” tires, lots of mis cellaneous Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9am-5pm. Highway 15 South to 800 S., cross railroad, first house. MULTIFAMILY GARAGE Sale: Saturday only, September 3, 8am-3pm. 1541 N. 700 W., Wabash. 2 1/2 miles north of New 24. 0-2T boys fall & winter clothes, baby swing, toys, household items, mini trampoline, old toboggan, assorted chains, windows, air conditioner, old secre tary, antique oak cabinet top, records, tools, 90ft zip line cable and more.
ESTATE SALE: Miscellaneous household items, women’s and men’s clothing, Christmas items, baby clothes. 372 Alena Street. September 3 & 4, 8am-3pm. FRIDAY ONLY 10am-4pm, 448 N. Allen Street. Clothes, DVDs, PlayStation 4 games, Barbie Dreamhouse, lots more. Postponed to the 9th if raining.
Wabash MAGEDOWNSIZINGCountyRUM Sale: Variety, man ual treadmill, toys, fishing poles, life jackets, wall hangings, shoes, clothes and Life Dolls. Friday & Saturday, September 2 & 3, 8am-2pm. Priced to sell! Corner of Treaty Pike (700 S.) and 100 W. HUGE MULTIFAMILY Sale: 9/2 & 9/3, 8am-4pm. 5191 S. 700 E., Wabash. Kids and women’s clothing and shoes (all sizes), toys, home decor, games, furni ture and more!
LARGE GARAGE Sale: September 1, 2, and 3. 8am-? 4628 S. SR 13 (south on SR 13). Winter coats and much, much more.
SALE: SATURDAY, September 3 and Monday, September 5, 8am-4pm at 4741 S. 600 E., Lincolnville (Hoch’s). Treadmill, Kenmore sweeper, portable sewing machine, king bedspread, Pioneer Woman dishes, luggage, 18” Poulan chainsaw with extra chain - runs good, clothes, jewelry and lots of other stuff. Wabash City 3-FAMILY GARAGE Sale: Friday, September 2 and Saturday, September 3 from 9am-5pm, 1344 Helms Drive. BIG SALE: Friday, September 2 and Saturday September 3, 9am-5pm. Inside Antique Shop (next to Kitchens Plus), 1750 S. Wabash Street. Baby clothes, adult clothing, antiques, collectibles, tools, golf clubs, furniture, Books, toys, lamps, crocks, old trunk, granite ware, wood crates. Lots of Miscellaneous!
INDOOR SALE: September 3 from 8am2pm. 595 S. Huntington Street, Wabash. Small tables & chairs, bar stools, high chair, 2 small kid bikes, miscellaneous. North Manchester
HUGE CRAFT & Garage Sale: 205 E. 9th Street, September 1-5, 8am-5pm daily. Seasonal crafts, fur niture, glassware, kitchen items, gifts, mums, tiki bar with accessories, garden decor, and much, much more. Hoffman. Articles For Sale 2008 KYMCO 160cc scooter. Runs good, has windshield. 652 low miles. Must have motorcycle license. Has 16” wheels, must be tall, $1,050. Call/leave message 260563-7165 11am-11pm.
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GARAGE SALE: Saturday, September 3, 8am-2pm. Wabash County 4-H Building of Manchester Avenue. Pocket knives, Hot Wheels, antiques, tools, housewares, ladies clothes size XL. No junk, priced to sell!
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PART-TIMEEmployment(possibly fulltime) Bartender position available. Hours vary. Must be willing to work week ends. Pay based on expe rience. Send responses to: Box 482, c/o The Paper of Wabash, 606 St. Rd. 13 N., Wabash, IN 46992.
Fresh $18/BUSHEL,TOMATOESProduce sweet corn, green beans, zucchini & cucumbers. Sweet onions, peppers, and so forth. For large orders, call 260-7234172, extension 1. Graber’s Welding, 8350 S. 850 W., South Whitley, IN 46787. For Rent NORTH MANCHESTER One bedroom upstairs apartment with carport. Appliances & window treat ments included. No smok ing or pets. Landlord pays part of utilities. 260-9822746. NORTH MANCHESTER One bedroom upstairs apartment. Appliances & window treatments includ ed. No smoking, no pets. Landlord pays part of utili ties. 260-982-2746.
$400 deposit. References required. Call 260-274-0156. Wanted Åuto August 31, 2022 The Paper of Wabash County www.thepaperofwabash.com 27 The Paper of Wabash County, P.O. Box 603, Wabash, IN 46992. Classified Ads: $9.50 for first 20 words in advance: 15¢ each word thereafter. Deadline 5:00 on Fridays MIDWEST Industrial Metal Fabrication Huntington, IN 46750 We are seeking: • Experienced Brake Press Set-up • Welders and Paint Line Experienced or Will Train Pay and benefits based on experience. Stop in at 281 Thurman Poe Way, Huntington, IN 46750 to complete an application. You may also apply online at:midwestimf.com WantedCoins ! Always Buying Coins, Gold & Silver Jewelry. 50+ Years Experience. Please call me before you sell! Tom’ s Coins 260 571 3553
FRIDAYGIRLSERVICE Insurance, bond certificate & background check pro vided. For list of services and fees, please contact by emailpadron5000@outlook.com with your needs or call 260-519-1706
WABASH RESIDENCES: 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments. All utilities fur nished. Non-smoking. No pets.
Pets 8 TO 10 WEEK old Corgi puppies. We have Tricolors and Reds. $900.00 each. Ready now for their forever homes, 765-661-0279.
LABRADOODLE PUP PIES: Born July 13. Shots & wormer up to date. Blonds and blacks, $300. 260-578-3007 or 260-5780536. Farm NH 268 baler, NH 256 rake, NH 1190 9ft. mower conditioner, 2 hay wagons. 260-438-4480.
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