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DELPHOS HERALD
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The

Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869


50¢ daily Saturday, april 30, 2011 Delphos, Ohio

Leatherman,
Wolfrum vie for
GOP judge bid
Staff reports challenges when she quit her she was the only candidate
job to go back to college with experience as a judge,
Registered Republicans in to finish her bachelor’s at although Wolfrum claims to
the Van Wert County por- The Ohio State University. have more courtroom expe-
tion of Delphos will help Having grown up in Van rience. Leatherman also
decide who moves on to the Wert in a section of town touted her integrity and what
November General Election known as Bucktown, she she termed her community
for Van Wert Municipal admitted that as a child there reinvestment program. She
Court Judge. Current Judge was no thought of going to shared her plans to institute
Jill Leatherman is being chal- college. But she fell in love a video arraignment system
lenged by Van Wert attorney with the practice of law after for Municipal Court to avoid
Todd Wolfrum for the seat. going to watch a high-profile transferring inmates back and
Both have laid out their trial at the Van Wert County forth between the courtroom
qualifications for the seat on Courthouse as a girl. and the jail.
the bench. After her graduation from Also noted were a few
Leatherman was appoint- OSU, her husband dared her needed physical changes in Stacy Taff photos
ed by former Ohio Gov. Ted to continue her dream and take the courtroom, such as fresh
Strickland to complete the the Law School Admission paint and new carpeting -- FCCLA members headed to nationals
term of former Judge Phil Test. She responded in keep- both funded not from tax-
W. Campbell after Campbell ing with her character. payer funds but from special Jefferson Middle School FCCLA members Samantha Farler, Tori Dudgeon and
was suspended from the prac- “You don’t challenge project money allotted to the Shyanne Caudill hold the trophy they won at the state competition. This qualifies
tice of law and subsequently a kid from Bucktown and court. them to compete at the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, Calif., July
resigned. expect them not to do it!” she Regardless of the out- 8-14. Their project was completing a Chapter Service Project Manual on the Wildcat
Wolfrum spoke briefly exclaimed. come of the election, both Food Drive which was held in December to raise food and paper goods for the
about the position. Leatherman later received Leatherman and Wolfrum Delphos Food Pantry.
“As a Municipal Court her law degree from Ohio feel this race is important and
judge, you’re often dealing Northern University. want everyone to use their
more with people and their “My path has given me a right to vote.
problems than you are with very broad range of experi- “As American citizens, I
trying to fix society,” he ence in my nearly nine years believe it is our civic duty
said. of practicing law,” she said to exercise our right to vote
A 1993 Bluffton College proudly. because, even though the
graduate and 2002 graduate Wolfrum shared that he year is 2011, there are still
of the University of Toledo had told the background of some places in this world that
College of Law, Wolfrum his journey to illustrate three citizens are not given that
talked about his experience of his characteristics which privilege. Even in the small-
working in factories and on he claimed made him the best est way, as a citizen, voting
a construction crew, as well candidate: independence, is a way of being a part of the
as writing sports reports for competence and persistence solution and not a part of the
the Delphos Herald and even in spite of difficulties. problem,” Leatherman said.
penning his own independent “If I’m asking you to vote “The importance of this
newspaper for a while. for me, I’m asking you to election is that the Municipal
He stressed that when he trust me that I’m not just Court judge is the one that
set up his own law office, he going to do the job when it’s people are most likely to Jefferson High School FCCLA members Serena Lorencovic, Jammie Farler,
started with nothing and had easy,” he pointed out. “I’m come in front of,” explained Amanda Truesdale and Marissa Garza pose with the medals they received at the
to work his way up without going to do it when it’s hard. Wolfrum. “In Common Pleas, state competition in Columbus. Tony Wiechart was absent. Lorencovic and Farler
the help of a more experi- And it’s going to be hard.” you’re a criminal or in a civil received gold in Life Event Planning; Truesdale received a silver in focus on chil-
enced law partner to show Leatherman also had three case. This is the one that if dren; Garza received a silver in Career Investigation; and Wiechart received a gold
him the ropes. distinctives to stress. One was in Career Investigation.
Leatherman faced similar experience, as she noted that See GOP, page 10

Elida Elementary
Sports
Today’s schedule
Baseball
Student’s Skype video chat with soldier goes ‘live’
Elida at Woodmore,
10 a.m.
Van Buren at Columbus
Grove (DH), 10 a.m.
St. John’s at Wapak (10
a.m.) and Kalida (2 p.m.)
Ottoville at Lima
Temple Christian, noon
Softball
Leipsic at
Lincolnview, 10 a.m.
Miller City at
Spencerville (DH), noon
Columbus Grove
at Waynesfield-
Goshen (DH), noon
Track and Field
Spencerville at New
Bremen Invitational, 9 a.m.
Lincolnview and
Columbus Grove at Liberty-
Benton Invitational, 9 a.m.

Forecast
Increasing
clouds tonight
with a 50 per- Stacy Taff photos
cent chance of
Major Travis Adkins presents Elida Elementary second-grade teacher Marci Halker
showers and
with a flag and certificate for the class from Al Faw Palace, where Adkins flew the flag
thunderstorms.
in honor of the class’s support for the troops.
Lows in the mid 50s. Cloudy
Sunday with a 50 percent BY STACY TAFF usual but when the connection “Well, we haven’t had any
chance of showers and thun- staff@delphosherald.com was suddenly “lost,” Major flood warnings or tornadoes
derstorms. Highs in the lower Adkins surprised them by over there but it’s been get-
60s and lows in the lower 40s. ELIDA — About once a showing up in person, along ting up into the 100s tempera-
week, Elida Elementary sec- with his wife Chrissy and ture wise and there’s been a
Index ond-grader Lelia Adkins helps their son, Travis Jr.
her teacher Marci Halker set
lot of rain,” he told them.
“It’s been really hard the “Also when the wind kicks Adkins answers questions about the weather in Iraq.
Obituaries 2 up Skype on the class’s laptop last week to hide out and not up, we get sandstorms that dog tags for the students as class.
State/Local 3 so they can talk to her father, come by and see you guys turn the sky brown. We don’t well as Iraqi currency. “This is a flag from Camp
Politics 4 Major Travis Adkins, who but Ms. Halker thought it get snow; I think the lowest “These are Iraqi Dinars; Victory, Al Faw Palace in
Community 5 is stationed in Iraq. Major would be worth the surprise,” temperature we had was 36 one side of it is in English Baghdad, which is the U.S.
Sports 6-7 Adkins, 35, has been able to he said. “I’m just home for degrees. It has snowed there and the other is in Arabic,” Forces Iraq Headquarters,”
Classifieds 8 see snow on the ground, sing a short vacation and then I before but it’s rare. I really he said. “This is 250 Dinar, he said. “They let you take
TV 9 with the students and attend go back. I’m so glad I could appreciated you guys taking which is the equivalent of a flag up there on top of the
World News 10 the class’s Valentines Day come before the school year the laptop outside and show- about 21 cents in U.S. dol- palace and hoist it up and
party, all without ever having is over.” ing me the snow because lars. So, really, the dog tags then let you take it home.
entered the classroom. The students took the that’s the only snow I saw all are probably worth more.” That’s what I did with this
Thursday morning, the opportunity to ask questions year.” Adkins also brought a spe-
class prepared to Skype as about the weather in Iraq. Adkins brought patriotic cial souvenir for the whole See SKYPE, page 10
2 – The Herald Saturday, April 30, 2011 www.delphosherald.com

For The Record


Come on over, Will and FAA orders air traffic The Delphos
$4 million for this.
$6 million for that. CHRIS LOOSER control management shake-up Herald
Holy smokes.
On the By JOAN LOWY Airport because the pilot was Vol. 141 No. 271
Lots and lots of money for a wedding. The Associated Press unable to reach the lone con- Nancy Spencer, editor
Now we hear they are worried about all the troller working an overnight Ray Geary, general manager
money spent on security, especially when the
royal couple had the nerve to drive themselves Other hand The
WASHINGTON
Federal

Aviation
shift in the tower. In anoth-
er, two airliners landed at
Delphos Herald, Inc.
Don Hemple, advertising
down the street in their own vehicles. I under- manager
stand the concern; privacy is a huge issue with Administration on Friday Reagan National airport near Tiffany Brantley,
such big celebrities. them use of their canoe. I am sure they would replaced three top managers Washington without control circulation manager
The answer to all this invasion into their pri- keep it secret, too. in the nation’s air traffic con- tower assistance because the
vacy at such a personal time in their lives? We I know the royal couple enjoy sports and trol system following embar- lone controller on duty at mid- The Daily Herald (USPS 1525
have put our heads together and decided the although we may not have much in the lines rassing incidents of control- night had fallen asleep. 8000) is published daily except
royal couple should honeymoon in Delphos. of soccer going on now, there isn’t anything lers sleeping on the job and The controller who watched Sundays and Holidays.
Who would suspect the newlyweds would much better than a good ol’ high school soft- making potentially dangerous the movie in Cleveland and a By carrier in Delphos and
take time after such an elaborate party with ball or baseball game, right? Sitting on the mistakes. manager at that center also area towns, or by rural motor
In a shake-up of the system, have been suspended. So have route where available $2.09 per
millions of people knowing their every move aluminum bleachers, soaking in the sun, the week. By mail in Allen, Van
to cross the “pond” and relax in a small, crack of the bat. What honeymooning couple new managers were appointed two controllers at an airport
Wert, or Putnam County, $105
Midwest farming town? After all, we can keep wouldn’t enjoy that? to key positions that oversee tower in Lubbock, Texas, who per year. Outside these counties
a secret — can’t we? Transportation? We have a limo service in the operation of airport towers were unreachable for a peri- $119 per year.
I, of course, would offer my spare bedroom town or we could ask to borrow one of those and regional radar centers that od of time while working an Entered in the post office
to them, if they would so be inclined, as a wedding carriages if they really feel the need handle planes flying at high overnight shift. in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
honeymoon suite. It’s not quite Buckingham to parade down Main Street, passing through altitudes as well as approach- Another controller was Periodicals, postage paid at
palace, but I’m sure they won’t mind. with a royal wave. I am sure the drivers would es and departures, the agency suspended for actions that Delphos, Ohio.
But if they would prefer to accommodate a all keep it hush-hush. announced in a statement. allowed a Southwest Airlines No mail subscriptions will be
I don’t know. It’s just a thought. It might be A new manager was also jet with 142 people aboard accepted in towns or villages
bit more privacy, we do have a very nice hotel where The Daily Herald paper
just on the edge of town. It’s in the country — a little too late for Will and Kate but maybe we appointed to run a regional within about 500 feet of a carriers or motor routes provide
almost like the English countryside they love can start our pitch to Prince Harry. radar center near Cleveland. small plane about 11,000 feet daily home delivery for $2.09
and I am sure the management could keep a Or maybe it isn’t too late. Keep an eye out The previous managers are over central Florida. per week.
secret — can’t they? this next week for a carriage rolling down being reassigned. The top FAA official over- 405 North Main St.
Delphos is full of history and museums to Main Street or a row boat on the canal. You The performance of mid- seeing air traffic operations — TELEPHONE 695-0015
enjoy and they could stroll along the canal and never can tell who might be sleeping in my level managers is also being Hank Krakowski — resigned Office Hours
pretend it is the “Thames.” I heard Kate loves spare bedroom. reassessed, the FAA said. And two weeks ago amid an uproar 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
to boat and belonged to a rowing team. I know And of course, I can keep a secret. Can’t teams of experts are examining over the sleeping incidents. POSTMASTER:
you? Send address changes
of several people in town who might offer several of the agency’s more The National Air Traffic to THE DAILY HERALD,

ODOT REPORT
complex facilities, including Controllers Association, the 405 N. Main St.
the Cleveland center and on union representing FAA’s Delphos, Ohio 45833
Long Island in New York. 15,700 controllers, declined
The following is the report Allen County Arthur Avenue during daytime Earlier this month, a con- to comment.
concerning construction and Ohio 81 approximately a hours. Beginning Monday, a troller working an overnight
maintenance work on state mile and a half east of Ohio night crew will begin excava- shift at the Cleveland center
highways within the Ohio 66 over the Auglaize River tion work in the area from was suspended for watching
Department of Transportation closed for 75 days beginning Wendy’s to Eastown Road. a DVD movie while he was
District 1 which includes the April 25 for replacement of a With the addition of the night supposed to be directing air
counties of Allen, Defiance, bridge deck. Traffic detoured to shift, crews will be working in traffic. In February, a supervi-
Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, Ohio 66, Ohio 117 and Eastown the zone most hours of the day sor at the Long Island center Delphos City Schools milk for $2.00 available every
Putnam, Van Wert and Road back to Ohio 81. and night. Motorists are asked complained that controllers on Week of May 2-6 Wednesday.
Wyandot. This report is issued Ohio 309 (Elida Road) to drive cautiously through late night shifts routinely took Monday: Popcorn chicken, Monday: Chicken strips,
each Thursday beginning in from Robb Avenue to the area and remain aware naps during breaks and played bread and butter, green beans, peas, dinner roll, fruit.
April and continues through Eastown Road on the west of equipment moving in and electronic games when traffic fruit, lowfat milk. Tuesday: Spaghetti and
November. side of Lima is currently out of work zone. Project will was light. Tuesday: Franklin: Soft meatsauce, breadstick, green
(All work will take place restricted to one lane in the continue until September. On Wednesday, FAA taco; Middle & Senior: Chicken beans, fruit.
weather permitting and dur- eastbound direction for a safe- U.S 30 from Fifth Street replaced the acting manager Fajita, lettuce and cheese, corn, Wednesday: BBQ pork
ing daytime hours Monday ty upgrade project. Crews are to Leatherwood Road will mandarin oranges, lowfat milk. sandwich, mixed vegetables,
of a regional radar facility in Wednesday: Pepperoni fries, fruit.
through Friday only unless currently working in the area be restricted to one lane in the
between Robb Avenue and eastbound direction most of Warrenton, Va., that handles pizza, tossed salad, juice bar, Thursday: Salisbury steak,
otherwise indicated)
the week for sealing of pave- approaches and departures lowfat milk. mashed potatoes, corn, dinner
for airports in Virginia and Thursday: Rotini casserole, roll, fruit.
HAIR/NAIL C
ment cracks.
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Maryland. The action came a garlic bread, carrot stick, fruit, Friday: Sloppy Jo sandwich,
T I AR Putnam County week after a controller at the lowfat milk. baked beans, sherbet, fruit.

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Ottawa and Ohio 613 will be
facility allowed a plane carry-
ing first lady Michelle Obama
Friday: Franklin: Hot dog
sandwich; Middle & Senior: Ottoville
restricted to one lane through and Jill Biden, wife of Vice Footlong sandwich, baked Week of May 2-6
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•PERM $30 St. John’s Tuesday: Salisbury steak,
Van Wert County jet as the planes approached Week of May 2-6 mashed potatoes and gravy,
•HAIRCUT $10 Andrews Air Force Base in Monday: Beef stew/roll or butter bread, peaches, milk.
LINDA Ohio 81 over Town Creek
•SHAMPOO/SET $15 just south of Township Road Maryland. mini corn dogs, green beans, Wednesday: Chicken strips,
•NAILS $4 419-604-5083 82 will be restricted to one FAA regulations require salad, applesauce cup, milk. cheesy potatoes, butter bread,
a separation of at least five Tuesday: Chicken wrap/let- applesauce, milk.
lane through the work zone tuce/ tomato/ cheese or turkey Thursday: Beef and noodles,
for approximately two days for miles when the plane in the
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Time is running out to lose those extra pounds Street) between Ervin Road landing and circle the air base wich, baked beans, potato chips, Middle and High School
and inches before swimsuit season. and Main Street remains to give the cargo jet time to salad, pineapple, milk. Week of May 2-6
My Favorite Things open to local traffic only dur-
ing reconstruction, widening
get off the runway. Friday: Popcorn chicken/roll
or cold meat sandwich, baked
Daily every student is
offered the choice of four dif-
Salon & Boutique Also Friday, FAA named
7404 SR 66 N., Delphos and water line and sanitary a 5-member review panel potato/butter, salad, pears, ferent lunches. These include
Maureen Teman installation project which milk. the one printed here, pizza
Cell: 567.259.7535 composed of internal, labor, lunch, sandwich lunch or chef
www.advocare.com/11013947 Hair Artist & AdvoCare Advisor began in 2010. Localized industry and academic safety
one-block closures will occur Landeck salad lunch.
experts to evaluate the agen- Week of May 2-6 Monday: Breaded chick-
throughout the project. Work
is expected to be completed in cy’s training of new control- Monday: Chicken noodle en sandwich, oven potatoes,
KEEP September. lers.
The changes are part of
soup, crackers and cheese, but-
ter/peanut butter bread, carrot
assorted fruit, lowfat milk.
Tuesday: Salisbury steak,

JUDGE JILL
U.S. 30 between U.S. 224 sticks, fruit, milk. mashed potatoes, assorted fruit,
and Lincoln Highway will be a comprehensive review that
Transportation Secretary Tuesday: Hamburger sand- dinner roll, lowfat milk.
restricted to one lane in each wich, french fries, strawberries, Wednesday: Walking taco
direction through the work Ray LaHood and FAA
www.leathermanforjuge.com milk. w/toppings, seasoned corn,
zone for a resurfacing project Administrator Randy Babbitt Wednesday: Breaded chik- assorted fruit, breadstick, low-
A VOTE FOR to begin Monday. Work will promised after a series of inci- en strips, butter/peanut but- fat milk.
J UDICIAL continue until October. Ramp
closures at the U.S. 127 inter-
dents that have embarrassed
the agency and raised public
ter bread, potato rounds, fruit,
milk.
Thursday: High school: Hot
dog, side of mac and cheese,
I NTEGRITY and change will be necessary at
some point during the project.
jitters about the safety of fly-
ing.
Thursday: Spaghetti with
meat sauce, lettuce salad, bread
fresh carrots, assorted fruit, low-
fat milk. Middle & Elementary
L EGAL U.S. 30 between U.S. 224
and Lincoln Highway is
Since late March, the FAA
has disclosed five incidents
stick, cheese, fruit, milk.
Friday: Macaroni and
school: Macaroni and cheese,
fresh carrots, assorted fruit, din-
L EADERSHIP
is a vote for Judge Jill.
restricted to one lane in each
direction through the work
of controllers sleeping on the
job. Three of those control-
cheese, butter/peanut butter
bread, peas, fruit, milk.
ner roll, lowfat milk.
Friday: High school: Pizza,
seasoned carrots, assorted
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Work will continue through involved in the incidents have
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STATE/LOCAL
Voters must
present valid
ID Tuesday
Those Were
Voters participating in
Tuesday’s Primary Election
must present a valid form of
identification.
The Days ...
Here is a list from the
Van Wert County Board of

Childhood about more


Elections of what can be
used:
1. Photo ID
Any document issued by the

than just baseball cards


U.S. Government or the State
of Ohio that contains an expi-
ration date that hasn’t passed;
a photograph and the voter’s Stacy Taff photo
name and address matching
the name and address in the BY PASTOR My main memories of our Charlie taught me that High school hosts blood drive
signature book. DAN EATON time in Bloomington are of day what real friendship is
2. Military ID the many days spent playing all about when he handed me Ottoville seniors, Jamie Rieger, left, and Jessica
Valid military identifica- It was a spring day in baseball at the grade school his shoebox of baseball cards Vorst wait to welcome blood donors at the American
tion cards or copies of such Maryland in 1959. The sun play ground. A fence sepa- and said, “I want you to have Red Cross blood drive held in the Ottoville High School
cards. was shining, but it was a rated the playing field from them.” gym Thursday afternoon. The drive collected 80 units.
3. Utility bill gloomy day for me. My the highway on the other side I offered to give him
A utility bill (“statement Mom, Dad, little brother and of it. If you got good wood on some cards that he needed
of fees owed and/or paid for
services”) is not limited to
I were going to get in our old the ball (there weren’t alumi- but Charlie wanted me to
green Buick and leave our num bats in those days), you take his whole stash and Read it. Live it. Love it!
water, sewer, electric, heating, home. could hit it over the fence for asked for nothing in return! One look at The Delphos Herald and you’re sure
cable, internet, telephone and With our meager belong- a home run. He wouldn’t let me refuse to
cell services. The name and to fall in love with it. For the best in business,
ings loaded, we were headed However, the exhilaration take them.
address must conform to the for another parsonage; this of blasting a homer could I remember sitting in the entertainment, sports and local news, there is no
voter’s information. one located somewhere sometimes turn to bitter dis- back seat of our old Buick better source. Call today to start delivery tomorrow.
4. Bank Statement in West Virginia. As an appointment. If you hit the with the shoebox of baseball
A bank statement must 11-year-old kid, I did not see ball too far it would go over cards on my lap, choking 419-695-0015
contain correct name and cur- this as an opportunity for a the fence, cross the highway back the tears and waving
rent address. It is a statement
from any financial or broker-
new experience. All I knew and roll down a hill into goodbye to Charlie.
was that we were leaving the weeds where the baseball I wonder whatever hap-
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POLITICS “Love demands infinitely less than friendship.”


— George Jean Nathan, American author and critic (1882-1958)

The
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The time has come to get a few items — and California. St. Joseph was the start- conduct themselves honestly before they
straightened out about one of the great ing point for the nearly 2,000-mile route to would be hired. On April 3, 1860, the
American legends. I am speaking of the the West. This was not a well-developed Pony Express began its run through of
pony express. Many people associate area. There were a handful of forts and Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
the pony express with the Post Office settlements, but the vast expanse between Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and California.
Department – part of the American St. Joseph and California was inhabited On average, a rider covered 75-100 miles
Government. Actually there are several primarily by Native Americans. daily. He changed horses at relay stations
reasons why they think this way. If you have been to the old museum located some 10-15 miles apart. They had

IT WAS NEWS THEN


First, we are using the word mail- a we had a sign that advertised for riders for to be swift when transferring themselves
term that has only been associated with the pony express. It read something like and a Mochila. Mochilas were a saddle
the US Mail. Second, this is the logo used “Wanted…. Young, skinny, wiry fellows, cover with pockets to the new mount. The
by the US Post Office Department from not over 18. Must be expert riders, will- first mail by Pony Express from St. Joseph
One Year Ago
1837 to 1971. In 1837 Postmaster General ing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred. to Sacramento took ten days, cutting the
• The American Lung Association sponsored Kick Some overland stage time via the southern route
Amos Kendall ordered that the symbol of Wages—$25 per week”
Butts Commercial Campaign is a non-profit contest for high Many thought that it would be impos- by more than half. The fastest delivery
a horseback rider used during Benjamin
school students to create anti-smoking and anti-tobacco use Franklin’s era, be modified and have the sible to have this as a year-round trans- was in March 1861, when President
commercials. Jefferson High School had a team make the Top words US Post Office Department added portation system because of extreme Abraham Lincoln’s inaugural address
10 finalists. Juniors Bethany Jettinghoff, Emily Fought, Kristin around the image Franklin had designed. weather conditions. Russell organized his was carried from St. Joseph to Sacramento
Klausing and Shelbi Brown made the trip to Norwalk High So for almost 200 years the US Mail was own express to prove otherwise. With in 7 days and 17 hours.
School on March 31 for final judging with the nine other final- associated with a horseback rider. partners Alexander Majors and William On July 1, 1861, the Pony Express
ists from across Ohio. In its waning days, the post office B. Waddell, Russell formed the Central began operating under contract as a
25 Years Ago — 1986 department engulfed the operation of the Overland California and Pike’s Peak mail route. By that time, the Central
• Sale of Delphos TV Sales and Service was finalized today. “fast mail” into its mail transportation Express Company. They began to set up Overland California and Pike’s Peak
Owner Jerry Picker sold the business to Herman Elwer, owner system. So how did it all start? An their network of relay stations. Some were Express Company was deeply in debt.
of Elwer’s Appliance Center, 114 N. Main St. Picker and his American transportation pioneer William built from scratch while others were refur- Hard to believe when you understand
son, Steve, will continue working at Delphos TV. The business H. Russell advertised for riders to work on bished. The country was combed for good that they charged as much as $5 a half
was started more than 33 years ago by Picker, his wife June and the Overland Express Route via Salt Lake horses. They had to be strong enough to ounce for a letter. Then factor in that
Dale Van Meter. City in March 1860. Russell had failed survive both deserts and mountains while ordinary U.S. postage was no more than
• The Delphos Rulers of Tomorrow 4-H Club held a “Clean repeatedly to get the backing of the Senate being able to go long stretches without ten cents. After failing to turn a profit the
Up Ohio” day recently. Advisors who assisted the mem- Post Office and Post Roads Committee water. Pony Express officially ended Oct. 26,
bers were Ginnie Hellman, Liza Fuerst, June Gable, Joanne for an express route to carry mail between There was a dire need for riders. Each 1861, after the transcontinental telegraph
Odenweller, Gene Lauf and Jim and Janet Trentman. Marion St. Joseph, Missouri — the western-most was required to swear on a Bible not to line was completed. But oh do we love
point reached by the railroad and telegraph cuss, fight, or abuse their animals and to our legends…
Township Trustees assisted in the disposal of the litter.
• Dean Von Sossan ran his record to 4-1 Monday by stop-
ping Columbus Grove 3-2 on four hits at Fort Jennings. Larry
Krietemeyer opened Fort Jennings scoring in the first inning
Appeals court overturns stem cell research ban
with an RBI double. The Musketeers added a run in the fourth By NEDRA PICKLER decision and look forward to permitting taxpayer dollars to The opinion tossing
inning on Matt Pequignot’s home run. In the sixth inning, Bill The Associated Press allowing federally funded sci- be used in work on them. Lamberth’s ruling was written
Grothause’s RBI single brought in Fort Jennings’ third run. entists to continue with their The lawsuit was filed by by Judge Douglas Ginsburg,
WASHINGTON — work without political con- two scientists who argued that nominated to the court by
50 Years Ago — 1961 Opponents of taxpayer-fund- straints,” said Sean Tipton, a Obama’s expansion jeopar- President Ronald Reagan,
• The annual May Fellowship Day will be held in Delphos ed stem cell research lost a spokesman for the American dized their ability to win gov- and supported by Judge
on May 5 at the First Presbyterian Church on West Second key round in a federal appeals Society for Reproductive ernment funding for research Thomas Griffith, a nominee
Street. As in past years the United Church Women of Delphos court Friday. Medicine. using adult stem cells — ones of President George W. Bush.
will be the sponsor. Mrs. Harold Kurtz, vice president of the In a 2-1 decision, a panel Researchers hope one day that have already matured to The dissent came from Judge
local UCS, and Mrs. Gilbert Miller are in charge of arranging of the U.S. court of appeals to use stem cells in ways create specific types of tissues Karen LeCraft Henderson, a
the program. in Washington overturned a that cure spinal cord injuries, — because it will mean extra nominee of President George
• Delphos Aerie No. 471 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles judge’s order that would have Parkinson’s disease and other competition. H.W. Bush; she agreed with
will hold election of officers May 1 in the local lodge rooms. blocked taxpayer funding for ailments. Opponents say the Lamberth, the chief judge the lower court judge that
Both Norman Davis and Ralph Koenig were nominated for stem cell research. The judges research is a form of abortion of the U.S. District Court in the lawsuit was likely to suc-
president of the organization. Other nominees, all unopposed, ruled that opponents of taxpay- because human embryos must Washington, issued a prelimi- ceed.
are Clifford Coffee, vice president; Eugene Minnig, chaplain; er-funded stem cell research be destroyed to obtain the nary injunction in August to As a result of the appel-
James Stegeman, treasurer; Samuel David, conductor; Wilford are not likely to succeed in stem cells. block the research while the late ruling Friday, the original
Osting, inside guard; Jerome Klaus, outside guard and Homer their lawsuit to stop it. The 1996 law prohib- case continued. lawsuit can continue before
R. Roberts, three-year trustee. The panel reversed an its the use of taxpayer dol- The Obama administra- Judge Lamberth, but the tax-
• The Delphos Jefferson Wildcats were blanked, 7-0 in a opinion issued last August lars in work that harms an tion immediately appealed payer-funded research also
game played at Bath Thursday. The Wildcats were anemic at by U.S. District Judge Royce embryo, so private money and requested the order be will go on. Lamberth hasn’t
the plate as Jack Koch got the only Jefferson hit, a single. Koch Lamberth, who said the has been used to cull batches stopped. The appeals court thus far either held a trial or
was also on the mound for the Cats. He allowed seven runs on research likely violates the of the cells. Those batches quickly ruled that the research issued a final ruling, which
eight hits, walked five and struck out seven. law against federal funding of can reproduce in lab dishes could continue at the National he could do based on court
embryo destruction. indefinitely, and the Obama Institutes of Health while the filings without taking testi-
75 Years Ago — 1936 “We’re thrilled with this administration issued rules judges took up the case. mony.
• Enjoyment of a free entertainment and an opportunity to
come better acquainted with the candidates for Putnam County
offices was to be afforded the people of Fort Jennings May 5. Daniels faces dilemma in Planned Parenthood bill
On that evening, a “free show” is to be presented at Memorial WASHINGTON (AP) — ties ahead of social issues, requires that doctors perform- days once he receives the bill
Hall. The Indian Village Entertainers will present one hour of It’s anybody’s guess which he could find the discussion ing abortions have admitting to take action. He could allow
excellent entertainment. The candidates of both parties in the Mitch Daniels will show up a distraction as he tests a privileges in a nearby hos- it to become law without his
county have been invited to attend and will be introduced. when it comes time to sign presidential campaign honed pital. signature once those seven
• A Delphos young man, Rev. Earl Schmit, was to be or veto an Indiana measure solely on an economic mes- But if it is enacted, the days pass.
ordained to the priesthood of the Catholic Church on June 6, that cuts off $3 million sage. state would probably forfeit Signing the measure might
and will celebrate his first mass at St. John’s Catholic Church a year in federal funding to “Gov. Daniels has not $4 million it receives in fed- help Daniels’ chances at win-
in this city. He graduated from St. John’s High School with the Planned Parenthood in the determined what he’ll do and eral family planning funding, ning the GOP nomination. He
class of 1928. He is a son of Mrs. Nicholas Schmit, East Third state. has asked staff to research the leaving an estimated 22,000 opposes abortion rights but
Street. The Indiana governor is bill,” said his spokeswoman low-income residents without has advised his party to keep
• A large attendance marked the family party conducted by a fiscal hawk who may not Jane Jankowski. access to such services. its focus on the economy. In
Delphos Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Eagles rooms want to put at risk another $4 The bill would be a “I would hope he would urging a “truce” on social
Wednesday night. The Lima Eagles were in attendance and million a year in federal fam- significant victory for anti- sign it,” former Sen. Rick issues, he has drawn the ire of
brought with them special entertainers, tap dancers and singers. ily planning grants that prob- abortion activists if Daniels Santorum said when asked the social conservatives.
ably would be cut off because signs it. about the bill after a foreign “Only Nixon could go to
of the bill. But he’s also a The measure — it is policy speech that previewed China. Only someone with a
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR possible presidential candi-
date who may need to prove
to GOP primary voters that
the nation’s first to cut off
Planned Parenthood’s federal
funding — ends $3 million in
his own expected White
House run.
“I can’t imagine any other
proven pro-life record can talk
to the Republican base about
the need to prioritize fiscal
The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should he really is an anti-abortion tax dollars the state distrib- organization with its roots issues,” said Fergus Cullen, a
be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves the right to social conservative. utes for family planning and as poisonous as the roots of former New Hampshire GOP
edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters concerning
private matters will not be published. Daniels’ dilemma comes health programs. It also ban Planned Parenthood getting chairman. “It may not sat-
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime phone as the state Legislature this abortions after the 20th week federal funding of any kind,” isfy the 5 to 10 percent of the
number will slow the verification process and delay publication. week wraps up a session that of pregnancy unless there the Pennsylvania Republican base for whom social issues
Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main St., otherwise handed him a slate is a substantial threat to the said. are their main concern, but it
Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed to ns- of accomplishments ready- woman’s life or health and Daniels was not expect- helps him have a conversa-
pencer@delphosherald.com. Authors should clearly state they made for a presidential cam- requires that women seeking ed to comment until the bill tion with the vast the major-
want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anonymous paign. A fastidious policy an abortion be told that life arrives on his desk for action. ity of the party, including
letters will not be printed. wonk who put fiscal priori- begins at conception. It also He’ll have seven calendar most pro-lifers.”

Once we were sane


NEW YORK — If you “Oh, well, those Americans, KATHLEEN PARKER but it has been true for more and put a period at the end ing with the unreasonable,
really, really dislike Barack they’re crazy, you know”? than two years. Why now? of the sentence. Not remote- too many of whom these
Obama, his long-form birth (If at this point anyone is Was it the Trump factor? Did ly would his name be fol- days seem to self-identify
certificate, finally proffered offended, please feel free to Donald Trump’s trumpeting lowed with this phrase: “who as Republicans or conserva-
in exasperation, is quite sim-
ply a counterfeit.
take full possession of the
insult.)
Point of the birther issue — loudly
and ceaselessly — provide
is leading other Republican
candidates in polls.”
tives. This is as Democrats
would have it, needless to
If you are a fan of the
president — or even a
Unfortunately, the plague
is not quite spent or con-
of View the final impetus?
Yes, obviously. Trump
Which, at the moment,
happens to be true. Indeed,
say, but no one is served
by our national descent into
respectful critic — you are quered. Since Obama issued resurrected the birther cause Trump is enjoying a resur- silliness. Sadly missing on
relieved finally to have rid his “real” birth certificate, dogged him since he began and breathed new life into gence of self-regard, award- the Republican side is the
the country of the plague of which has more information running for president. It may it. But it wasn’t only to end ing himself accolades for leveling voice of the grown-
“birtherism,” the rabid belief than the shorter “certificate have been a simple matter of the debate that Obama sent forcing Obama’s hand. up who will say not only that
that Obama wasn’t born in of live birth,” reactions have pride. for his certificate. According To answer my own ques- he takes Obama’s word (and
this country and isn’t con- run the usual gamut. Meaning Perhaps, too, he felt pro- to the vineyard, it was also tion, I honestly don’t know the clear evidence), but that
stitutionally qualified to be that many of those who dis- tective toward his mother, to prevent other Republican what to make of Trump’s the Republican Party won’t
president. believed still disbelieve. who was only 18 when he candidates from looking sane popularity nor of the con- tolerate further discussion.
To whichever group one This is beyond depress- was born and probably not by comparison to Trump. tinuing belief that Obama Case closed.
claims membership, one ing. But also depressing is quite 18 when she conceived. How does one make Mitt wasn’t born in the 50th Instead, too many seem
can’t help wondering when the cynicism that reportedly Even though this was known, Romney look like a fringe state. Yet even otherwise satisfied to let the fringe
exactly we lost our minds. prompted the president’s seeing it on the birth certifi- candidate with the fire-eat- rational people continue to inform the base. We dwell
What are we to make of decision to finally address cate was yet another remind- ing, cartwheeling Trump cre- carry on and react as though in a time when buffoons are
these crazed factions that the issue. Why did Obama er. No decent man wants to ating the sort of sideshow facts were irrelevant. Even elevated and presidents are
become obsessed with con- give in to the charges that he subject his mother to the kind that makes any other candi- as the president spoke at a compelled to respond to the
spiracies, unconvinced by wasn’t a proper citizen? of scrutiny that was bound to date look Rushmorian? news conference to dispel jester. These circumstances
facts? Perhaps most impor- It is also fair to wonder follow by people who do not In a saner time, Trump remaining suspicions, the cannot bode well for the
tant, what is the rest of the why he didn’t do it sooner. wish him or her well. would be dismissed as the car- Twitterverse confirmed that republic.
world to think of us? Will Perhaps it was a simple mat- The official reason was nival barker Obama implied nothing had changed. The
even Third World coun- ter of not wanting to dignify that the birth question had he is. People would have conspirators conspired; the Kathleen Parker’s email
tries someday (soon) look what was so clearly an accu- become an intolerable dis- recognized Trump as a self- rueful rued. address is kathleenparker@
at the United States and say, sation of “otherness” that had traction. This is surely true, aggrandizing megalomaniac Alas, there is no reason- washpost.com.
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Lady ’Cats rout Bears An out later, Fallon Van Dyke ting much better. We have been
was hit by a pitch to load the working on her keeping the ball
bases and an out after that, down; when they were getting
Kelsey Goodwin was walked to hits, she put them waist high,”
force in Bevington. With Mezger Wollenhaupt added. “We’re
up again, a wild pitch plated also working with Cassidy to
Ricker for that 5-0 lead. understand game situations;
Northern got one back in the for example, don’t put the ball
top of the second on a leadoff right down the middle on an 0-2
double by Carlie Doll, a 1-out count. Defensively, we bounced
grounder by London Crist and a back from a tough loss to Grove
misplayed grounder off the bat the night before and played very Tom Morris photo
of Megan Miller. well. We had several have to St. John’s junior catcher Austin Reindel tags out a
The Wildcats scored six more leave for Class Play and the Versailles player at home on classmate Ryan Densel’s
in the second to make it 11-1, freshmen we put in during the
this time sending 11 to the dish.
perfect throw from left field in the fifth inning Friday at
fifth handled it well. We have
Thitoff walked and stole second four NWC games Monday Stadium Park. However, the visiting Tigers dispatched the
Blue Jays 9-3.

Tigers beat Jays


and third, scoring on an error on through Thursday, the first there
the latter play. Fischer sharply on the road, next week.”
hit up the middle and advanced Jefferson visits Crestview at
on a 1-out wild pitch. Ricker 5 p.m. Monday.

in MAC standoff
walked. Alex Rostorfer bunted
her way aboard to load the bases. HARDIN NORTHERN (2)
Van Dyke ripped a 2-run knock ab-r-h-rbi
up the gut to get Fischer and Becky McElree p 2-0-1-0, Taylir
Ricker in. Branham singled to Schiewe 1b 1-0-0-0, Lea Rowe
left; an error on the play allowed
c 2-0-0-0, Erica Jones c 0-0-0-0, For the Delphos Herald ners on first (Tanner Calvelage;
Kaylee Hooker ss 3-0-0-0, Carlie
Rostorfer and Van Dyke to cross Doll 2b 3-1-1-0, Molly Wilson 3b single) and third.
the plate and put the batter at 2-1-1-0, London Crist 1b/p 2-0-0-0, DELPHOS — The Versailles Versailles went up for good
Tom Morris photo second. Goodwin’s comebacker Megan Miller lf 1-0-0-0, Samantha baseball team has had twice as in the third, loading the bases
moved courtesy runner Hannah Ropp cf 2-0-0-0, Hannah Fisher dh many games as St. John’s com- on a hit batter (Ethan Bruns),
Jefferson sophomore Taylor Branham uncorks a pitch Sensibaugh to third, from where 2-0-0-0. Totals 20-2-30.
ing into Friday night’s Midwest a 2-out hit (Dominic Richard;
versus Hardin Northern Friday. She pitched a solid game, she scored on a bunt single by
JEFFERSON (15)
Athletic Conference showdown 3-for-4, 2 doubles, 3 runs)
ab-r-h-rbi
allowing just two runs, and got plenty of help from the Metzger. Corrine Metzger 2b 4-1-2-1, at Stadium Park. and a walk (Monnin. Damien
offense in a 15-2 5-inning victory at Lady Wildcat Field. The Bears left a runner (sin- Kamie Pulford 2b 0-0-0-0, Samantha It took the Tigers a while Richard’s (2-for-4) base hit
gle by McElree) on first in the Thitoff ss 0-3-0-0, Makayla Binkley to really get cranked up but a scored Bruns for a 3-2 edge.
By JIM METCALFE Taylor Branham (4-8; 5 innings, third. ss 0-0-0-0, Chelsey Fischer 1b 3-3-
jmetcalfe@ 3 hits, 2 unearned runs, 1 free 1-1, Cassidy Bevington c 3-2-1-2, 5-spot in the sixth inning was Each team had chances, both
Jefferson made it 13-1 in the far more than enough to grab a leaving two runners on in the
delphosherald.com pass, 4 strikeouts; 81 pitches, 58 third. Bevington walked to lead it
Paige Ricker 3b 2-2-0-0, Hannah
strikes) retired the Bears in order Sensibaugh 3b 0-0-0-0, Alex 9-3 victory on a beautiful spring fourth.
off, moved up on a groundout by Rostorfer lf 3-2-2-1, Fallon Van Dyke day. Versailles made it 4-2 in the
DELPHOS — Jefferson’s in the first, the Wildcats (4-8) Ricker and scored as Rostorfer cf 2-1-1-2, Taylor Branham p 4-0-2-
fast-pitch softball team has been batted around to score those The Tigers (16-3, 4-1 MAC) fifth on an 1-out hit batter (Do.
sharply singled to center. She 1, Hannah Sensibaugh cr 0-1-0-0,
took the lead fin the top of the Richard), a single (Monnin) and
playing better as of late, entering five against Lady Bear hurler moved up on a groundout by Van Kelsey Goodwin rf 2-0-0-1, Destiny
Friday night’s home contest ver- Becky McElree (3.1 IPs, 9 hits, Dyke, went to third on a wild
Thompson ph/rf 1-0-0-0. Totals first on three hits, including a two errors that allowed Richard
sus Hardin Northern winners of 15 runs, 11 earned, 10 bases-on- pitch and scored as Branham
24-15-9-9. 2-run single by Jordan Monnin to score.
Score by Innings:
three of their last four contests. balls, 2 Ks). Wollenhaupt again (2-for-4) singled to left. Har. Nor. 010 1 0 (3-f0r-3, 3 runs batted in) off The Tigers broke it open
Make that four out of five. shook up his batting order, with The visitors made it 13-2 in -2 Jays starter Austin Vogt (2-1; 5 in the sixth, scoring five times
The Wildcats scored five in Corrine Metzger (2-for-4) beat- the top half of the fourth. With Jefferson 562 2 x innings, 6 hits, 4 runs, 3 earned, versus Bergfeld and Ryan
the first and never looked back, ing out a bunt to open things and one down, Molly Wilson sin- - 15 2 walks, 3 hit batters, 6 Ks). Edelbrock on five hits, includ-
pummeling the Lady Bears 15-2 then stole two of her three bases gled, went to second on a 2-out
E: Rowe 2, Hooker 2, McElree,
The Jays got one back in the ing a pair of doubles, and three
in five innings on a gorgeous on the night. Samantha Thitoff Miller, Metzger, Fischer; LOB: Hardin
hit batter (Miller) and scored Northern 5, Jefferson 9; 2B: Doll, home half versus winning pitch- walks.
spring afternoon at Lady Wildcat walked for the first of her four on an error on a ball hit by Bevington; SB: Metzger 3, Thitoff 3, er Jeff Grilliot (6 IPs, 4 hits, 2 The Jays left a pair of run-
Field. times on the night and burgled Samantha Ropp. Ropp, Fischer, Rostorfer. earned runs, four walks) on a ners on in the sixth.
“We have a half dozen second (3 steals). A grounder by The Red and White added IP H R ER 1-out single by Tyler Bergfeld They got the final run in the
people in our lineup especially Chelsey Fischer scored Metzger BB SO
two more in the fourth. Thitoff (2-for-4, 2 runs), two stolen seventh. Back-to-back-to-back
that are really starting to see but was booted, putting runners walked to start it and advanced
HARDIN NORTHERN
the ball well. They don’t always on the corners. After Fischer (3 McElree (L) 3.1 9 bases and an RBI groundout singles by Bergfeld, Jordan
on a passed ball. Fischer walked. 15 10 2 by Vogt. Leininger and Vogt scored a run
get hits but the at-bats are much runs scored) swiped a base, both Consecutive wild pitches plated
better,” Jefferson coach Dave runners came home via a 2-run
Crist 0.2 0 0 The Jays (6-3, 3-1 MAC) against reliever Zach Niekamp
Thitoff and put Fischer at third. 0 0 2
tied it in the second. With two but he retired the next three to
Wollenhaupt noted. “Our timing double to deep center by Cassidy An out later, a passed ball got JEFFERSON
has been off some because of all Bevington (2 runs). Paige Ricker Branham (W, 4-8) 5 outs, Ryan Densel walked, stole end the game.
Fischer home for a 15-2 score. second and scored courtesy St. John’s visits Wapakoneta
the rainouts and postponements bounced to short but Kaylee The visitors stranded a runner
3 2 0 1
but the more games we get in, Hooker failed to tag Bevington, 4 of Curtis Geise’s base hit to at 10 a.m. today and later on is
on first (a Lea Rowe walk) in the WP: McElree 7; HBP: Ricker (by
left. However, the Jays failed at Kalida at 2 p.m.
the better.” allowing runners on the corners. fifth to end the game. McElree), Van Dyke (by McElree),

Grove grabs PCL


After sophomore starter A wild pitch advanced Ricker. Miller (by Branham); PB: Jones 2. to score anymore and left run-
“Taylor’s location is get-

TRACK and FIELD RESULTS


softball contest
Shawnee High School 3. Little (BL) 12.24; 4. Krieg (LC) (Emma Boggs, Ally Mohler, Brooke Man: 1. Elida (Jeremy Ramon,
Invitational 12.38; 5. Michael Smith (E) 12.39; Zuber, Megan Joseph) 10:57.08; Anthony Sumpter, Quentin Poling,
Friday’s Results 6. Simpson (SH) 12.40. 3. Lima Central Cath. 11:08.92; Michael Smith) 48.96; 2. St. John’s
Girls Team Rankings: Girls 1,600 Meter Run: 1. 4. Elida (Hope Bowman, Kaiti (Luke McLennan, Sean Flanagan,
Shawnee 132, St. John’s 88, Allen Chappell-Dick (B) 5:25.95; 2. Hinegardner, Mikki Marling, Jena Isaac Altenburger, Spencer Ginter) By Dave Boninsegna the run back, plus two more,
East 65, Lima Senior 44, Lima Wolery (SH) 5:33.06; 3. Mohler Wensole) 11:33.29; 5. Allen East 51.23; 3. Shawnee 53.28; 4. Perry The Delphos Herald with three in the fourth as they
Central Cath. 39, Perry 35, Bluffton (LC) 5:37.73; 4. Pohl (SH) 5:41.78; 11:40.79; 6. Bluffton 13:06.97. 55.98; 5. Lima Senior 58.27; 6.
33, Elida 28. 5. Perkins (A) 5:57.87; 6. Brooke Boys 4x800 Meter Relay: 1. St. Bluffton 58.44.
zsports@yahoo.com drew three consecutive walks
Boys Team Rankings: Shawnee Zuber (SJ) 6:02.72. John’s (Mark Boggs, Jake Hays, Girls 4x400 Meter Relay: 1. before Utendorf singled home
97.50, Lima Senior 72, St. John’s Boys 1,600 Meter Run: 1. Scott Klausing, Dylan Dancer) Shawnee 4:18.77; 2. Allen East PANDORA — A funny Frick and Grigsby to make it
65.50, Allen East 61, Lima Central Sevitz (SH) 4:47.13; 2. Burkey (A) 8:55.75; 2. Shawnee 8:59.89; 3. 4:21.19; 3. Bluffton 4:34.57; 4. thing happened on Friday night 8-1; Ashley Langhals singled
Cath. 60, Elida 55, Bluffton 30, 4:51.66; 3. Tucker (SH) 4:55.18; Lima Senior 9:21.56; 4. Elida Lima Central Cath. 4:39.17; 5. at Pandora-Gilboa High School; home Grigsby, making it a 9-1
Perry 23. 4. Nisly (B) 5:05.83; 5. Kane (Keaton Brenneman, Sam Kerber, Elida (Stacy Alexander, Rachel it stopped raining and a softball contest.
Points 10-8-6-4-2-1 Brookman (E) 5:09.08; 6. Cole Aaron Ray, Kane Brookman) Kerber, Erin Kesler, Mikki Marling)
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles: 1. Fischbach (SJ) 5:17.04. 9:34.39; 5. Perry 9:44.00; 6. 4:41.46; 6, St. John’s (Courtney
game broke out. Heckel came on in relief of
Gabrielle Metzner (SJ) 16.86; 2. Girls 4x100 Meter Relay: 1. Bluffton 9:48.32. Grothouse, Macy Pier, Megan After six straight games of Frick in the seventh and hit the
Parrish (SH) 16.89; 3. Hutchison Shawnee 51.97; 2. Lima Senior Girls 4x200 Meter Relay: 1. Joseph) 4:50.82. being rained out, the Pandora- first batter she faced on the first
(SH) 17.16; 4. Schafer (A) 18.49; 53.01; 3. St. John’s (Gabrielle Lima Senior 1:52.13; 2. Shawnee Boys 4x400 Meter Relay: 1. Gilboa Rockets and Columbus pitch she threw to Kayla Gibson;
5. Dulle (B) 18.53; 6. Turner (P) Metzner, Madison Burgei, Tiffany 1:54.53; 3. Perry 1:57.10; 4. Bluffton Allen East 3:37.30; 2. Lima Senior Grove Bulldogs finally got to Gibson would later score after a
18.78. Geise, Samantha Bonifas) 53.53; 4. 1:59.44; 5. Elida (Kenyada Jackson, 3:43.01; 3. St. John’s (Mark Boggs, play a game. pair of stolen bases and an error
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles: 1. Allen East 54.31; 5. Bluffton 55.01; Rachel Kerber, Stacy Alexander, Jake Hays, Scott Klausing, Dylan
Chustz (LS) 16.38; 2. Frieson (SH) 6. Lima Central Cath. 1:00.13. Erin Kesler) 2:01.16; 6. St. John’s Dancer) 3:45.51; 4. Perry 3:52.45;
The Bulldogs used a fast start by Heckel to give the Rockets
17.30; 3. Denison (SH) 17.57; 4. Boys 4x100 Meter Relay: 1. St. (Jessica Hammons, Tiffany Geise, 5. Elida (Sam Kerber, Andrew and took advantage of some their second run of the game.
Martin (LS) 17.90; 5. Briggs (P) John’s (Chris Will, Tyler Jettinghoff, Macy Pier, Alyssa Faurot) 2:02.14. Freed, Keaton Greeley, Michael rusty pitching by the Rockets as Nonetheless, Heckel would
18.37; 6. Darius Relford (E) 19.20. AJ Klausing, Evan Burgei) 44.14; Boys 4x200 Meter Relay: 1. St. Smith)3:54.22; 6. Shawnee the guests came away with a 9-2 recover by striking out the final
Girls 100 Meter Dash: 1. 2. Lima Central Cath. 45.10; 3. John’s (Chris Will, Tyler Jettinghoff, 3:55.70. Putnam County League victory, two batters of the game to seal
Benton (SH) 13.66; 2. Benjamin Shawnee 46.03; 4. Elida (Uriel AJ Klausing, Evan Burgei) 1:32.74; Girls High Jump: 1. Tiffany scoring four of their nine on wild the victory for the Bulldogs.
(LS) 13.69; 3. Woods (A) 14.16; Sellers, Keaton Greeley, Anthony 2. Lima Central Cath. 1:33.94; 3. Geise (SJ) 5-2; 2. Winters (SH) 5-0;
4. Foster (P) 14.16; 5. Walker (LS) Sumpter, Michael Smith) 46.48; 5. Lima Senior 1:34.26; 4. Elida 3. Davis (P) 5-0; 4. Beverly (SH)
pitches. Columbus Grove visits
14.19; 6. Samantha Bonifas (SJ) Lima Senior 46.51; 6. Allen East (Deshea Hughes, Andrew Freed, 4-8; 5. Alyssa Faurot (SJ) 4-8; 6. Grove plated three runs in the Waynesfield-Goshen for a noon
14.23. 46.73. Uriel Sellers, Keaton Greeley) Kidd (LC) 4-8. first inning, starting with Bobbi doubleheader today.
Boys 100 Meter Dash: 1. Chustz Girls 4x800 Meter Relay: 1. 1:40.75; 5. Bluffton 1:45.93. Boys High Jump: 1. Hutchins Heckel crossing the plate from Columbus Grove (9)
(LS) 11.99; 2. McNeal (SH) 12.04; Shawnee 10:11.88; 2. St. John’s Girls Distance Medley: 1. (LS) 6-6; 2. Simpson (SH) 5-10; 3. third on a wild pitch, and Hailey ab-r-h-rbi
Shawnee 13:48.00; 2. Allen East Daniel (LS) 5-8; 4. Callahan (P) 5-6; Grigsby drove in a run with a Haines cf 2-0-0-0, Birkemeier
STOCKS 14:09.40; 3. Lima Central Cath. 5. Kahle (B) 5-4; 6. Demellweek
14:18.40; 4. Bluffton 14:20.10; 5. (B) 5-2.
single. Grigsby went 2-for-3 ph 1-0-1-0, Stechschulte dh
Quotes of local interest supplied by on the night with an RBI and 3-1-0-0, Walker 3b/ph 1-0-0-0,
EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS St. John’s (Ally Mohler, Courtney Girls Pole Vault: 1. Emma
Close of business April 29, 2011 Grothouse, Emma Boggs, Brooke Fernandez (E) 9-6; 2. Alicia two runs scored, while CeCe Heckel lf/p 3-1-1-0, Elsberry ph
Zuber) 14:21.90; 6. Elida (Kaiti Ankerman (SJ) 9-0; 3. Croft (SH) Utendorf had a 2-for-2 perfor- 1-0-0-0, Scott ss 3-2-0-0, Frick
Description Last Price Change Hinegardner, Mikki Marling, 9-0; 4. (tie) Pajka (LC) and Lutes mance with two runs batted in. p 3-2-1-0, Grigsby rf 3-2-2-1,
DJINDUAVERAGE 12,810.54 +47.23 Jena Wensole, Hope Bowman) (A) 8-0; 6. McCarthy (B) 8-0. Emily Frick pitched six Utendorf c 2-1-1-2, Blankemeyer
NAS/NMS COMPSITE 2,873.54 +1.01 15:26.60. Boys Pole Vault: 1. Mitch Knotts
S&P 500 INDEX 1,363.61 +3.13 Boys Distance Medley: 1. Allen (E) 13-0; 2. Bechtel (SH) 13-0; 3.
innings to get the win, giving ph 1-0-0-0, Langhals 1b 2-0-0-
AUTOZONE INC. 282.38 -0.10 East 11:33.18; 2. Shawnee 12:03.61; Wilson (B) 12-0; 4. Chris Will (SJ) up just one run while striking 1, Kleman ph 1-0-1-0, Roose
BUNGE LTD 75.44 +1.96 3, Bluffton 12:11.38; 4. St. John’s 10-6; 5. (tie) Isaac Altenburger (SJ) out seven. 2b 1-0-0-0, Bogart ph 1-0-0-0.
EATON CORP. 53.56 -1.03 (David Lindeman, Jared Knebel, and Rolland (SH) 10-0. The Bulldogs added three Totals 28-9-7-4.
BP PLC ADR 46.14 -0.14 Cole Fischbach, Jason Michel) Girls Long Jump: 1. Benton more runs in the third inning, Pandora-Gilboa (2)
DOMINION RES INC 46.42 +0.09 12:17.89; 5. Elida (Sam Kerber, (SH) 14-8; 2. Beavers (P) 14-1.50; all three crossing the plate via ab-r-h-rbi
AMERICAN ELEC. PWR INC 36.48 +0.10 Aaron Ray, Keaton Brenneman, 3. Emilie Fischbach (SJ) 13-5.50;
CVS CAREMARK CRP 36.22 -0.03 Kane Brookman) 13:00.33; 6. Lima 4. Lutes (A) 12-10.50; 5. Davis (P)
the wild pitch. After the first two Nofsinger lf 4-1-2-1, D.
CITIGROUP INC 4.59 0 Central Cath. 13:13.36. 12-8.50; 6. Garmatter (B) 12-7. batters were retired, Frick singled Basinger cf 4-0-1-0, Maag 1b/p
FIRST DEFIANCE 13.64 -0.26 Girls 800 Sprint Medley: 1. Boys Long Jump: 1. Johnson and moved to third on a Grigsby 4-0-2-1, G. Basinger p/1b/c 3-0-
FST FIN BNCP 16.48 -0.12 Shawnee 2:00.37; 2. Lima Senior (LC) 21-1; 2. Rogers (LC) double. Frick would score on a 1-0, Bevins ss 3-0-0-0, Zigler c
FORD MOTOR CO 15.47 -0.03 2:04.47; 3. Perry 2:05.62; 4. Elida 20-10.50; 3. Denison (SH) 19-6; 4. pitch to the backstop, making it 2-0-0-0, Kuhlman 1b 1-0-0-0,
GENERAL DYNAMICS 72.82 +1.27 (Kenyada Jackson, Stacy Alexander, McNeal (SH) 19-3.75; 5. Thomas 4-0 Grove with Grigsby mov- Verhoff rf 2-0-0-0, Alt ph 0-0-0-
GENERAL MOTORS 32.09 +0.18 Erin Kesler, Mikki Marling) (A) 19-0.50; 6. Turner (P) 18-9.
2:06.31; 5. St. John’s (Gabrielle Girls Discus: 1. Dunlap (A) 105-
ing to third. Utendorf then drew 0, Gibson 3b 2-0-1-0, Duling 2b
GOODYEAR TIRE 18.15 +1.95
HEALTHCARE REIT 53.77 -1.21 Metzner, Macy Pier, Kaylie 2.25; 2. Tiffany Recker (SJ) 98-0.50; a walk and stole second; after 2-0-0-0, B. Basinger 2b 1-0-0-0.
HOME DEPOT INC. 37.15 -0.32 Youngpeter, Madison Burgei) 3. Truex (A) 91-7; 4. Rachel Foust another wild pitch, Utendorf Totals 28-2-9-2.
HONDA MOTOR CO 38.35 +0.23 2:06.68; 6. Bluffton 2:08.08. (E) 90-10.25; 5. Madison Kreeger moved to third as the next three Score by Innings:
HUNTGTN BKSHR 6.79 -0.06 Boys 800 Sprint Medley: 1. (SJ) 85-10; 6. Herr (B) 71-4. Grove batters would reach via a Columbus Grove
JOHNSON&JOHNSON 65.72 +0.34 Lima Central Cath. 1:43.32; 2. Lima Boys Discus: 1. Engle (A) 124- base-on-balls. 303 300 0-9
Senior 1:44.02; 3. Perry 1:46.67; 2; 2. D. Williams (A) 120-5; 3.
JPMORGAN CHASE 45.63 -0.22
4, Elida (Anthony Sumpter, Uriel Meyer (LC) 112-8.25; 4. Royster
Utendorf would score on the Pandora-Gilboa
KOHLS CORP. 52.71 -0.38 fourth wild one of the inning, 001 000 1-2
LOWES COMPANIES 26.25 -0.35 Sellers, Keaton Greeley, Quentin (LC) 109-0.50; 5. Spencer Ginter
MCDONALDS CORP. 78.31 +0.28 Poling) 1:47.29; 5. Shawnee 1:48.22; (SJ) 108-5.50; 6. Emans (B) 106-6. making it a 6-0 game in favor of IP R
MICROSOFT CP 25.92 -0.79 6. St. John’s (Robbie Rudda, Ben Girls Shot Put: 1. Tiffany Recker the guests. ER BB K
PEPSICO INC. 68.89 -0.83 Youngpeter, Will Buettner, Cody (SJ) 33-7; 2. L. Williams (LC) 33-3; The Rockets would dent the Columbus Grove
PROCTER & GAMBLE 64.90 +0.40 Looser) 1:48.69. 3. Truex (A) 33-1; 4. Paige Lucas plate in their half of the third as Frick (W) 6 1 1 0 7
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Iron (SJ) 29-5.50; 5. Dunlap (A) 29-0; 6.
RITE AID CORP. 1.11 -0.01
Woman: 1. Shawnee 54.26; 2. Lima Rachel Foust (E) 27-2.
Vivian Noffsinger (2-for-4) con- Heckel 1 1 1 0 2
SPRINT NEXTEL 5.18 +0.07
Senior 56.60; 3. St. John’s (Brittany Boys Shot Put: 1. Quentin nected for a leadoff double and Pandora-Gilboa
TIME WARNER INC. 37.86 +0.63 later scored on a Megan Maag G. Basinger (L)
US BANCORP 25.82 +0.34 Kramer, Madison Kreeger, Tiffany Poling (E) 48-10.75; 2. D. Williams
UTD BANKSHARES 8.98 +0.08 Recker, Emilie Fischbach) 1:00.59; (A) 47-1; 3. Spencer Ginter (SJ) (1-for-4) fielder’s choice to cut 3.1 7 7 4 1
VERIZON COMMS 37.78 -0.49
4. Lima Central Cath. 1:01.89; 5, 43-7; 4. Engle (A) 42-0; 5. Mark the deficit to 6-1. Maag
Perry 1:10.10. Boggs (SJ) 39-5; 6. Meyer (LC) However, the Bulldogs got 3.2 2 2 5 1
WAL-MART STORES 54.98 +0.29
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Iron 37-10.50.
www.delphosherald.com Saturday, April 30, 2011 The Herald — 7

Jeffcats reach .500 mark Delphos Optimist 5th-Grade


Basketball tournament winners
Jefferson visits Crestview
5 p.m. Monday.
HARDIN NORTHERN
(2)
ab-r-h-rbi
Gossard ss 3-1-2-0,
Flowers rf 3-1-1-0, Poling
c 3-0-0-0, Stevenson p/3b
2-0-1-1, A. Roby 2b 2-0-2-0,
Price cf 2-0-0-1, Lozano 3b/p
2-0-0-0, Potter 1b 2-0-0-0,
Hastings 1b 0-0-0-0, Geiger
lf 1-0-0-0, Bryant lf 1-0-0-0.
Totals 21-2-6-2.
JEFFERSON (12)
ab-r-h-rbi
Tom Morris photo Nik Moore ss/p 4-1-1-0,
Thanks to an error on Hardin Northern, Jefferson Tony George p/2b 4-3-2-1,
junior Tony George slides into home in scoring from second Kyle Anspach lf/c 4-1-1-1,
base. The host Wildcats pummeled the Bears 12-2 in five Curtis Miller 1b 3-1-2-1,
innings. Justin Rode c 2-2-1-0, Zach
For The Delphos Herald be safe. Moore scored on a Kimmett lf 1-0-0-0, Ben
wild pitch and George stole Babcock dh/p 2-0-1-2, Ross
DELPHOS — The second. He scored on a pick- Thompson 2b/p/ss 0-1-0-0,
Jefferson baseball team has off play, hustling all the way Jeff Schleeter 3b 3-1-1-1,
been playing well of late. around to the plate for an 8-0 Mike Joseph cf 2-1-1-2, Evan
The Wildcats continued edge. Neubert rf 2-0-0-0, Drew
that trend, winning their fourth The Bears got their only Kortokrax ph 1-1-1-1. Totals Photos submitted
in a row with a 12-2 dusting two runs in the fifth: three 28-12-11-9.
of Hardin Northern Friday hits, two walks, a wild pitch Hardin Northern 0 The champions of the Delphos Optimist Fifth-Grade Girls Basketball Tournament are
night at Wildcat Field. and an error; but again left 0 0 02-266 the Ottoville team consisting of Madicyn Schnipke, Cassandra Kemper, Makayla Miller,
The Wildcats (7-7) took the bases juiced. Jefferson 024 2 Brittany Winhover, Nicole Williams, Julia Langhals, Jessica Schnipke, Bridget Landin,
the lead for good with two The Wildcats finished 4 - 12 11 3 Amber Miller, Emily Landin, Karie Ladd, Kiana Wenzlick, Abigail Hilvers and coaches
runs in the bottom of the sec- it off with a 4 spot in the Game ended with two Dave Kemper, Dan Landin and Steve Hilvers.
ond. Justin rode singled with home half. Ross Thompson down in the fifth
one down and Jeff Schleeter was hit by a pitch, advanced LOB: Hardin Northern 8,
tripled to center to score him. on a wild pitch and got to Jefferson 4; 2B: Anspach,
Mike Joseph singled him in third on a ground ball by Miller, Moore, Kortokrax,
to make it 2-0. Schleeter. Joseph got aboard, George; 3B: Schleeter; SB:
They made it 6-0 in the scoring Thompson. He got to Joseph, Rode, George.
third. Tony George singled second and scored on Drew IP H R
with one down and scored Kortokrax’s double to center. ER BB SO
courtesy of a double to cen- Moore’s bounceout moved Hardin Northern
ter by Kyle Anspach; he in him up a base and he scored Stevenson (L) 4.0 9
turn scored on Curtis Miller’s as George doubled to left. 8 6 0 4
double to center. A wild pitch In turn, he scored as Kyle Lozano 0.2 2
moved him up. Rode got Anspach’s fly ball to the out- 4 1 0 0
aboard on an error and stole field was dropped to finish JEFFERSON
second. Ben Babcock singled the game. George (W) 3.0 2
to left to score both for that “Our top of the order has 0 0 0 2
6-0 lead. been carrying us offensively Babcock 1.0 1
The Bears (0-11) left the but today we had nine differ- 0 0 2 1
bases loaded in the fourth ent guys collect hits, so that Thompson 0.2 3
on a hit and a pair of free was a good sign. Winning 2 1 2 2
passes. four in a row, getting to .500, Moore 0.1 0
The hosts made it 8-0 in we’re starting to play some 0 0 0 0
the bottom half: a 1-out dou- pretty good ball, just what WP: Stevenson 2, Lozano
ble by Nik Moore, a dropped we’re shooting for going into 2, George; HBP: Thompson
third strike, allowing Moore tournament,” Jefferson coach (by Lozano).
to go to third and George to Doug Geary said.

Weekly Schedule
For Week of May 1-7 Celina at Elida (WBL), 5 p.m. Ada at Jefferson (NWC), 5
MONDAY Kalida at Allen East, 5 p.m. p.m.
Baseball Softball Pandora-Gilboa at
Jefferson at Crestview (NWC), Ottoville at Antwerp, 5 p.m. Ottoville (PCL), 5 p.m.
5 p.m. Elida at Celina (WBL), 5 p.m. Columbus Grove at Lincolnview
St. John’s at Wapakoneta, 5 Kalida at McComb, 5 p.m. (NWC), 5 p.m.
The runners-up are the Glandorf team made up of Claire Schroeder, Kayla Wehri,
p.m. (makeup) Track and Field Allen East at Spencerville Karessa Recker, Carli Zeh, Taylor Frey, Megan Meyer, Brooke Kleman, Makenzie
Ottoville at Miller City (PCL), Paulding at Jefferson, (NWC), 5 p.m. Meyer, Kadie Hempfling and coach Kim Schroeder.
5 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Track and Field

Playoffs
Ayersville at Fort Jennings, 5 Columbus Grove tri- Spencerville and Crestview
p.m. meet, 4:30 p.m. at Lincolnview, 5 p.m.
Spencerville at Ada (NWC), St. John’s at Crestview Tennis
5 p.m. and Wayne Trace, 5 p.m. WBL Meet at Lima, 9 a.m.
Lincolnview at Bluffton Ottoville at Van Wert, 5 p.m. FRIDAY
The Associated Press for the fifth-seeded Lightning, Neuvirth, who wound up on his
(NWC), 5 p.m. Lincolnview and Liberty- Baseball NBA who have won four straight games back. That immediately silenced
Fairview at Elida, 5 p.m. Benton at Spencerville, 5 p.m. Parkway at St. John’s (MAC), MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Zach since falling behind Pittsburgh 3-1 the raucous, red-wearing Capitals
Kalida at Antwerp, 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY 5 p.m. Randolph had 31 points and in the first round. crowd. Less than two minutes
LCC at Columbus Grove Baseball Lincolnview at Ottoville, 5 11 rebounds and the Memphis The Lightning played most later, though, the arena was ear-
(NWC), 5 p.m. Fort Jennings at Columbus p.m. Grizzlies advanced to their first of Friday’s game without veter- splittingly loud again, because
Softball Grove (PCL), 5 p.m. (makeup) Continental at Fort Jennings Western Conference semifinals an left wing Simon Gagne, who Washington tied the game on
Jefferson at Crestview (NWC), Fort Jennings at Ada, 5 p.m. (PCL), 5 p.m. and made NBA history in knock- was helped to the dressing room Semin’s fourth goal of this post-
5 p.m. ppd. Kalida at Miller City (PCL), ing off the top-seeded San Antonio after his helmet banged on the season.
Ottawa-Glandorf at Softball 5 p.m. Spurs 99-91 on Friday night. ice when he fell hard following a Deep in his end, Lightning
Ottoville, 5 p.m. LCC at Ottoville, 5 p.m. Softball Memphis had been the fran- hit by Capitals defenseman Scott defenseman Mike Lundin turned
Lincolnview at Bluffton Kalida at Columbus Wayne Trace at Lincolnview, chise best known for empty seats Hannan. The Lightning said Gagne the puck over with an errant pass
(NWC), 5 p.m. Grove (PCL), 5 p.m. 5 p.m. and the unenviable NBA mark for would be re-evaluated Saturday. that barely went off Capitals wing-
Spencerville at Ada (NWC), Track and Field New Bremen at Spencerville, playoff futility at 0-12 after being Game 2 is Sunday night at er Marco Sturm’s stick and right to
5 p.m. Shawnee at Elida, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. swept in its first three appearances. Washington. Semin. He didn’t hesitate and sent
Elida at Wayne Trace, 5 p.m. THURSDAY Parkway at Elida, 5 p.m. This time, a third straight sellout Roloson got the shutout and a shot right through Roloson at
Kalida at Antwerp, 5 p.m. Baseball Miller City at Kalida crowd cheered every bucket with a Bergenheim provided the only 4:08, giving Semin a goal in three
LCC at Columbus Grove Ada at Jefferson (NWC), 5 (PCL), 5 p.m.
couple signs begging the Grizzlies goal when the Lightning edged consecutive games.
(NWC), 5 p.m. p.m. Track and Field
TUESDAY Wayne Trace at St. John’s, 5 PCL Meet at Ottoville, 4 p.m. to “Finish Them” in a town in the Penguins 1-0 in Game 7 on That was the Capitals’ first
Baseball p.m. SATURDAY desperate need of a hero. Wednesday night. After that series shot of the game.
Jefferson at Wayne Trace, 5 Ottoville at Kalida (PCL), 5 Track and Field The Grizzlies needed 10 sea- ended, Tampa Bay flew straight Resuming the sort of ill-tem-
p.m. p.m. Jefferson and Spencerville sons, but they have become just from Pittsburgh to Washington, pered skirmishes these Southeast
St. John’s at New Bremen Columbus Grove at Lincolnview at Ada Invitational, 9 a.m. that as only the second No. 8 seed then was back on the ice less than Division rivals engaged in during
(MAC), 5 p.m. (NWC), 5 p.m. Tennis to upset a No. 1 seed since the 45 hours later for Friday’s second- the regular season, there was plen-
Continental at Lincolnview, 5 Allen East at Spencerville WBL Meet at Collett NBA expanded the opening series round opener. ty of hard hitting and near-fights.
p.m. (NWC), 5 p.m. Street Courts, 9 a.m. to a best-of-7. The lack of time off didn’t A scary moment came about 8 1/2
LTC at Spencerville, 5 p.m. Softball They will play Oklahoma City seem to bother the Lightning. minutes in, when Gagne briefly
in the semifinals.

LOCAL ROUNDUP
The Capitals, on the other stayed down on his back, motion-
---- hand, wrapped up their first series less, after banging his helmet
NHL against the New York Rangers against the ice.
WASHINGTON — Sean in five games last Saturday and Lifted off his skates when
Flyers pound Bearcats Simindinger no-hits bats early and often, amassing Bergenheim, Dwayne Roloson had nearly a week off. Capitals he was slammed in a corner by
SPENCERVILLE — The Bulldogs 15 hits in an 11-1 5-inning and the rest of the Tampa Bay coach Bruce Boudreau made light Hannan, Gagne dropped down
visiting Marion Local Flyers ELIDA — Johny Simidinger Western Buckeye League tri- Lightning picked up right where of the “Rest vs. Rust” story line and didn’t break his fall at all.
handed host toss a no-no at umph over Elida Friday night they left off. Thursday but perhaps there was Eventually, Gagne — who has a
Bergenheim scored early, something to it. history of head injuries — was
Spencerville Elida Friday at Bath High School. Steve Downie had a goal and an In the first round, rookie goalie helped to the dressing room and
a 12-1 non- night, leading vis- As well, Reynolds tossed assist and Steven Stamkos netted Michal Neuvirth and the Capitals didn’t return.
league soft- iting Bath to a 9-0 a 1-hitter at Elida and fanned the go-ahead goal on a power play, allowed the Rangers to score a The Capitals got to Roloson
ball loss in six Western Buckeye seven. helping the Lightning beat the top- grand total of two goals in the three again early in the second period for
innings Friday League baseball Elida visits Wayne Trace at seeded Washington Capitals 4-2 games played at Washington. The a 2-1 lead. Rookie center Marcus
afternoon. triumph at Ed 5 p.m. Mnday. on Friday night in Game 1 of Lightning surpassed that total in a Johansson won a faceoff and the
Jodi Otte Sandy Memorial the Eastern Conference semifinals span of two periods. puck went to Jason Chimera. He
scattered four Field. Elida 0 0 0 10-112 series. Neuvirth finished with 20 saves went toward the back boards, then
Lady Bearcat hits and fanned Bath (11-5, 5-1 WBL) Bath 4 4 2 1 x - 11 15 Roloson, Tampa Bay’s 41-year- Friday. He entered the day leading passed to a wide-open Fehr, who
old goalie, made 26 saves. the NHL with a 1.38 goals-against one-timed a shot into the upper-
nine. She added a grand slam amassed 12 hits and also 0 Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin average and second with a .946 right corner for his first of this
in the fourth inning, where the received four Bulldog (5-10, WP: Reynolds; LP: was held without a point and save percentage. No. 1 in the save postseason, 1:51 into the period.
Flyers scored six times. 2-4 WBL) miscues. Aryanne Brown (0-4). limited to two shots. Alexander category? Roloson. But Roloson got better, starting
The Flyers only had four Simindinger. who 2B: Jordan (B), Clark Semin and Eric Fehr scored for Tampa Bay’s penalty kill with a point-blank save on Jason
hits against Bearcat hurlers (4 fanned 11, helped his (B). HR: Martin (B). Washington, which led 2-1 before was again tremendous, hold- Arnott a few minutes later.
walks, 2 hit batters, 1 K) and own cause with a 3-for- RBIS: Bath, Deppe 2, allowing Downie and Stamkos to ing Washington to 0-for-5. The The Lightning tied it with 3:43
Tori Johnston (3 bases-on- 5 plate performance, Martin 2, Mosley 1, put Tampa Bay ahead with goals Lightning have killed 39 of 40 left in the second, when Downie
balls) and two errors also hurt while Nate Heffner was Best 1, Reynolds 1, less than 3 1/2 minutes apart late penalties this postseason. was trying to center the puck, but
the hosts. 3-for-4 (2 RBIs). Mauk 1. MULTIPLE in the second period. Bergenheim put Tampa Bay his pass deflected off Hannan’s
WP: Jodi Otte; LP: Kaitlynn Elida is at Woodmore 10 HITS: Bath, Deppe 3, Martin Dominic Moore added an ahead 2:12 in by poking in the stick and fluttered over Neuvirth’s
empty-netter with 40 seconds left puck during a scrum in front of right shoulder.
Warnecke. 2B: K. Koesters a.m. this morning. 2, Mosley 2, Best 2.
(ML). HR: Jodi Otte GS
(ML).
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POSITION
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(045) Mike Reindel 419-235-3607 234-2314. 3 BR, 2 Bath on 1.8 Acre Lot.
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Ranch new in 2000. Only ask- 532-3482. JANITORIAL- ville. No Pets. $375/mo. + to Selene Finance LP,
290 Wanted to Buy
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schools. Glamorous home accented by high ceilings and a 414 W. 6th, Delphos: 3 BR, BR, 1 ½ Bath in excellent con- HOUSEKEEPING security deposit. inlot 191, portion of
192, Ohio City.
formal dining room. Space to spare. 3-car garage. City utili- Fenced Yard, 2 Car Garage: dition. Big corner lot, bsmt, ga- (419)453-3956.
ties. (166) Mike Reindel 419-235-3607 Approximately
Selene Finance LP
$60’s. Lynn: 234-2314. rage. Only asking $90’s. Tony.
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$39,900-Spencerville SD 710 S. Main, Delphos: 4/2 on NEW!!! 125 Sunset Drive, Ot- 30-35 hours
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Check the joys of this well-maintained single-level. Desirable
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Lynn: 234-2314. ranch in exceptional neighbor-
Bonus Opportunities
home offering satisfying living. Central air. Garage. Discover
all its comforts! (170) Chad Wright 419-236-7143
726 S. Main, Delphos: Cozy 2
BR with tons to offer at a great
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REDUCED!!!: 535 E. 2nd, Ot- Training Provided
Jewelry 4 BR 1 BA house with portion of inlot 192,
Ohio City.
$80,000-Delphos SD new windows, flooring, &
A Delight!
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Charming vinyl-sided residence providing pleasant living. 7911. Silver coins, Silverware,
Big front porch. Lynn. NEW!!!: 9149 Converse-Roselm, $55,000. 567-712-3344 or
Apply in person:
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Two-car garage, basement. You will enjoy this sweet retreat. 409 S. Bredeick, Delphos: 2 Pocket Watches, Diamonds.
(190) Mike Reindel 419-235-3607 Middle Point: 3 BR, 2 Bath, 419-234-1298.
BR on nice lot. With fenced yard.
$83,000-Delphos SD Asking $60’s. Lynn: 234-2314.
1+ Acre, Stocked Pond and Full
Bsmt. Call Lynn: 234-2314.
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and Brian
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236 Center St., Vaughnsville: attached garage
Bollenbacher to Brian
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300 Household Goods
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234-2314.
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This enviable single-story highlights 2-bedrooms plus neat Lot on Cadillac Drive in Van
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in Delphos is seeking
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340 Garage Sales
offering smart value. (194) Mike Reindel 419-235-3607

Service
to hire a full-time Inside Auto Parts
Sales Rep to handle Wells, lots 286, 285,
incoming/outgoing Specialist Van Wert.
Cooper Farms Inc.
AT YOUR
customer service calls. 458 S. Pierce Windshields Installed, New
Calls consist of 70%
to V H Cooper &
Thurs. 9am-8pm
incoming, 30% cold Lights, Grills, Fenders,Mirrors,
Company Inc., portion
Fri. 9am-8pm
calls. Candidates must Sat. 9am-2pm Hoods, Radiators
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Friday with occasional Info. 419-394-6484. Township.
Myrtle Yoh Bechtel
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Saturdays.
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Coins, salt & pepper shak-
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ers, silver, post cards, col-
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Township.
CONCRETE WALLS ❍ Lawn Maintenance Estate of Melissa
890 Autos for Sale
45833
CANDLES Residential Computer repair ❍ Lawn Treatments Attention: Pam MADISON STREET Ga-
J. Baker to Robert P.
Gina Fox
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since 1993 ❍ Mulch Installation Rosswurm rage Sales (between
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JOEY FRATELLO’S is
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and Betsey Gamble,
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& tax
❍ Retaining Walls
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61 Participants
With Fundraisers &
Includes check
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Springer Family
Improvement
We are looking for maps available.
Trust to VH Cooper
& toe front and rear.
Elida Health Foods RESIDENTAL & (419) 235-3708 Outgoing & Energetic
& Co Inc., portion of
COMMERCIAL RN’s, LPN’s, & STNA’s Additional parts & labor
101 W. Main Street
Windows, Doors,
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M-F 10:30-5:30 PM, Sat. 10:00-1 PM
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3).
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PACKAGE $6000
Pole Buildings,
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L.L.C. Please apply in person
8:00am to 4:00pm 370 H o
Improvement
m e RAABE Carpenter,
Stan D. Owens to
Sheriff

Kenneth W. Short,
Broadway St. (St. Rt. 66) Monday through Friday 11260 Elida Rd., Delphos
Spencerville 30% TOP SOIL • Trimming & Removal 1425 East Fifth St., M 7:30-8,
portion of inlots 921,
Get a 45 min. personal
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loss class at SPENCERVILLE ON WINDOWS COMPOST KEVIN M. MOORE
EOE
419-692-0055
Rhett A. Decamp,
Hardware Lois M. Decamp,
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Delphos is accepting ap-
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• Pole Barns • Siding • Windows SPEARS
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week. Basic computer
and phones skills are a
arriving daily!
miles. Good condition.
T-Tops. Silver w/charcoal
interior. See at 141 Sunset
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portion of inlot 536,
Transmission, Inc. Stump, Shrub & Tree Removal plus. E-mail resume to 242 N. Main St.,
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Van Wert.
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Berne, IN 46711
•LAWN MOWING• Advertise Your OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-2:30PM Teresa Williman, MD
Williman, inlot 2294,
419-453-3620 Business
•FERTILIZATION• 514 Dewey (Check it out) $125,000.00 Delphos, OH Bob Jettinghoff (419) 204-5380
704 Beechwood Pl.(New Price) $104,900.00 Elida, OH Jack Adams (419) 302-2171 Van Wert.
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•WEED CONTROL

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$
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419-695-8516 To advertise call
816 E. FIFTH ST. DELPHOS FULLY INSURED Lindell Spears
Ph. 419-692-5801 Mark Pohlman Don’t make a move without us! Trust to David Meyer,
419-339-9084
419-695-0015 portion of lot 129,
Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 8-2
cell 419-233-9460 675 W. Market St., Suite 120, Lima, OH Phone: 419-879-1006
Phone: 419-695-1006 lot 130, an Wert
312 N. Main St. Delphos, OH subdivision.
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A development that you’ll have SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) --
nothing to do with might work out Monday, May 2, 2011 It’s your attitude that determines
far more fortunately for you than Spend your time and talents in the type of responses you get from
any plans you design yourself. Go the year ahead on objectives that others. If you want colleagues to be
with the flow. are meaningful and can bring you convivial, offer them friendliness in
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Be something of value to show for your an earnest, sincere and cooperative BLONDIE
prepared to dismiss all thoughts of hard work. The near future will be manner.
failure and focus exclusively on a a period in which elevating your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
new endeavor and how you intend talents could pay off handsomely. 21) -- Exerting your efforts on
to make it a success. Positive TAURUS (April 20-May 20) behalf of those you love will
thinking will strengthen your -- The size or intricacies of a big make your actions seem larger
resolve. project won’t intimidate you. Your than life. As a result, your sense
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- talents come more sharply into of accomplishment will be huge to
Just because certain activities might focus when you’re involved in you as well.
be too overwhelming for others to something huge and significant. It CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
handle, don’t let that dissuade you behooves you to go for broke. -- Your executive qualities will be
from establishing lofty goals for GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- exceptionally sharp, so if you find
yourself. Go for broke. Don’t underrate your hunches or yourself involved with a group that
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- We can premonitions, with the exception needs organization, step to the fore
always pick up little bits and pieces of negative ones, because all and organize matters.
of useful information from almost they’ll do is stop you from trying AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
everyone we deal with. What you your best. Use the positive ones to -- If you’re negotiating a delicate
learn now will prove to be helpful score big. but important matter, remember
down the line. CANCER (June 21-July 22) that everything comes to those BEETLE BAILEY
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- -- Whenever there is harmony of who wait. Patiently cling to the
You’re gifted with a greater range purpose, the will to succeed will end results, and the victory you
of vision than usual, giving you win out every time. It behooves envision will come to pass.
the ability to spot opportunities you to pursue collective endeavors, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) --
most people will miss. Use this because if the group wins, Curiosity can be good when it is
advantage wisely and enjoy it everybody wins. used to inform and learn. Don’t
responsibly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) hesitate to ask questions about
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Something you’ve been something a group involvement
-- Neediness for approval or overlooking for quite some time that you fail to fully comprehend.
compliments from others will can be of significant benefit. ARIES (March 21-April 19) --
lessen your effectiveness. Thus, Fortunately, you should finally Although you’re a cool-headed
the only person you should please start seeing it for what it actually is individual, your emotions and
is yourself, which you can do by and what it can offer. sensitivities could be more acute
living up to your abilities. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- It than usual, working to your
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- behooves you to at least attempt advantage by helping you better
There will be ample opportunities to put back on track a valued understand another.
to satisfy your need to succeed.
However, don’t ask more of SNUFFY SMITH
yourself than is necessary for
fulfillment.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) -- Don’t make the mistake
of being intimidated by persons
whom you think have more power
or greater talent than you. What
you see isn’t always what you get
-- watch out for facades.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
-- If you firmly believe that Lady
Luck favors you as much as she
does others, your positive thinking
will help things turn in your favor,
without much additional effort on
your part.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
-- It isn’t necessary to settle for HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
the status quo when situations
are running reasonably well. You
could use your natural gifts to
make things better.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) --
Fiscal trends tend to favor you, but
you must move on them rapidly
in order to capitalize on any
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GOP
Ottoville (Continued from page 1)

inducts 23 you get into a little bit of trouble,


you’re more likely to go. To
in to NHS have someone there with expe-
rience is important and having
someone there that can represent
The Ottoville Chapter of the those kind of claims and cases is
National Honor Society inducted important.”
its new members Friday after- Both candidates agreed that
noon. Top: 2011 NHS induct-
ees are, front from left, Audrey the atmosphere at Van Wert
Rieger, daughter of Tim and Toni Municipal Court had certainly
Rieger; Monica Buettner, daugh- improved since Leatherman had
ter of Kevin and Karen Buettner; taken over behind the bench.
Brittany Foster, daughter of Campbell had spent more than
Brian Foster and Mikki Strawser; two decades as judge before his
Rachel Turnwald, daughter sanctions for judicial misconduct
of Tim and Donna Turnwald; were handed down by the Ohio
Kendra Koester, daughter of Supreme Court. Leatherman and
Chuck and Jodi Koester; Alyssa Wolfrum were two of the three
DeLong, daughter of Lynette and finalists for the seat.
Randy DeLong; Nicole Vorst,
daughter of Dan and Mary Vorst. Bundchen-
Brady body-
Back: Victoria Jackson, daughter
of Rod and Sonia Stoner; Amy
Looser, daughter of Connie and
Dave Looser; Kara Hoersten,
daughter of Jim and Lois
guards face trial
Hoersten; Abby Siefker, daugh-
ter of Tom and Cheryl Siefker;
in Costa Rica
PUNTARENAS, Costa
Rachel Beining, daughter of
Jerry and Sue Beining; Megan Rica (AP) — A Costa Rican
Marlow, daughter of Bonnie judge will hold a trial on the
and Dan Marlow; Tammy claims by two photographers
Wannemacher, daughter of Todd that bodyguards for Brazilian
and Sandy Wannemacher; and model Gisele Bundchen and
Ashley Wehri, daughter of Kathy NFL quarterback Tom Brady
and Ed Wehri. shot at them during the celebrity
Bottom:Inducteesalsoinclude, couple’s 2009 wedding.
front from left, Jacob Turnwald, Judge Hernan Salazar issued
son of Jerry and Ann Turnwald; the order for a trial for the body-
Derek Schimmoeller, son of guards Friday after the parties
Darren and Julie Schimmoeller; failed to reach a settlement out
Logan Gable, son of Greg and of court.
Sue Gable; Logan Kortokrax, son The photographers’ lawyer,
of Terry and Sheila Kortokrax. Victor Herrera, says his clients
Back: Dylan Fortman, son of refused a settlement offer of
Doug and Norma Fortman; $200.
Bryan Hohlbein, son of Joe and The two photographers allege
Donna Hohlbein; Cory Fischer, that three bodyguards shot at
son of Rick and Lori Fischer; and them after they took pictures
MacKenzie Bendele, son of Dale
Stacy Taff photos
and Lisa Bendele. of the couple’s wedding from a
nearby property. They were not
injured.

Social Security goes paperless Sunday;


current recipients by March 1, 2013
WASHINGTON — Social Security benefits,” Go Direct® public education
The U.S. Department of said Treasurer Rios. “It costs campaign provides informa-
the Treasury is retiring the 92 cents more to issue a pay- tion to Americans about the
paper Social Security check ment by paper check than by change to how federal benefit
for millions of baby boom- direct deposit. We are retir- payments are being delivered
ers and others applying for ing the Social Security paper and makes it easy for cur-
federal benefits, a move that check option in favor of elec- rent check recipients to switch
will save taxpayers $1 bil- tronic payments because it is online at www.GoDirect.org
lion over the next 10 years. the right thing to do for ben- or by calling a toll-free hel-
Beginning Sunday, anyone efit recipients and American pline.
newly applying for Social taxpayers alike.” Sunday
Security, Veterans Affairs The Treasury Department People newly applying
or other federal benefits will published a final rule in for federal benefits on or
need to choose an electronic December 2010, to gradu- after Sunday, must choose
payment method – paper ally eliminate paper checks an electronic payment option
checks will no longer be for federal benefit payments. at the time they sign up for
an option. People currently In addition to the taxpayer their benefits. If they wish
receiving their federal ben- savings, electronic payments to direct their money into a
efits by paper check must are safer and more conve- bank or credit union account,
switch to direct deposit by nient than paper checks. they will want to have the
Elida Elementary second-grade teacher Marci Halker helps her student Lelia Adkins March 1, 2013. Last year alone, more than following information on
set up Skype, which the class has used to video-chat with Adkins’ father, Major Travis Treasurer of the United 540,000 Social Security hand at the time they apply
Adkins, who is stationed in Iraq. States Rosie Rios today and Supplemental Security for their benefits:
highlighted the savings to Income (SSI) paper checks • Financial institution’s
Skype taxpayers by ceremonially
writing a check to American
were reported lost or stolen
and had to be replaced.
routing transit number (often
found on a personal check)
taxpayers in the amount of • Account type – check-
(Continued from page 1) skypeing with his daughter’s the songs you’ve sung for $1 billion. “More than 18 Historic move away ing or saving
class was hearing them sing me, especially ‘My country million baby boomers are from checks • Account number (often
flag for you guys, on March patriotic songs. tis of thee.’ I was moved expected to reach retirement On Jan. 31, 1940, Ida found on a personal check)
27, 2011.” “This whole experience to tears with that one, just to age during the next five Mae Fuller received the first People who prefer receiv-
One of the things that has been very heartwarm- hear your little voices sing- years, with 10,000 people monthly Social Security ben- ing their payments on a pre-
Adkins enjoyed most about ing,” he said. “Particularly ing it.” a day becoming eligible for efit check and, to date, about paid debit card or who do not
165 million people have have an account at a finan-
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