75¢ Friday, Serving the Grand Lake January 24, 2020 area since 1848 The ‘Ivy’ League: Wolf scores school-record 36 against Cardinals See P. 14 DailyCelina, Ohio • © 2020 StandardS Printingt Co. All Rightsan Reserved • dailystandard.comdard Board fires coaches charged with murder By LESLIE GARTRELL on Thursday evening. situation,” Brown said. tand reportedly admitted they had [email protected] Board members approved an Last week, Stephen, 31, and Hies- conspired to kill Briar. athletic supplemental contract for tand, 18, both of Portland, Indiana, According to the affidavit, Ste- FORT RECOVERY — Fort the 2019-2020 school year for new were arrested and charged with the phen and Hiestand met with Han- Recovery Local Schools Board coach Ryan Thien. Superintendent murder of Shea Briar, 31, Portland. nah Knapke, 18, Fort Recovery, in of Education members fired high Larry Brown said Thien had gained Briar and Stephen were involved in a church parking lot to tell her school head softball coach Esther experience by volunteering with a legal dispute over a shared child, of their plan to murder Briar and Stephen and assistant coach Shelby the team. according to court documents. asked to borrow her car. Hiestand and hired a new head “He expressed a willingness to During interviews with investi- Stephen Hiestand softball coach at a special meeting assist the team in this challenging gators on Jan. 14, Stephen and Hies- See COACHES, page 9 Don’t get caught in Council . THE APP TRAP considers . By LESLIE GARTRELL [email protected] electric CELINA — A former Inter- net Crimes Against Children task force investigator and inter- net safety expert wants to help empower teens and educate par- policy ents about current trends and By WILLIAM KINCAID online risks. [email protected] Scott Frank worked in law enforcement for 36 years, includ- CELINA — City councilors will ing time with the Ottawa and soon vote on legislation formal- Wood counties sheriff’s depart- izing a decades-old practice of ments and as a DARE resource offering a discount on transform- officer. He joined the ICAC in 2006 ers installed as part of commer- and was a “chatter,” someone who cial and rural electricity extension would pose as a 15 year-old or projects. younger to draw out predators. While researching an unre- For 10 years Frank said he lated customer account issue, city was subjected to “the worst of administrators began looking into the worst.” He felt firsthand the an unwritten policy that waives bullying that teens experience all or portions of the cost of trans- and the pressure predators and formers put up by city personnel, others push onto teens for illicit city safety service director Tom material. Hitchcock pointed out at a recent “That’s kind of the catalyst for council commitee meeting. where I am now,” he said. “We’re not sure we can do that Frank is a motivational speak- without council approval,” he said. er and founder of the Digital “The code says we can, but I don’t Empowerment Project. Since think we have the real ability with- 2017, he has followed his passion out getting council approval to do it to empower teens to make safe on each one.” and healthy choices online and “We’ve been doing this for to educate parents so they can decades,” mayor Jeff Hazel add- support and guide their teens ed. “We’ve kind of tried to do an by covering everything from the exhaustive search to find out how dark web to online empowerment or why it happened.” The search found nothing and strategies. council members are being asked It’s important that kids and to enact legislation laying out adults alike slow down and think parameters for the practice. The about what they’re downloading The .Daily .Standard city typically assesses the cost of and what they’re accepting when materials, 50% of the transformer it comes to apps and terms of ser- reading “You further grant us a costs and 15% for miscellaneous vice agreements, he said. How to go royalty-free license to use your costs, city electric distribution Some apps, such as the pop- user name, image, voice, and like- DANGER superintendent Mike Mertz said. It ular video-sharing app TikTok, Former investigator Scott Frank ness to identify you as the source does not charge for labor. include stipulations in their terms will talk about protecting children from of any of your User Content.” “That’s kind of been our stan- of service that allow them to profit digital predators. TikTok, which belongs to Chi- dard for the last several years, from user content, even if a user’s na-based ByteDance, agreed to depending on what (the business account is private. Users auto- WHEN: Sunday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. WHERE: Alethia Christian Church, pay $5.7 million last February to ‘If a parent is is) doing, how much they’re going matically give permission to the settle allegations that it illegallyDO NOT CROSSto help the community out with 7190 Fleetfoot Road, Celina app once the terms of service are collected personal information limiting access, kids employment or if it’s a farmer out accepted, and they can’t recon- such as names, email addresses in the country.” sider afterward. users of the Services and other and their location from children will circumvent it. Driving the issue is a $147,000 “By submitting User Content third-parties to view, access, use, under the age of 13, according to bill charged to MVP Dairy for via the Services, you hereby grant download, modify, adapt, repro- the Federal Trade Commission. WARNINGThe internet is extending service to the non-GMO us an unconditional irrevocable, duce, make derivative works of, It is the largest civil penalty ever milk producer located at 7124 U.S. non-exclusive, royalty-free, fully publish and/or transmit your User obtained by the commission in a here to stay.’ 33, Celina. City officials agreed to transferable, perpetual world- Content in any format and on any children’s privacy case, according provide infrastructure and service wide license to use, modify, adapt, platform, either now known or to the FTC. — .Scott .Frank, after other area suppliers declined reproduce, make derivative works hereinafter invented,” the terms Frank mentioned the After former .investigator to do so, Hazel said. of, publish and/or transmit, and/or of service reads. distribute and to authorize other The terms of service continues, See TRAP, page 9 See ELECTRIC, page 9 Schiff .sets .tone .with .appeals .to .Senate Sooo soft WASHINGTON (AP) — In the view with The Associated Press otherwise scripted impeachment before arguments resumed on trial, it was a rare spontaneous Thursday. He said many of them moment: Sen. Lindsey Graham, are familiar only with conserva- one of President Donald Trump’s tive criticism of him, and they are chief defenders, stopped Rep. “finding I’m not the demon that I’m Adam Schiff, the lead prosecutor, portrayed as on Fox.” to shake his hand and compliment Schiff said he wishes that the him on his arguments for Trump’s Graham exchange hadn’t been removal. caught on camera, “because it was Though Graham has ridiculed nice to have a private moment. And the case against the president, and I don’t want to discourage that kind heaped scorn on Democrats such of thing. But I very much appreci- as Schiff, he said he believes the ated his comments.” California Democrat is “well spo- A former federal prosecutor ken” and “did a good job of cre- who represents parts of Hollywood, ating a tapestry, taking bits and Schiff has been a frequent target of pieces of evidence and emails and Schiff conservatives since the then-GOP- giving a rhetorical flourish ... some- led House Intelligence Committee times effectively, sometimes a little impeachment manager. He is set- started investigating Trump’s ties over the top.” ting the tone of the prosecution’s to Russia in the 2016 election. He Schiff is the face of the House’s case, working methodically to con- was frequently on television ques- impeachment case against Trump, vince even his most ardent detrac- tioning Trump’s actions. which has made him the principal tors that Trump deserves to be The criticism intensified, Dan .Melograna/The .Daily .Standard target of Trump’s ire. Though he removed from office. though, when Democrats took the has six managers by his side, House “In a way I do feel like I’m intro- House majority in early 2019 and William Schutz, 3, hugs some stuffing during “Polar Pals” in which Speaker Nancy Pelosi appointed ducing myself to a number of the kids create their own polar animal on Thursday at the St. Henry Branch Schiff, her confidante, as the lead senators,” Schiff said in an inter- See SENATE, page 9 Library.

1 Section Inside today Weather, 9 172nd Year, Number 20 Classifieds ...... 11 Obituaries ...... 5 Sudoku ...... 9 Saturday: Mostly . Comics/Crossword . . . . . 10 Opinion ...... 8 Town .& .County ...... 4 Dear .Annie ...... 5 Religion ...... 6, .7 TV .Listings ...... 2 cloudy .with .rian, .snow Local .News ...... 3 Sports ...... 12-14 Low: .31, .High: .35 CM YK 2 THE DAILY STANDARD Friday, Celina, Ohio Nation January 24, 2020 Over 100 state lawmakers accused of misconduct tics at Rutgers harassment training for their ness Office in its investigation ing a break by Lucido. During against others, such as Lucido. Michigan state University in members. That’s up signifi- of Lucido, who faces two sepa- the training session, McMor- The list of 101 accused law- New Jersey. cantly from January 2018, rate complaints. row said, Lucido raised vari- makers includes at least one senator the latest The AP when the AP’s initial survey Lucido, a Republican, was ous scenarios in which sexual person from three-fourths of review found found that about a third of all accused last week of making harassment could occur and the states. to be accused mixed indica- legislative chambers did not a sexist remark to a female commented: “The culture is One of the most recent to tions of prog- require lawmakers to receive reporter seeking an inter- what it (is) around here. We be penalized was Wisconsin JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. ress and prob- training about what consti- view. After that incident was can’t change that.” state Rep. Staush Gruszyn- (AP) — State lawmakers lems as the tutes sexual harassment, how publicized, Democratic state Experts agree that cultur- ski, who in December was across the U.S. have reached #MeToo move- Lucido to report it and what conse- Sen. Mallory McMorrow came al change in an institution removed from committee a troubling milestone for alle- ment enters quences it carries. forward this week to allege takes much more than basic assignments and the Demo- gations of sexual misconduct, its third legislative year. Over Two years ago, the AP that she had been sexually training about what consti- cratic caucus after an inves- even as they have taken sig- the past two years, states found that only a minority of harassed by Lucido during tutes harassment. tigation determined he “ver- nificant steps to try to prevent have enacted more than 75 legislative bodies conducted a Senate orientation session “The reality is that people bally sexually harassed” a and investigate such behavior. laws and resolutions targeting external investigations into shortly after the November who sexually harass, they legislative employee at an off- Recent complaints filed sexual harassment, abuse and complaints, with most oth- 2018 elections. She said Luci- know — they already know site location after work hours. against Michigan state Sen. assault within government or ers entrusting lawmakers or do held his hand on her lower what this is,” said Debbie S. Gruszynski has rejected calls Peter Lucido mean at least the private sector. staff to look into allegations back, near her rear, during a Dougherty, a communications to resign. 101 state legislators now have Some of those laws have against colleagues. Today, the conversation about how she professor at the University The fact that sexual been publicly accused of sex- required regular training AP found that about half of won election and looked her of Missouri who researches harassment complaints have ual harassment or miscon- intended to prevent harass- all state legislative chambers up and down while comment- sexual harassment policies. continued mounting against duct since the start of 2017, ment, established clear chan- have procedures for external ing: “I can see why.” “That’s why we find that these lawmakers shows that the according to an Associated nels for reporting allegations, investigators to look into sex- Lucido issued a brief apol- kind of informational, first- problem remains, but it Press review. granted greater legal protec- ual misconduct complaints ogy for the “misunderstand- order trainings are almost also suggests that victims That tally has continued to tions to whistle blowers, shed involving lawmakers — a ing” with the reporter but always a failure.” feel more confident in filing grow, despite the fact that the public light on secretive settle- process that experts say can later said he was misquoted. The AP’s review identified reports, said Walsh, of the vast majority of state legisla- ments and extended the dead- instill greater confidence for He denied McMorrow’s alle- at least 39 lawmakers who Center for American Women tive chambers now require line for prosecuting or suing people to come forward with gations as “completely untrue resigned or were expelled and Politics. lawmakers to undergo train- over past instances of sexual complaints. and politically motivated.” from office since January 2017 “That’s a sign in some ways ing about sexual harassment, abuse. At least two-thirds of all Some states don’t require Michigan Senate policy following sexual misconduct of the progress of having sort the AP review found. states have enacted some sort the use of external investiga- requires members to receive allegations and an additional of a clearer, cleaner path that “Training doesn’t guar- of new law in the #MeToo era. tors but allow it as an option. training regarding sexual 37 who faced other forms of women can take if they have antee that harassment will The AP review found that Michigan’s Republican harassment. That training repercussions, such as the faced harassment,” she said, stop,” said Debbie Walsh, at least 43 state Senate cham- Senate majority leader is hir- occurred at the same orien- loss of committee leadership “and that will lead to people director of the Center for bers and 45 House or Assem- ing outside lawyers to assist tation in which McMorrow positions. A few were cleared. feeling that they empowered American Women and Poli- bly chambers require sexual the nonpartisan Senate Busi- alleges she was harassed dur- Investigations are ongoing enough to step forward.” Texting suicide woman freed from jail The Daily BOSTON (AP) — Michelle “It is now declined last week to hear Carter, the woman convicted time to focus her lawyers’ appeal of her Standard of manslaughter for urging on the posi- involuntary manslaugh- Friday, January 24, 2020 her suicidal boyfriend to kill tives in my ter conviction in Roy’s 2014 (U.S.P.S. 146-240) Number 20 Established 1848 himself in text messages that life,” she said death. 123 East Market St., P.O. Box 140, included, “Just do it, babe,” in a state- It also comes after she was Celina, Ohio 45822 was released from jail Thurs- ment. “I will denied parole in September. 419-586-2371 Phone (877) 525-3680 day after more than three continue to State parole board members 419-586-6271 Fax months was shaved from her honor my son said in their decision that Periodicals postage paid at sentence for good behavior. every day, they “remain troubled” that Celina, Mercer Co., Ohio 45822. Carter, 23, walked out of keeping his Carter Carter not only encouraged Published daily except Sundays, the Bristol County jail in Dart- memory and Roy to kill himself, but also New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Inde- pendence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiv- mouth, Massachusetts, wear- spirit in my memory, and to actively prevented others ing Day and Christmas Day. ing the same white blazer, find ways to help others who from intervening. Same day delivery-carrier: 1 year dark slacks and a dark tur- may be experiencing what I Carter’s case garnered $145.00; 6 months $76.00; 3 months Associated Press tleneck she wore last Febru- have experienced.” national attention, including $40.00. Harvey Weinstein leaves the courthouse following the sec- ary, when a judge ordered her Roy’s aunt Becki Maki an HBO special, as it raised Same day delivery-driver: 1 year ond day of his rape trial on Thursday in New York. to begin serving a 15-month acknowledged the family is thorny legal questions about $155.00; 6 months $83.00; 3 months sentence. “disappointed” Carter wasn’t free speech and provided a $44.00. The Plainville native required to serve her full disturbing look at teenage Mail delivery: 1 Year $190; 6 Months $105; 3 Months $60. didn’t speak as two jail staff- sentence, but said that it still relationships and depres- Office hours 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon- ‘Sopranos’ actress says ers escorted her to an SUV “doesn’t change that Conrad sion. It also sparked legisla- day-Friday or leave message. where her lawyer and parents is forever gone.” tive proposals in Massachu- Postmaster: Send address changes were waiting for her. She also Bristol County Sheriff setts to criminalize suicide to The Daily Standard, P.O. Box 140, Weinstein raped her declined to speak to reporters Thomas Hodgson, who over- coercion. Celina, OH 45822. NEW YORK (AP) — where the movie mogul whose later Thursday as she report- sees the jail where Carter served her sentence, said “Sopranos” actress Annabel- downfall gave rise to the ed to her probation officer. State officials say Carter’s he understood how Carter’s la Sciorra confronted Harvey #MeToo movement is charged probation ends Aug. 1, 2022. release could be painful for Weinstein from the witness with forcibly performing oral Lottery numbers She also can’t have any con- Roy’s family and others. But stand Thursday, testifying sex on former production CLEVELAND (AP) — Pick 4 Midday tact with her late boyfriend he said Carter had been a that the former Hollywood assistant Mimi Haleyi in his These Ohio lotteries were 8-7-3-8 Conrad Roy III’s family and “model inmate” who stayed drawn Thursday: studio boss overpowered and New York apartment in 2006 can’t profit from her story dur- out of trouble and participat- Pick 5 Evening raped her and made other and raping an aspiring actress Pick 3 Evening 6-1-6-6-7 ing that time. ed in jail programs, which 4-1-2 crude overtures that includ- in a hotel room in 2013. 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level: 7 5 6 8 9 1 4 2 3 tough 3 6 1 4 7 2 9 8 5 Thursday’s Solution 6 7 4 5 9 1 8 3 2 5 4 9 6 1 8 7 3 2 1 5 2 6 8 3 4 7 9 3 8 9 2 4 7 5 6 1 2 8 7 5 3 9 6 1 4 5 9 3 7 1 4 6 2 8 8 2 6 9 3 5 1 4 7 6 9 3 7 8 5 2 4 1 4 1 7 8 6 2 9 5 3 2 4 5 1 7 9 3 8 6 8 7 5 1 2 4 3 9 6 9 3 8 4 2 6 7 1 5 7 6 1 3 5 8 2 9 4 1 2 4 9 6 3 5 7 8 Friday, THE DAILY STANDARD 3 January 24, 2020 Local & State Celina, Ohio Public meetings County OKs sheriff’s computer storage Monday — New Bre- By WILLIAM KINCAID office had also solicited bids the findings of a $24,000 IT commissioners, emergency medical services men Village Council [email protected] from two other vendors. Blue- assessment by Afidence of • approved county engi- advisory board. meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Bridge of Cleveland submit- Mason to assess taxpayer- neer Jim Wiechart’s request • issued a proclamation village office. CELINA — Mercer Coun- ted a $40,750 quote. ITsavvy funded technology to ensure to contract with VTF Excava- recognizing Spencer Homan ty commissioners this week of Addison, Illinois, did not efficiency. tion for $17,973.10 for erosion for achieving the rank of Monday — Celina City signed off on sheriff Jeff submit a quote. Sheriff’s office network protection repair services for Eagle Scout. Council meets at 7 p.m. in Grey’s request to spend near- council chambers on the ly $30,000 for computer stor- “The storage will be larger administrator Kory Hoff- Township Line Road bridge. • approved Grey’s request second floor of the city age for his office. and store most of our servers hines determined an HE-50 The quote is for labor and for $2,800 in travel/training administration building. Commissioners awarded a and documents,” Grey wrote Hybrid Flash Expansion material for bridge rock allowance for staff to attend $27,215.81 contract to Sonit in a letter to commissioners. would best suit the agency’s channel repair. an “offender watch sympo- Monday — St. Henry Systems to provide the com- He also noted the stor- needs, Grey continued. • appointed Austin Harn- sium,” scheduled April 5-10 Village Council meets at puter system. The sheriff’s age was recommended by In other action this week, er to a vacancy on the county in New Orleans, Louisiana. 6 p.m. at the village hall.

Monday — St. Marys City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. in the village office. Right to Life Corrections Monday — Fort Recov- ery Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in the department board conference room.

Monday — Coldwater changes Village Council meets at 7 p.m. at the municipal building. inspections COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio Tuesday — Lake Facil- corrections officials will soon ities Authority meets at conduct surprise visits of 3 p.m. in Mercer County jails and require mandatory commissioners’ office on reporting of incidents such as the second floor of the suicides and escapes, follow- Central Services Build- ing a string of lawsuits and ing, Celina. inmate deaths in multiple county jails. Tuesday — The Area Starting this year, the Ohio Agency on Aging 3 board Department of Rehabilita- of directors meets at 9:30 tion and Correction will con- a.m. in the conference duct annual full inspections room at 2423 Allentown on all standards which were Road, Lima. were previously conducted around a subset of rules, the Tuesday — The Tri Dayton Daily News reported County Alcohol, Drug Tuesday. The state adminis- Addiction and Mental trative code has also been Health Services Board changed to allow for unan- of Van Wert, Mercer and nounced inspections and Paulding Counties meets mandatory reporting of all at 5 p.m. in Van Wert Lesley Gartrell/The Daily Standard critical incidents. Health Conference Room Prior to the changes, A. Pro-life supporters on Thursday evening line up outside Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church in Fort Recovery as they prepare to board a bus headed to the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. reporting of in-custody deaths or use-of-force was Thursday — Celina optional. Board of Zoning Appeals Between May and Decem- meets at 6 p.m. in council ber, before the reporting chambers on the second mandates took place, the floor of the city adminis- David Duke to pay man injured at rally department was notified of tration building. COLUMBUS (AP) — For- Burke’s physical inju- or intimidated by white dreds of white nationalists to numerous incidents includ- ing 37 deaths — 16 of which Feb. 3 — Burkettsville mer Ku Klux Klan leader ries still require medical supremacy,” said Michael Charlottesville to protest the were suicides, two serious Village Council meets at David Duke has agreed to treatment and may be per- Fradin, representing Burke. removal of a statue of Con- suicide attempts, 25 escapes, 7:30 p.m. at the village pay an Ohio man $5,000 after manent, and he has experi- Kyle Bristow, a lawyer federate Gen. Robert E. Lee. three fires, three sexual mis- hall. the man alleged he was enced “severe psychological representing Duke, noted In December 2018, Fields severely injured during a and emotional suffering,” that Duke “categorically and was convicted of first-degree conducts and 19 other inci- dents at jails across Ohio. Feb. 4 — Minster Vil- white supremacist and neo- according to Burke’s May vigorously denied” the alle- murder in the killing of Hey- A spokeswoman with the lage Council meets at Nazi rally two years ago in 2019 federal lawsuit. gations in the lawsuit. er and multiple charges for department told The Associ- 6:30 p.m. in the village Virginia attended by Duke, The lawsuit names mul- “I merely attended a rally to injuries caused to others in ated Press in an email this offices. according to attorneys and tiple defendants, including defend the heritage and rights the car attack. He was sen- week that these are the criti- court documents. Fields and Duke. Burke on of European-Americans,” tenced to life in prison plus cal incidents reported to the Feb. 10 — St. Marys Bill Burke of Athens says Tuesday accepted an “offer Duke said in a statement 419 years. He is appealing agency and that the actual City Council meets at 6:30 he was struck by a car driven of judgment” from Duke for provided by Bristow. “I have his convictions. number might be different. p.m. in the village office. by James Alex Fields Jr. — in $5,000, according to court always been dedicated to non- Fields of Maumee already The department also a crash that killed counter- records and Duke’s attorney. violence and human rights, is serving life sentences updated rules for jails, Feb. 10 — New Bremen protester Heather Heyer — The judgment “is a step in and I condemn violence.” after accepting a plea deal in including establishing mini- Village Council meets at during the August 2017 rally the right direction for those The “Unite the Right” ral- a federal hate crimes case. mum space per inmate in dif- 6:30 p.m. at the village in Charlottesville, Virginia. who refuse to be silenced ly on Aug. 12, 2017, drew hun- ferent holding areas. office.

Feb. 10 — Coldwater Village Council meets at 7 p.m. at the municipal building. Cleveland bishop

Feb. 11 — Auglaize County Board of Health named Philadelphia’s meets at 8:30 a.m. in the board conference room, 813 Defiance St., Wapakoneta. next archbishop

Feb. 11 — St. Marys PHILADELPHIA (AP) — your healing and support Board of Education The Roman Catholic bishop and hold you deep within meets at 8 a.m. at the of Cleveland will become our hearts — those who have District Service Center, the new leader of the Arch- been hurt. It should have 1445 Celina Road, for a diocese of Philadelphia, the never happened, and we are permanent improvement Vatican announced Thurs- sorry.” tour. day, making him the first His- Perez has had to deal with panic archbishop to lead the that issue while in Cleveland. Feb. 11 — Coldwa- region’s 1.3 million-member The diocese last year made ter Exempted Village flock. public a list of 22 previous- Schools Board of Educa- Nelson Perez, who spent ly unidentified priests and tion meets at 7 p.m. in the most of his early pastoral other clergy it said had been Cav room. career in the Philadelphia credibly accused of sexually area, was introduced Thurs- abusing minors. Perez said Feb. 12 — Mercer day in a news conference at in a letter announcing the County Board of Health the archdiocese’s Philadel- release of the names that a meets at 8 a.m. in confer- phia headquarters. He will committee assembled by the ence room B195 at the succeed Archbishop Charles diocese determined that the Mercer County Central Chaput, a conservative cul- accusations against the cler- Services Building, 220 W. ture warrior who is stepping ics were “more likely than Livingston St., Celina. down after turning 75 last not to be true.” year, the traditional retire- Perez had pledged in 2018 Feb. 12 — New Bremen ment age for Catholic bishops. to follow the lead of other Local Schools Board of Chaput welcomed Perez to dioceses and release the Education meets at 7 p.m. his new post, which he will names of priests credibly in the high school com- assume Feb. 18. He called accused of sexual abuse, past Associated Press munity room. his successor “a man who and present. The Cleveland already knows and loves the diocese in 2002 began pub- Fiona, a Nile Hippopotamus, eats her specialty birthday cake to celebrate turning 3 years old today, in her enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden on Thursday in Cin- Feb. 12 — St. Marys church in Philadelphia.” lishing the names of priests Perez shared his enthu- who were accused from that cinnati. The Cincinnati Zoo is using the third birthday of its beloved premature hippo as a Board of Education way to raise money for Australian wildlife affected by the recent bushfires. meets at 6:30 pm. in the siasm for the city, saying, year forward. high school auditorium. “It’s awesome to be back in Chaput, for his part, Philadelphia with people faced a difficult task trying Feb. 18 — Minster Vil- who are faith-filled, who love to restore credibility in the lage Council meets at the Lord, love the church.” Philadelphia hierarchy fol- Perez also praised Chaput’s lowing revelations of clergy Hippo has happy birthday; 6:30 p.m. in the village offices. tenure in the diocese, saying sexual abuse and cover-up by he faced challenges in Phila- his predecessors that were Feb. 19 — The Area delphia with “great courage revealed in 2005 and 2011 funds are raised for Australia Agency on Aging 3 advi- and steadfastness.” grand jury investigations. CINCINNATI (AP) — The Fiona a hug and says “Sup- weight is 55 to 120 pounds. sory council meets at 10 Perez, 58, attended the Appointed in 2011, Chaput Cincinnati Zoo is using the porting Our Friends Down Fiona now weighs a healthy a.m. in the conference diocesan seminary in Phil- was very much in favor under third birthday of its beloved Under.” 1,300 pounds, according to room at 2423 Allentown adelphia in the 1980s and conservative Pope John Paul premature hippo as a way All proceeds from sales of the zoo. Road, Lima. served in a number of Phil- II and Pope Benedict XVI, to raise money for Austra- the shirts will be sent to Zoos “Fiona won the hearts adelphia parishes before named to participate in lian wildlife affected by Victoria to help them care for of Cincinnatians when she Feb. 24 — St. Marys being named as an auxiliary important Vatican missions the recent bushfires. the animals that are suffer- fought to survive after being City Council meets at 6:30 bishop in Rockville Centre, even while being denied the Instead of sending birth- ing. The zoo will add $5,000 to born six weeks early and p.m. in the village office. New York, and then bishop of cardinal’s red hat. day gifts, the zoo is asking the total amount raised. terribly underweight,” Cin- Cleveland in 2017. Chaput has denied he is a people to buy T-shirts that Fiona became a global cinnati Zoo director Thayne Feb. 24 — New Bremen Perez also addressed critic of Pope Francis, and he will directly benefit the celebrity after she was born Maynard said. “Three years Village Council meets at church sex abuse victims hosted the Argentine pope Bushfire Emergency Wildlife on Jan. 24, 2017, and weighed later, people all over the 6:30 p.m. at the village Thursday, telling them, “I, when he visited Philadelphia Fund. The shirt features a in at just 29 pounds. The nor- world are still crazy about office. and we, continue to pray for in 2015. koala and kangaroo giving mal range for a hippo’s birth this normal, healthy hippo.” 4 THE DAILY STANDARD, Friday, Celina, Ohio Town & County January 24, 2020 Catholic group seeks Helping their peers volunteer drivers Michelle Caserta-Bixler, drivers will provide curb- mobility manager at Catholic to-curb transportation for Social Services of the Miami passengers who need rides Valley, has announced a pilot to medical and non-medical program to expand transpor- destinations. tation options in a six-county Drivers will use their region. personal vehicles to trans- Funding has been secured port within their county and from the Ohio Department of adjoining counties. They will Transportation for the six- be expected to safely operate month program. Other part- their vehicles according to ners in the endeavor include state driving laws and fill out Area Agency on Aging 3 and reporting forms. Logan County RTC Services. Drivers will be thoroughly The Volunteer Driv- trained and vetted with back- ing Program is focused on ground checks required. They transporting individuals to must hold valid Ohio driver’s medical and non-medical licenses with no more than appointments and employ- three points accrued. They ment. Priority will be given must be able to read maps to older adults and individu- and follow directions. Train- als with disabilities as well ing will include eight hours as low-income populations of ODOT Drive training, CPR who do not have access to and first aid, VIRTUS (Child other options. Protection) training and The program will allow defensive driving training. access for individuals who Each driver accepted into need transportation outside the program will be encour- Submitted photo of traditional transit hours aged to volunteer for at least and cannot afford the cost of two and no more than eight Local Girl Scout Troop 21222 purchased 45 coats, 65 hats, 112 pairs of gloves and donated them to Celina student private providers. round-trip assignments per Lauren Higgins, who was hosting a drive to support other Celina students who needed warmth during the winter. The pilot will run in Mer- month. Although the position Her program is called Santa’s Helpers. Troop 21222’s 28 members are from Parkway, Celina and Coldwater schools. cer, Auglaize, Logan, Shelby, is volunteer, some compen- Ages range from 5-14. Pictured with the donated winter apparel are Jennifer Kuhn, from left, Renee Whited, Lily Darke and Champaign coun- sation will be given for gas Whited, Hannah Whited, Lauren Higgins, Albany Roth, Emily Kuhn, Sydney Kuhn, Zoey Roth and Stacy Roth. ties. One goal is to eliminate allowances, insurance costs gaps in transportation that and vehicle depreciation. exist because of the lack of Anyone interested in cross-county and region-to- becoming a volunteer driv- Celina Middle School honor roll region transport. er should contact Michelle The initial phase of imple- Caserta-Bixler at Catholic Eighth grade Lauren Lochtefeld, Austin Cline, Noah Connolly, Lucy drez, Christian Miller, Ken- mentation is the recruit- Social Services, 937-575-7115 High honors — Carter Loughridge, Parker Lyme, Diethrich, Isabella Dono- zie Miracle, Emma Mor- ment and training of about or email mcaserta@cssmv- Altstaetter, Max Baum- Adrielle Martin, Kaden van, Tad Drexler, Kameron gan, Elise Muether, Kailtyn 10 volunteer drivers. The sidney.org. stark, Bella Carpenter, Caro- Murlin, Nick Newell, Cait- Elson, Brooke Faber, Gavin Muhlenkamp, Nathan Mull- line Fisher, Grace Gramza, lyn Nuding, Ethan Olwine, Fisher, Rachel Fortman, ins, Kanye Petaway, Gabby Ava Knapke and Michaela Gavin Pearson, Natilee Prat- Bridget Fullenkamp, Hailey Puschel, Ilea Puthoff, Koltyn Minnich. er, Keene Rinderle, Makayla Garrity, Averie Gates, Aubrey Rhoads, Natalie Rider, Alex Honors — Tatum Andrew, Rosario, Brady Sapp, Regan Gonzalez, Allie Gray, Danica Ross, Adian Saint, Tristan Sutton Andrews, Aliya Avers, Sibert, Victoria Smith, Hail- Harper, Lilly Heckler, Lilli Scott, Olivia Shroyer, Karsyn Nate Bye, Adalyn Byrd, ee Sprague, Alyssa Stachler, Heller, Trey Highley, Kenlee Smalley, Carly Smith, Math- Lydia Cassada, Rylan Chap- Clay Stein, Caleb Stephen- Holstad, Abby Holtsberry, ias Springer, Carson Stau- man, Daniel Claggett, Brycen son, Chase Sturwold, Josh Laney Hughes, Ivan Jatios, gler, Kaden Steed, Brady Crouch, Tyler Dircksen, Grant Sweeney, Sara Tester, Julia John John, Atreyu Jordan, Steinbrunner, Nick Steinb- Duncan, Jack Eichler, Ale- Vehorn, Paige Veit, Keaten Ian Kerns, Macy Kinnicutt, runner, Zayn Thobe, Sylas cia Eischen, Maddie Fleck, Watson and Remmie Wolford. Jon Lutz, Theodore Mas- Uhlenhake, Kaiden Werntz, Aerianna Gann, Piper Gilli- salsky, Dakota Mcafee, Jack Ryan Wibbenmeyer, Taryn land, Carver Harris, Emma Seventh grade McGohan, Kristoff Melen- Willrath and Jackie Zhang. Harter, Gabi Heindel, Dani- High honors — Thomas elle Heyman, Reece Highley, Capelle, Kaitlyn Dodds, Jacci Gracie Hinton, Ellie Hitch- Felver and Brock Walley. DINNERS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC cock, Kayli Howell, Savannah Honors — Grant Adams, Jacobs, Jake Knapke, Han- Lauren Ballard, Kate Braun, nah Koester, Ethan Kohler, Dalton Chilcoat, Makay- Celina VFW Chablis Krick, Landon Leiss, la Chrisman, Kameryn VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS EICHAR De CURTINS POST 5713 Public meetings set for levy 1118 W. Logan St., Celina, Ohio The Celina City Schools Lake United Methodist levy commitee will host two Church Fellowship Hall and Sat., JAN. 25 • 7-11 public information meetings Feb. 18 in the Celina High for the district bond issue School auditorium. Solo Guitar set to appear on the March District residents are primary election ballot. encouraged to attend to The meetings will be from learn about the levies and Danny Schneible 6:30-7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at Grand ask questions.

Submitted photo Minster Junior High School social studies teacher Mike Wiss congratulates winner seventh-grader Lexi Hanson of the school-level National Geography Bee. Hanson wins geography bee Minster Local Schools try’s parliament house, locat- seventh-grader Lexi Hanson ed in the Gamla Stan dis- on Jan. 16 won the 2019-2020 trict of what Swedish city? school-level National Geog- — Stockholm raphy Bee. This year’s bee partici- Lexi is the daughter of Joe pants were Jackson Corona, and April Hanson. She next Brooke Garringer and Parker will take an online geogra- Kerrigan, fifth grade; Annie phy exam to determine eli- Hemmelgarn, Jace Hemmel- gibility for state competition. garn and Ariana Hernan- She will receive her results dez, sixth grade; Lexi, Joey in a few weeks. Dwenger and Max Knapke, Two of the school’s cham- seventh grade; and James pionship questions were as Boehnlein, Ryan Halpin follows: and runner-up Jacob Keller, • The wreck of the last eighth grade. known slave ship to arrive School staff congratulate in America was recently dis- all participants, and espe- covered near Mobile, a major cially Lexi, for a job well seaport in what state that done. borders the Gulf of Mexico? People can brush up on — Alabama their geography skills by • Teenager Greta Thun- visiting nationalgeographic. berg started a global move- com/geobee, which posts five ment bringing attention to new questions daily from climate change when she past National Geographic protested outside her coun- Bees.

Senior nutrition menu The following is next shells, marinara sauce, a week’s menu at the Mercer plain breadstick, broccoli County Council on Aging, 217 and peaches. Riley St., Celina. Tuesday: Cheeseburger on The menu is also avail- a bun, potato triangles and able to seniors on the second pears. and fourth Tuesdays at the Wednesday: Bratwurst, Fort Recovery library, 113 N. mashed potatoes, sauer- Wayne St.; every Wednesday kraut, wheat bread and cran- at the Maria Stein Shrine berry velvet. of the Holy Relics, 2291 Thursday: Beef stew, bis- St. Johns Road; and every cuit and grapes. The Gar- Thursday at the Gardens at dens lunch: barbecued pork St. Henry, 522 Western Ave. ribette, scalloped potatoes, Cost is $3 per meal for lunch. green beans and cherry pie. Thursday evening meals Senior Center dinner: ham are being served at 5:30 p.m. loaf, potato, baked beans, a at the senior center for $5 per roll and butter and a sweet meal. Individuals must call treat. the center at least 24 hours in Friday: Spaghetti and advance to reserve a meal for meatballs, tossed salad, lunch and Thursday dinner. garlic bread and tapioca Call 419-586-1644. pudding. Monday: Two stuffed — Menu is subject to change. Friday, THE DAILY STANDARD 5 January 24, 2020 Community Record Celina, Ohio Obituaries Are wedding gifts under a warranty? Meredith McCarter DEAR ANNIE: My very sion to keep my own name, DEAR ANNIE: Thanks for Meredith Diann (Huss) McCarter, age 45 of Celina, Ohio, good friend “Pamela” has a and it continues to upset me. your article on grieving and passed away on Thursday, January 23, 2020 at home with son who recently got mar- It feels disrespectful, to say saying, “Don’t let anyone tell her family. ried. The wedding took place Dear the least. My husband thinks you how or when to grieve.” She was born the daughter of Douglas Huss and Claudia in the middle of September. it’s no big deal. Is he right? My brother was killed in a (Huffman) Wilcox on Aug. 1, 1974 in Bluffton, The bride decided at the Annie Is it worth me reaching out gun accident 39 years ago Indiana. She was married to Gerald McCart- beginning of December directly to each of them to and my mother was never er, who lives in Celina. that she didn’t want to be ask why they are doing this the same. I remember her Meredith is survived by five children Sky- married. when I otherwise don’t have saying that after a while lar McCarter, Victoria McCarter, Lane (Josh- My question is this: Who a lot of contact with them, or someone tried to be “help- ua) Gibson, Stephanie McCarter and Alden gets the gifts? The bride and ——— should I just let it go and try ful” by suggesting it was time McCarter all of Celina. She had three grand- groom were living with her DEAR ANNIE: My hus- not to let it bother me? — Ms. to move on. It didn’t go over band and I have lived child Aria Rodriguez, Alexander Osborne parents until they bought a Addressed well. — Gary in Indianapolis and Oliver Osborne. Her grandmother Mil- home, so they didn’t use any together for more than 30 dred Huss is surviving, living in Bluffton, of their wedding gifts. The years, and we decided to get DEAR MS. ADDRESSED: DEAR GARY: I am so sor- IN, her step-father Brian Wilcox of Cold- McCarter groom just bought a house. married about 15 years ago. Write this off as ignorance. ry for the tragic loss of your water and numerous Nieces, Nephews and I say that he should get the We live in a different state Sure, there’s a chance brother. And I’m sorry your Cousins. gifts; he is not the one who than his family and don’t see they’re deliberately disre- mother had to hear those She was preceded in death by her grandparents John & decided to leave the mar- them often. We do exchange specting your choice to keep words when she was suffer- Ellen Huffman, grandfather Earl Huss, sisters; Stephanie riage. — Wedding Present cards, holiday gifts, calls, your name — but you’d only ing. There is no perfect thing Huss, Angela McHenry, her step-mother Judy Huss, an uncle Problems etc. Several women in his be assuming that. Recall to say to someone who is and aunt Dan (Mar) Huss and a nephew Justin Mc Henry. family (specifically, his sister that old saying about what grieving: The most important Meredith graduated from Coldwater High School in 1994. DEAR WEDDING PRES- and her adult daughter) will happens when you assume: thing you can do is listen. She retired from Walmart in 2016 after 15 years of service ENT: The law varies by state. not address me in writing The language is a shade too ——— as an associate. She loved nature and animals, especially Generally, if the gifts were by my name. I kept my birth colorful for a family paper, “Ask Me Anything: A Year Giraffes. She enjoyed music, word finds, Jigsaw puzzles and given to the couple, then the name when I married and but the gist is not to do it. of Advice From Dear Annie” is just spending time with her Family, Friends, children and gifts are communal property they know that, but anything Truly, it costs you nothing out now! Annie Lane’s debut grandchildren. and will be divided up how- they send to us either refers to generously give others the book — featuring favorite col- Funeral services will be held at 10:30 on Tuesday, January ever the rest of their prop- to “John and Mary Smith” benefit of the doubt, even to umns on love, friendship, fam- 28, 2020 at the Lehman-Dzendzel Funeral Home in Celina, erty is divided up. It’s worth (his last name) or “The those who haven’t earned it. ily and etiquette — is available with Cliff Rice officiating. Her interment will be held at 1 the husband consulting an Smiths.” So presume innocence, and as a paperback and e-book. p.m. in the Six Mile Cemetery, in Bluffton, Indiana. attorney on this matter. Mor- My husband has reminded ask your husband to remind Visit http://www.creatorspub- Friends may call on Monday, January 27, 2020, from 2-8 ally speaking, that’s a differ- them of my name, and I have them of your last name. If he lishing.com for more informa- p.m. and an hour before services Tuesday at the Lehman- ent question, but I tend to included a little note on resists because “it isn’t a big tion. Send your questions for Dzendzel Funeral Home in Celina. agree with you: This woman some holiday cards in the deal,” tell him it’s important Annie Lane to dearannie@ Memorial contributions may be given to State of the put him out in the cold. The past to remind them as well. to you. Not every matter creators.com. Heart Care 1350 N. Broadway, Greenville, Ohio 45331 or the least she could do is let him I can only assume that needs to be cataclysmic to be McCarter Family. have the toaster. they disagree with my deci- worthy of addressing. Creators Syndicate Condolences may be shared with the family on-line at LehmanDzendzelFH.com. Kelli Schoen Journalist, debate moderator Lehrer dies at 85 Kelli Jo Schoen (McAfee), age 62, passed away peacefully NEW YORK (AP) — Jim American News’ Bret Baier, who called debates — five of them — and on Monday January 20, 2020 surrounded by her loved ones Lehrer, longtime host of people were Lehrer “an inspiration to a a vice presidential contest to at University of Pennsylvania Hospital after a courageous the nightly PBS “News- not as stu- whole generation of political boot. battle against Leukemia. Hour” whose serious, sober pid as some journalists — including this He told The Associated Kelli was born on November 26, 1957 in demeanor made him the of the folks one.” Dan Rather said “few Press in 2011 that his goal Beaufort, SC to Marvin “Kraig” and Coralie choice to moderate 11 presi- publishing approached their work with was to probe the candidates’ (Roesner) McAfee, who survive in Wood- dential debates between and program- more equanimity and integ- thinking and avoid “gotcha” bridge, VA. 1988 and 2012, has died, PBS ming for them rity than Jim Lehrer.” And questions. He felt his best She was an honors graduate of The Ohio said Thursday. He was 85. believed,” Jake Tapper of CNN called debate performance was in State University where she was a founding Lehrer died “peacefully Lehrer Lehrer wrote Lehrer “a wonderful man 2004, with George W. Bush member of Sigma Alpha Sorority; and later in his sleep,” according to in his 1992 and a superb journalist.” and John Kerry, not because obtained her MBA from Wright State Uni- PBS. He had suffered a heart memoir, “A House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of anything he did, but versity. She was a Quality Program Manager attack in 1983 and more Bus of My Own.” called him a “champion for because the candidates were for First Quality. Schoen recently, had undergone “We were convinced they truth and transparency.” able to state their positions Surviving family members include her heart valve surgery in April cared about the significant Many Americans knew clearly. 4 beloved children and their spouses: Laurel E. (Fielden) 2008. matters of human events. ... him best for his role as “I didn’t get in the way,” Wireman, Dixie J. (Chris) Stachnik, Alec S. Fagaly and For Lehrer, and for his And we were certain they debate moderator. For seven said Lehrer, whose book Audra C Schoen. She was the proud grandmother of 5 friend and longtime partner could and would hang in straight presidential elec- “Tension City: Inside the grandchildren: Kellen, Kaiden, Kyler, Wesley and Kinsley. Robert MacNeil, broadcast there more than 35 seconds tions, he was the sole jour- Presidential Debates” told She is also survived by her 3 siblings: Kasi (Rob) McAfee, journalism was a service, for information about those nalist sitting across from stories of his experiences. Kristi Fortkamp and Kerry (Angela) McAfee who reside in with public understanding of subjects if given a chance.” the candidates for the first “Nobody was talking about Virginia. events and issues its primary Tributes poured in from debate of the general elec- what I did as a moderator. Kelli was an avid gardener, known for her love of roses goal. colleagues and watchers tion campaign. In 1996 and I didn’t become part of the and hydrangeas. She was well known in the world of dairy “We both believed the alike, including from Fox 2000, he moderated all of the story.” farming with her award winning registered Holsteins and her family farm, Kel Ane M Holsteins, later known as Prai- rie Creek Farms located in Celina, Ohio. She loved riding For the record OPEN HOUSE her horses, collecting Longaberger Baskets and her favor- Sun., Jan. 26 • 1-2:30 ite place was the beach. of burglary in the 1000 block police responded to a report Kelli has left a legacy that will proudly live on through Incidents of George Drive. of theft or larceny in the 1900 her children and grandchildren. She was a hardworking, Area law enforcement han- • 5:02 p.m. Jan. 20: St. block of Havemann Road. dedicated woman who overcame so many obstacles in her dled the following incidents: Marys police responded to a • 8:25 a.m. Jan. 21: Mer- lifetime. • 7:01 a.m. Jan. 20: Celina report of trespassing in the cer County Sheriff’s depu- Per Kelli’s wishes, services will be private. police responded to a report 1100 block of Celina Road. ties responded to a report 21 Green St., Burkettsville In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to of a suspicious vehicle in • 5:17 p.m. Jan. 20: Celina of suspicious activity in the 3 BR, 2.5 Bath Home. Over 2600 sq. Abramson Cancer Center of The University of Pennsylvania the 1600 block of Industrial police responded to a report 3000 block of State Route 29, ft. plus basement. Appliance packed Hospital at https://www.pennmedicine.org/cancer/giving or kitchen on large lot. Large front Drive. of trespassing in the 500 Celina. The Ohio State University Sigma Alpha Sorority at https:// porch, covered patio. Generac gen- • 7:12 a.m. Jan. 20: Celina block of South Sugar Street. • 10:09 a.m. Jan. 21: Depu- www.sigmaalpha.org/. ties responded to a report of erator. Many updates. See you Sunday! police responded to a report • 6:22 p.m. Jan. 20: Celina telecommunications harass- Deb Rose, 937-459-2636 of a suspicious vehicle in the police responded to a report ment in the 6800 block of U.S. 7900 block of Havemann Road. of a bike theft in the 300 block 33, Celina. James Huber • 8 a.m. Jan. 20: Coldwater of East Wayne Street. Greenville, James P. Huber, age 68, longtime resident of Salt Lake City, • 11:24 a.m. Jan. 21: Celina police responded to a report • 8:35 p.m. Jan. 20: Celina Ohio formerly of Minster, Ohio, passed away January 19, 2020, at the police responded to a report (937) VA Hospital Salt Lake City after a brief illness. of a suspicious vehicle in the 547-3077 Jim was a graduate of Minster High School and the Uni- 500 block of Grand Lake Road. versity of Utah. He served honorably in the U.S. Army. An outdoor enthusiast he especially enjoyed hiking, running and Investors showcase skiing. U.S. stocks finished mixed The spot price of gold rose Jim was an active member of the American Legion, Blinded on Thursday as investors 50 cents to $1,558.40. Veterans and served as regional president for the Foundation assessed corporate earnings Crude oil prices fell $1.72 ADS Financial LLC Fighting Blindness. Jim was passionate about helping blind and economic data. Tech- to $56.66. Independent Wealth Management Veterans and formed the James P. Huber Foundation which nology and communications In the bond market helped provide funding for recreational activities so these were the best-performing • RetiRement Planning • PoRtfolio management • 401k SeRviceS The 30-year Treasury Veterans could participate. sectors, while energy lagged yield closed at 2.18%. Jim is survived by his parents, Marv and Flo Huber in Min- on lower oil prices. In eco- The 10-year Treasury yield ster, brother Bill (Kelly) Huber in California, sisters Karen nomic news, existing home Andrew Schmitmeyer, President finished at 1.73%. (Bob) Leininger in Chicago, Connie (Dick) Roth in Michigan sales came in better than 419.501.2120 | [email protected] expected for December. In and Susan (Mike) Gengler in Denver. 343 E. MAIN ST., ST. HENRY, OH 45883 After a celebration of life in Salt Lake City there will be corporate news, shares of New York Stock Exchange Walmart 115.81 - .29 services in Minster on a date to be determined. Burial will be IBM rose after the compa- 133 E. 4TH ST., MINSTER, OH 45865 JPMorgan 136.54 - .14 in St. Augustine Cemetery, Minster. ny reported earnings that www.adsfinancialwealth.com beat analyst expectations. McDonald 213.42 + 1.98 U.S. Treasuries were little Oracle 54.98 + .26 SECURITIES AND ADVISORY SERVICES OFFERED THROUGH LPL FINANCIAL. changed. Home Depot 233.65 + .75 A REGISTERED INVESTMENT ADVISOR. MEMBER FINRA & SIPC Vickie Wehrhahn Pepsico 143.65 + .27 Vickie Lynn Fernung Wehrhahn, 61, St. Marys, died on Jan. Looking at the S&P 500 Emerson 77.59 + .57 17, 2020, at Heritage Manor Nursing Center, Minster. The Dow Jones Industrial Pfizer Inc 40.71 + .52 Arrangements are pending at Miller Funeral Home, St. average was down 26 points General Elec 11.77 + .40 Marys. to 29,160 Goodyear Tire 14.64 + .20 Standard & Poor’s 500 FrstFinBncp 24.84 + .12 Meeting Your Index was up 4 points to 3,326 Deere&Co 172.06 + .90 Alvin Bills The NASDAQ Composite Verizon 60.51 + .03 Alvin Bills, 79, Maria Stein, died on Jan. 23, 2020. Index was up 19 points to Arrangements are pending at Hogenkamp Funeral Home, 9,402 — Market report courtesy of Needs with Care. St. Henry. Dick Denning of Edward Jones In commodity markets & Co., 217 E. Market St., Celina. We work diligently to earn your friendship and trust and to give you the peace of mind that Obituary comes with knowing that Submissions your funeral needs are provided for and will The Daily Standard accepts obituaries only not be a burden to from funeral homes your loved ones. or mortuary services. 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News Deadline for Church Pages: Noon on the Wednesday ✞ before publication. . ✞ Area Church Directory Please include a phone number. 71 W. Main St., Burkettsville meeting, 7:30 p.m. Associate Pastor Jim Stilwell Assembly of God Saturday: Mass, 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Tuesday and Thursday: Prayer meeting, Sunday: Adult Bible study, 8:30 a.m.; wor- LIVING HOPE Sunday: 9:30 a.m. ST. JOHN 8:30 p.m. ship, 9 a.m. 1130 Indiana Ave., St. Marys St. Francis parish 1100 N. Main St., Celina Wednesday: Bible study (call for location.) LANDFAIR Rev. Rick Scheer, pastor Cranberry Prairie “The purple door church” LIGHTHOUSE FELLOWSHIP 8240 state Route 118, Celina Website: livinghopeaog.com Sunday: Mass, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. Jeff Gramza, senior pastor 817 Sugar St., Celina Rev. Ken Lehman, pastor Sunday: Prayer in sanctuary, 9 a.m.; wor- St. Henry parish Jenelle Gross, director children’s ministry Rev. Tony Richmond, pastor Sunday: Sunday school and discussion, 9 ship, 10 a.m. 272 E. Main St., St. Henry Rachel Russell, Receptionist Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. Heather Kuhn, church administrator Monday: Community meal, 4:30 p.m. Saturday: Mass, 4:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. MERCER/MOUNT ZION Website: www.purpledoorchurch.org Wednesday: Mid-week Bible study, Rain- Sunday: Masses, 9 a.m., 11 a.m. Wednesday: worship, 6:30 p.m. email: [email protected] Mercer bows/children’s ministries ages 3-11, youth NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER St. Wendelin parish Sunday: Traditional worship in sanctu- 5595 Mercer Road age 12 and up, adult Bible study, 7 p.m. 7015 Havemann Road, Celina 2980 Fort Recovery-Minster Road, ary, 7:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.; contemporary Rev. Craig Cisco, pastor Pastoral staff: Revs. Gary King, Jason King Wendelin worship in the family life center, 9:15 a.m.; Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m. and Bruce Ekern Baptist Sunday: Mass, 7:30 a.m. Kid’s Praise during 9:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Communion is offered the first Sunday of www.nlcc-celina.org CALVARY CHAPEL BAPTIST ST. NICHOLAS/ST. LOUIS services for ages 3 through fourth-grade. each month. UMW meetings are held the first Sunday: Worship and children’s church, Thursday in April, June, August and October 71 N. Hamilton St., Minster ST. JOHN HOPEWELL (NALC) Rev. David Howard, pastor 10 a.m.; discipleship classes, 5 p.m. at the church, 7 p.m. Rev. Robert L. Warnick, pastor 9009 state Route 118, Celina St. Nicholas Parish, Osgood THE WAY & LIGHT MINISTRIES Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, Mount Zion Saturday: Confessions, 9-9:30 a.m.; Mass, Truckers for Christ Ministry service, 10:30 a.m.; evening, 7 p.m.; nursery 10:15 a.m. 9503 Celina-Mendon Road, Celina provided for all services. 4:30 p.m. Motor Inn Auto and Truck Stop Rev. Craig Cisco, pastor ST. PAUL Wednesday: Bible study, High Point chil- Sunday: Mass, 10:30 a.m. P.O. Box 184, Celina Sunday: Sunday school for all ages, 9:15 Corner of Greenville-St. Marys/Cohee Road, dren’s ministry, 7 p.m. St. Louis Parish, North Star Chapel open 24 hours per day, every day a.m.; worship, 10:15 a.m. Versailles Thursday: Confessions, 7-9 p.m. for truckers passing through. There are no Communion is offered the first Sunday of CELINA BAPTIST TEMPLE Rev. Laura Shreffler, pastor 7505 Celina-Mendon Road, Celina Sunday: Mass, 8:30 a.m. scheduled services. Free exercise room each month. Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, and Bibles and other Christian materials Rev. Steve Clayton, pastor 10:30 a.m. MENDON/HAMILTON-BETHEL Sunday: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; preaching available. service, 11 a.m., nursery provided; evening Christian and WABASH VALLEY COOPERATIVE WHITEHORSE BIKER CHURCH Mendon service, 6:30 p.m. Missionary Alliance P.O. BOX 603, Fort Recovery, meets at Van Wert YWCA, Market and Green streets Wednesday: Bible study, youth WAVE pro- (419-375-4498) 303 S. Adams St., Middle Point Rev. Robert Glenn, pastor FAITH ALLIANCE gram, Patch the Pirate children’s program [email protected] Rev. Steve “Slowride” Haskins Sunday: Sunday school for all ages, 9:30 6670 Knoxville Ave., New Bremen during school year, all 7 p.m. Rev. Robin Owen, pastor Sunday: service 10 a.m. a.m.; worship with Holy Communion, 10:30 Rev. Trent Fledderjohann, senior pastor Free bus ride to church. Call 419-586- Rev. Eliza Wertenberger, associate pastor a.m. Rev. James Lampert, youth & missions pastor Youth fellowship meets the first and third 3646. Church program for ages 5-12. St. paul (Liberty twp.) Josh Kalichman, Pentecostal Sundays of each month, 6:30 p.m. PLEASANT GROVE 9380 Wabash Road, Rockford Worship & Discipleship Pastor Hamilton-Bethel 8356 Shelley Road, Mendon Sunday: Worship, 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Kids’ Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday School, THE ANCHOR CHURCH (UPCI) Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, 10:15 a.m. 231 Grand Lake Drive, Celina 8264 Mercer Road, Mendon Church and youth worship, 10:30 a.m. Rev. Robert Glenn, pastor 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL (WASHINGTON TWP.) 419-586-5337 Wednesday: Bible studies, 6:30 p.m. Sunday: Worship, 9:30 a.m. 1614 St. Anthony Road, Coldwater Transportation available Sunday: Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Wor- Rev. Simon & Scheally Young, pastors ROCKFORD Catholic Church Of Christ ship, 10:30 a.m. Russell & Stephanie Moyer, assistant pastors Franklin and Pearl streets CELINA CLUSTER Clayton & Baylee Lyle, youth pastors Rev. Thurlow “Chip” Steffy, pastor AUGLAIZE COUNTY Trinity Rev. Ken Schnipke, pastor Sunday: Anchor Kidz youth and kids Sunday: Traditional worship, 8:30 a.m.; 15257 Blank Pike, Wapakoneta 301 N. Wayne St., Fort Recovery Rev. Tim McFarland parochial vicar ministry, pre-k through senior high, 10 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; contemporary wor- Rev. Phil Smith, pastor Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; adult Sunday Immaculate Conception parish family worship and preaching, 11:30 a.m. ship, 10:30 a.m.; senior high youth group, 6 (A cappella singing) school, 10:15 a.m. Corner of Walnut and Monday: Focus prayer, 7 p.m. p.m. Sunday: Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; morning Wednesday: Youth Christian education, Anthony streets, Celina worship, 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. GRAND LAKE UNITED METHODIST Saturday: Mass, 5 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. ST. PAUL’S CAMPUS Sunday: Masses, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Zion (NALC) Weekday: Mass, 7:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tama Road and state Route 49, Chattanooga Presbyterian 119 East Fulton St., Celina Rev. Mick Whistler, lead pastor Confessions: Saturday, 11 a.m. 403 S. Main St., St. Marys Vicar Adam Poe FIRST (419-394-6649) Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; wor- 700 N. Main, corner of Main Rev. Diane Mendelson, associate pastor St. Teresa parish Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m. Matt Overman, pastor of Children and Family 4227 State Route 707, Rockford ship, 10:30 a.m.; communion on first and third and Johnson, Celina FIRST Sundays. email: [email protected] Ministries email: [email protected] Website: www.grandlakechurch.org Sunday: Mass, 10 a.m. 1049 Union City Road, Fort Recovery ZION Rev. Nan Clancy, pastor David J. Nicholson, minister Sunday: Adult Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday: Nursery care, 8:45 a.m.; tradi- Wednesday: Confessions, 6:30 p.m.; Mass, 210 N. Wayne St., St. Marys tional worship, adult Suday school classes, 7 p.m. Fort Recovery First Church of Christ Rev. William Maki, pastor worship, CALL offering, backup congre- (419-375-2860) gational meeting, 10:30 a.m.; youth Sunday children discipleship classes, 9 a.m.; fellow- Our Lady of Guadalupe Sunday: Traditional worship service, 8 ship time, J.A.M. (Jesus and Me), 10 a.m.; adult 1049 Union City Rd., Fort Recovery. a.m.; Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.; traditional school, 6:30 p.m. 6701 state Route 219, Montezuma Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; morn- Tuesday: CALL Food Pantry, 5:30 p.m. Sunday school classes, 10:15 a.m.; contempo- Pastor: Rev. Ken Schnipke worship service, 10:30 a.m.; The Under- rary worship, children discipleship classes, ing worship, 10:30 a.m. ground, 7 p.m. 419-268-2312 Tuesday: Candlelight service, 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m.; J.A.M. (Jesus and Me), 11:30 a.m.; Saturday: Confessions, 6:15 p.m.; Mass, 7 Monday: Boy Scout Troop 360, pastor-led Southern Baptist confirmation mentor meeting, noon; com- MONTEZUMA p.m. Bible study, women’s fellowship group, 7 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CELINA munity informational meeting, confirmation 71 S. Canal St. Sunday: Mass, 9 a.m. Tuesday: Dorcas quilting, 9 a.m.; Girl Corner of Vine and Market streets, Celina class, 6 p.m. (419-268-2729 office) Scout Troop 20570, 6 p.m.; trust meeting, 6:45 Rev. Bud Walls, interim pastor Monday: TOPS, 8:30 a.m. & 12:30 p.m.; COLDWATER CLUSTER Sunday: Worship, 9:15 a.m. p.m.; WILL Share group, 7 p.m. Sunday: Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. family meeting, 7 p.m.; Narcotics Anonymous Rev. Rick Walling, pastor Wednesday: Staff meeting, 11 a.m.; bulle- Rev. Alexander Witt, associate pastor Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. meeting, 7:30 p.m. tin information deadline, 12:30 p.m.; Wednes- Tuesday: Pastor’s meeting, 9 a.m.; CR For Mass times, call 419-678-4802 Church Of God HILLSDALE day night worship with Holy Communion, 6:30 leaders group meeting, 10 a.m.; homeless 1001 Holly St., St. Marys Holy Trinity parish p.m.; confirmation class, Boy Scout commit- meeting, 1:30 p.m.; Troop 20540 Girl Scout/ General Conference Rev. Garland Wilkerson, pastor 108 E. Main St., Coldwater tee meeting, 7 p.m. Brownie meeting, 6:30 p.m.; finance meeting, Saturday: Evening Mass, 5 p.m. CELINA FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Nursery available, 850 Fairground Road Thursday: Council report deadline, 3:30 7 p.m. Sunday: Masses, 7, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon and 6 p.m. Wheelchair accessible Rev. Craig Flack, pastor Sunday: Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.; worship, Wednesday: Ladies’ Bible study, 10 a.m.; p.m. Wednesday night dinner, 4:45 p.m.; Celebrate Monday-Saturday: Mass at 7:15 a.m. Tyler Watson, youth pastor 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, 6 p.m. www.celinafirst.com Missionary Wednesday: Prayer and Bible study, 7 p.m. Recovery, 5 p.m.; nursery care, 5:45 p.m.; Holy day Masses: 7:30 p.m. on eve; 6:15 youth group, “Come as you are” study group, Sunday: Sunday school, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 GRACE Saturday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast, 9 a.m. a.m., 7:15 a.m., 9 a.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m. children’s discipleship classes, Real LIfe a.m. Corner of Portland and on holy day; Confessions: Wednesdays and WAPAKONETA Moms Connect, Wednesday nights for wom- Wednesday: youth, 6-7:30 p.m.; adult Bible Sycamore streets, Celina Thursdays after 7:15 a.m. Masses, and Thurs- 815 Ashland Ave., Wapakoneta en, couples group, men’s Wednesday group, study, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Rev. Brett Sauder, pastor days at 7:30 p.m., all before first Friday of Rev. Herstle Griffis, pastor 6 p.m.; sanctus choir rehearsal, Celebrate MENDON Sunday: Sunday school cafe, 8:45 a.m., 9 each month. Every Saturday 4-4:30 p.m. Sunday: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; worship, Recovery, cherub choir, 6:30 p.m.; Celebrate St. Anthony parish 102 N. Wayne Street a.m., worship, 10:15 a.m. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Jason Boroff, pastor Wednesday: Children’s youth and adult Recovery men’s open share, Celebrate Recov- 471 St. Anthony Road, Fort Recovery Wednesday: Worship, 7 p.m. ery women’s open share, Christ’s kids choir, [email protected] ministries, 6:45 p.m. Sunday: Mass, 9:15 a.m. 7 p.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:30 Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, NEW COMMUNITY St. Mary parish 10:15 a.m. United Brethren In Christ p.m. 3821 Philothea Road, Coldwater 1025 Greenville Road, St. Marys Thursday: Ad council meeting, worship Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. 419-394-8111 HILLSDALE Sunday: Mass, 11 a.m. 701 Holly St., St. Marys band rehearsal, 7 p.m.; NA meeting, 7:30 p.m. MOUNT CARMEL Wheelchair accessible Friday: Girl Scout Troop 2047 meeting, 6 FORT RECOVERY CLUSTER Rev. Elmer Long, pastor 2493 Carmel Church Road, Celina email: secretary@newcommunity p.m. Rev. Ned Brown, pastor Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; praise Rev. Mark Wakeland, pastor churchstm.com Saturday: Harvest Table, 10 a.m.-noon; Rev. Christian Cone-Lombarte, parochial vicar and worship and junior church, 10:30 a.m. Website: www.mtcarmelcog.com Website: www.newcommunity AA meeting, 7:30 p.m. For Mass schedules, call 419-375-4153 Sunday: Sunday school, 9 a.m.; worship churchstm.com Wednesday: Prayer and Bible study for youths and adults, 7 p.m. MONTEZUMA CAMPUS Mary Help of Christians parish and junior church, 10 a.m., nursery available. Rev. Bob Sweeney, pastor 40 S. High Street, Montezuma 403 Sharpsburg Road, Fort Recovery Sunday: Worship and children’s church, NEW HORIZONS COMMUNITY MOUNT TABOR grandlakechurch.org Saturday: Mass, 4:30 p.m. 10 a.m. 833 S. Main St., Rockford 9744 U.S. 127, Celina Sunday: Blended worship, 9:30 a.m. Sunday: Mass, 9:30 a.m. Rev. Matthew Rhynehart, youth pastor Pastor Darwin Dunten, pastor Tuesday: Overeaters Anonymous meet- Tuesday: Mass, 7 p.m. Todd Moser, children’s minister 419-363-3653 ing, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday: Mass, noon Nazarene Ken Meyer, lead minister Sunday: Heritage worship, 8 a.m.; Sunday Wednesday: Ladies’ coffee/mission work First Friday: Mass, noon CELINA Website: www.nhccrockford.com school, 9:15-10 a.m.; Encounter worship, 10:15 hour, 9 a.m.; Ladies’ Bible study, 10 a.m. 900 Fairground Road, Celina 419-363-2064 St. Joseph parish a.m. Thursday: Alcoholics Anonymous meet- Wednesday: youth grades 8-12, 7-9 p.m. Rev. Chris Riffle, pastor Sunday: Worship service with full chil- 1689 St. Joe Road, Fort Recovery dren’s ministry, 10 a.m. ing, 7:30 p.m. Sunday: Mass, 7:30 a.m. Sunday: Continental breakfast, 8:45 a.m.; Christian life studies (Sunday school), 9:30 Wednesday: Worship service with full WAYNE STREET Friday: Mass, 7:15 a.m. NEW START CHURCH OF GOD, a.m.; morning worship service, 10:30 a.m. children’s ministry, 7 p.m. 130 N. Wayne St., St. Marys St. Peter parish Cleveland Assembly Wednesday: Family supper, 5:30 p.m.; ROSS BRETHREN (elevator available) 1477 Philothea Road, Fort Recovery 7729 U.S. 127 North, Celina Kids Klub, youth with Ryan and Kasey Ham- Corner of Gullman and Pastor Tim Benjamin, pastor Saturday: Mass, 8:30 a.m. Rev. John Mobley mond, adults with Mark Enyart, 6:30 p.m. Deep Cut roads, Mendon Website: www.waynestreetumc.org Sunday: Mass, 10 a.m. Sunday: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; worship, FORT RECOVERY Rev. Keith Stoller, pastor email: [email protected] Thursday: Mass, 7:15 a.m. 11 a.m. Sunday: Traditional worship, 8:30 a.m.; Wednesday: Evening service, 7 p.m. 401 E. Boundary St. Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, St. Paul parish Rev. Dennis Kelley, pastor 10:30 a.m. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; contemporary wor- 517 Meiring Road, Sharpsburg ST. MARYS FIRST CHURCH OF GOD email: [email protected] Wednesday: Worship service, 7 p.m. ship and children’s worship, 10:45 a.m. Sunday: Mass, 11 a.m. 500 Defiance Road, St. Marys Sunday: Sunday school classes for all Tuesday: Celebrate Recovery, 6:30 p.m. Monday: Mass, 7:15 a.m. Sunday: Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; worship ages, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship service, Wednesday: COOL worship, youth meet- service, 10:30 a.m. United Church Of Christ HOLY REDEEMER nursery available, 10:30 a.m. ing, 6 p.m.; choir rehearsal, 7 p.m. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. 120 S. Eastmoor Drive Wednesday: Wednesday night ministries ST. PAUL Thursday: Women of the Cloth sewing P.O. Box 67, New Bremen VICTORY CENTER for children and youth in Family Center gym 119 N. Franklin St., New Bremen group, 9 a.m.; AWAKEN band practice, 7 p.m. Rev. Thomas Dorn, pastor 13488 Cemetery Road, Wapakoneta with a meal at 6:30 p.m., ministry at 7 p.m. Rev. Rebecca Erb Strang, senior pastor, Friday: Church office closed www.hrcatholic.org Rev. Scott Landes, pastor Pastor Dee Schroer, Associate Pastor of Faith ST. MARYS FIRST Formation, Saturday: Mass, 4:30 p.m. Sunday: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; worship, 390 Indiana Ave., St. Marys Sunday: Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. 11 a.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. Anna Louise Hoelscher, Rev. Tim Smith, senior pastor Lay Minister of Visitation Tuesday: Adoration, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Thursday: Bible study, 7 p.m. www.stmarysnazarene.org Weekday: Masses, 7 p.m. Mondays and Website: www.stpaulnb.org Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, email: [email protected] Thursdays, 12:05 p.m. Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m. Congre­gational Christian 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays. Saturday: Worship service, 5 p.m. Statue honors Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation is Mondays BEAVER CHAPEL Sunday: Sunday school/Bible study, 9 a.m.; and Thursdays, 6:15-6:45 p.m., Tuesdays and 6493 Karch Road, Celina worship service, 10:15 a.m.; Becky’s book club, Fridays 8-8:20 a.m., Wednesdays 11:30-11:50 Rev. Tom Christen, pastor Nondenominational parsonage, 6 p.m. a.m. and Saturdays, 4-4:30 p.m. Hearing Loop equipped ALETHEIA CHRISTIAN Monday: Coffee shop hours with Rev. MLK visit to Sunday: Praise and fellowship, 9 a.m.; Corner of Fairgrounds Road and Fleetfoot Becky at New Bremen Coffee Shop, 2-4 p.m. HOLY ROSARY/ST. PATRICK CLUSTER Worship, 10 a.m. Wednesday: Splash, 3-5 p.m.; junior/senior Rev. Barry Stechschulte, pastor Road, Celina The Rev. Shawn Meyer, pastor high confirmation dinner, 6:30 p.m.; bell choir Holy Rosary Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m. rehearsal, 7 p.m.; confirmation, junior/senior Sioux Falls 511 E. Spring St., St. Marys Conservative high youth group, 7-8:30 p.m.; chancel choir Saturday: Confessions, 3:30 p.m.; vigil Congregational Church LORD’S ABOUNDING GRACE rehearsal, 8 p.m. SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — About Mass, 4:30 p.m. ST. PETER’S CHURCH 7485 U.S. 127 N., Celina Thursday: Bible study, 7 p.m. 100 people braved ice and frigid 303 N. Franklin St., New Bremen Rev. Rick Brosher, pastor Sunday: Masses, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. ST. PAUL’S 419-629-2175 Rev. Randy Christian, co-pastor temperatures on Jan. 20 to com- Weekday: Masses, 8 a.m. Mondays Tues- 1538 Oregon Road, Rockford IMMANUEL CHURCH OF Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m.; evening service, memorate a moment when Sioux days, Thursdays and Fridays, and 12:05 p.m. Rev. Katherine Beckett, pastor KETTLERSVILLE 6 p.m. Wednesdays. 419-942-2227 Falls was touched by greatness. 8888 State Route 274 Wednesday: Family night — Bible Read- St. Patrick Sunday: Sunday school, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 937-693-2853 ers And Truth Seekers (BRATS), ages 3-10, The city unveiled a statue of civ- At the intersection of Glynwood and Glyn- a.m. The Rev. Ed Rinehart, pastor and Soldiers of the Cross (SOTC), ages 11 and il rights champion Martin Luther wood-New Knoxville roads, Glynnwood. Monday: office closed all day (elevator and hearing aid up, 7 p.m. King Jr. on the holiday named in Sunday: Mass, 9:30 a.m. assistance available) ST. PAUL’S CALVARY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Weekday: Mass, 7:30 a.m. Thursdays Sunday: Worship, St. Peter’s, Sunday 201 N. Perry St., St. Marys his honor. The statue, done by 302 W. High St., St. Marys MARION COMMUNITY CLUSTER school, Immanuel, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, St. Rev. Rhonda A. Hainer local sculptor Porter Williams, was Rev. Jim Sweigart Rev. Eugene Schnipke, pastor Peter’s, 10 a.m.; worship, Immanuel, 10:15 a.m. Sunday: Choir practice, 8:30 a.m.; adult placed in Van Eps Park, not far Rev. Tom Brenberger, Monday: St. Peter’s, Immanuel office Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m.; evening Bible forum in Heritage Hall, Sunday school/con- senior associate pastor hours, 9 a.m.-noon. study, 6 p.m. firmation, 9 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m.; from where King spoke on a visit to For Mass times, call 419-925-4775 Tuesday: Immanuel office hours, 9 Tuesday: “The Most Excellent Way,” an creating crafts for Mom-2-Mom sale in Heri- Sioux Falls almost 60 years ago. alcohol-drug outreach meeting, 6:30 p.m. St. John the Baptist a.m.-noon tage Hall, 1 p.m. King came to Sioux Falls as a Wednesday: St. Peter’s, Immanuel office Wednesday: Evening Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Monday: Church office opens to the pub- parish Maria Stein guest of the Sioux Falls Knife & Saturday: Mass, 5 p.m. hours, 9 a.m.-noon; confirmation class, St. CHRIST CHAPEL lic, 11 a.m. Sunday: Mass, 10:30 a.m. Peter’s, 6:30 p.m. “A Church of Recovery” Tuesday: Busy Needles, 9 a.m. Fork Club on Jan. 12, 1961, and Thursday: Immanuel office hours, 9 105 S. Elm St., Fort Recovery Wednesday: Quilting, 9 a.m. started his visit with a reception Nativity of the Blessed a.m.-noon Quentin Elsea, pastor Thursday: Breaking Bread community Virgin Mary parish, Cassella www.christchapelfr.com meal, 4:30-6 p.m. at First Baptist Church. He gave a Sunday: Mass, noon Episcopal Church Sunday: Worship, 10:30 a.m. speech that night at the Sheraton St. Rose COVENANT COMMUNITY Cataract Hotel in which he pre- Sunday: Mass, 8 a.m. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church United Methodist 809 W. Main St., Coldwater BETHANY dicted segregationists in the South 201 South Broadway Rev. Eric Muhlenkamp, pastor, Precious Blood parish, Chickasaw Greenville, 45331 416 E. Wayne St., Celina would eventually be defeated. Sunday: Mass, 9 a.m. Rev. Vince Franz, pastor Rev. Jon Exman [email protected] 937-548-5575 Rev. Marion Hicks, pastor “The habits, if not the hearts, St. Sebastian parish Rev. Jim Larsen, vicar Website: celinabethany.com Rev. Jed Francis, pastor Radio Worship WWKI 94.3 FM, 10 a.m. of people are being changed by Saturday: Mass, 7:30 p.m. “The church with the red doors” www.covcomchurch.org MINSTER CLUSTER [email protected] Sunday: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Worship, federal action and the impact of Sunday: Worship, 10 a.m. 10 a.m.; Rev. Frankline Rayappa, pastor Sunday: Education hour, 9:30 a.m.; Holy First and third Sundays of each month, Eucharist, 10:30 a.m. world opinion,” he said during the For Mass times, call 419-628-2614 Communion. Second and fourth Sundays of CHATTANOOGA speech. St. Augustine parish Wednesday: Holy Eucharist, 12:30 p.m.; each month, carry-in lunch. Ohio 49 48 N. Hanover St., Minster first and third Wednesday services include Rev. Tom Brunstrup, pastor The Baptist minister from Atlan- Saturday: Mass 5 p.m. Sunday: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship, ta was already a well-known civil Healing Service. FIRST CHURCH OF NEW KNOXVILLE 10:30 a.m. Sunday: Mass at 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11:30 Corner of West Bremen & St. Marys streets rights leader who advocated non- a.m. New Knoxville COLDWATER/FORT RECOVERY/ERASTUS Monday through Friday: Mass, 8 a.m. violent protests when he arrived in Independent Bible www.firstchurchnk.org Coldwater parish St. Joseph parish KING JAMES BIBLE email: [email protected] 310 W. North Street Sioux Falls. He turned 32 just three 02441 State Route 364, Egypt CHURCH OF CELINA Rev. Joel Bucklin, senior pastor Pastor David Porath days after visiting Sioux Falls. Sunday: Mass, 8:30 a.m. email: [email protected] Tory Russell, Director of Associate Pastor Jim Stilwell His visit, said Laura Chandler, a ST. HENRY CLUSTER Weekly Bible studies; send email for Children & Youth Sunday: Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.; fellow- Rev. Bill O’Donnell, C.PP.S., pastor times. Services broadcast over WIMT-FM (T-102) ship time, 10 a.m.; worship, 10:30 a.m. professor of history and the direc- Rev. Jim Smith, C.PP.S., parochial vicar every Sunday morning beginning at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. tor of the Center for Diversity & Jerry Buschur, deacon Latter Day Saints Sunday: Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m.; Worship Fort Recovery parish Community at the University of Randy Balster, deacon service, 9 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:15 a.m. 411 E. Boundary St., Fort Recovery Times subject to last minute THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Tuesday: Grand Adults fellowship, 2 p.m. South Dakota, was part of a nation- OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Pastor David Porath cancellation, updates on WCSM; for holy day Friday: office is closed. Associate Pastor Jim Stilwell al tour. At the time, his approval schedules, call 419-678-4118 925 Glenbrook Drive, St. Marys Kyle Strong, elder, Ryan Hernandez, elder FOXFIRE INDEPENDENT Sunday: Worship, 9 a.m. rating was in the low 30s, with more St. Aloysius parish, Carthagena 853 Lake Ave., St. Marys Sunday: Mass, 8 a.m. Contact: 419-778-9110 Erastus parish than 50% of whites believing he was Sunday: Sacrament meeting, 10 a.m.; Sun- Rev. Bradford Gehrlich, pastor Erastus-Durbin Road, Celina harming race relations. St. Bernard parish day school, 11 a.m. Sunday: Worship, 11:30 a.m.; teen group Pastor David Porath Friday, THE DAILY STANDARD 7 January 24, 2020 Religion Celina, Ohio World leaders vow to learn from Holocaust JERUSALEM (AP) — Russian President Vladi- he was not invited to speak. was invaded in 1939. accused of the same, shap- by the Nazis, historians say Speaker by speaker, world mir Putin, French President The president of Lithuania, In his address, Putin high- ing a narrative around his about 1 million were Soviet. leaders on Thursday Emmanuel Macron, Britain’s a country seeking to dimin- lighted the role of the Red country’s “Great Patriotic Putin’s figure appeared to denounced the rising threat Prince Charles, U.S. Vice ish its own culpability while Army in liberating Auschwitz War” that began in 1941 after include an additional 1.5 mil- of anti-Semitism and vowed President Mike Pence and making heroes out of anti- on Jan. 27, 1945, while sin- Nazi Germany invaded the lion Jewish victims from east- never to forget the lessons of German President Frank- Soviet nationalists involved gling out the collaboration by Soviet Union, and ignoring ern European areas occu- the Holocaust at a solemn cer- Walter Steinmeier. in the mass killing of Jews, regional foes Ukraine, Lithu- the nonaggression accord the pied by the Soviets under emony in Jerusalem marking The three-hour event at abruptly canceled his par- ania and Latvia. He called Soviets had signed two years their pact with the Nazis. the 75th anniversary of the Jerusalem’s Yad Vashem ticipation days before the them “bandits” who “often earlier. Netanyahu, who seeks liberation of the infamous Holocaust memorial sought event. And the president of surpassed their masters in On the eve of the gather- Putin’s support in holding Auschwitz death camp. to project a united front in Ukraine, another country cruelty.” ing, host Israeli President off Iranian forces in neigh- But the high-powered commemorating the destruc- with a dubious reckoning of In a nod toward Poland Reuven Rivlin implored visit- boring Syria and in secur- dignitaries also tinged their tion of European Jewry amid its role in the genocide, mys- and others, he said the Holo- ing dignitaries to “leave his- ing the release of a young speeches with competing a global spike in anti-Jewish teriously backed out while in caust would serve as a warn- tory for the historians,” say- Israeli woman imprisoned on interpretations of World War violence. But from the start, it Israel shortly before the cer- ing only to future genera- ing it was the role of political drug charges in Russia, gave II and its relevance today, was clouded by rival national emony began. tions if told in full, “without leaders to “shape the future.” the Russian leader a fawning giving a politically charged narratives of World War II’s Putin was granted a cen- exemptions and omissions.” But Putin quickly ventured welcome. He hosted Putin for feeling to the gathering. major players. tral role even as he leads a “Regrettably, the mem- into the sensitive terrain the dedication of an impos- The World Holocaust Poland’s president, who campaign to play down the ory of the war today often shortly after his arrival ing monument honoring the Forum in Jerusalem, the has been criticized for his Soviet Union’s prewar pact becomes the subject of cur- Thursday, claiming that 40% nearly 900-day Nazi siege largest-ever summit of its own wartime revisionism, with the Nazis and shift rent political interests,” he of Jewish Holocaust victims of Leningrad. The city, now kind, drew more than 45 boycotted the gathering responsibility for the war’s said. were Soviet. known as St. Petersburg, is world leaders, including even before it began since outbreak on Poland, which Putin himself has been Of the 6 million Jews killed Putin’s hometown. Trial exposes how church covered for bad priest LYON, France (AP) — One The shocking testimony of as a condition for being able nal to tell him to stop was the priest had done during of the first people to notice Preynat and his victims is to continue training for the Alexandre Renard, in 1978, two decades of abuse. Bernard Preynat’s unhealthy dealing another blow to the priesthood quickly proved to after parents sent a letter “I told him that it was a obsession for young boys was French Catholic Church as it be a failure. to the diocese, he said. But long story, the drama of my the supervisor at the semi- reckons with sexual abuses “I thought I was cured after he wasn’t removed from his life,” Preynat said. “He made nary where, still a teen, the that were long covered up. my therapy,” he testified. “I church in the Lyon suburb a movement with his arm so future priest started training Preynat faces up to 10 was disappointed because I of Sainte-Foy-les-Lyons and that I wouldn’t tell him the for his career in the church. years in prison if convicted started again with the kids. was left free to continue man- facts.” “At 14, 15 years old, I of sexually abusing minors After that, no other member aging the scout group he had Decourtray died in 1994. became interested in the in what is France’s biggest of the church encouraged me started. Renard died in 1983. After six months on the youngest boys and the super- clergy sex abuse trial to date. to do another one.” More complaints from par- sidelines living with nuns, visor summoned me to tell The prosecution asked for a His ordination in 1972 gave ents led to another summons Preynat was given another me that I was abnormal and sentence not less than eight him both regular access to in 1982 from the Lyon dio- parish in the Lyon country- sick,” the self-confessed years. A verdict is expected boys — he ran a scout group cese, then led by Cardinal side where he quietly minis- child abuser said at his trial March 16. — and status to win the trust Albert Decourtray. tered until 2015. Associated Press in France this past week. “I For victims, the trial has of unsuspecting parents. “I was warned by the hier- But his abuses weren’t for- explained this to the bishop.” Former French priest Ber- reinforced suspicions that Preynat testified that archy of the impact these acts gotten, either by his victims And yet, after a two-year nard Preynat arrives at the had church officials acted while working as their scout could have in the media,” or the church. church-imposed course of Lyon courthouse in France far sooner, they might have chaplain, he abused up to Preynat said. Preynat said that in 2001 psychotherapy, Preynat was on Monday. Preynat is been spared terrifying boy- two boys “almost every week- Again, he was sent back to he was summoned again by still ordained into the priest- accused of sexually abusing hood memories of being end” from 1970 to 1990 and as work. Lyon’s cardinal, then Louis- hood. This chance, the first of some 75 boys. sexually abused. In court, many as four or five a week Another complaint fol- Marie Bille, who wanted to many, to keep him away from they recalled how Preynat when he led one-week scout lowed in 1985, and was again know whether his abuses children was spurned by stop but didn’t report him to smelled of cigars and pant- camps. suppressed, Preynat said. were too old to be prosecuted. the church hierarchy, which police, he said. ed as he pressed his belly In a related case that The church finally pulled “I was received for 10 min- instead consistently — and “Had the church sidelined against them. reverberated all the way to him away from Lyon and his utes.” Preynat testified. “He successfully — long kept his me earlier, I would have “This trial shows that the Vatican, Lyon Cardinal scout group in 1991, when sent me to see a lawyer.” abuses under wraps. stopped earlier,” the 74-year- supervisors in the hierar- Philippe Barbarin was con- parents were threatening to Bille died in 2002, replaced Now, at Preynat’s trial old testified. chy were aware. We can see victed in March of covering go public. by Barbarin. in the city of Lyon, a fuller Only last July — about 40 there was a lid over the dio- up for Preynat’s actions. Bar- Preynat says he swore Aside from church superi- picture of the damage he years after parents first wrote cese,” said Pierre-Emmanuel barin tried to resign, but Pope then to Decourtray that he ors, Preynat said he also sys- wrought on dozens of boys to the Lyon diocese to raise Germain-Thill, who says his Francis refused to accept it wouldn’t touch any more chil- tematically spoke about his and their families is emerg- alarm about the priest — was life was turned upside down until the appeals process is dren, and no other victims behavior in the confessional. ing. Four days of hearings Preynat finally defrocked. by abuse he suffered. “On complete. An appeals court have come forward saying he “I always confessed my also gave a long-overdue Preyat told the court that he several occasions, parents ruling is expected Jan. 30. abused them after 1991. faults,” he said. “Every time airing to the enabling role can’t recall exactly how many denounced him.” Preynat testified that Bar- But Preynat also testified the confessor gave me absolu- played by French church offi- boys he abused but estimat- Preynat said the psycho- barin’s predecessors con- that the cardinal seemed tion and urged me not to start cials. Aware of his abuses, ed their number at no fewer therapy the church made cealed his abuses, too. uninterested in finding out again. A month later, I’d start Lyon cardinals told him to than 75. him undergo from 1967-1968 The first Lyon cardi- exactly how much damage again.” Church briefs Drop in nun numbers blamed on abuse Sunday school enrollment for kids VATICAN CITY (AP) — attitude of rejection, the don’t belong to the sisters “We’ve had cases, not OSGOOD — St. Nicholas Catholic Church is enrolling The Vatican women’s maga- temptation to ignore these themselves, but the entire many thank goodness, of children age 4 through kindergarten age for Sunday school. zine is blaming the drastic people and say ‘you’re not church, and called for a new superiors who once they Contact Amy Schoen at 419-582-2150 to enroll. St. Nicholas drop in the number of nuns our problem anymore.’ ” culture of exchange, so that were elected refused to step Sunday school also needs a teacher. Contact Schoen to help. worldwide in part on their “All of this must absolute- “five nuns aren’t managing down. They went around all Breaking the Silence support group for men and women wretched working conditions ly change,” he said. an enormous patrimony” the rules,” he was quoted who are grieving the loss of a child from infertility, miscar- and the sexual abuse and The Catholic Church has while other orders go broke. as saying. “And in the com- riage, birth or infancy begins at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Sessions abuses of power they suffer seen a continuing free fall in Braz acknowledged the munities there are sisters will be held the fourth Tuesday of each month at Immaculate at the hands of priests and the number of nuns around problem of nuns being sexu- who tend to blindly obey, Conception Church in Botkins. Contact Angie Woodruff at their own superiors. the world, as elderly sisters ally abused by priests and without saying what they 937-441-6287 for more information or to register. “Women Church World” die and fewer young ones bishops. think.” dedicated its February issue take their place. But Braz said in recent The international umbrel- to the burnout, trauma and Vatican statistics from times, his office has also la group of nuns has begun exploitation experienced by 2016 show the number of sis- heard from nuns who were speaking out more forcefully religious sisters and how the ters was down 10,885 from abused by other nuns — about the abuses of nuns and church is realizing it must the previous year to 659,445 including one congregation has formed a commission change its ways if it wants to globally. Ten years prior, with nine cases. with its male counterpart attract new vocations. there were 753,400 nuns There were also cases of to take better care of their The magazine published around the world, meaning gross abuses of power. members. Thursday revealed that Pope the Catholic Church shed Francis had authorized the nearly 100,000 sisters in the creation of a special home span of a decade. in Rome for nuns who were European nuns regularly kicked out of their orders fare the worst, Latin Ameri- and all but left on the street, can numbers are stable and some forced into prostitution the numbers are rising in CHICKENCHICKEN FRYFRY to survive. Asia and Africa. “There are some really The magazine has made This month we are having a tough cases, in which the headlines in the past with DRIVE-THRU in the superiors withheld the iden- articles exposing the sexu- PARKING LOT. tity documents of the sisters al abuse of nuns by priests who wanted to leave the con- and the slave-like conditions NO eat-in or carryout in Hall! vent or who were kicked out,” under which sisters are often the head of the Vatican’s reli- forced to work without con- gious orders congregation, tracts and doing menial jobs SAT., JAN. 25 Cardinal Joao Braz di Aviz, like cleaning for cardinals. told the magazine. The drop in their num- DRIVE THRU STARTS AT 4:00 P.M. “There were also cases of bers has resulted in the $ 00 prostitution to be able to pro- closure of convents around only vide for themselves,” he said. Europe, and the ensuing bat- 7 “These are ex-nuns!” tle between the remaining “We are dealing with peo- sisters and diocesan bishops ple who are wounded, and or the Vatican for control of KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN HALL for whom we have to rebuild their assets. MARIA STEIN, OHIO trust. We have to change this Braz insisted the assets Pastor charged with more • CHARITY AUCTION • NEW ITEMS: Sun., Jan. 26 Slow Cooker, 16 Wrench than 100 child sex crimes Set, Gift Certificates, Food NORTH WILKESBORO, ning about 20 years ago, when 1pm Gift Cards, Shopping N.C. (AP) — A North Caro- they ranged in age from 4 to 15 1100 N. Main St., lina pastor has been charged years old, Detective Amanda Spree, Load of Stone, Fire with more than 100 felony sex Boyd with the Wilkes County Celina, Ohio 45822 7 Tablet and more!!! offenses involving three chil- Sheriff’s Office told news out- (Purple Door Church) dren, authorities said. lets. She said investigators USED ITEMS: News outlets reported determined the crimes con- • New & Used Items • Luggage, Cooler, Lamps, Tuesday that Rodney Luff- tinued for 15 years. Air Mattress, Office & man, 58, was arrested with- Luffman remains in jail on Items coming in daily! Household Furniture and out incident at his home a $1 million bond. It’s unclear more!!! last week in eastern Wilkes whether he has an attorney Tom & Eric Robbins, Auctioneers County, according to the who can comment on his sheriff’s office. A church behalf. ~ LUNCH STAND OPENS AT NOON ~ website said he is a pastor at A phone call and a mes- ~ Public is Cordially Invited ~ Open Arms Outreach Minis- sage to a phone number and ------this ad sponsored by ------tries in Elkin. an email listed for Luffman Luffman is accused of on the church’s website were Cisco Funeral Home abusing three victims begin- not immediately returned. 6921 St. Rt. 703 E, Celina 1175 E. Greenville Rd., St. Marys 419-586-8465 419-394-8400 8 THE DAILY STANDARD Friday, Celina, Ohio Opinion January 24, 2020 Carl P. Leubsdorf Warren-Sanders spat goes public By Carl P. Leubsdorf genial post-debate hand- The Dallas Morning News shaking, Warren appeared (TNS) to spurn Sanders’ outreach, and they engaged in some For 43 minutes, the six words, out of microphone Democratic presidential range. “This is not warm and candidates repeated an cuddly,” CNN analyst David array of familiar positions Axelrod observed. on Iran, North Korea and The optics suggested hard trade. feelings from the Sanders- But then, panelist Abby Warren spat could persist. Phillip of CNN raised the And that could help one of spat her network revealed their more moderate rivals, Monday, that Vermont Sen. like Biden or Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders told Mas- while the two are largely sachusetts Sen. Elizabeth sidelined from active cam- Warren in a 2018 meeting paigning when the Senate “he did not believe a woman starts Trump’s impeachment could win” the presidency in trial next week. 2020. If neither wins the Iowa It produced an exchange caucuses, and the New that, more than anything Hampshire primary eight else in Tuesday night’s days later, analysts may seventh Democratic debate, liken this to the bitter verbal could affect the presidential war that sank two top Demo- race by exacerbating ani- cratic presidential hopefuls Doyle McManus mosity between the contest’s 16 years ago. two leading progressive At that time, the combat- hopefuls. ants were the two candi- Indeed, not only did the dates who were leading the subject spur a lively eight- Iowa race, former Vermont If you have the law, pound the law ... minute discussion, but it Gov. Howard Dean and Mis- By Doyle McManus Many — probably most — legal pressure on Ukraine emerged last appeared to provoke a less souri Rep. Dick Gephardt. Los Angeles Times experts disagree with the argument year, at least eight Republican sena- than friendly post-debate While they vied, Massa- (TNS) that a president can only be removed tors expressed mild discomfort with exchange between the two chusetts Sen. John Kerry for a violation of the law. “No serious his actions. One, Mitt Romney of New England senators. surged past them to win the Trial lawyers have an adage: If the constitutional scholar has ever agreed Utah, called the president’s conduct The debate was the last caucuses and, ultimately, the facts are on your side, pound the facts. with it,” Harvard professor Lawrence “appalling.” before the Feb. 3 Iowa cau- Democratic nomination. If the law is on your side, pound the law. Tribe wrote last week. If those senators vote to acquit cuses and came at a time It was a reminder that If neither is on your side, pound the Under the Trump defense team’s Trump and spare him from removal, polls show a tight four-way Iowa Democrats don’t like table. argument, “the president is free to con- they’ll need a rationale. Qualms over contest among Sanders, War- negative campaigning, In the impeachment trial of Presi- duct all manner of hypothetical abuses whether the president’s actions were ren, former Vice President something that’s especially dent Donald Trump, the House Demo- of the office that are not criminal in impeachable might fit the bill. Joe Biden and former South true in a year when the crats — the prosecution — are mostly nature,” Paul Rosenzweig, a former That’s one reason the Trump team Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete party’s principal focus is — pounding the facts. The heart of their assistant to Kenneth W. Starr, the inde- has recruited constitutional lawyers Buttigieg. and should be — on beating brief is a well-told narrative of Trump’s pendent counsel who investigated Pres- like Starr and Alan Dershowitz to argue “Why did you say that?” Trump. efforts to muscle Ukraine into investi- ident Bill Clinton, told me. on their behalf. Phillips asked Sen. Sanders, In a sense, a Sanders- gating Democratic rival Joe Biden, and “As I read President Trump’s theo- But that outcome will create a long- citing the CNN report. Warren split may have been then to cover up the details once the ry, if he promised to pardon anybody term problem: If the Senate adopts the “As a matter of fact, inevitable as the two jock- scheme was discovered. who murdered Joe Biden, that would Trump team’s prohibitive standard for I didn’t say it,” Sanders eyed for liberal support in Their central charge is that Trump not itself be an impeachable offense,” impeachment, it will set a precedent replied, repeating his deni- a close race that has lately abused the power of the presidency by Rosenzweig said. “The theory would that future Congresses and presidents als since CNN’s M.J. Lee seen the Massachusetts asking a foreign government to help mean that the president could choose will note. first reported the alleged senator drop behind her him win re-election. There’s plenty of to never appoint any Roman Catholics, “If we accept any version of this,” evidence on their side. and be free from fear of removal from Rosenzweig said, “we will go a very long exchange, citing four anony- Vermont rival in both Iowa The president’s defense lawyers, in office.” way toward undermining the system of mous sources including and New Hampshire, whose contrast, are mostly pounding the law Moreover, the concept of using checks and balances in a way that is two with whom she said outcome could elevate one’s — their own theory of the law, that is. impeachment to protect against a almost irreparable.” Warren spoke immediately chances at the expense of afterwards. Their president’s legal brief devotes president’s abuse of power isn’t “new- If the Senate acquits Trump, as it is the other. only 27 pages to contesting the House’s ly invented” — far from it. Alexander expected to do, it won’t explain its deci- “How could anyone in a Warren may have had million years not believe version of the facts. Short version: “The Hamilton, one of the delegates at the sion in any formal way. It will be up to more on her mind besides President did nothing wrong.” constitutional convention, wrote in 1788 individual senators to explain why they that a woman could become the CNN report, which president of the United Instead, the core of Trump’s argu- that impeachment would be a response voted as they did. followed a Politico report ment is a novel interpretation of the to “the abuse or violation of some public “At the very least they should protect States?” he asked. that the Sanders’ campaign Warren rejected Sanders’ law: Whatever the president did, it’s not trust.” the system of checks and balances by was using hardball tactics impeachable. denial but declared “I’m not In 1974, abuse of power was one of making clear that they are not voting against several opponents. Asking Ukraine (and later China) the articles of impeachment that Pres- to acquit on the ground of presidential here to fight with Bernie,” The article reported that to investigate Biden? Not impeachable. ident Richard Nixon faced when he immunity,” Rosenzweig argued. seeking instead to make a Sanders operatives were Blocking $391 million in military aid to decided to resign. In 1998, when House Otherwise, every future president — positive case for the elect- using talking points when Ukraine despite a law requiring that Republicans impeached Clinton, Starr including a possible second-term Presi- ability of female candidates. confronted with potential the aid be released? Not impeachable. urged them to include abuse of power dent Trump — will feel emboldened to “Look at the men on this Warren voters that included Ordering everyone in his administra- among the charges. (They didn’t follow abuse their powers, ignore traditional stage,” she said. “Collec- a suggestion of elitism, tion to refuse to cooperate with congres- his advice. He’s now on Trump’s defense norms and refuse to cooperate with con- tively, they have lost 10 elec- claiming her supporters sional investigations? Not impeachable. team.) gressional investigations. tions. The only people on the are “highly educated, more Why? Because, the president’s law- It’s no mystery why the president’s The senators’ duty to protect the Con- stage who have won every affluent people” and that yers argue, none of those acts are clear lawyers are putting so much weight on stitution won’t end when they vote to single election that they’ve “she’s bringing no new bases violations of criminal law. They dismiss the legal argument over what consti- acquit or convict. They may yet need to been in are the women, Amy into the Democratic Party.” the idea of removing a president for tutes an impeachable offense. The facts pound a table or two. and me.” The report also said abuse of power as “a made-up theory … don’t look good. “So true,” replied Min- potential Buttigieg reporters newly invented (and) ill-defined.” When the first reports of Trump’s ©2020 Los Angeles Times nesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, were being told the 37-year- touting her own undefeated old former mayor lacked electoral record. “I have support among African- Trudy Rubin won every race, every place, Americans and Biden back- every time.” ers were being told “no one Though Sanders reiter- is really excited about him.” ated that, “Of course, a Biden has also been a tar- woman can win,” he sought get of some explicit Sanders Taiwan deserves share of the spotlight to switch the focus to what Beijing or Shanghai, but rich in good Of course, Beijing has shown no hardball. In an op-ed last By Trudy Rubin he called “the real ques- The Philadelphia Inquirer eateries, universities and a great interest in winning hearts and minds. weekend in South Carolina’s tion,” and the one that has (TNS) national museum. Skilled at small Had it done so, the situation in Hong The (Columbia) State, a top preoccupied Democrats business and advanced technology, its Kong could have been calmed months black Sanders supporter, since 2016: “How do we beat A dramatic election that produced 23 million people have lived in a gray ago, with the appointment of a truly former Ohio state Sen. Nina (President Donald) Trump?” a stunning victory for democracy got zone, considering themselves separate independent commission to look into too little attention here last weekend, “The only way we beat Turner, charged Biden from China, but never declaring full police violence against protesters. as Americans focused on Iran and Trump is by a campaign of “has repeatedly betrayed independence lest Beijing attack. Now the question is whether Xi impeachment. energy and excitement,” black voters to side with Tsai Ing-wen has walked a care- Jinping will pay any attention to hearts In a blow to Beijing, Taiwan’s voters Sanders said, repeating his Republican lawmakers and ful line, insisting the self-governing and minds in Taiwan — and the young decisively re-elected Tsai Ing-wen, a undermine our progress.” island was sovereign but not declaring people there who increasingly identify contention he could expand tough female president who rejects the electorate. “The real Polls show Biden with strong independence. there as Taiwanese rather than Chi- black support there. China’s demand that her island democ- issue is who can bring the racy unify with the mainland. “We don’t have a need to declare nese. So far we have no sign he will do whole party together,” Biden But the first round will ourselves an independent state,” she so, preferring to flaunt military might come in Iowa. There, we’ll Angry Chinese officials insisted countered, contending he the unification of the island with the told the BBC after her re-election. “We designed to intimidate Taiwan. Beijing find out if Sanders and had “the broadest coalition communist mainland was “inevitable.” are an independent country already will also pressure or bribe the remain- Warren are the Dean and of anyone in this race.” This, despite the failure of military and we call ourselves the Republic of ing 15 nations that still recognize From there, the two-hour Gephardt of 2020. intimidation, economic incentives and China (Taiwan).” Taiwanese sovereignty to withdraw encounter co-sponsored by rampant election meddling to convince The far more glitzy and multination- their embassies. And it is unlikely Xi CNN and The Des Moines — Carl P. Leubsdorf is the the Taiwanese public. al Hong Kong was returned to China by will renew a cross-straits dialogue with Register proceeded through former Washington bureau U.S. policy since 1979 has been to Britain in 1997 under a formula known Tsai’s government that Beijing broke an array of domestic issues chief of the Dallas Morning dissuade Beijing from forcefully seiz- as “one country, two systems” by which because she would not recognize “one in which the candidates News. ing the island and to provide Taiwan Beijing was supposed to permit Hong China.” primarily repeated past with defensive weapons to make that Kong to retain rule of law, an indepen- Xi has pledged to “reunify” the positions. ©2020 The Dallas Morning less likely. But Taiwan’s fate is the dent judiciary and increasingly free island with the mainland by 2049, the But in the generally News issue with the most potential to spark a elections for 50 years. But China has centennial of the PRC’s establishment, military confrontation between Wash- consistently reduced Hong Kong’s free- but some analysts believe he might ington and Beijing. doms, leading to the ongoing protests. use force to do so, sooner, while he is So it’s time for Americans to pay Tsai’s campaign was faltering before president. Others believe China has so more attention to Taiwan’s ongo- the Hong Kong demonstrations — with many more pressing problems he will ing struggle to preserve its democ- pro-Beijing politicians gaining. But her refrain. racy against an authoritarian Beijing polls soared as China cracked down on The Trump administration has sold regime. young Hong Kongers. Taipei billions worth of defensive On a trip to Taiwan and Hong Kong “China was trying to use Hong Kong weapons, and effusively congratulated in November, I was impressed at the as a model, but we see it is a fake,” I Tsai on her re-election. Secretary of impact Hong Kong’s pro-democracy was told by Wang Ting-yu, chairman of State Mike Pompeo commended her for struggle had made on Taiwan, despite the Foreign and Defense Committee of maintaining stability with Beijing “in differences in population and history. the Taiwanese parliament. “Taiwanese the face of unrelenting pressure.” Taiwan was never part of the don’t believe in ‘one country, two sys- But the United States has no formal People’s Republic of China, although tems.’ Democracy cannot exist under defense pact with Taiwan, and no one the PRC has always claimed it. Known the Chinese system.” is certain what President Trump would as The Republic of China, Taiwan’s Adds Ketty Chen, vice president of do if China attacked the island. The government was formed when Chinese the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy: United States, along with other democ- nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek and “Taiwanese are not necessarily pro- racies, must make clear to Beijing that his army fled to Taipei in 1949 after his independence. But they do not want any such attack would make it a pariah. mainland government was defeated by to be part of the People’s Republic of They must also encourage Tsai Ing- the communists. China, especially looking at what is wen to stay in the gray zone: a sover- Initially a military autocracy, that going on in Hong Kong. The PRC is not eign democracy short of independence government evolved into a raucous capturing the hearts and minds of the that gives Beijing no pretext to attack. democracy. The capital, Taipei, is people here, not from what it is doing far less ostentatiously wealthy than in Taiwan and Hong Kong.” ©2020 Trudy Rubin Friday, THE DAILY STANDARD 9 January 24, 2020 In The News Celina, Ohio U.S. imposes visa rules for pregnant women Under the new rules, preg- travel to the United States “Closing this glaring immi- even show signed contracts referring to poor women who Administration nant applicants will be might trigger such question- gration loophole will combat with doctors and hospitals. enter the U.S. illegally at the denied a tourist visa unless ing, the officials said. Even if these endemic abuses and The State Department U.S.-Mexico border to give they can prove they must a woman is found to be preg- ultimately protect the Unit- “does not believe that visit- birth to a child and then stay aims to stop come to the U.S. to give birth nant and likely to deliver her ed States from the national ing the United States for the in the U.S. illegally. But the for medical reasons and they child in the United States, security risks created by this primary purpose of obtain- end result is the same: a cov- ‘birth tourism’ have money to pay for it or she could still be granted a practice,” White House press ing U.S. citizenship for a eted U.S. passport. WASHINGTON (AP) — have another compelling visa if she was able to dem- secretary Stephanie Grisham child, by giving birth in the The Trump administra- The Trump administration reason — not just because onstrate a valid reason for said in a statement. “It will United States — an activ- tion also has turned away is imposing new visa rules they want their child to have the travel such a visiting an also defend American taxpay- ity commonly referred to as pregnant women coming aimed at restricting “birth an American passport. ailing relative or attending a ers from having their hard- ‘birth tourism’ — is a legiti- over the U.S.-Mexico border tourism” in which women Officials said that consul- business meeting or confer- earned dollars siphoned mate activity for pleasure as part of a broader immi- travel to the United States to ar officers will not be asking ence, they said. away to finance the direct or of a recreational nature,” gration crackdown. Those give birth so their children all female visa applicants of Officials said the rule will and downstream costs associ- according to the new rules, women were initially part can have U.S. citizenship. child-bearing age whether not apply to foreign travelers ated with birth tourism. The which were published Thurs- of a “vulnerable” group that The regulations, which take they are pregnant or intend coming from any of the 39 integrity of American citizen- day in the Federal Register. included others such as small effect today, address one of to get pregnant. Rather, they mainly European and Asian ship must be protected.” Birth tourism is a busi- children who were allowed President Donald Trump’s said consular officers would countries enrolled in the The practice of traveling ness in which companies for in, while tens of thousands main political priorities. ask the question only if they Visa Waiver Program, which to the U.S. to give birth is fun- a steep fee offer foreign wom- of other asylum seekers have The regulations seek to had reason to believe the allows citizens of those coun- damentally legal, although en the chance to come the been returned to Mexico to chip away at the number of applicant is pregnant and tries to come the U.S. without there are scattered cases of U.S. on a tourist visa, have wait out their cases. foreigners who take advan- likely or planning to give a visa for temporary stays. authorities arresting opera- a baby, get medical care, get The Trump administra- tage of the constitutional birth in the U.S. The rule will apply only to tors of birth tourism agen- citizenship, have a place to tion has been restricting all provision granting “birth- Visual cues such as applicants for so-called “B” cies for visa fraud or tax eva- stay with their newborn, and forms of immigration, but right citizenship” to anyone appearing to be pregnant or class visas that permit short- sion. And women are often then leave. It’s distinct from the president has been par- born in the United States, a listing “medical treatment” term stays for business or honest about their intentions what Trump and his allies ticularly troubled by birth- particular peeve of Trump’s. as a reason for wanting to pleasure. when applying for visas and deride as “anchor babies,” right citizenship. Rain, snow Trump: Mideast peace plan likely rolled out in days Today will be mostly JERUSALEM (AP) — President ing to take a break from campaigning “We took away their money,” cloudy with rain and a high Donald Trump said Thursday that for the March 2 elections to join him Trump added. “That’s a lot of money of 38 degrees, local weath- he’ll likely release his long-awaited Tuesday in Washington. for them.” erman Dennis Howick said. Mideast peace plan before his meet- “They both would like to do The U.S. stopped funding the U.N. Tonight will be mostly cloudy ing early next week at the White the deal. They want to see peace,” agency that helps Palestinian refu- with rain and snow and a low House with Israeli Prime Minister Trump said. “Look, Israel wants gees, which slashed hundreds of mil- of 31. Saturday will become Benjamin Netanyahu and his main peace, Palestinians want peace. lions of dollars in aid for projects mostly cloudy with rain and political rival Benny Gantz. They all want peace. Not everyone in the West Bank and Gaza and cut snow and a high of 35. “It’s a great plan. It’s a plan that wants to say it.” funding to hospitals in Jerusalem really would work,” Trump told He said his administration has that serve Palestinians. HOWICK’S REPORT reporters on Air Force One en route talked briefly to the Palestinians, Trump also closed the Palestinian Thursday’s low ...... 41 Thursday’s high ...... 28 to a Republican Party meeting in who have rejected the administra- diplomatic mission in Washington, Associated Thursday at 5:30 p.m...... 31 Florida. tion’s peace plan before it even comes saying the Palestinians refused to The plan, which would be rolled U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, left, out. engage in peace talks with Israel. Extended forecast: Sun- out as Trump’s Senate impeachment and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “We’ve spoken to them briefly. But Vice President Mike Pence day through Tuesday, mostly trial continues on Capitol Hill, is Netanyahu talk Thursday at the World we will speak to them in a period of announced the invitation for Netan- cloudy, 31-35, 28-38 and 28-38 expected to be pro-Israel, which Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem. time,” Trump said. “And they have yahu and Gantz to visit during a respectively; Wednesday, would please U.S. evangelical and a lot of incentive to do it. I’m sure meeting with the prime minister in mostly cloudy with isolated Jewish voters. It also comes as Netan- from corruption investigations. they maybe will react negatively at Jerusalem after addressing an inter- showers, 30-38; Thursday, yahu seeks immunity from Israeli Trump said he was surprised that first, but it’s actually very positive to national forum Thursday on the mostly cloudy, scattered lawmakers from charges stemming both Netanyahu and Gantz were will- them.” Holocaust. showers, 30-40.

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Combine, policy. subject to the Federal Fair Housing can be combined for tion is relayed to local tractors, trucks, dozer, Act, which makes it illegal to a total of 9,600 sq. ft. law enforcement agen- gators, ATVs, planting, SERVICES advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, Also a 1,200 sq. ft. space. cies for investigation. manure spreaders, tiller, FOR SALE color, religion, sex, handicap, familial JK Eicher Construction. status, or national origin, or intention Calls may also be made to mowers, blades, grain cart, 2008 Yamaha Raptor 700SE Amish Crew. Pole barns, to make such preference, limitation or COLDWATER MALL  local agencies. 1-800-282- wagons, augers, shop tools, roofing, siding, remod- discrimination. "We will not DRUG(3784). Office of the farm miscellaenous, rough 4 wheeler. Runs great. knowingly accept any advertising for Great Shopping Extra rims and tires. eling. 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Available im- Act, which makes it illegal to na. 7:30 p.m. Monday and “Albers Farm” located at 5967 advertise any preference, limitation Operator $3,000 Expires 1/31/20 mediately. Call (419)305- or discrimination based on race, Thursday. Depweg Road, Celina, Ohio By: VanTilburg Farms, Inc. By: Celina Manor 5286. color, religion, sex, handicap, familial 45822 in Mercer County, Butler status, or national origin, or intention Offering Supervised Visita- to make such preference, limitation or Township, in the Upper Wabash Posted: January 22, 2020 Posted: January 22, 2020 One room efficiency apart- discrimination. "We will not tions. RAFT Program Watershed. If the final permit is Type: Full time Type: Full time ment. 227 South Sugar. knowingly accept any advertising for (Reaching and Assisting issued, the PTO would be valid Education: Associate’s Degree Furnished. Utilities in- real estate which is in violation of the Education: High School law. All persons are hereby informed Families in Transition), for five years. County: Mercer cluded. 1 person only. that all dwellings advertised are 117 West Fayette Street, County: Mercer available on an equal opportunity A copy of the draft permit $395 plus $395 deposit. basis." Celina, Ohio. (419)586- RN/LPN can be obtained by completing a Non-smoking, non-pet. 6 4663, extension 1006. Collision Tech By: Grande Lake Healthcare Center, month lease. (419)586- public records request using the By: E’s Paint & Body Shop Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living 2965, (567)510-7628. In the Area following link: https://agri.ohio. Posted: January 22, 2020 Posted: January 22, 2020 gov/wps/portal/gov/oda/divisions/ Two and 3 bedroom apart- Multi- Generation Farm PUBLIC AUCTIONS legal-office/public-records-site- Type: Full time Type: Full time ments. Water, sewer, trash Family looking to buy or area. Any person may submit 1st, Saturday, February. 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Comments St .Marys Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram State Route 49 South, can either be mailed to the nd Greenville. 10 a.m. address above or emailed to 2 Shift Assembly Technicians Needed is looking for an for our Automotive Technician [email protected]. Comments 1st, Saturday, February. Come and fill out an application at: growing Service Department. We offer very competitive received after this date will not Consignment. Primitives, wages, benefits, and Chrysler certification training be considered. A public meeting antiques, pottery, China, SETEX at no cost to employees, including travel will be held when required by appliances, furniture, 1111 McKinley Rd. and board expenses when necessary. OAC 901:10-6-04(C) and may be toys, clocks, galvanize, held where authorized by OAC St. Marys, OH 45885 Already a Level 3 Chrysler certified technician? glass, more. 11527 Reed 901:10-6-01(D). Persons have a We have a compensation plan that would be hard to Road, Versailles. ON-THE-SPOT OPEN INTERVIEWS right to provide a written or oral turn down! Not yet certified? We offer Chrysler training 8:30 a.m. (if minimum criteria is met) statement for the record at the at no cost to you. If you are motivated, then we are 1st, Saturday, February. public meeting, if a meeting is motivated to get you to the top level! FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 Jayland Trotting Asso- scheduled. 9:00 A.m. – 3:00 p.m. Full time position only. Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ciation. Harness racing The Division of Livestock Setex Inc., a leading automotive supplier, is seeking and rotating Saturdays 8 a.m.-3 p.m. equipment and horse Environmental Permitting main- trailers. Jay County dependable workers able to work 2nd shift. Candidates Previous technician experience required. Must have tains an “interested parties” list must possess a high school diploma or GED, an eye for Fairgrounds, Bubp Hall, for each Ohio county as well as knowledge in all aspects of automotive diagnosis Portland, Indiana. 10 a.m. quality, an excellent attendance record, and the ability to work and repair, including maintenance. a statewide list for notification in a team environment. We offer highly competitive wages, 25th, Saturday, January. of all draft permits. If you would an excellent benefit package that includes medical insurance, All work is performed in a heated and air conditioned shop, Consignment. Coins. Jay like to be added to either or both dental insurance, vision insurance, bonuses, shift premiums, utilizing the latest state of the art tools and equipment. County Fairgrounds, 806 of these lists, please send a re- a 401K retirement plan, and paid uniforms. 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EOE/M/F/Veterans/Disability 419-305-0787 to setup your interview today! 20–C Portland. 10 a.m. ———————— 12 THE DAILY STANDARD Friday, Celina, Ohio Sports & Businesses & Services January 24, 2020 Vikings to make Kubiak Beal, Wizards offensive coordinator MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — gave Zimmer — who is 57-38-1 The Minnesota Vikings have in the regular season and 2-3 down Cavaliers chosen Gary Kubiak as their in the playoffs in six years CLEVELAND (AP) — Cavaliers were coming off a offensive coordinator, fill- with the Vikings — a trusted Washington Wizards coach 20-point home loss to New ing the vacancy created by veteran voice and a valuable Scott Brooks wanted his play- York on Monday and strug- Kevin Stefanski’s departure offensive perspective to com- ers to embrace the adversity gled against the Wizards, who to become head coach of the plement his defensive acu- they faced going into Thurs- are also at the bottom of the Cleveland Browns. men. The 58-year-old Kubiak day night. Eastern Conference. The widely expected move They certainly listened. Kevin Love, who scored 21 was an NFL head coach for was confirmed Thursday by a 10 seasons, his time with Bradley Beal scored 36 points, believes the Cavaliers person with knowledge of the both the Houston Texans and points and the weary Wiz- should be better as a group. decision who spoke to The Denver Broncos shortened by ards, overcoming an over- Cleveland hasn’t won since a Associated Press on condi- time loss and early morning surprising victory at Denver tion of anonymity because health problems. He has also arrival in town, defeated the on Jan. 11. the club had not yet made been an offensive coordina- Cleveland Cavaliers 124-112. “Games like tonight and Associated Press tor for 12 years. The Wizards started slow- the last game against the the announcement. Kubiak Washington Wizards’ Bradley Beal (3) drives past was as an offensive adviser The Vikings a year ago ly following a long flight after Knicks, we feel like those are Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kevin Love (0) in the second half of hired his son, Klint Kubiak, an OT defeat in Miami on teams we should have a very and assistant to head coach as quarterbacks coach and Wednesday, but took over good chance to compete with an NBA basketball game on Thursday in Cleveland. Mike Zimmer this season, as the Vikings reached the divi- two longtime colleagues — late in the first quarter and and win,” Love said. “Obvi- eral starters on minutes lim- We know who’s an All-Star.” sional round of the playoffs. Rick Dennison (offensive pulled away. ously, there are teams like its, used 11 players in the first FAST APPROACHING Kubiak’s playbook, as line coach and running game “My analytics guy tells me Denver that we can beat on half. ... Washington had lost Love, the subject of trade directed by Stefanski in his coordinator) and Brian Pari- we’re 1-0 when we get in after any given night, but we feel five straight on the road. speculation all season, could 4 (a.m.),” Brooks said. “We like we when we put it togeth- Cavaliers: There’s no time- be moved before the Feb. 6 first full season on the job, ani (tight ends coach). played about as hard as you er we should be able to win table for the return of C Ante deadline. provided a clear boost for Their zone blocking can play last night and we games like tonight.” Zizic, who is experiencing “I’ll be happy if I’m still quarterback Kirk Cousins scheme was a good fit for a did it again tonight. It wasn’t Washington shot 55% and dizziness and other vertigo- here,” he said. “I fully plan to and the offense. The Vikings mobile offensive line in front easy. I’m tired and I was just hit 16 of 36 3-pointers. Davis like symptoms. “Hopefully continue to help these guys, were eighth in the league of running back Dalvin Cook, coaching.” Bertans and Ish Smith each he’ll start the progress of get- with an average of 25.4 points who stayed healthy enough Beal was 15 of 22 from the scored 17 points, while Isa- continue to help with Tristan ting back on the court, but I (Thompson) and myself and a game, after ranking 19th in to make his first Pro Bowl. field and had eight assists iah Thomas had 13 for the 2018. in 29 minutes. The Wiz- Wizards. don’t expect him soon,” coach Larry and being a leader, The emphasis on play-action John Beilein said. ... F Alfon- all the veterans. This place, “I like the scheme,” Zim- and rollout passes and fre- ards guard scored 38 points Collin Sexton scored 29 mer said last week. “I like so McKinnie was signed to a Cleveland, the fans have been quent use of two-tight end against Miami and is 31 of 46 points for Cleveland. Larry the continuity that we have from the field in the last two Nance Jr. had 22. second 10-day contract. really, really good to me.” formations helped Cousins offensively with the coaches, games. The Cavaliers led 18-6 HIGH PRAISE MARK THE DATE play to his strengths and pro- and I feel like if we add a “That’s one thing Coach before the Wizards took con- Beal was grateful to hear New Orleans rookie Zion duce a career-best season. that he finished second in Williamson, who made couple more pieces and con- Brooks and I say a lot, your trol, thanks to Beal and Ber- Wide receiver Stefon Diggs player voting among East his regular-season debut tinue to work on the execu- stats are going to level out tans, and built a 40-26 lead. was frustrated at times by a at the end of the year,” Beal The offense didn’t slow down guards for the All-Star Game,. Wednesday, and the Pelicans tion of staying with the same decreased number of throws said. “Shots will fall, shots after halftime. Beal had 11 “It’s cool. Definitely shows will play in Cleveland on Jan. play calls, the same system, won’t fall, but everything will points in the third quarter respect, for sure,” he said. “I 28. A billboard showing Wil- the same motions and forma- that came his way. But he level out in the end. I know and the Wizards opened a always feel the players and liamson and Cavaliers rookie tions and things like that, it’ll set career highs in yards per I’m a good shooter.” 98-78 cushion. coaches should have a high- Darius Garland is featured definitely help the offensive game (75.3) and yards per Cleveland has lost six TIP-INS er percentage of the voting. outside Rocket Mortgage players.” catch (17.9), the latter tied for in a row and 11 of 13. The Wizards: Brooks, with sev- Because we know who’s good. FieldHouse. Kubiak’s arrival in 2019 fourth in the league.

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Wolf 14-18 4-4 4 2 36 Elli Roetgerman for points A. Wolf 5-12 2-2 3 1 15 Schmiesing 0-3 0-0 1 0 0 in the first half. The Cardi- Hoying 3-5 2-2 5 2 10 nal junior scored the first Mescher 1-3 0-0 2 3 2 11 points for New Bremen in Heuker 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 Larger 1-3 0-0 1 1 3 the game and had 13 of the K. Oldiges 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 team’s 14 points at halftime. Pohl 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Minster led 43-14. Prenger 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 B. Oldiges 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 The Wildcats kept making Nick Wenning/The Daily Standard Mox 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 shots in the third quarter. Ivy Minster’s Lauren Mox Team 3 Wolf made her first four field Totals 24-48 8-8 25 12 66 (32) pulls down a rebound goals, hit two free throws and during Thursday’s MAC Score by Quarters added another bucket to get New Bremen 2 12 11 2 — 27 Associated Pres to 34 points. She was then game with New Bremen at Minster 30 13 18 5 — 68 Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on the 15th hole of the North Course at Torrey Pines Golf fouled with 10 seconds left, Wildcat Gymnasium. 3-point field goals: New Bremen 1-14 Course during the first round of the Farmers Insurance Tournament. swishing the first free throw (Cordonnier 1-2, Howell 0-3, Bertke 0-4, proverbial cap to the Minster Lennartz 0-5); Minster 10-22 (I. Wolf to tie Shenk and then mak- 4-5, A. Wolf 3-7, Hoying 2-4, Larger 1-3, ing the second to break the junior. Schmiesing 0-3). record. She tried one shot “When you have good play- ers like that, sometimes (big Field goal percentage: New Bremen .308, early in the fourth quarter — Minster .500. getting a rare miss — before games) happen,” said Bur- Tiger shoots well in opener Wiss subbed her out to a den. “You don’t want it to Turnovers: New Bremen 24, Minster 10. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Tiger Torrey in 2011. His health, his final hole. standing ovation. happen against you. Tonight Records: New Bremen 9-7 (2-4 MAC), Woods had his lowest open- game and even his momen- “I could probably, maybe “She’s a pretty good ball- it happened to us. She’s pret- Minster 13-3 (4-2 MAC). ing round of the year since tum are in much better shape could have gotten one or two player,” said Wiss. “She is all ty good.” JV Score: Minster, 27-24 (OT). 2011. It wasn’t enough to be now. His game wasn’t all that more out of my round today,” the time, but she really was Averi Wolf finished with among the leaders Thursday far off. Woods said. “But overall, I felt tonight. Last year we lost sev- 15 points while Hoying added New Knoxville 51, St. Henry 28 at the Farmers Insurance “It was nice to kind of keep like it was a good start, espe- en seniors that were part of 10. St. Henry FG FT RB PF TP Open, but it was fine with the round going a little bit,” cially going into the South two (state) titles. They were Roetgerman finished with Stammen 0-4 0-0 0 1 0 him. Woods said. “Overall, pleased Course. I don’t know what the our leaders. Ivy knew this 15 points and nine rebounds N. Vuaghn 0-4 2-2 6 0 2 Coming off his record- to shoot something in the 60s guys did on the South Course was her year (to be more of for the Cardinals. M. Vaughn 0-2 0-0 2 1 0 A. Vaughn 2-9 2-2 3 1 6 tying 82nd victory in his last today.” in relation to the North, but an all-around leader). That’s Minster (13-3, 4-2 MAC) Buschur 2-7 1-3 3 1 6 PGA Tour start three months It took a little time to get I felt like the golf course was something she needs to con- travels to Anna on Saturday. Ontrop 3-6 1-2 4 1 7 ago in Japan, Woods han- going. He left himself in a certainly gettable today.” tinue with the vocal leader- New Bremen (9-7, 2-4 MAC) Niekamp 2-3 1-4 1 0 7 dled the par 5s on the easier bad shot right of the green Bubba Watson had a 67 on Wendel 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 ship role.” hosts Delphos St. John’ next Team 2 North Course at Torrey Pines on the par-5 10th to start his the South, while three oth- Burden could only tip the Thursday. Totals 9-35 7-13 22 5 28 and limited mistakes for a round and failed to make er players broke 70 on the 3-under 69. birdie. His flop shot from 50 South, which hosted the U.S. New Knoxville FG FT RB PF TP MAC play. St. Henry fell to Neuman 0-1 1-2 1 4 1 Sebastian Cappelen and yards short of the green on Open in 2008 and gets anoth- 11-6 and 3-3. J. Leffel 4-6 0-2 4 2 12 Keegan Bradley had the low the next hole came up short er U.S. Open next year. Rangers Both teams play Shelby (Continued from page 14) M. Leffel 3-7 0-0 7 3 6 scores of the opening round, and into a bunker, leading to Woods has won this event County League foes on Sat- Jurosic 6-11 0-0 6 1 12 which was not the same as a bogey. He was even par at seven times, not including his Gabel 6-7 0-0 1 0 16 urday. New Knoxville vis- sharing the lead. Cappelen the turn on a course where 2008 U.S. Open title or the “They play their butts H. Fledderjohann 0-2 0-0 0 3 0 off,” Menchhofer said. its Botkins. St. Henry hosts C. Fledderjohann 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 had eight birdies for a 66 lower scores are expected. Junior World when he was a “They believe every time top-ranked and unbeaten Waterman 1-2 2-2 0 0 4 on the South Course, which Even so, there was little teenager. At stake this week Fort Loramie. R. Leffel 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 played about three shots drama. The best views were is a chance to set the PGA they have the ball they’re Team 4 going to score. They’re a Totals 20-36 3-6 23 13 51 tougher than the North, of the still waters of the Pacif- Tour career victories record where Bradley shot his 66. ic below on a magnificent day. with No. 83 on the first course very disciplined team. They Score By Quarters Rory McIlroy, who played The biggest roars, as usual, where his father took him to play hard. It’s a credit to Thunder Alley St. Henry 2 0 9 17 — 28 Tim and his staff. New Knoxville 20 13 7 11 — 51 in the group in front of belonged to the Navy jets watch a PGA Tour event. Sat. Nite Woods, was among those at above. Rahm, who got married “I’ve been in this game Music, Lights, Bowling $ 3-point field goals: St. Henry 2-9 (Stam- 67. Jon Rahm, playing along- Woods kept it simple, with in Spain before Christmas long enough, you’re going 12/per person for 3 games men 0-1, N. Vaughn 0-1, M. Vaughn 0-1, side Woods, was in the large a nifty wedge to short range and has another wedding in to have nights like this,” 9pm-12am Buschur 0-4, Niekamp 2-2); New Knoxville he added. “Our girls have 8-10 (J. Leffel 4-6, Gabel 4-4). group at 68. on his 10th hole, a two-putt San Diego next month for his Woods hasn’t broken 70 in birdie from 18 feet on the bride’s American family and to understand the moment. Have Fun, Field goal percentage: St. Henry .257, his first round of the year par-5 fifth and an easy up- friends, was 4 under through This is a big moment. This Go Bowling at New Knoxville .555. since a 69 on the North at and-down for birdie on the eight holes until he stalled. is probably going to deter- mine the fourth seed (in the PLAZA Turnovers: St. Henry 15, New Knoxville 8. tournament).” Rethman 0-5-5, Hoelscher 5-5-16, Koenig LANES Records: St. Henry 11-6 (3-3 MAC), New BOX SCORE 2-0-4, Homan 1-5-7, Winner 3-3-9. New Knoxville improved Knoxville 11-5 (4-2 MAC). Roundup ST. MARYS (13-4, 4-3 WBL) to 11-5 overall and 4-2 in Celina, Ohio (Continued from page 14) Caywood 3-1-7, Felver 2-0-4, Will 0-2-2, ST. JOHN’S (7-11, 0-7 MAC) JV Score: New Knoxville, 32-15. Menker 3-0-6, Dieringer 5-2-13, Cisco 6-4- Koenig 7-1-15, Gaynier 6-3-18, Moenter 17, Ruane 3-2-9, Tennant 1-0-2, McGlothen 1-0-3, Will 2-0-5, Friemoth 3-0-9. Totals 11 for Coldwater. 1-0-2. Totals 24-11-62. 19-4-50.

BOX SCORE KENTON (6-9, 0-6 WBL) 3-pointers — ML: H. Rethman, Hoelscher. COLDWATER (7-8, 3-3 MAC) Plott 4-0-10, Holland 1-0-2, Bays 1-1-3, SJ: Gaynier (3), Friemoth (3). Moenter, Will. Gilliland 4-2-11, Rismiller 4-3-11, Har- Hildreth 1-0-3, Heilman 0-1-1, Smith 1-3-5, Gophers lamert 3-1-7, Leugers 1-0-3, Leichty 1-0-2. Manns 5-0-14. Totals 13-5-38. Versailles 54, Parkway 31 Totals 13-6-34. Score By Quarters The Tigers made 19-of-42 FORT RECOVERY (12-3, 5-1 MAC) St. Marys 20 18 18 6 — 62 shots to pull away from the Wendel 3-7-14, Vaughn 4-3-11, Muhlen- Kenton 7 12 3 16 — 38 Panthers in Rockford. defeat kamp 2-2-7, Kahlig 3-0-7, Rammel 1-1-3. Totals 13-13-42. 3-pointers — SM: Dieringer, Cisco, Ruane. Versailles led 14-11 after K: Manns (4), Plott (2), Hildreth. one quarter before upping its Score By Quarters lead to 27-18 at halftime. The Buckeyes Coldwater 7 7 5 15 — 34 Marion Local 56, Fort Recovery 9 5 14 14 — 42 Tigers outscored the Pan- Delphos St. John’s 50 COLUMBUS (AP) — Mar- thers 27-13 after the break. 3-pointers — C: Gilliland, Leugers. FR: Sammy Hoelscher scored cus Carr’s 3-pointer with Wendel, Muhlenkamp, Kahlig. Lindsey Winner had a three seconds left in the game 16 and Heidi Rethman add- ed 13 as the Flyers stayed game-high 16 points for secured the season’s first St. Marys 62, Kenton 38 Versailles. Big Ten road win for Minne- unbeaten in MAC play and The Roughriders winning Elise Darrigan was the sota and had slumping Ohio kept the Blue Jays winless in streak reached nine with the the league. lone Parkway player in dou- State continuing to search for rout in Kenton. The Flyers sit alone in first ble figures, finishing with 11. answers. Lauren Cisco netted a Carr, who made 3-of-5 from place, with the Fort Recovery game-high 17 points for St. BOX SCORE distance, drained the long Indians one game behind. Marys, which doubled up The teams meet next Thurs- VERSAILLES (11-6, 4-3 MAC) shot on the possession after Kenton 38-19 by halftime. Full player statistics not submitted. Ohio State’s Kaleb Wesson day in Maria Stein. Totals 19-14-54. Kendall Dieringer added 13 Paige Gaynier scored a missed a wide open 3 to give for the Riders, who had nine PARKWAY (4-11, 0-6 MAC) the Golden Gophers a 62-59 game-high 18 for the Blue Darrigan 5-0-11, Miller 3-2-9, Stober players get into the scoring win on Thursday night, their Jays, who trailed by just two 3-0-7, Eichler 1-0-2, Knittle 1-0-2. Totals column. 13-2-31. first in Columbus in 15 years. points entering the fourth quarter. Carr had 21 points as the Jenna Manns had 14 Score By Quarters points for the Wildcats, who Versailles 14 13 13 14 — 54 Gophers (11-8, 5-4) rallied to BOX SCORE Parkway 11 7 9 4 — 31 stay with the Buckeyes in the remained winless in league MARION LOCAL (15-2, 6-0 MAC) second half, tying the game play. H. Rethman 4-4-13, DeMange 1-0-2, M. 3-pointers — P: Darrigan, Miller, Stober. twice in last 1:37. Ohio State (12-7, 2-6) is going in the other direction. The Buckeyes have lost two in ATTENTION, DOG OWNERS! a row and five of the last six since Dec. 29. They climbed DEADLINE FOR up to No. 2 in the AP Top 25 THE PURCHASE OF 2020 before the bottom dropped DOG LICENSE IS JAN. 31, 2020 out. Now the season seems to TO OBTAIN DOG TAGS BY MAIL, COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW. be circling the drain. 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Ashley to be one of the Midwest Athletic Nearly every Ranger had a hot didn’t get too many shots in the Ontrop and Mia Niekamp scored a Conference’s most competitive hand. second half. I think she might have team-high seven apiece. games on Thursday night. Ellie Gabel scored a game-high shot one or two in the second half. Redskins coach Kyle Mench- By halftime, however, people 16 points on 6-of-7 shooting, mak- I didn’t even realize Ellie had 16. hofer said a couple bad days of were probably wondering what ing all four of her 3-point tries. I thought she was passing all of practice carried over to Thurs- the heck is happening. Jacklyn Leffel (4-of-6 from the the time. Megan had a good game. day’s game. The Rangers made 13-of-16 3-point line) had 12 points while That’s one of her better games “They’ve got to understand shots (81%) in the first half, led Megan Jurosic (6-of-11 shooting) she’s had this year. Hopefully that practice carries into games, and 33-2 at the intermission and rolled also added 12. New Knoxville fin- gives her a little confidence.” exactly how we practiced the to a surprising 51-28 rout of the ished 20-of-36 from the field. Jacklyn Leffel and Gabel each last two days is how we played Redskins at the Barn. “We were running our offense hit two 3s in the first quarter. Mor- tonight,” he said. “The results are “They had a tough night shoot- crisp,” Hegemier said. “There was gan Leffel and Jurosic had four right there on paper.” ing,” New Knoxville coach Tim no stalling or holding the ball. points each. The Rangers didn’t Menchhofer also credited New Colin Foster/The Daily Standard Hegemier said. “They’re a lot bet- We were looking to move the miss a single of their eight field- Knoxville for playing lights out. New Knoxville’s Jacklyn Leffel takes ter team than they showed. But I ball quickly. They played that 2-3 goal attempts in the first quarter. a 3-pointer against St. Henry. told my girls before the game to (matchup) zone and we kind of St. Henry missed nine of their See RANGERS, page 13 Area Roundup Cubberly wins diving title Compiled by Colin Foster

Celina’s Holden Cubberly is the back-to-back West- ern Buckeye League diving champion. He won it this year with a personal-best score of 427.30 in the finals on Thursday at the Defiance YMCA. It marks the third straight year in which a Bulldog boys diver has been atop the WBL div- ing podium. John Robinson won the title in 2018. Cubberly scored a 219.75 in the prelims and a 317.50 in the semis. His score of 427.30 in the finals was more than 70 points better than he had in last year’s finals. Plac- ing second was Shaw- nee’s Char- lie Spyker, who scored a 376.75 in the finals to edge St. Marys’ Dan Melograna/The Daily Standard Kameron Ottawa-Glandorf’s Erin Kaufman (33) fights with Celina’s MacLean Taylor Klingshirn (32) for a rebound in the third quarter (376.45). Cubberly Thursday at the Fieldhouse. Celina’s Elly Bruce took second in the 1-1-3, Schimmoeller 4-3-11, Brinkman girls diving event. She had a 2-0-4, Warnecke 2-0-5, Kaufman 4-0-8, score of 167.50 in the prelims, Frey 1-0-2, Rich 2-0-4, Glenn 2-4-8. Totals 253 in the semis and 339.40 in 27-8-66.

the finals, the best score of CELINA (3-11, 3-3 WBL) her career. Winning the WBL Henry 1-0-2, Ashmore 1-1-4, Harris title was Defiance’s Addison 2-0-5, Klingshirn 3-1-8. Totals 7-2-19. Fleischman, who totaled a Score By Quarters score of 398.80 in the finals. Ottawa-Glandorf 20 16 15 15 — 66 The WBL Swimming Celina 3 1 8 7 — 19 Championships will be held 3-pointers — O-G: Siefker (3), Warnecke. on Saturday in Defiance. C: Klingshirn, Harris, Ashmore.

GIRLS BASKETBALL Fort Recovery 42, Ottawa-Glandorf 66, Coldwater 34 Celina 19 A 14-5 third-quarter run Nick Wenning/The Daily Standard The WBL-leading Titans made the difference as the Ivy Wolf broke the Minster girls basketball single-game scoring record previously held built a 36-4 lead and never Indians won a fourth straight by Lauren Shenk with 36 points in Thursday’s win over New Bremen. looked back at the Field- game and 10th out of 11. house in Celina. Kierra Wendel (14 points) Ten different O-G play- and Alli Vaughn (11) led the ers scored, five of which had way offensively for Fort Recov- eight or more. ery, which remained a game Taylor Klingshirn led Celi- behind Marion Local for first Dan Melograna/The Daily Standard Hungry like a Wolf na with eight points. Raven place in the MAC standings. Celina’s Makenna Ashmore Harris added five. Lauren Gilliland and (23) drives past Ottawa- Riley Rismiller each scored Glandorf’s Anna Siefker BOX SCORE OTTAWA-GLANDORF (14-1, 6-0 WBL) (10) and Lauren Diller (20) Minster junior scores school-record Erford 5-0-10, Siefker 4-0-11, Verhoff See ROUNDUP, page 13 for a basket. 36 points in win over Cardinals By GARY R. RASBERRY [email protected] Celina will induct 5 into Hall MINSTER — There’s no other way to say it: Ivy Wolf was on fire Thursday night. Five former Celina High basketball. In his four years was a Mid-American Confer- But it wasn’t until after the third quarter School athletes will be on the baseball team playing ence champion in the 1,500 that she realized how blazing hot she was. inducted into the Celina Ath- for his father Bruce Boley, run and earned multiple All- The Minster junior set the school record letic Hall of Fame between Travis Boley was a three-time MAC honors. Fleck lives in for points in a game with 36 in three quar- the boys’ junior varsity and All-WBL first team selection Celina. ters as the Wildcats’ tenaciousness defense varsity games against Crest- and was the league’s co-Play- Jenna (Schmtimeyer) wreaked havoc on New Bremen to the tune of view on Saturday night at the er of the Year as a senior. He Schwieterman (2006) earned a 66-27 rout in Midwest Athletic Conference Fieldhouse. The new class still holds the school mark three letters in soccer — girls basketball play at Wildcat Gymnasium. is the 27th induction group for career hits, RBIs, runs, earning All-WBL honors When she made a free throw with 10 sec- of the hall. The honorees’ total bases and doubles. twice — and four letters in onds left in the third quarter, Ivy Wolf broke graduating class is listed in Travis Boley went on to play track. On the track, Schwiet- the old record of 35 set by another Wildcat parentheses. baseball at the University of erman was a five-time WBL standout — Lauren Shenk — that was set dur- Bret Baucher (1999) was a Toledo and earned two let- champion and still holds the ing the 1994-1995 season. three-sport letterwinner in ters. Travis Boley teaches school records in the 300 hur- dles, 4x400 and 4x100 relays. Ivy was unaware that she had broken the football, basketball and track. and is head baseball coach at Schweiterman was also a two- record. In football, Baucher ranks sec- Marion Harding. time All-Ohio honoree at the “I just heard everyone on the bench going ond in career receptions (161) Hannah Fleck (2012) was a state meet, finishing second crazy,” said Ivy Wolf, who was 14-of-18 from and receiving yards (2,006) four-sport athlete who shined in the 300 hurdles as a senior. the floor, 4-of-5 from the 3-point line and and was a two-time All-West- in cross country and track. In Schwieterman later attended ern Buckeye League honoree. cross country, she won the made all four of her free throws. “I wish I was Ball State and earned four In track, Baucher was a three- WBL league meet and was a old enough to have grown up watching her letters and was runner-up play. She’s obviously a legend here at Minster. time champion in the league two-time state meet qualifier, in the MAC 400 hurdles as I broke her record tonight, but I don’t think meet. Baucher went on to play earning All-Ohio honors with a senior. Schwieterman now I’ll ever be the player she is.” football at Ohio Northern Uni- a fourth-place finish in 2011. lives in Arcanum. The points, not only by Ivy Wolf but by Nick Wenning/The Daily Standard versity and later received his On the track her speciality Kelsey (Waterman) Speck Averi Wolf and Janae Hoying, came at a New Bremen’s Kira Bertke (23) blocks the Masters of Science degree at was the 800 and 1,600-meter (2009) earned 12 varsity let- fast pace in the opening quarter, thanks in shot of Minster’s Averi Wolf. Miami University. Baucher runs, winning four league ters in volleyball, basketball large part to the pestering pressure defense currently teaches at Celina titles in each event along and track for Celina. A two- by Hoying, the Wolfs and Mara Schmiesing. said Minster coach Mike Wiss. “I keep telling and is an assistant football with three relay titles. A four- time All-WBL honoree in vol- Midway through the first quarter, Minster them we’re getting better. We just shot the coach. time state qualifier, she won leyball, Speck was also WBL was up 13-2 and by the end of the quarter, the ball well tonight (50% for the game), but we Travis Boley (2001) let- the state 800 title as a senior and District 8 Division II Wildcats were up 30-2 after shooting 11-of-16. also rebounded well. Plus we played defense tered in golf, basketball and and also earned a third- and Player of the Year and earned Ivy Wolf had 14 points, Averi Wolf and Hoying pretty darn well. We had 10 steals in the first baseball. Boley was a two- second-place finish in the All-Ohio honors. In basket- each had eight. time captain in golf and a event during her career. Mov- “Our guards were on fire in the first half,” See WOLF, page 13 two-time All-WBL honoree in ing on to Kent State, Fleck See HALL, page 13

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