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The Root Beer Stand POSTAL PATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 14 – ISSUE 29 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018 JOHN PAULDING DAYS ENDS WITH A BLAST! DR. RYAN BLECK CALLED TO Community ACTIVE DUTY Calendar July 17 • CHA & CHIP Improvement Plan Event @ PC Senior Center, 10am July 18 • Business Summer Workshop @ NSCC, 10a-12p • Music, Market & Munchies, NH Schnelker Park, 5-8pm July 19 • Summer Patio Concert @ The Huber, 7pm July 20-21 • Lambert Days, Ohio City July 21 • Big Boy$ Toy$ Car Show, downtown Antwerp, 5pm • Ice Cream Social 5-7 @ Bethel UMC • Sherwood Village Homecoming, Sherwood Fireworks conclude the 2018 John Paulding Days fair. More pictures at westbendnews.net On Friday John Paulding Businesses and organizations others were there on hand July 22 Days started with a Senior from all over the area present- to make sure the event went • Praise in the Park @ Antwerp Center Luncheon and then ed their services. well. The 5K started about Park, 6:30pm Shop the Square took place After the parade, down- 8:30 a.m. and had over 50 par- July 25 starting at noon. The parade town was opened up to the ticipants who ended up run- • Music, Market & Munchies, began at 7:00 p.m. and lasted food vendors and the band, ning through the fairgrounds NH Schnelker Park, 5-8pm for an hour with all of the vet- Brother Believe Me. and back again by the old Ma- July 26 erans being honored first as Theresa Stoller organized sonic building where the race part of the Honorary Grand the Revolutionary Run 5K started. There was blue and • Woodburn Comm. Hist. Marshal presentation. Fol- with Mikayla Pieper that red “smoke” flying through Society @ Woodburn Comm. Center, 7pm lowing that, was all kinds of started on Saturday morning the air in this Revolutionary Community Memorial Dr. Bleck’s specialty is floats passing by filled with early. Clint Vance, Ed Bohn, Run. 1st place for ages 18 and Hospital has announced that Family Medicine, also attend- July 26-28 people throwing candies. Dave Burtch and several (Continued on Page 3) family physician, Dr. Ryan ing obstetric patients, and is • HUGE Basement Sale @ Bleck, who is a naval reserve surgically trained to perform Pathway Christian Church, YOUTH PARADE AT HARLAN officer, has been called to -ac C-sections if necessary. Dr. Harlan, 26/27th, 8a-5p; US Veteran 28th,8a-12p DAYS ON AUGUST 2 tive duty and deployment, Bleck will be available for Windows & Doors effective August, 2018. Dr. patients again at CMH Fam- July 27 Bleck began his practice in ily Health Center when his Free Estimates Thursday, August 2 is the • Summer Fun Glass City July 2017 at Community Me- Youth Parade to kick off the JOB POSTING (Continued on Page 5) Dance Party, Hollond O.C. Duration Shingles morial Hospital. Harlan Days Festival, spon- Gardens, Holland, OH, 28 Years Experience C.C. Seamless, LLC. (Paulding, OH) sored by the Harlan Chris- 8-11:30p tian Youth Center, Inc. Youth July 28-29 Residential & Commercial • Fully Insured C.C. Seamless, LLC. provides construction/gutter services to ages 0-15 are encouraged improveto commercial, residential and industrial environments for clients. • Revolutionary War @ Old Art Simonin - Owner, Owens Preferred Contractor participate; decorate your Fort Wayne, 10a-6p; 29th, Business Phone: 419-399-5244 bike, decorate a trailer (mayWe are looking for a full-time laborer to perform the following 10a-4p 419-771-9059 or 419-399-4247 use ATV or riding Lawntasks: JOB POSTING • Roofing August 1 Mower to pull) Dress up, dec- • Siding C.C. Seamless, LLC. (Paulding, OH) • Seamless Gutter • NH Ag Appreciation Day, orate your power wheels, be • Window/Door Installation creative...The Parade starts at S&S Performance Diesel Repair Jefferson Twp. Park C.C. Seamless, LLC. provides construction/gutter services to Required: • Music, Market & Munchies, FS improve commercial, residential and industrial environments for 6PM, come around 5:30 pm C • Driver’s License NH Schnelker Park, 5-8pm Fiveclients. Star Construction to the starting line up to reg- Now offering auto repair www.fivestarconstructionin.com ister and get a number. TheIf interested please call Cody Clark at (419) 786-9572. To add your event We are looking for a full-time laborer to perform the following tasks: parade starts at the driveway Parts & Tires sold • All makes & models to the calender email Room Additions • Garages [email protected] • Roofing behind the midway that dead @ cost with repair •Free code scanning Roofing• Siding (Shingle or Metal) Continual Events must be • Seamless Gutter ends at the old Harlan Ele- • Window/Door Installation $50 per hour auto • Diesel auto/truck resubmitted once per month Pole Barns • Decks • Siding & Concrete mentary School. Signs will $75 per hour diesel • Automotive repair Doing Quality WorkRequired: for Menno Lengacher be up to point to the lineup. • Driver’s License The parade will go through Over 30 Years! Licensed & Insured 621 1/2 E. Wayne Paulding, OH If interested please call Cody Clark at (419) 786-9572. the park and around the mid- 260-740-0071 (Continued on Page 7) Matt Schroeder (Owner) • 419-670-1999 Quality Work Creative Design & Construction LLC. Bingo 4PM -6PM SHERWOOD Over 25 years! Euchre Tournament 7pm Schmucker ROOM ADDITIONS • GARAGES The Root Beer Stand Registration VILLAGE NEW HOMES & POLE BARNS Mon-Sat 11am - 9pm 30 Min BASEMENTS Prior (Foundation, Walls & Repair, SUNDAY 12pm - 9pm HOMECOMING Waterproo ng) July 21st Settling, Bowing, Cracking? No problem! Open 7 days a week 421 W. River St. Corn Hole Presenting: Antwerp, OH Tournament 7PM-? 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All Ages Parade call for more info Licensed & Insured • Nutritional Supplements at 419 899 2145 30+ Years of Experience 3 PM! Or visit our Facebook Krouse Chiropractic 419-263-1393 110 West Oak St • Payne, OH BLUE & GOLD www.facebook.com/sherwoodohioparks PMS 286 260-417-2651 PMS 871 PAGE 2 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 17, 2018 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES ANTWERP’S GRAB YOUR NEIGHBOR It takes USDA data rough- SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK ly 2 seconds to be transmitted PAULDING, OH and posted for the public to Rudy Walter Mohr age NIGHT “For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form, read. Meanwhile, press orga- and in Christ you have been brought to fullness. He is the head 78 died Sunday, July 8, 2018 nizations have access to high- at his residence. over every power and authority.” speed fiber optic lines out of —Colossians 2:9-10 He was born March 28, the USDA lockup and adver- 1940 in Scott, Ohio, the son tise paid services to clients of the late Walter S. and that offer ‘ultra-low latency’ including a roster of mem- Secretary from nominations Ruth E. (Frey) Mohr. On data transmission speed. May 28, 1966 he married bers, is available on AMS’ Na- submitted by dairy producer They have approximately 90 tional Peanut Board webpage organizations, dairy importer Diana K. Miller who sur- minutes to distill the reports vives. He was the owner/ and at the National Peanut organizations, general farm down to their clients’ needs. Board website. organizations, and Qualified operator of Mohr’s Sohio There is evidence to sug- Station. He was a member Programs. gest that there is significant USDA APPOINTS MEMBERS Since 1966, Congress has of Paulding United Method- trading activity worth mil- ist Church and was a former TO NATIONAL DAIRY PRO- authorized 22 industry-fund- lions of dollars that occurs ed research and promotion member of Paulding EMS. in the one to two second pe- MOTION AND RESEARCH He was a former member of BOARD boards to provide a frame- riod immediately following work for agricultural indus- the National Guard. 12:00 p.m., which could not He is also survived by tries to pool their resources Antwerp Chamber of time from Archer Drive down be based on the public read- Agriculture Secretary and combine efforts to devel- his sons, Stuart Nelson (Da- Commerce hosted it’s month- to the Post Office. ing of USDA data. The infer- Sonny Perdue announced vid) Mohr, Port St. Lucie, op new markets, strengthen ly “Grab Your Neighbor” During the affair, there ence is that private agents are the appointment of 13 mem- existing markets and con- FL, Bradley Neal Mohr, night on Monday, July 9. This was popcorn being served paying the news agencies for bers to fill vacancies on the Ypsilanti, MI, Jason Jacob duct important research and night was the theme of the by Shawn Dooley and Matt faster data transmission to get 37-member National Dairy promotion activities. The (Jennie) Mohr, Toledo; a Kiddy Parade and there were Hormann. KB Scoops, the ice a jump on the market. Promotion and Research brother, James Mohr, Ft. Agricultural Marketing Ser- lots of kids and parents there cream shop in town, also was What is USDA doing to fix Board.
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