PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL

Perrysburg City voters will see Charter amendments on November ballot

The Charter of the City of Perrysburg, Ohio, was adopted by the voters at a special election on November 1, 1960.

By Deb Buker

PHS class of 1947 celebrates 71 years at 13th reunion

In 1947, Gingrich Brothers Motor Sales was on Front Street. Harriet’s Furniture, Livingston’s, People’s Food Market and Mrs. Piatt’s Bakery lined Louisiana Avenue.

Local woman bakes world’s largest buckeye

Perrysburg businesswoman Marsha Smith set a scrumptious world’s record for chocolate-and-peanut butter tastiness at the Ohio State Fair last week.

LINDA JEAN PARKS

Linda Jean Parks, age 61, of Perrysburg, passed away, Saturday, July 28, 2018.

ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL

What was your summer job this year?

Summer days are winding down for families with school children.

Rossford Schools’ first official day is Wednesday, August 22.

School district moves high school operations to Owens campus

The halls and classrooms at Owens Community College are beginning to fill with Bulldog boxes and maroon and gray lockers.

By Beth Church

Lead service lines being replaced by NWSD

The Northwestern Water and Sewer District soon will begin a project to replace 322 lead service lines in Rossford and Northwood.

Stormwater utility fee delayed to January

After serving as a patrolman, sergeant and detective, Todd Kitzler returns this week to lead the Rossford Police Department as the new chief.

HOLLAND-SPRINGFIELD JOURNAL

SHS youth named All-American cheerleaders

Recently, three Springfield High School students were named All-American Cheerleaders by the Universal Cheerleaders Association.

Holland Councilwoman steps down

Describing her time on Holland Village Council as both a privilege and an honor, Councilwoman Elaine Olsen submitted her resignation August 7.

Twp. trustees approve zoning change, continue review of text amendment for Dorr Street overlay zone

A zoning change request for a business on McCord Road received approval from the Springfield Township trustees at the August 6 meeting.

By Jane Maiolo

Journal readers are everywhere

From there to here, from here to there, Journal readers are everywhere.

POINT AND SHORELAND JOURNAL

Adopt-a-Pot volunteer efforts recognized

The Point Place Business Association appreciates the individuals and businesses who have stepped up to help with this year’s Adopta-Pot project.

‘Emerging Artists’ at HeART Gallery part of Toledo Art Loop on August 16

HEART Gallery looks to the future of Toledo’s rich, continuing arts legacy with an exhibition titled “Emerging Artists.” A fresh crop of local talent will exhibit pieces in a variety of mediums: gl

‘Lunch at Levis Square’ concerts held weekly

The 15th year of Lunch at Levis is under way. Located at Levis Square Park, at the corner of Madison and St.

Donald Franklin Carnes

JUNE 24, 1942- JULY 31, 2018

Obituaries

LINDA JEAN PARKS

Linda Jean Parks, age 61, of Perrysburg, passed away, Saturday, July 28, 2018.

JULIE HAAS

Julie M. Haas died on Saturday morning, July 28, 2018, at University of Toledo Medical Center.

DR. MARVIN RORICK

Marvin Horton Rorick III, MD, of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away suddenly in his home on August 2, 2018.

DONALD THORN

After a perfect day with the love of his life, he kissed her goodnight and drifted off to sleep. Donald William Thorn, native of Vina, Alabama, born June 27, 1949, to William E.

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