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Several arrested for driving under suspension

Lima resident arrested on outstanding warrant

The February Bluffton police log follows:

February 3
Officers arrested a Lima resident for driving under suspension, plates belonging to another vehicle, and expired registration following a traffic stop in the in the area of Interstate 75 at mile marker 140. The cases are pending in Lima Municipal Court.

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Dental clinic, book fair, testing day coming soon

Here's an event update from Bluffton elementary

Here's an update on event in March and April at the Bluffton Elementary School, from the elementary March newsletter.

CALAMITY DAYS: We have missed five calamity school days so far this school year.  We are allowed five calamity days before we need to make up the days.  Days missed from this point on will require a make-up day of Thursday, April 9, and/or at the end of the school year.  

Can you find the bee?

It's about time! Those purple and white first-of-spring flowers started making serious appearances in Bluffton over the weekend. This crop even attracted an early-season bee. (See the arrow).

Beaver's Connor Gulick wins HCAC honors

A Bluffton track and field team member was named men's track athlete of the week in the HCAC.

Connor Gulick (St. Louisville, Ohio) Bluffton University, senior, won the 800 meter run at the Ohio Northern Polar Bear Final Qualifier in a lifetime best of 1:59.03. It is the fourth fastest time of any HCAC competitor so far this season.

Other athletes were Nathan Schrader, Rose-Hulman, men's field; Kenna Hunter, women's rack, Hanover; and Anna Shoster, Mount St. Joseph University, women's field. 

 

Sherlyn Lugibihl was a school bus driver and co-owner of Lugibihl Spray Services

Visitation on Thursday

Sherlyn R. Lugibihl, 78, died March 5, 2020, at Mercy Health - St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima.  Sherlyn was born July 1, 1941, in Bluffton to the late Raymond and Burnetta (Steiner) Moser.  On Oct. 16, 1960, she married David Lugibihl who survives.

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It's not Bluffton - rather, Ada at mid-century

Here's a photo of Ada's Main Street looking north sometime in the late 1940s or very early 1950s. The truck parked southbound resembles a 1949 Cheverolt. There's even a "woodie" parked on the photographer's side of the street.

What else is in view? 
• Peper Drugs
• ODEON - was a a threatre?
• Check out the light poles and the condition of the sidewalks.

This photo is from the collection of the Ada Public Library.

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