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The Quarry Farm offers "living side by live" program Thursday at the library

Ever wonder what animal hides under your porch?

Ever wonder what animal hides under your porch? Or, flies overhead at night, or goes "bump" in the night?

A 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 15, program at the Bluffton Public Library, may answer those questions. The library features 'Living Side by Side," a program presented by The Quarry Farm. The Farm is located in rural Pandora at 14321 Road 7L.

PLEASE CALL THE LIBRARY AT 419-358-5016 OR REGISTER AT THE FRONT DESK TO ATTEND THIS PROGRAM.

Sarah Theisen scores 4 goals in BHS girls' soccer win

BHS beat rival Allen East at Steinmetz Field

Earlier this week, Steinmetz Stadium was packed for the girls' soccer rivalry of Bluffton and Allen East.  BHS won 4-1.

Senior Captain and Keeper, Jadyn Barhorst, blocked numerous attempts by the AE offense, but the tide turned 17 minutes in to the game when Senior Sarah Theisen received a pass from Senior Captain Sydney Staton and took it the rest of the way down the field for goal 1. 

With 16 minutes left in the first half, a hand ball in the box called on Allen East gave Bluffton another chance, and Theisen sinks it in the back of the net for goal 2. 

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Greg and Donna Wannemacher make $1 million gift to Bluffton University

University launches $26 million Simply Innovate Campaign

Bluffton University today announced a $1 million gift from Greg and Donna Wannemacher during the launch of Simply Innovate, the Campaign for Bluffton University.

Greg Wannemacher is a university trustee and the co-chair of the Simply Innovate campaign. He graduated from Bluffton in 1977 with a degree in business and played football during his years on campus; Donna graduated from Bluffton in 1978 with an art degree. Greg Wannemacher is chairman of Wannemacher Total Logistics in Lima. 

Jenera church commemorates 185th anniversary of "Shipwreck Sunday"

During 8 and 10:30 a.m. services at Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Jenera, will observe the annual Shipwreck Remembrance on Sunday, Sept. 18. 

The services, at 8 and 10:30 a.m. recalls the passengers on the “Famous Dove” when it was shipwrecked off the east coast of the United States on Sept.17, 1831.  Many of the passengers coming from Germany were the founders of Trinity.

During a storm, the passengers prayed and sang hymns while on the wrecked ship and when they safely reached land, they promised to observe Sept. 17 in thanks to God,  to the third and fourth generations, this being the 185th year.

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Latin American Anabaptist Seminary president speaks here

Sept. 27 university forum in Stutzman Lecture Hall

Willi Hugo Perez, president of Latin American Anabaptist Seminary, will present his speech titled “Mennonite Peacemaking in Central America” during Forum at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27, in Centennial’s Stutzman Lecture Hall.

1.93 inches of rain recorded on Saturday

Saturday's rain reached 1.93 inches in Pandora, according to Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer. Until Wednesday, it was the only rain measured in September.

For a complete daily summary of weather from Sept. 1 to Sept. 12, open the attachment.

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