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Abraham and Marianna Ramseier Zurflug

Our Swiss connection - part 11

This is the 11th installment in this series. Click here for the previous installment.

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Dave Bracy's number 1 trout catch

I asked dad what number it was and I thought he was going to have a heart attack right then and there.

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Dave Bracy recalls:  During the 1974 derby, I was fishing with my family in our usual spot, right across from the shelter house. Halfway through the derby I suddenly got a hit on my daredevil lure.

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Remi Bower Heartland VB offensive player of the week

Remi Bower of Deshler, and member of the Bluffton University volleyball team was named the offensive player of the week in the Heartland Conference.

Bower led the Beavers to a pair of 5-set wins over Earlham on Friday night. She finished with 26 kills in her 8 sets for 3.25 KPS. She also led the Beavers with 8 aces, while adding 3 blocks and 14 digs.

The defensive play was Amber Miller of Hanover.

Sam Luke scholarship recipient at U of Findlay

Sam Luke, Bluffton HS graduate, was awarded an endowed scholarship at the University of Findlay for the 2020-2021 academic year. He is recipient of the Marathon Petroleum Corporation ESOH Operating Scholarship.

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Made in Ada

216 games balls made in Ada are now in the hands the two remaining NFL playoff teams

FROM ADA ICON - Fourteen lucky Ada Wilson's Sporting Goods employees had their own Super Bowl party on Sunday night that lasted into the wee hours of Monday.

According to Andy Wentling, plant manager, the “super” crew worked into the early morning hours at the Ada facility to create the official 2021 Super Bowl footballs. 

“We had dies for the four teams in Sunday’s playoff games ready to use,” he said. “By 10:30 p.m., as soon as the games were over and the winners were determined our crew went to work.”

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Balancing act

Bluffton sophomore Riley Setzer, balances a tire in the Apollo Career Center automobile technology shop. She was among more than 600 sophomores in Apollo Career Center’s 11-member district visiting Apollo during 411Blast.  Jayln Glasscox and Elijah Evans are in the next series of photos.

 

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