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Here's an interesting aerial photograph of Bluffton prior to the 1960s. The Leland Gerber photo shows College Hall and the Musselman Library. Notice that a drive way is between the library and College Hall.

Also, the library lacks its 1960-era addition. There is no parking lot behind College Hall. Mosiman Hall was probably not yet built.

We invite Icon viewers to offer more observations.

English Lutheran Church invites the community to its Rally Day Celebration and Ice Cream Social Sunday, Sept. 11.

The day will begin at 9 a.m. with an interactive worship event built around the theme of "Sharing the Story of Jesus," followed by an intergenerational time of games, quizzes, and faith-filled fun at 10:15 a.m., according to Kevin Mohr, pastor.

"Then, after lunch, come back and join us for an Ice Cream Social with games and crafts from 2-4 p.m. outside under the tent on the church green space," said Rev. Mohr.

No one could catch Aaron Beach on Saturday. Beach won the BFR Labor Day weekend 5K in 16:43 seconds.

Erin Dendinger was the first woman to cross the finish line. She did so in 25:39. Randy Barnhorst was the men's Pump N Run winner while Amy Byers won the women's division.

To view a video of the race start, click here. To view a list of winners, open either attachment at the bottom of this story.

St. John's United Church of Christ, Bluffton, has launched a new church website. It is www.blufftonstjohns.com The website was produced by Cox Signs and Graphics, www.cox-signs.com.

Art you can touch

"Art you can touch," and "Images from Revelation," are themes of this month's exhibit in the Grace Albrecht Gallery in the Sauder Visual Arts Center. The show runs to Sept. 23.

Beyond Budgeting hosts an informative workshop, "Leaving a Love Legacy," at 6:15 to 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 15, in the Richland Room of the Bluffton Public Library.

During the workshop, Beth Boehr will share with participants what documents are needed and practical organizational tips so that everything can be easily located in case of an emergency.

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