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Richard and Corrinne boehr

Richard J. and Corrinne (Kamp) Boehr celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Oct. 28, 2011.

They were married at Calvary Mennonite Church in Washington, Ill., on that date in 1951. They both had attended Bluffton College and have remained Bluffton residents over the years.

Richard has served the Bluffton community as a real estate broker for the past 54 years and volunteers in the community, Lions Club International, church and the Allen County historical museum.

Bluffton and Richland Township voters followed the state trend and rejected State Issue 2 on Nov. 8.

The local count was 1,158 to reject and to 806 to approve the issue. The issue was, in fact, rejected in each of the local precincts. A link at the bottom of this story takes viewers to the unofficial Allen County results.

Vote by precinct on State Issue 2 follows:

YES NO (reject)

Here's the Nov. 8 ballot for Bluffton and Richland Township.

BLUFFTON EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT
For Member of Board of Education (Vote For Not More Than 2)
Jeremy Scoles

For Member of Board of Education
(Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/13) (Vote For Not More Than 1)
Ken Lugibihl

VILLAGE OF BLUFFTON
For Mayor (Vote For Not More Than 1)
Eric W. Fulcomer
Republican

For Member of Council (Vote For Not More Than 2)
Dennis K. Gallant
Joseph W. Sehlhorst

The Bluffton American Legion Post 382 will observe Veterans Day, Friday Nov. 11, during a 10:30 a.m. assembly at Bluffton High School

Speakers for the observance will be Bluffton American Legion Post Commander John Wagner, Misha Groman, Senior Patrol Leader of the Bluffton Boy Scouts and Morris Groman.

The assembly is for all Bluffton High School and Middle School students. The public is also invited to attend.

Some license plates are ordinary. Other have style. This plate spotted earlier this month in Bluffton has "STYLYN."

The Ohio Tax Credit Authority on Monday granted one of Bluffton's largest employers, Grob Systems, a $340,044 payroll tax credit on its plans to hire up to 113 new full-time jobs over seven years.

The Icon understands that average wage of the jobs will be $15 per hour, plus $3.08 per hour in benefits. They will add $3.5 million to Grob's payroll.^aEUR"^aEUR"

The company designs and builds equipment and production lines for the auto industry, including Ford and General Motors.

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