Tina Marie Moyer Vibbert,

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HAVILAND: Tina Marie Moyer Vibbert, age 47 died March 26, 2014 at her residence. She was born October 10, 1966 in Van Wert, Ohio, the daughter of Lloyd and Karen (Foust) Moyer. On August 23, 1984 she married Marion S. Vibbert, who survives. She enjoyed spending time with children, and loved ladybugs. Tina is survived…

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Craft Show at Divine Mercy Center, Antwerp

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Divine Parish of Antwerp, OH is taking on a new event. Our spring Craft Show is new for our parish and the first craft show of the year in our community. The women and men that have the ability to design and create a product that you personally enjoy wearing or displaying at your home…

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Banish the Diet

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For health reasons, we should all abandon the word “diet.” That’s right. Diet is a four-letter word that conjures up anxiety, failure, depression, irritability, and deprivation. For many of us, “diet” refers to a temporary fix. Fad diets flood the Internet, television, magazines, books, and more. But that’s all they are, a fad. They eventually…

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History: George & Sarah Jordan

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By: Stan Jordan The above picture is taken from Mr. Ehrhart’s book, Antwerp’s 100 Years of Progress, published in 1941. That is my grandparents, George and Sarah Jordan. They were Antwerp’s oldest married couple at that time. Grandpa George J. Jordan was born in Harrisburg, PA August 22, 1859. His parents were Samuel and Hanna…

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United Way of Paulding County to Sponsor Annual Luau

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The public is invited to attend the United Way of Paulding County’s Luau Fundraiser on Saturday, April 5th at the Paulding Eagle’s Lodge. We will start off with our special recognition at 5:00 p.m., and then from 6:00 p.m. until midnight, we will enjoy the LUAU festivities. The United Way Special Events Committee and Board…

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Schools Receive Reprieve from Weather Makeup Days

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COLUMBUS—State Representative Tony Burkley (R-Payne) today announced that Governor Kasich has signed House Bill 416, which increases by four the number of calamity days school districts are allowed to use during the 2013-2014 school year, bringing the total number of calamity days up to nine. After the Ohio House declined to concur upon Senate changes…

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