By: Stan Jordan This picture is of a Great Horned Owl that was injured/sick and ended up in Jim Pendergrast’s yard. They didn’t know how bad off the owl was so they called Nature’s Nursery in Whitehouse, Ohio and them folks came right out to get the bird. They figured the wings were not broke,…
Ann’s Bright Beginnings Summer Kids have enjoyed visits from Patrick Troyer from Paulding Soil and Water all summer long. Recently, he brought along some owl pellets for us to dissect. We found lots of bones from rodents, birds and shrews! It was disgusting and fascinating all at the same time! Call 419-399-KIDS (5437) to sign…
The Paulding County Jail A Huge Snowy Owl Sam Rivers, Indian Agent Chapter 3: Still Here at Gothenburg By: Stan Jordan Here we are at the Goatville Pony Express station. We have had rain, sleet and blowing snow since right after noon. We are alright, the express rider (Luke) came in around four hours late,…
The Lobo Tank Busters By: Stan Jordan We are going down to the area of Duren Germany, one of their better middle size cities. This city has been bombed time and time again and is pretty much destroyed. But it is still a big, busy railroad yard. This place is well guarded by automatic anti–aircraft…
Mrs. Staci Miller visited last week with an owl power point and owl pellets. We were given the opportunity to dissect the Pellets and figured out what that particular owl had consumed. It was disgusting and fascinating all at the same time! Shown here with Mrs. Miller in the back are: Madi Coler, Lily Roehrig,…
By: Stan Jordan Here is a picture of a German loading list of August 2, 1944. The prisoners are loading on a train in Rennes, France, heading east into Germany to a P.O.W. camp. The last man on the page is Garner (Jack) Jordan, one of my brothers. He was injured and taken prisoner on…
The Lobo Tank Busters; Sue Shuherk Retires from the PCHBy: Stan Jordan The above picture is of a carving of an owl taken by Jarrison Steiner at the corner of CR 45 and the River Rd. east. This wise old owl is watching over the ravine as a guard and also for his food. The…
