February 8, 2004SCHS PRESIDENT’S DESK
Much of the ice has melted off the roads and driveways. It is surprising that there was not more broken bones from falls on the ice. We are looking forward to spring and hope the warm weather continues. Everyone says that spring is one day closer.
The sign for the Works Cemetery (now a ...
December 8, 1999SCHS PRESIDENT’S DESK
It is certainly hard to believe that December is here. The society has had a successful fall with good attendance at its meetings and another successful heritage dinner. We want to thank Jane Now, Kay Thomas, Nancy Thomas, and others for the work they did in putting together another great dinner. These ladies ...
September 8, 1999SCHS PRESIDENT’S DESK
The WWW II tribute during Community Days was a great success. The response from the veterans was tremendous as they brought memorabilia for display and many were available to talk about their war experiences. We thank Mike Bruns for organizing this event. During the summer the log house has been getting some finishing ...
July 31, 2014NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENT
Since our last meeting we have been busy with many activities with the society. Early in May the Parkway third graders had their field trips to the log house and the museum. We appreciate everyone who helped with this event from baking cookies and those who helped with the presentations including the ...
February 19, 2014Notes From the President
It has been a very cold and snowy winter and every one in Northwest Ohio is thinking of spring and the society will be preparing for the spring and summer activities.
New Items
Just recently, Bob Ransbottom, son of Olen, gave us a framed display of some of the Christmas cards that Olen gave ...
December 9, 2013NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENT
This has been a rather slow fall for the society as we have had our usual monthly meeting with guest speakers. Our attendance has been great with 60- 70 people attending out meetings.
We want to thank Lucas Minnich, social studies teacher at Parkway Hish School, who encourages his students by giving extra ...
