9/9/11 Death certificate pregnancy notation result of clerical error
SUMMARY: Murdered woman not pregnant The death certificate of an Orrville woman found murdered in her home is being corrected after a clerical error resulted in the false statement that she was pregnant. Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Lutz said Friday Sept. 9 that a notation indicating pregnancy on the death certificate of Jamie Hout, 27, McGill Street, occurred after Wayne County Coroner...An empty nest is a good thing
Bruce Stambaugh says to celebrate your empty nest. Bruce Stambaugh writes about nature, weather, hobbies and people, often using personal experiences. Much to their dismay, he also writes about his family. He uses humor and pathos when he cant think of anything else to include. For Sept. 15, 2011 We humans can learn a lot from bird behavior. A pair of Rose Breasted Grosbeaks had frequented a...9/9/11 Plea hearing scheduled in psilocybin mushroom case
SUMMARY: Plea offer made to Wooster businessman who allegedly grew, sold mushrooms A plea hearing has been scheduled in Wayne County Common Pleas Court for a Wooster businessman charged with growing and selling hallucinogenic mushrooms. Bert D. Underwood, 58, 692 Greenwood Boulevard, is scheduled for a change of plea hearing Sept. 22 before Common Pleas Court Judge Corey Spitler. The hearing...
Hawkball flying into Lehman field in September
Sure you can smash a softball over a 250-foot fence on a regular softball field, but could you clear the wall at 375 feet? How about 325 feet? Just as important, could you leg out an infield ground ball on 90-foot bases?The second annual Hawkball Softball Tournament will take place Sept. 8-11, and it will provide plenty of opportunity for area softball players to flex their muscles and show off...
Walker runs...and runs...and runs against the Knights
Have you ever seen those old Road Runner cartoons in which the oversized desert bird gets his legs churning so fast they appear to become just a rotating, circular, blur beneath his body, kicking up a trailing cloud of dust as he races throughout the western landscape to elude Wile E. Coyote?That’s kind of what Coshocton senior halfback Brandon Walker’s legs looked like from the sidelines...Losing controlteen rebellion and trusting God
SUMMARY-- If you google teen rebellion, you will get 763,000 results; troubled teens will result in 2,310,000 results and for a whopping 72,700,000 results you will need to type, teenage problems in to the search engine. 75 million hits for these three searches? Lets explore this topic more in-depth. STORY-- Read the following quote: The children now love luxury; they have bad...The risks and effects of alcohol poisoning
Summary-- Alcohol poisoning among teenagers is a valid problem. Parents need to talk to their teens about alcohol poisoning and how easily it can occur to avoid senseless tragedies. Story-- A few months ago in late July a Muskingum County Zanesville High School freshman died on an early Saturday morning at his home. The cause of death was ruled alcohol poisoning. As his high school principal...Hymn HIstory- There's Only One Way
Hymn History Theres Only One Way Theres only one way that this lost world may know That Jesus for sinners hath died; To spread the glad tidings Hes bidden us go, And no other way doth provide. Hes counting on us, the story to tell His scheme of redemption for man; Hes counting on you, Hes counting on me, The Master hath no other plan. If Christs first disciples had silently...
A collection that tells a story
Summary: From advertising signs to thermometers to 2,000 tie bars, Don Wemple from New Philadelphia has a varied collection that is organized and interesting. A collection that tells a story By Patricia M. Albrecht Don Wemple, a lifelong New Philadelphia resident, has been collecting interesting items for 37 years. While some collectors have coins or stamps, Wemple has accumulated numerous...