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OBITUARY | 2011-09-14

Robert “Bob” August, 89, of Wooster, died Sept. 9, 2011, at Wooster Community Hospital. Bob was born Oct. 6, 1921, in Ashtabula, and grew up in Cleveland. He graduated in 1939 from Collinwood High School and in 1943 from The College of Wooster. He went from college to the U.S. Naval Midshipmen’s School at Notre Dame, where he was commissioned an ensign on Sept. 22, 1943. The next day, he...
White helps Generals take major stride forward in Wooster Invite

White helps Generals take major stride forward in Wooster Invite

Hudson was rewarded when its journey to Wooster was rewarded with a first-place showing, while the hometown Generals finished third in the Wooster Invitational. In the end, though, both schools may have gotten what they wanted out of the Generals’ invite Sept. 10. Hudson, a state qualifier last year, gave ample evidence it will be challenging for one of the top 16 berths in the state again this...
Generals show ‘tons’ of improvement in Wooster Invite

Generals show ‘tons’ of improvement in Wooster Invite

There are benefits to staying home. The Wooster cross country teams hosted its annual invitational Sept. 10, with the girls finishing third in the competition. The race turned into a two-team race, with Dublin Scioto edging Amherst Steele, 32-40, for the first-place trophy. Wooster was third by a comfortable margin in the 11-team field with 111 points, with Willoughby South (149) and Orange...
Smith, Conley, Wisecarver and Patterson winners at WCS

Smith, Conley, Wisecarver and Patterson winners at WCS

Mother nature was a race fan Friday night as WCS officials squeezed in a night of exciting racing under threatening skies. Danny Smith and Mitch Harble started on the front row of the feature for the 410 Winged Sprints. When the green flag dropped Smith jumped out ahead of Harble, Bryce Dickson, Chris Myers, Sam Hafertepe Jr. and Andrew Palker to take the lead. As Smith stretched his lead the...
Coffman on top of its game, shoots 286 to win Wooster Invitational

Coffman on top of its game, shoots 286 to win Wooster Invitational

Make no mistake: Wooster saw a taste of state during the Wooster Golf Invitational. “My goodness, they threw out a 76!” said Wooster High assistant golf coach Ron Culbertson after Dublin Coffman won the 15th annual Wooster Golf Invitational Sept. 12 with a record 286 at the Wooster Country Club. That was two strokes better than the 288 posted by Dublin Jerome in 2006 and a dozen strokes in...
Killbuck Fall League set for tournament as fall nears

Killbuck Fall League set for tournament as fall nears

Regular season men’s slow pitch softball action concluded for the Killbuck Fall League, nine days before the official start of autumn, as JY Siding and Farmerstown No. 2 both won, to finish at 6-1, while L & L Motors finally hung one in the W column one week before tournament action begins.The league tournament will get underway Wednesday, Sept. 21, with the top-seeded siding...

9/15/11 Glenmont man sentenced on reduced domestic violence charge

A Glenmont man was sentenced Thursday Sept. 15 in Holmes County Common Pleas Court on a reduced charge of domestic violence. Eddie Howell, Jr., 31, 206 Garland Street, was sentenced to 360 days in jail by Common Pleas Court Judge Robert D. Rinfret on charges of domestic violence and endangering children. The charges are first-degree misdemeanors and each carry up to 180 days in jail. The charges...

Dover's Smith Concrete mixes business with charity

Summary: Board members at Rainbow of Hope Foundation at Mt. Hope couldn’t have asked for nicer weather when Smith Concrete at Dover unveiled a mixer truck painted with the foundations logo on September 13. A program designed to raise awareness about special non-profit organizations, Smith has had nine custom trucks painted with one more coming later in 2011. Smith Concrete at Dover has found a...

Look Up! Contest focuses on local architectural treasures.

Summary: Historic Downtown Millersburg is challenging people to pay closer attention to the unique features of downtown's buildings. From now through mid-October, folks can participate in an architectural scavenger hunt for fun and prizes. Story: You might think you know Historic Downtown Millersburg, with its early-to-mid 1800's buildings and unique shops. After all, you drive by the courthouse...
Dover's Smith Concrete mixes business with charity

Dover's Smith Concrete mixes business with charity