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Delphos Parks donates to Kiwanis Shelter House Project

Delphos Parks recently made a donation to the Kiwanis Club of Delphos Shelter House Project. Presenting the check to Kiwanis President Carl Weber, second from left, is Jean Weber, left, Dan Grothouse and Barb Kline of Delphos Parks. The new 3,440 square foot shelter house will be built on the east side of the tennis courts near North Street. The existing structure, which has been in place for many years and in need of extensive work will be removed. The new shelter house will have a complete kitchen, restrooms and indoor seating for 128 and outdoor seating for 48. Heating and cooling will allow the shelter house to be available for rent from the city year round. The Kiwanis currently have around $200,000 raised of its $480,000 goal for the new shelterhouse. (Photo submitted)

DONALD J. ”DOC” MEYER

FORT JENNINGS Donald J. ‘Doc’ Meyer, age 80, of Fort Jennings, passed away Saturday, August 10, 2024, at his residence. He was born October 11, 1943, in Fort Jennings to the late Herman and Marie (Wieging) Meyer. On April 12, 1969, he married Kay F. (Schimmoeller) Meyer, who survives in Ft. Jennings.

JANET V. HIETT

Janet V. Hiett, 90, of rural Spencerville, went to heaven Tuesday evening, August 6, 2024, at Mercy Health St. Rita’s with her loving family at her side. She was born January 1, 1934, in Delphos to the late Aloysius and Laura (Laudick) Kaverman. On February 15, 1958, she married Thomas R. Hiett who preceded her in death on August 19, 2016. Janet is survived by five children, Kathy (Ron) Leffel of Spencerville, Mike (Cindy) Hiett of Venedocia, Joyce (Phil) Kortokrax of Findlay, Sue (Leo) Beining of Landeck and Kim Hiett (Sam Fittante, deceased) of Findlay; five grandchildren, Amber (Adam) Cozad, Chad (Clarissa) Leffel, Jay (Sara) Hiett, Staci (Scott) Kill and Rachel (Kyle) Berelsman; nine great-grandchildren, Gwendalyn, Ruger and Vivi Lynn Cozad, Cash, Cain and Carter Leffel, Halle and Luke Kill and Letty Hiett; a sister, Alene Klausing of Delphos; and a sister-in-law, Rosie (Don) Keller of Wapakoneta. She was preceded in death by her siblings and in-laws, Betty (Leonard) Beckmann, Alice (Norman) Knippen, Margaret (Paul) Pohlman, Dorothy (Robert) Heitz, Eugene (Esther) Kaverman, Louis (Martha) Kaverman, Richard Klausing, Ruth (Ed) Utrup and Donald Luersman. Janet was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Landeck and a 1952 graduate of Delphos St. John’s High School. She was a homemaker and a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and greatgrandmother.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Allen County Delphos Bullinger, Patricia D/ Bullinger, Joseph/Swick, David A/Swick, Sheri to Vogt, Hayley/ Vogt, Eric, 1211 Joshua St., Delphos, $375,000 Howard, Alissa/Howard, Joshua to Johnson, Dequindra S, 445 S. Franklin St., Delphos, $110,300 Spieles Enterprises, LLC to Odyssey Operations, LLC, 465-475 Moxie Lane, Delphos, $355,700 ELIDA Bame, Julie Ann to Art, Kelli S/Art, Christopher J, 4688 Amaryllis St., Elida, $285,000 Strategic Investment Holdings, LLC to Freeman, John/Freeman, Amanda R, 702 Sunnydale St., Elida, $180,000 Spencerville Robey, Mark A/Robey, Sharon L to Krick, Sabrina R/ Bronson, Steven J, 415 E.

Foust saw needed personal change in law enforcement

DELPHOS — While Delphos Assistant Police Chief Administrative Sgt. Greg Foust always admired police officers as a child, he didn’t take a direct path to becoming one. Foust attended Elida High School as well as Apollo Career Center in his junior and senior year, where he was taught the trade of autobody repair.

Van Wert Jr. Fair Royalty candidates announced

INFORMATION SUBMITTED VAN WERT COUNTY — With the 2024 Van Wert County Fair quickly approaching, the Junior Fair Coronation Committee has announced this year’s candidates for King, Queen, Species and Project Prince or Princess, with a record-breaking 22 candidates. All royalty winners will reign over the 168th Van Wert County Fair set to take place Aug.

Allen County Fair runs Aug. 16-24

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16 Mercy Health Day 7 am Gates Open (Admission Charged) - Fair officially opens at 4 pm (5-10 pm) Free trolley pickup - West Parking Lot to gate entrance 7 am - 6 pm Check-in for Jr. Fair Market Hog Exhibits Only - enter Gate 6 - State Rt.