City council considers annexation,water contract proposals
DELPHOS — City council met in regular session Monday evening for the first meeting in June, and addressed a variety of topics.
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Summer Reading Program kicks off with Storytime
The theme for first offering of Infant/Toddler Storytime for the Summer Reading program at the Delphos Public Library was Paint. participants read about painting then enjoyed a tabletop painting project. Next week’s theme is Clothes. (Photo submitted)
Clark restores headstones for veterans
DELPHOS – Dave Clark, is a 44-year veteran with the Delphos Police Department and an Army veteran. “Over the past few years, my dad has… Login to continue reading Login…
Gable tapped new St. John’s Elementary principal-minister
Information submitted DELPHOS — St. John the Evangelist Catholic School is happy to announce and welcome Kristin Gable as elementary principal. Selected by a committee… Login to continue reading Login…
Peters earns clean audit award from state
DELPHOS — Joe Braden, Director of Regional Liaisons with the Auditor of State Keith Faber’s office was at the May 19 Delphos City Schools Board of Education meeting to present the Auditor of State Award for a clean audit to Laura Peters, Treasurer/CFO of Delphos City Schools for the Fiscal Year 2024 Financial Audit.
Veterans council plans Memorial Day program
DELPHOS — Delphos Veterans Council has announced its plans for the annual Memorial Day program at the Delphos Veterans Memorial at Main and Fifth streets.
St. John’s holds 110th commencement
DELPHOS — Forty-four seniors received diplomas at St. John’s 110th commencement ceremonies Sunday.
Ottoville hands out 43 diplomas
OTTOVILLE — Ottoville High School conferred 43 diplomas Sunday afternoon during commencement ceremonies in the high school gymnasium.
Dr. Kaskel leads Good to Know Lunch & Go
Delphos Senior Citizens featured Dr. Beth Kaskel, an adult geriatric nurse practitioner as speaker at the May Good to Know Lunch & Go monthly educational series. Lunch was served to over 50 seniors and Dr. Kaskel spoke about the latest research on memory and aging. According to Dr. Kaskel, the Federal Food and Drug Administration this month approved the first blood test to look for Alzheimer’s markers. Besides giving 10 lifestyle choices seniors can make to preserve memory function, she also encouraged those 70 years old and better to ask for a cognitive evaluation at their annual physical. (Photo submitted)
“Little ‘white’ houses for you and me”
GOMER — Gomer (pop. 345) is just a few miles south of the Putnam County line. However, for such a small town, Gomer has had quite a storied past. The following is, indeed, one of the more unusual of the stories: