Thursday, ebruary 2, 2017 Volume 32 No. 21 August 20, 2020 · 8/20/2020 · location. West half of the 1.8 acre lot is under contract pending a survey so the east half (0.93 acres)

Thursday, February 2, 2017

Volume 32 No. 21 August 20, 2020

Thursday, February 2, 2017

We Support and Sell Falcon country

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Pools are becoming more and more popular and 3361 Wiseman Rd, Urbana has one in addition to 3/maybe 4 bedrooms, 2300 sq.ft and a 10x24 shed all on 2 acres. $195,000 Please call Gina @ 937-206-7029

W e can think of hundreds of uses for the multiple buildings and silos on this 3 bedroom, 2 acre homestead @10819 Old Troy Pike, St. Paris. The new owners will get to decide. $170,000. Please call Bob @ 937-581-9311

Move is ready one story at 118 Dublin Ln, St. Paris has an open floor plan with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a farm field to the rear. $165,000 Please call Bob @ 937-851-9311

8310 W US 36, St. Paris is located between the high school and the middle school. The 3 bedroom home sits on 1.5 acres with a garage and an outbuilding. $142,000 Please call Stephen @ 937-206-7281

Roll up your sleeves on this $39,000 3 bedroom opportunity @ 8609 US 36, Conover. You’ll love the huge back yard. Please call Stephen @937-206-7281

223 South Springfield, St. Paris has had a complete interior makeover. This 3 bedroom 2 story even has a private potting area. $139,900 Please call Gina @ 937-206-7029

You will never want to leave 534 Kite Road, Saint Paris with it’s 4,000 gorgeous sq.ft. with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and a full basement with more than half finished. 5 car attached garage with heat in the last 2 bays. Offered with 8 acres plus a 30x52 barn for $649,000 or $669,000 with 12 acres. Please call Gina @ 937-206-7029

FOR RENT: 9875 W US 36, St. Paris - Commercial building - $1000/month Please call Stephen @ 937-206-7281

102 South Springfield, St. Paris offers a corner store front with maximum exposure, an established restaurant renter and unfinished second floor. $99,900. Please call Gina @ 937-206-7029.

Built in 2006, this “big box” at 701 East Main, St. Paris has 8,000 sf, a 3 phase 400 amp service and extra room on the 2.26 acre lot for expansion. Now! $440,000 Lease possible for $2000/mo. Please call Stephen @ 937-206-7281.

This vacant commercial building @ 125 S. Springfield St. in Saint Paris is clean as a whistle inside and out. The HVAC systems are newer and highly efficient. It was used as office space by it’s ultra neat owners and has a half bath. $45,000 Please call Gina @ 937-206-7029 Take West Troy Street in St. Paris to the edge of town and find your new home location. West half of the 1.8 acre lot is under contract pending a survey so the east half (0.93 acres) is available for $40,000. It has 2 water/sewer taps ready to go. Please call Joe @ 937-606-0334

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606 Scioto St.Urbana, OH 43078________________

104 S. Springfield St.P.O. box 820

St. Paris, OH 43072

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4Pony Wagon Committee monthly meeting We host our monthly meetings on the 1st Thursday of each month Please feel free to join us! Time to start planning for next year! If you want to be a part of a better Festival come get involved.

4Monday, August 10th, 2020: Our Town-Saint Paris monthly meetings are held at the Municipal Building on the 2nd Monday at 6pm. All are welcome to attend.

4GRIEF SHARE - at West Liberty United Methodist Church 202 W. Newell St. in West Liberty. In person and online options. In person: Mondays 10 A.M. August 24--November 16 or Tuesdays 6:30 P.M. August 25—November 17 (The in person meetings will have masks, gloves and hand sanitizers available for up to 10 participants. Sanitation guidelines will be in place. (Sessions are subject to change with state guidelines.) or Online Zoom Session Mondays 6:30 p.m. August 24-Nov. 16 Call for access code and book for zoom meetings. GRIEF SHARE is a support group designed to help you rebuild life after losing a loved one. Please register at 937-441-3592 or online at griefshare.org. Everyone is welcome!

all events at st. Paris & Christiansburg libraries

The St. Paris Public Library and the Christiansburg Community Library is open for begin contactless curbside service. To utilize this service, please place items on hold through our catalog on our website www.stparispubliclibrary.org or contact us at a location below with your request:

St. Paris Public Library Monday – Friday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm 937-663-4349 [email protected]

Rosewood Outreach Location: Fridays 12:00 pm to 5 pm

Follow us on Facebook to view our weekly Toddler and Preschool Storytimes, STEAM activities, cooking lessons and so much more! Virtual services are still available. You will need your library card number and a PIN. If you do not have these, please contact either library to obtain your information.

- Ohio Digital Libraryhttps://ohdbks.overdrive.com/- OPLIN Databaseshttps://www.oplin.ohio.gov/content/how-link-oplin-databases - Ancestry Library Edition enter your Ohio public library card number athttps://ohioweblibrary.org/db/ancestry and Ancestry Library.- St. Paris Newspapershttp://sppl.advantage-preservation.com/- Urbana Daily Call Newspapershttp://champaigncounty.advantage-preservation.com/

Christiansburg Community LibraryTuesday – Thursday2:00 pm to 6:00 [email protected]

Hooplahttps://www.hoopladigital.com

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• Complete Orthodontics (Braces)• Full service care for the whole family• Interest free financing available• Zoom whitening/cosmetic dentistry• New patients always welcome• Major credit cards accepted

Dr. Shockley Wier, DDS - General Dentist

114 S. Springfield St.St. Paris, OH 43072

937-663-9801

Wier creating beautiful smiles!

Christiansburg General StoreDebbie Rush Owner/Operator

14 North Main Street, Christiansburg Mon.~Sat. 8am-9pm & Sun. ~ 8am-6pm

GRAHAM & MIAMI EAST CLOTHINGPRE-PAID GIFT CARDS!!

$100 DVD Rental! Fresh Produce!$1-$1.49 Big Selection of Items!

Sunday beer & wine salesWine & Beer • Groceries • Lottery • ATM • EBT Fishing & Hunting Licenses • Concrete Statues!

Western Union Money Orders & Money TransfersWe Deliver For FREE! 937-857-9017

BUYING UNWANTED

Non-running and running cars, trucks

and vans! Call Mike at(937)903-5351

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FOR RENTSkidloaders and Mini ExcavatorsCall for pricing

Jim’s EquipmentCall 7 days a week

(937)238-8678

2 DAY - 2 LOCATION PUBLIC AUCTION OF COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS AND REAL ESTATE

Day one: 711 East Troy Street St. Paris, Ohio 43072 Saturday, September 12th, 2020 10:00 AMComplete Household: Household: Dining table, GE gas stove, RCA Refriger-ator, Couch, Recliners, Secretary cabinet, China cabinets, Marble top dresser w/mirror, Many end tables, Oak stands and tables, Brassheadboard, Record cabinets, Flat Screen TV, All sizes of book cases, Floor and table lamps, Décor of all kinds, Amana Washer, Kenmore dryer, Many straight back chairs, 4 Piece Bookcase (full) bedroom suite, Several wash stands, Corner shelves, Full size wooden bed, Several antique dressers, Child’s rocker (1906), Quilt racks, Plant stands, Lane cedar chest, Upholstered trunk, RCA Victor re-cord player, Canvas paintings, Velvet picture, Glassware or all types, Hall, Pyrex, Complete kitchen items, Dining table with leaf and 6 chairs, Serving buffet, China cabinet, Curved glass china cabinet, 12 piece setting of Fukagawa Ar-ita china pattern #903, Cut glass, Corner shelf, Sewing cabinet (no machine), Grandfather clock (handmade 1975), Marble top end tables, Straight back chairs, Oil table lamp, Card table, Victorian chair and matching sofa, Globe, Gun stock table lamp, Spool leg table, 2 Piece bedroom set, End tables, 1950’2 comic books, Wash barrel end table, Dulcimer musical instrument, Cobblers bench (shoe maker), Telephone stand, Drop leaf table and 6 chairs, Hutch, Bak-ers stand, TV trays, Wine bar, 4 Drawer stand, Hand pumped fire extinguisher, Copper bucket and kettle, Bomb stand, Vintage Scales, Rocking chair, Snow shoes, Carved eagle, Toy barn, Germany LP3 pellet gun, Air force military trunk, Milk cans, John Deere 4020 1/16th scale. Misc: Milk cans, Porch swing, Lawn furniture, JFK and Presidential plates, 48-star American flag, Kodak Showtime 8 movie projector, Emerson radio, Ceramic Christmas tree, Milk bottles (troy, Bellefontaine, Miami Co, Springfield), All kinds of marbles, Cast iron skillets, Sat Irons, Work bench, Cabinets, Metal shelving, Base unit cabinets, Ceiling tile, Shop vac, Felt and Tarrant Comptometer, Electro sweepers, Garden/hand and electric tools, Some local advertising pieces and many box lots.

Day two: 524 South Springfield Street St. Paris, Ohio 43072 Sunday September 13th, 2020 2:00 PMReal Estate: Single-family 1.5 story home with very nice sized rooms for a total of 1271 sq ft. Home features six total rooms, including 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. Very nice attached 18x20 garage with an electric opener and concrete driveway for off street parking. This home has many updates, including a roof, electric service, gas furnace and central a/c. Offers will not be accepted prior to the auction date. Parcel # E15-24-00-01-24-003-00. MLS # 1005119. Real Estate will sell directly after the personal property. Property inspected or viewed by appointment only. Real Estate Terms: Real Estate will sell with owners’ confirmation. 10% non-refundable (cash or check) deposit required at conclusion of auction along with signing of purchase agreement. Balance to be paid in full at closing within 30 days of auction, with delivery of deed. Taxes prorated to the day of closing with possession at closing. Buyer to pay all closing costs. Property is being sold as-is with no buyer contingencies. Closing prepared by the buyers’ agent of choice. Complete Household: Curio cabinet, Couch, Recliner, Wicker chairs and ta-bles, End tables, Bistro table and chairs, Flat screen TV, Kitchen items, Home décor, Glassware, Queen size bed, Plastic drawer cabinets, 3 Piece dresser set, Book shelves, Room partition screens, Kitchen center island, Samsung electric stove (like new), Frigidaire refrigerator, Kenmore Elite front loading washer and dryer (like new), Antique wash stand, Gardening tools, Many smalls not listed as we are still unpacking. Terms: Cash, Ohio checks only with proper ID, Credit cards accepted with 3% fee.Auctioneers Note: Complete household of items and many smalls not listed. All items are very clean and wellcared for! Lunch provided.Owners: Louellen Linville and Jeannette Pickering

Aaron Brown Auctions 937-869-0584St. Paris, Ohio www.aaronbrownauctions.comVisit us on the web at Auctionzip.com ID # 44711 for photographs. Not responsible for ac-cidents. Anything said sale day takes precedents over any previous written or oral statements.

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Turnip Seeds

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Don’t leave any stone unturned!Purchase a monument at today’s cost.

Design your own monument.

Atkins-Shively Funeral Home216 S. Springfield StreetSaint Paris, Ohio 43072937-663-4193

Suber- Shively Funeral Home201 W. Main StreetFletcher, Ohio 45326937-368-2212

Choose from a large variety!

FOR SALEGREEN BEANS & TOMATOES

(CANNING)2 gal. & 5 gal. buckets

Call for orders(937) 478-6986

FOR SALESHED FOR

SMALL ANIMALS4’x4’x8 long

(937) 663-4090

POWER WASHING:

Need your deck, or patio power washed. Call (937) 663-0035.

CLEAN OUT: Need an attic, barn or basement cleaned out?

Give me a call. Call (937) 663-0035

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Just a reminder: the St Paris Friends of the Library has a continual book sale offered in the library lobby!

Books priced at 50 cents!! Proceeds benefit our library!


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Laurie & Kevin Harris Mon. - Fri. 9am-5p and Sat. 9am-12pm

122 S. Springfield St. P.O. Box 676 - St. Paris, OH 43072

Phone: (937) 663-6001

LET’S TALK ABOUT BUTTONS AND PATCHES - As I begin today’s column, I would like everyone to know that I in no way intend to disparage, make fun of, or un-derestimate the role that buttons or patch-es play in everyday life. Many of the things that Laurie and I own, at the very minimum, have at least one button on them, but sadly, the patches have dwindled down to nothing.

As a young boy growing up in the late 50’s and early 60’s, I was very tough on the cloth-ing that I wore. I can remember a time when the majority of the pants I had in my ward-robe had patches on both knees as my knees were generally the first part of my anatomy

to hit the ground. You know, zipping down the slide on the playground on your knees at what seemed to be fifty miles per hour, well, let’s just say that stopping at the bottom wasn’t the easiest thing to do. In fact, there are probably two blue colored grooves on the slide all these years later since blue jeans were (and still are today) my clothing of choice. At the time, I think my mother bought the gi-ant economy size packages of iron on patch-es, two and three at a time. Mom always said that I would wear out the knees, and my older brother would wear out the butt on his pants. I think that in itself tells you who the energetic one was (just think about it for a moment).

You don’t see many patches on clothing items these days, but buttons, there’s something to talk about! I remember that in the 70’s, during high school, jeans and pants in gener-al ditched the zipper for the then ever popu-lar button front. Honestly I was never really a fan, but in order to “fit in” with the rest of the crowd, I caved and bought a pair or two. Besides, they looked cool with the platform shoes I wore at the time. To say that it was frustrating when it came time to go to the bathroom is an understatement, if you know what I’m saying.

In today’s world, buttons are not specific to just clothing. When your alarm goes off in the morning, you reach over and hit the button to shut it off. You get out of bed and

stumble your way to the kitchen to hit the button to start the coffee maker, that is, if you don’t have one of those automatic timer jobs. When getting dressed for work, you use buttons to make sure that your shirt doesn’t fall off, unless you wear a pullover type shirt. When leaving the house for work you hit the button to open and close the garage door opener, that is if you have one. Defrost, heat-er, and air conditioning buttons on your au-tomobile serve a useful purpose, weather de-pendent, of course.

While at work, and if you employ the use of a computer, then buttons, buttons, buttons, all day long. Buttons on the telephone. Buttons on the ATM at the drive through. Buttons on the credit card machine. I mean, where would we be or what would we do without buttons? To me, they seem to be just as im-portant as the air we breathe or the food and water we eat and drink.

Finally, at days end when you turn out the light to go to sleep, you once again reach over to hit the button to set the alarm for the fol-lowing morning. You might even hit the but-ton on your Sleep Number bed, as referenced in an earlier writing, for the guaranteed “best night’s sleep ever” (so I’m told). Patches may come and go, but the button is here to stay. Who’s buttons will you push to-day?

-Kevin

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WAG‘N’ TAILS GROOMING

SALON: Melissa Bowers, Groomer 142 S. Springfield St.

St. Paris, Ohio 937.663.0294

$5.00 off to new customers only!

New line of pet apparel: collars, clothes.

Saturday appointments.__________

FOR RENT SELF STORAGE

UNITS: Security Cameras

in use! No deposit. We never

raise your rent! KASPER’S KLOSETS

office 663-4165 or call Bill’s cell (937) 478-0183.

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OPEN ALL YEAR!(937) 663-4077

Your local, hometown tax preparation company Individuals • Small Businesses • Farmers

Naomi Mills, EA

FOR SALEMOTOR,

TRANSMISSION & REAR END

for 1963 VW.Extra Parts

$50000 OBO(937) 308-8300

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FOR SALE2ND CUTTING ALFALFA HAY

with a little Orchard Grass. Big square

bales. Good quality!$300 per ton.

(937) 869-0625

FOR SALE1ST CUTTING

ALFALFA HAYwith a little

Orchard Grass. Big square bales. Excellent quality!

$275 per ton.(937) 869-0625

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3RD CUTTING ALFALFA HAY

with a little Orchard Grass. Big square bales. Beautiful

quality!$7 per bale - still on wagon.

(937) 869-0625

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Open Monday thru Saturday

9:00am to 6:00Pm CLOSED SUNDAY

August 19, 2020

Molly is a beautiful 9 year old spayed female. She’s a very quiet cat who gets along well with the other cats. She came in as an owner surrender due to family illness and she’s looking for a new home where she can live out the second half of her life. Molly has the prettiest green eyes! Come visit her today at the Paws Animal Shelter, 1535 West US Highway 36, Urbana, Ohio. You can also check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/paws.urbana or on Petfinder at pet-finder.com. Our hours are noon until 5 pm Tuesday through Friday. Saturday noon until 4 pm, closed Sunday and Monday. Phone 937-653-6233

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FOR SALE CAMPER 34’ w/3 slide outs2011 Windjammer 3065W in Oakdale camp-ground on great lot # 89. Shed for golf cart,

wood shed, 10x20 deck, fire ring, 2 swings and gas grill. Great condition! $15,000.

Please Call: (937) 726-3216__________

SALE:4800 Millerstown- Eris Rd. (off 560)

Fri. & Sat. 8-33 layer cotton face masks,lots of misc,

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Thursday, ebruary 2, 2017 Volume 32 No. 21 August 20, 2020 · 8/20/2020 · location. West half of the 1.8 acre lot is under contract pending a survey so the east half (0.93 acres)