Submitted photos Haunted?
The Buckeye State Paranormal and Haunting Investigations team believes the blurry, white image on the left side of this photo may have been of a young woman. A female investigator reports seeing a young woman "crouching" on the basement floor at the Sullivan-Johnson Museum. Gene Lafferty of BSPHI took a series of photographs and said he saw nothing as he took the pictures. The "apparition" may have been of Luella Mohr Sullivan (right photo), wife of the home's builder, Daniel Sullivan.
Wife of Sullivan-Johnson home's builder may still be at museum 70 years after her death By DAN ROBINSON
Times staff writer
Strange things are going on at the Sullivan-Johnson Museum in Kenton.
The Buckeye State Paranormal and Haunting Investigations team has visited the old house on North Main Street twice in the past year. Each time, the BSPHI group set up ultra-sensitive cameras and tape recorders to pick up sights and sounds undetectable by human senses.
Their first visit in April resulted in recordings of children playing in the museum. None of the investigators heard the noises, said Gene Lafferty of BSPHI, but the EVPs were picked up on the sensitive recordings and played back later.
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Man sent to prisonon firearms charge By DAN ROBINSON
Times staff writer
A Springfield man was sentenced to one year in prison in Hardin County Common Pleas Court for improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle.
In addition to the one year in prison for the sentence, Judge William Hart added another year to the sentence of Patrick Dalman for a firearm specification. It is to be served consecutively, according to court records from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office.
A second charge of carrying a concealed weapon resulted in another year in prison for Dalman, but that term is to be served concurrently to the other sentence.
In other recent cases, Isaiah Jack Vickers-Butler, 506 W. Columbus St., Kenton, was found guilty of aggravated possession of drugs.
Times photo/John Blake Muscling through
Ohio Northern's Leah Zimmerman (right) drives to the hoop while being guarded by a Wilmington defender during the Polar Bears' 66-51 home win on Wednesday. Zimmerman finished with nine points.
ONU women vault to top of OAC By JOHN BLAKE
Times sports writer
ADA - The Ohio Northern women's basketball team's win over Wilmington Wednesday night was meaningful not only because of what was at stake in the Ohio Athletic Conference standings.
The Polar Bears' kryptonite for nearly the past decade has come in the form of the Quakers. The prospect of beating Wilmington has been something of an anomaly for the Polar Bears in recent years.
But after a 66-51 victory at the King-Horn Center, the drought finally came to an end for ONU.
Wildcat boys go after sixth straight By KENDRICK JESIONOWSKI
Times sports editor
The Kenton boys basketball team looks for its sixth straight win overall and second straight in Western Buckeye League play when it travels to Bath on Friday night.
With 6-10 post player Garrick Sherman leading the way, Kenton defeated Elida 55-30 last Friday.
Sherman had 27 points and 14 rebounds in the victory, with 20 of his scoreboard markers coming in the first half when the Wildcats built a 17-point advantage.
(Refer to page 6 of today's Kenton Times.)
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