The Humane Society delivered 262 pounds of dog food and 117 pounds of cat food to the Council on Aging in March.
Hardin Co. Humane Society reports on upcoming events
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Vocal visitors
Residents and staff at the Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center were treated to a special performance on the evening of April 21. Norm Smiley from left) with the Mount Victory Singers, brought his special guests, Lisa Oberlitner and Chris Horne to share their extraordinary vocal talents with the group.
Volunteer appreciation
The Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Tea on Monday, April 13 with 18 in attendance. Certificates of appreciation and gifts were presented.
Birthday celebration
Residents of Hardin Hills Heath and Rehabilitation Center celebrate the monthly birthday party with cake and punch and entertained by Happy Daz Karaoke.
Kotterman, Rausch set Aug. 8 wedding date
Kristi Marie Kotterman and Brice Thomas Rausch are announcing their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Cross shares hopes for Hardin County at BPW meeting
The Hardin County Business and Professional Women's Club met on April 22 at 5:30 p.m. at Henry's Restaurant. President Sandy Moore welcomed six members and one guest, Jon Cross.
Ada resident named RACER Leader at UNOH
LIMA — Michaela Guyton of Ada will be one of 16 “Leaders” in the new RACER Leader program at the University of Northwestern Ohio. Guyton, a business administration major, and her fellow Leaders in the new Student Ambassador Program will represent UNOH to prospective students
Elks exalted ruler
John Hines receives his exalted ruler's gavel from installing officer Sue Buroker to become the 125th person to lead the Kenton Elks Lodge 157.
Students in the news: April 27, 2015
YOUNGSTOWN — Jena Bushong of Mount Blanchard received the Pin award at the first Youngstown State University Honors College Recognition Ceremony this spring.
Latham Chapter learns about the tulip
Latham Chapter Order of the Eastern Star 364 met Monday evening, April 20 for their 102nd Inspection by Carol Gramm Wise, Deputy Grand Matron of District 8. 29 members and 37 visitors were in attendance.
