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Douglas R. Sell, 68, of Carrollton, (Dellroy area), died suddenly in his residence Monday, June 27, 2022. Born Nov. 20, 1953, in Dennison, he was the son of Lois Ann Lightell Sell of New Philadelphia, and the late Willard Dean Sell. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by a brother, Jerry Lynn Sell. Doug retired in 2016 from Canton Drop Forge after laboring as a steelworker
Bonnie L. Teeter, 78, of Carrollton, passed away June 26, 2022, at Aultman Hospital. Born Aug. 23, 1943, in Canton, she was a daughter to Lorrin V. and Alice (Sanford) Magill. She married Joseph Teeter July 18, 1988. He passed away Dec. 15, 2005. Survivors include her stepson, Jerry (Kerry) Teeter and family; two sisters, Brenda Russell and Barbara Poole; and many loving nieces and nephews along with cousins and
Pick up your copy of The Carroll County Messenger on newsstands today. Inside the June 29 issue you will find an update on the Route 30 project, celebrate 80 years with the Carrollton Garden Club and read what is happening at area council meetings. Find various activities in and around the area and much, much more. Get your copy delivered to your mailbox or inbox by calling 330-476-6343.
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By Leigh Ann Rutledge CCM Reporter Carrollton Superintendent Dave Quattrochi announced the formation of a committee to discuss school safety during the June 14 board meeting. The passage of Ohio HB 99 allows school staff to carry a gun with a minimum of 24 hours training with an eight-hour recertification yearly. Quattrochi asked for two board members to be on the committee, which will include the school resource officers, other
Formal charges were filed last week and bond set for the man who held a Sherrodsville postal worker at gun point June 18.Carroll County Municipal Court Judge Gary Willen set bond at $250,000 cash or surety with a 10 percent feature and a GPS monitoring ankle bracelet for 47-year-old Justin Gerald Bendo during an arraignment hearing June 21. Willen denied a motion to have the bond reduced the following day.Bendo
The second annual Carrollton boys and girls basketball alumni games are scheduled July 1 at 6 p.m. in the high school gym beginning with the girls contest. Admission is free. Donations will be accepted at the door. According to boys coach Mike Aukerman, returning alumni as of June 27 include Carrollton school board member Steven Pridemore, class of 1988; Ben Smith, 2006; Hunter Borland, 2008; Pierce Oaks, 2008; Lane
The Malvern Market, an artisan and farmers market, will open June 29 from 3:30-7:30 p.m. at Malvern Village Park on SR 43. Malvern Market will run on Wednesday evenings through October (weather permitting) and feature a variety of vendors. Vendors will be set up in the grassy area near the stage. The Malvern Market is presented by Swift Fields. They had a booth at the 2021 Dancing on the Bridge
Mondays – Lunch 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. by donation at the Warren Twp. Community Center on SR 212 in New Cumberland. June 29 – Free Community Blessings drive thru Dinner at Perry Twp. Hall 5-7 p.m. Sponsored by Perrysville and Pleasant Hill UMC. For more information, call 330-627-7593. June 30 – Liberty Bridge playing a mix of 60s & 70s music at First Town Days Festival, Tuscora Park, 7-9
Seated on the back porch of the museum, a few drops of rain threatened then disappeared. Having the celebration at the McCook House Museum was appropriate as the club has a long history with the museum. The club’s 70th anniversary luncheon was also held at the McCook House in 2012. The luncheon meeting was catered by The Grand Tea Room of Carrollton. Guest speaker was Dr. Carl Winters who spoke
