Rose Marie Angeloni, age 93, of Malvern, passed away at St. Joseph Care Center Tuesday, July 28, 2020. Marie was born in Malvern July 23, 1927, to Charles and Mary (Nyardi) Markino. Marie was a beautician for over 50 years and owned Marie’s Beauty Shop.She is survived by three sons: Mark (Deanna) of Malvern, Tim of Louisville, and Doug (Sherry) of Canton; six grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. In addition to
James Francis Brothers, age 61, of Carrollton, passed away at Aultman Health Foundation on Tuesday, July 28, 2020. James was born in Canton Nov. 27, 1958, to Vern Lee and Mary (Neiport) Brothers. James graduated Summa Cum Laude from Malone University. He enjoyed theater, piano, fishing, hunting, cooking, carpentry, and reading. He worked in maintenance. James is survived by his wife, Gretchen Brothers, of Carrollton; two sons: Cody (Brandy) Brothers of
Buckeye Career Center (BCC) has new leadership helping guide its Adult Education department. Steve Rippeth began July 1 as the new assistant director of Adult Education. The position was vacant for one year following the untimely passing of Mike Lewis. Rippeth’s primary role will be supervising BCC’s full and part-time adult programs, as well as, managing day-to-day office operations. In addition, as part of his assigned duties, he will work with local
By Carol McIntire, Editor Harness racing at the Carroll County Fairgrounds last week wasn’t what spectators, trainers, drivers and owners are accustomed to in mid-July, but it was RACING and, according to many of them, that’s all that matters. “I’m just glad I got to come,” said Dick Sutton of Minerva who was one of a handful of spectators who sat in the grandstand. “I raced horses on this track
Leigh Ann Rutledge, CCM Associate Editor Just like Maverick and Goose in “Top Gun”, Sean Hinkle wants to go Mach 1. Hinkle, of near Dellroy, will have an opportunity when he straps himself in a 1995 Ford Mustang Aug. 1 at Nelson Ledges Road Course in Garrettsville. He will participate in sprint races at the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Regional Race. The two-mile paved course has seven major
By Eric Lowe CCM Correspondent Artist Joey “Mushroom” Wilson reached out and touched the sky with a beautiful mural painting on a Carroll County horse arena. The mural attempts viewers’ thoughts of patriotism that will easily persuade community spirit, specifically on one’s love of country. “The mural pays tribute to God, country, and our military,” Wilson said. “Being proud of what you have and honoring the men and women, who
Ohio State Highway Patrol officials have not released the name of the person killed in a fatal crash on SR 43 near the Carroll-Jefferson County line Thursday afternoon. A press release issued by the New Philadelphia Post said the accident occurred near mile post 1 in Loudon Twpat 3:39 p.m. According to the release, the deceased driver was southbound on SR 43 and drove left of center, side-swiping another vehicle,
The new Rocket Center was launched today when ground was broken for the new $17.3 million facility that will attach to Conotton Valley High School. Superintendent Tom Herman said the only things missing from the original $24.7 million plans are two swimming pools. Construction should begin in the next couple weeks. Plans are have it open by Labor Day 2021.
CYA Exchange, LLC dba Carrollton Livestock Auction Sale Date: 7/6/2020 Total # of Head Sold: 98 Cattle Feeder Cattle Light Steers & Bulls 250-525# — to — Heavy Steers & Bulls 525-900# $76.00 to $147.00 Light Heifers 250-525# $92.00 to $133.00 Heavy Heifers 525-900# $71.00 to $121.00 Holstein Steers & Bulls 250-900# $65.00 to $75.00 Cows Bred Cow by the head $650.00 to $985.00 Cow/Calf Pairs by the pair —
Sister Ann Roberta Gargan, a Sister of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd, died peacefully Thursday, July 2, 2020, at the convent in Carrollton, OH, at the age of 84 and 64 years of religious life. Born in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 25, 1936, Sr. Roberta entered the convent July 2, 1953, in Buffalo NY, professed her temporary profession in March 3, 1956, and final profession in Aug.
