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Second quarter Honor Roll at Ada Schools

Posted by Paula Scott on Wednesday, January 12, 2022

Ada Exempted Village Schools has released the following 2nd Quarter Honor Roll for the 2021-2022 school year:

 

FOURTH GRADE

All A:  Tristan Arnett, Chandler Budwit, Naomi Carl, Derek Dennis, Blaine Fensler, Emersyn Lee, Annie Ludwig, Grant Smith, Josie Stoll, Maeve Ulrey and Charity Williams

A-B:  Cash Alger, Ally Allen, Waylon Clemons, Scarlett Craig, Mason DeWitt, Cami Eskew, Luke Fisher, Ben Fullom, Drew Griffin, Madi Hall, Railynne Hannah, Zak Hefner, Brooke Kah, Lincoln Maris, Ben Nawman, Chloe Richardson, Michael Williams and Eelyn Yoakum

 

FIFTH GRADE

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OSU-Lima scholarship winners

Posted by Staff on Saturday, January 8, 2022

The Ohio State University at Lima has named its scholarship winners for the 2021-2022 academic year. Scholarship winners are attending Ohio State Lima and meet the criteria for each scholarship.

Ada                          

  • Dotson, Allison Dean: The Arthur and Marian Rudd Scholarship Fund

Alger                        

  • Kreitzer,William : Ohio State Lima Engineering Technology Fund

Dunkirk                    

  • Hoffman, Collin Parker : Ohio State Lima Spring for Scholarships Fund

Harrod                     

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McGuffey Historical Society award for home decoration

Posted by Paula Scott on Saturday, December 25, 2021

Claude and LaVerne Conley won the 2021 McGuffey Memories Historical Society house decorating contest and were awarded a $50 gift card.  

Marianna Watts commented, "It was great to see so many people in the village decorating their houses!"

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Dellifield awarded Yvonne Lesicko Perseverance Prize

Posted by Paula Scott on Friday, December 24, 2021

The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation recognized Jami Dellifield with the first ever Yvonne Lesicko Perseverance Prize, or Y Prize for short, for her innovative work on farmer mental health initiatives.

Dellifield serves as a Family and Consumer Sciences educator with Ohio State University Extension’s Hardin County office. After seeing the stress effects of farm life on producers in her area, Dellifield led the charge of bringing farmer mental health to the forefront of her efforts. Dellifield took it upon herself to find training and resources – not just for herself, but for others in OSU Extension to address farm stress issues.

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Letters to Santa, part two

Posted by Paula Scott on Friday, December 24, 2021

Studens from Miss Daniels' 3rd Grade Class at Ada Elementary sent these letters to Santa and shared them with the Icon. This installment is half of the letters. The first batch appeared on December 19.

Dear Saint Nick,

These are just a few things that I want for Christmas. First, I would like a PlayStation5 so I can play it. Next,a new Fortnite skin, so I look cool. Then, I would really like some more Fortnite V-Bucks to get some more stuff. Lastly, I want a hedgehog. In conclusion, these are a few things I would like for Christmas.         

P.S. Do you make Teslas?

From,

Koen 

 

Dear Santa

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December 22: Terry Keiser and Noah Ristau Day

Posted by Paula Scott on Wednesday, December 22, 2021

Ada mayor David Retterer has proclaimed December 22, 2021 Terry Keiser Day and Noah Ristau Day in honor of the service provided by the two outgoing village council members.

At the December 21 village council meeting, Retterer thanked Keiser for 23 years of service as a council member. Keiser has also served some 40 years on the Tree Commission and has served on the Hardin County Board of Health. The council member noted that he will continue to serves as forester for the village.

Noah Ristau has served the council for one year, but as Retterer noted, it has been an exceptional year in the history of village government.

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