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The Swiss Community Historical Society will hold its Spring Meeting on Sunday, May 5 at 2:00 p.m. in the Patio Room at Maple Crest. Gary Wetherill will give a presentation on the native people who lived in Ohio prior to settlers arriving in in the late 1700s. Wetherill, who has studied native culture for over 50 years, will give a presentation on the native people of Ohio,
Pictured L-R) Greg Ring, Mary Ann Ring, Gary Wetherill, Lois Wetherill, Andy Wetherill. Bluffton Lions celebrate their 2023 Citizen of the Year By Paula Pyzik Scott Has it been 20, 30, 40 or more years since you went to high school? Do you remember performing or watching your classmates perform in the school musical? And do you remember who directed the production? While 2023
The Swiss Community Historical Society opens up their 1843 Homestead to people visiting the area for the eclipse, to take a step back in time.
By Paula Scott Watching a massive excavator dig the basement for the new Heritage Center at the Schumacher Homestead, the question soon arises, “how long did it take to dig a cellar by hand in the mid 1800s?” Soil sifts down from the moving bucket but it is also heavy with limestone chunks. The operator smiles and compares it to “taking apart a mountain.” On Monday, August 7,
The Bluffton-Pandora Swiss Community Historical Society broke ground for their new center at the Schumacher Homestead, located at 8350 Bixel Road, Bluffton, Ohio. They will be reconstructing an over 100-year-old