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Feb 3, 2016

Lisa Recker

ANTWERP -- Lisa Ann Recker, 47, of Antwerp, passed away Sunday, Jan. 31, 2016. Lisa was born July 23, 1968, in Paulding the daughter of Roger and Cheryl (Gilts) Detmon. She was the superintendent at Paulding County Board of DD and a member of Northwest Ohio Rescue & Restore Coalition and Paulding Kiwanis Club. Lisa had a way of letting you know she was in the room. She took great pride in her family and her work, but was equally happy relaxing at the beach. She will be sadly missed by her husband, Dennis, whom she married April 16, 1994; children, Kyle, Kiana, Kennadi and Kaden; parents, Roger and Cheryl Detmon, Paulding; and brother, Steve, Paulding. Her Mass of Christian Burial is Saturday at 10 a.m. at Divine Mercy Catholic Church, 303 Monroe Street, Antwerp. Visitation is at Dooley Funeral Home, 202 W. River Street, Antwerp, on Friday from 2-8 p.m. with a Catholic vigil to close the visitation. Viewing is also Saturday from 9-9:30 a.m. at Dooley Funeral Home. She will be laid t... (Defiance Crescent News (subscription))

Feb 3, 2016

PROPERTY SALES

Nancy Jenkins, Orlando, Fla. $80,000 The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerk’s office Jan. 4, 2016: Village of Antwerp: 0.49 acres, Philadelphia Road, Susan A. Gardner, Watertown, and Terry L. Gardner, Bunnell, Fla., sold to Linda Hurteau, Ogdensburg $25,000 Village of Adams: No acreage listed, 18 Grange Ave., Anthony M. Neddo, Watertown, as referee for Jason B. LaForty and Eva M. LaForty, sold to U.S. Bank N.A. as trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust, Irvine, Calif. $129,000 Town of Henderson: No acreage listed, 12753 County Route 123, Henderson Harbor, Susan Shea, Rochester, as executor of Norma E. Navik estate, sold to Roy Navik, Lakewood, Colo. $54,500 Village of Sackets Harbor: 0.206 acres, Ambrose Street, Ronald Bacorn and Marlis C. Bacorn, New Port Richey, Fla., sold to Justin Wood, Watertown $129,500 Town of Theresa: 10.34 acres, Wilson Road, Edward G. Brown, Russell G. Brown and Scott K. Brown, all of Theresa, as trustees of testamentary trust of Kenneth A. Brown for the benefit of Virginia H. Brown, sold to Land of Lakes Holdings LLC, Theresa $300,000 City of Watertown: No acreage listed, Flower Avenue West, Robert Gefell, Watertown, sold to Rande S. Richardson, Watertown $140,530 Town of Clayton: No acreage listed, Clayton-Cape Vincent Highway, Patricia R. Hill, Clayton, sold to Michael S. Bertrand and Kristine A. Royka, Poughkeepsie $146,000 Town of Watertown: 3.869 acres, Freeman Creek Road, John L. Schunke III, Shallotte, N.C., sold to Michael J. Orloff and Megan M. Orloff, Rodman $157,000 Town of Ellisburg: Five parcels, 84.21 acres, Benton Road, Randy C. Eastman, Lacona, and Charlene F. Eastman, Henderson, sold to Titus Peachey and Esther Peachey, Mannsville $180,000 ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerk’s office Dec. 16, 2015: Town of Stockholm: Parcel 1) 1.30 acres more or less, parcel 2) 13.5 acres more or less, Mile Square 52, Patrick M. and Sheila J. Kilcoyne, Brasher Falls, sold to Robert C. and Rebecca R. Sterling, Champlain $75,000 Town of Potsdam: Unknown acres, Lot 36, bounded by Riverside Cemetery, Matthew L. and Noelle M. Stock, Colorado Springs, Colo., sold to Mohammad Akhtaruzzaman and Momota Zaman, Potsdam $240,000 The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerk’s office Dec. 17, 2015: City of Ogdensburg: Unknown acres, Lot 3, Block 1, Philip J. Arno (executor), William F. Gokey, Ogdensburg, sold to Patrick Regan, Ogdensburg $35,000 City of Ogdensburg: Unknown acres, Block 15, bounded by Main Street and New York Avenue, Scott B. Springstead, Ogdensburg, sold to Addow, LLC, Manilus $60,000 City of Ogdensburg: Unknown acres, Lot 4, Block 77, bounded by Water Street and Mechanic Street, Lori L. Lumbard, Ogdensburg, sold to Destina L. Cunningham, Ogdensburg $50,000 Town of Hermon: Parcel 1) Unknown acres, Parcel 2) 106.17 acres more or less, Lot 17, bounded by Trout Lake Road, Robert A. and Ester F. McIntosh, Edwards, sold to Neal C. and Carol A. Rose, Hermon $154,000 Town of Massena: Unknown acres, Lot 19 and Lot 20, bounded by Cornell Avenue, Eric L. Crump and Kelly R. Woods, Plattsburgh, sold to Shawn C. Guest,... (WatertownDailyTimes.com)

Feb 2, 2016

Ruth Watson

HICKSVILLE -- Ruth N. Watson, 88, died Monday, January 18, 2016, at her home. Born on January 30, 1927, in Antwerp, Ohio, Ruth was the daughter of the late Fred and Blanche (Hobeck) Heckman. Ruth was a graduate of Antwerp High School with the class of 1945. She then attended Warner School of Cosmetology in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with special studies at Helene Curtis Training Center in Chicago, Illinois. On July 3, 1949, Ruth was united in marriage to Earl R. Watson and he survives. She had been employed by Rehuma Beauty Shop, B A Smith Lumber, Paulding Lumber, and the sales department at Magnavox, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Ruth was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, Hicksville, Hope Chapter 187 Eastern Star, Antwerp, Ohio, the Town & Country Garden Club in Hicksville and a volunteer for Defiance County Hospice. Ruth is survived by five children, Nila (Steve) Mumby of Snow Lake, Indiana, Lonnie (Kate) Watson and Kelly (Greg) Brown, both of Hicksville, Shelly (John) Merz of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Shannon (Beth) Watson of Hicksville; and grandchildren, Nathan Mumby, Storm Evans, Ryan an... (Defiance Crescent News (subscription))

Jan 8, 2016

Helen Major

ANTWERP -- Helen Eileen Major, 86, of Antwerp, passed away Saturday, December 19, 2015, at Community Memorial Hospital, Hicksville. Helen was born in Payne on May 17, 1929, a daughter of the late Edith (Miller) and Sherman Miller. She was a member of Antwerp United Methodist Church, the Red Hat Society and Antwerp VFW Post 5087 Auxiliary. Many will remember Helen as their Avon lady for the last 53 years, but the best role of her life was as a wife, mother and grandmother. On Aug. 14, 1949, Helen married Bert Major, who died Sept. 30, 1998. She was also preceded in death by her sons, Jack and Tom; and grandson, Alex. Helen will be sadly missed by her children, Dan (Karen) of Willard, Janet of Tucson and Steven (Den) of Vientiane, Laos; daughter-in-law, Maria; eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and many caring nieces and nephews. Visitation is Saturday, Jan. 9, from 9:30-11 a.m. at Antwerp United Methodist Church. Her funeral service is at Antwerp United Methodist Church at 1... (Defiance Crescent News (subscription))

Dec 30, 2015

Allan Nicholas Kelble

VFW Post #587. He was a fisherman and an avid card player enjoying many games of poker at the VFW. He is also survived by son Nick (Michelle) Kelble, Antwerp, daughter, Amy (Kris) Knight, Bryan, OH; grandchildren, Larisa, Andrew, Elaina and Kelby; great granddaughter, Mallory; sister, Jeanine (Frank) Germano, East Hartford, CT; brother, Vincent (Carolee) Kelble, Mooresville, NC; and nieces and nephews. He is also preceded in death by a brother, Phil. A Mass of Christian Burial will be conducted 10 AM Monday, January 4 at Divine Mercy Catholic Parish, Payne Ohio. Burial will follow in St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery, Payne, with military graveside rites accorded by Paulding VFW Post #587. Visitation will be 2 – 4 PM and 6 – 8 PM Sunday, January 3 at Den Herder Funeral Home, Paulding, with a Wake Service at 7:30 PM. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations made to VFW Post #587 or Divine Mercy Catholic Parish/Masses. Online condolences may be sent to www.denherderfh.com Share this: Like this: Like Loading... (West Bend News)

Oct 28, 2015

Van Gogh's Sunflowers may be wilting in the sun

Koen Janssens from the University of Antwerp, Belgium. ‘To try to understand how it looked originally, whether it looked like as it looks now or not.’ Janssens and his colleagues, based at the centre for scientific methodologies applied to archaeology and art (SMAArt) in Italy, began to tackle this issue back in 2011 by manufacturing artificial samples of lead chromate pigment and exposing them to light.2 Using x-ray absorption near edge structure spectroscopy, the team found that sulfate-rich lead chromate darkened over time, with any chromium present being reduced from chromium(IV) to chromium(III). Mapping Sunflowers’ elements After being given access to one of Van Gogh’s original Sunflowers paintings at the Van Gogh museum in the Netherlands earlier this year, the SMAArt sleuths have now revealed this process is indeed occurring within the petals of this prized work. ‘In the light-sensitive version of lead chromate you do not have a 1:1 ratio of chromium to lead … but [it’s] somewhere between 1:2 and 2:3,’ comments Janssens. ‘We used micro x-ray fluorescence to try and see where this ratio appeared and it turned out that that was quite substantial – in quite a lot of locations on the sunflowers this was the case.’ Using this portable tool, Janssens and his colleagues were able to produce a complete compound map, finding sulfate-rich lead chromate within the petals and the table at the bottom of the piece. But this piece of information alone does not confirm that a painting has aged and the team also had to prove that degraded chromium species were also present. Two microsamples were taken from the areas thought to have degraded and x-ray absorption spectroscopy revealed that there was a significant amount of chromium(III) present, suggesting the petals are in fact darkening over time. Such a finding may encourage curators to reassess their preservation strategies for these delicate artworks, but this research will provide a vital resource for them, according to Letizia Monico from SMAArt. ‘The availability of a “high risk map”, showing the regions that are compos... (Royal Society of Chemistry)