Primrose Florist

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Primrose Florist

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155 East Main Street

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Mccomb

State:

Ohio

Zip Code:

45858

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(419) 293-3125

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Aberdeen. Norma Potthast Oakville Norma Potthast, 65, of Oakville, Washington, died Dec. 30, 2019, at her home. Arrangements are by McComb & Wagner Family Funeral Home and Crematory. Dorothy P Bigelow Dorothy Padgett Bigelow, 91, of Aberdeen, Washington died Dec. 22, 2019, in Olympia, Washington. In lieu of flowers, a donation to someone down on their luck on Dorothy’s behalf will warm your heart, their heart, and hers. Arrangements are by Edwards Memorial. Kathleen M. “Kathy” (Ask) Short Kathleen M. “Kathy” (Ask) Short, 67, died on Thursday, Dec. 26, 2019, at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle. She was born on Aug. 22, 1952, in Aberdeen to Delbert Eugene and Norma Jean (Ask) Finch. Kathy and Fred owned and operated Fred’s Auto Body in Hoquiam. A celebration of her life will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020, at the Aberdeen Rotary Log Pavilion. A complete obituary will be published in a later edition of The Daily World. Direction is by the Coleman Mortuary, 422 5th Street in Hoquiam. ...

Plant lovers to converge on greenhouses

Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds to the greenhouse, and we’ll have games for the kids, and the food truck will be on the site,” Del McComb said.McComb, the director of horticulture and production manager, said that Suncrest Nursery has been in operation for twenty seven years, and offers 3500 varieties for the wholesale market on its 90 acres.One specialty is Californian Native Plants, with one example he gave, the ceanothos plant that the layman called, California lilacs.“It is not the lilac that is known further east, but this one has clusters of blue flowers.“I love plants,” McComb gave the reason for his interest in his work.“We are the most diverse nursery in California,” he said.This includes edible plants such as blueberries.Suncrest Nurseries is just one stop on this year’s Monterey Bay Greenhouse Growers Open House. The participating nurseries are only open to the public on one day during the year, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, June 17.The annual event attracts plant lovers from all over Northern California. They come with empty trunks and hope to leave filled to capacity with exotic orchids, gerbera daisies, citrus trees, bouquets of roses, some produce and an enthusiasm for growing plants. Proceeds from the sale benefit the greenhouse owners favorite charities. The event is free and map and list of the nurseries and contact information is available at http://www.montereybayfarmtours.org/This year’s Open GreenhousesSucculent Gardens, 2133 Elkho... (The Salinas Californian - The Salinas Californian)

Girls tennis scoreboard: Tuesday, Sept. 27 results

NV) d. Casey/Rainey 6-0, 6-1; No.2: Harland/Mata (NV) d. Chernyahiusky/Halles 6-0, 6-0; No.3: Wu/Starr (NV) d. Patel/Salal 6-3, 6-2; No.4: NV d. McComb/Paskon 6-3, 6-0. * Ottawa 5, Kaneland 2 * St. Charles East 5, St. Charles North 2 Singles -- No.1: Thomas (SCN) d. Gapuz 6-2, 3-6, 6-4; No.2: Boeke (SCN) d. McCarthy 1-6, 6-3, 6-2; No.3: Dhar (SCE) d. Kramer 6-1, 6-0. Doubles -- No.1: Navid/Petrov (SCE) d. Arbir/Warner 2-6, 7-6 (7), 7-6 (7); No.2: Field/Patzner (SCE) d. Underwager/Oshana 4-6, 7-6 (7), 6-2; No.3: Gershun/McDermott (SCE) Wells/Brown 6-2, 7-6 (6); No.4: Melone/Maldonado (SCE) d. Duncan/Kallas 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. * Monday's results Yorkville 4, Rosary 3 Singles -- No.1: Graft (R) d. Hatch 10-5; No.2: Perez (Y) d. Dassis 10-5; No.3: Russelburg (Y) d. Thoms 10-7. Doubles -- No.1: Keane/Pickering (Y) d. Ford/Hawkins 10-4; No.2: Kosulic/Romana (Y) d. Konen/Vander Linde 10-7; No.3: Novack/Bancroft (R) d. Pacetti/Runge 10-2; No.4: Peters/Di Iorio (R) d. Mohr/Crumpton 10-1. * Jacobs 5, Elk Grove 2 Singles -- No.1: Je.Vujanic (EG) d. Steinkamp 6-0, 6-0; No.2: Jo.Vujanic (EG) d. Seong 6-2, 6-1; No.3: Cunningham (J) d. Choporis 6-0, 6-0. Doubles -- No.1: Toomire/Skepnek (J) d. Oda/Szull 6-3, 6-2; No.2: Beyer/Gilman (J) d. Bharker/Murugeson 6-1, 6-0; No.3: Japkowski/Nissankula (J) d. Wojnorowska 6-0, 6-0; No.4: Nichols/Shi... (Chicago Daily Herald)

Boys track: Friday, April 29 scoreboard

West Chicago 8::34.2; Glenbard North 8:53.9; St .Francis 9:10.7; 400 relay: Glenbard North 44.3; West Chicago 47.0; St. Francis 48.0; 3200: McComb (WC) 10:01.2; Rodriguez (Stf) 10.49; Marat (GN) 10:51.5; 110 high hurdles: Paris (GN) 15.3; Theide (WC) 15.9; Miller (E) 16.2; 100: Hawkins (GN) 11.2; Cardenas (WC) 11.4; Khalid (GN) 11.7; 800: Czaja (GN) 2:14.6; Leo (SF) 2:19.9; Beckler (GN) 2:23.3; 800 relay: Glenbard North 1:35.0; West Chicago 1:37.8; St Francis 1:41.1; 400: Cardenas (WC) 51.0; Cardenas (WC) 52.0; Spates (GN) 52.4; 300 int. hurdles: James (GN) 39.7; Paris (GN) 41.1; Theide (WC) 42.9; 1600: McComb (WC) 4:44.2; Brouch (SF) 4:46.2; Stibal (WC) 4:51.8; 200: Reynolds (WC) 23.6; Conlon (WC) 23.9; Waarich (E) 24.4; 1600 relay: West Chicago 3:36.2; Glenbard North 41.1; West Chicago 42.9; Long jump: Hodges (GN) 18-10; Kasparak (SF) 18-7.5; Greg (GN) 18-0; High jump: Jordan (E) 5-6; Patel (GN) 5-6; Miller (GN) 5-6; Triple jump: Flowers (GN) 37-10.5; Kasprak (SF) 36-6.75; Dahle (SF) 34-11.25; Shotput: Sworst (GN) 43-7; Sobo (GN) 40-3; Ross (WC) 39-6; Discus: Dmyreo (GN) 137-0; Kyle (GN) 113-2; Pole vault: Yates (GN) 11-6; Drendel (SF) 7-6; McGaw (SF) 7-6. * ... (Chicago Daily Herald)

Peggy Billings: Missionary, Justice Worker, Poet

Billings’ path to this place has been filled with adventure, good works and poetry. Born in 1928, the youngest of nine children, Billings was born in McComb, Mississippi, on the Louisiana border, the daughter of a railroad man and a homemaker. She recalls that when the Depression struck, her father’s salary was reduced but he was able to keep on working. The family moved out to Carter’s Creek “way out in the country,“ she said. “Both my parents knew how to work on a farm and raise food and animals, so we were able to support ourselves that way through the Depression,” she said. “I had a happy childhood. There were no telephones or electric lights,” she recalls, “and the ‘call boy’ would come around to the house and notify my father of work.” Thinking back on her childhood, Billings remembers that in 1939 the Roosevelt administration had promoted development of urban housing, and Eleanor Roosevelt pushed the president to create rural housing projects and electrification. “This is how we got our first electricity,” she explained.  “They’d make a lake and build a road around that lake that accommodated 20 to 24 houses, and each house had 10 acres, electricity, and indoor plumbing, and soon after that telephone service.” Her parents bought the first house finished, and an additional 10 acres, property still owned by her family today. “Even though the Depression was very hard, we made it through,” she said. She attended Millsaps College in Mississippi as a pre-med major, with support from... (Ithaca Journal)

Real Estate Transactions: Jan. 10

Ewais, lots in Beulah Township, $130,000. The Rosa G. Lewis estate to Martin A. Mathes, Lot 21 in White Oak Farms subdivision, $124,000. Ryan Thomas McCombs and Joy McCombs to Chad A. Massengill and Devin A. Gower, Lot 37 in Lee Chase subdivision, Clayton Township, $137,500. FSC IV LLC to RMS Investments LLC, two lots in Riverwood Athletic Club’s Ravens Ridge subdivision, $84,000. TMD Residential Properties LLC to Richard Dennis Gerst and Karen L. Gerst, one lot, $226,000. McKee Homes LLC and Christopher T. Salyer to Crystal Williams, Lot 50 in Trace at Summerwind Plantation subdivision, $179,500. Wade Jurney Homes Inc. to Michelle Njie and Omar Njie, Lot 35 in Mitchiner Hills subdivision, $113,000. Edward Lane Pollard and Cheri Stephenson Pollard to Dulon Devon Pollard Jr., Lot 132 in Eden Woods subdivision, $75,000. Richard Ryan and Teresa Ryan to Justin Battle and Kevan Liss, Lot 25 in Starmont Forest subdivision, $210,000. Lanny K. Clifton Builder Inc. to Matthew W. Woodlief and Laura Woodlief, Lot 212 in The Meadows at Adams Point subdivision, $354,000. Royal Oaks Building Group LLC to Janetta Cain, Lot 159 in Chandler Ridge subdivision, $201,500. Lena Stewart Cooke and Douglas Ray Cooke to Green Estates LLC, Lot 8 in Country Hills Estates subdivision, $93,000. PLJS Properties LLC to Nadim Issa and Rebecca Issa, Lot 24 in Windy Hill subdivision, $79,000. William Elmore Builders LLC to Kim Whittaker, Lot 56 in Amary Meadows subdivision, $193,000. Savvy Homes LLC to Chanel L. Ware, Lot 71 in The Pines at Winston Pointe subdivision, $314,500. Cates Building Inc. to Celso S. Febles and Elizabeth Febles, Lot 40 in Sunset Ridge subdivision, $275,500. Weaver Development Co. Inc. to Jonathon M. Waters and Ashley L. Waters, Lot 62 in Brighton Ridge subdivision, $340,000. Carroll Construction Homes Inc. to Judy H. Liggins, Lot 177 in Kyndal subdivision, $248,000. Bobby Glenn Raper and Lori F. Raper to Darin Scott Mills, trustee, land, $63,000. George F. Hodges Jr. and Wanda Brown Hodges to David H. Williamson and Lexus J. Williamson, 1.134 acres, $118,500. Bryan K. Williams and Cathy H. Williams to Jeffery A. Adams and Penny Jo Adams, Lot 5 in Moss Creek Village subdivision, $136,000. Fairport Asset Management Reo LLC to David Orringer, one lot in Cleveland Township, $50,000. Chesley Shovine McGinnis and Marcia W. McGinnis to Chesley Michael McGinnis and Amy G. McGinnis, 9.856 acres in O’Neals Township, $28,000. David Lynn Pettus and Juanita D. Creech to James Williams Maddox and Shanda Maddox, Lot 60 in Willowbrook subdivision, $135,000. Ashley Braswell Realty LLC to Lynnette Marie Johnson and Shirley Jean Johnson, Lot 38 in Glen Haven subdivision, $125,000. Susan Srebrenik and Israel Srebrenik to Sima Srebrenik, Susan Srebrenik and Israel Srebrenik, Lot 50 in Blaze Ridge subdivision, $7,000. Callie Ross Stanley to Michael Lessard, Lot 124 in Smithfield Manufacturing Co. subdivision, $10,000. 1610 Wolfpack Lane Partnership, et al, to Santos Machado Portillo and Jessica Medrano, four lots in Glenn Powell subdivision, $14,000. Brian J. Kalsbeek and Melia J. Kalsbeek to Brady Botkin and Erica L. Botkin, Lot 72 in Twisted Oaks subdivision, $219,000. Jonathan Stephenson to Amber Stephenson to John McCain, Lot 50 in Reedy Hills subdivision, $172,000. Dezarae Laren Wilder and Marlin Maurice Jackson to James Jarman and Minnie Jarman, Lot 7 in Richardson Place subdivision, $131,000. Scott Lee Homes Inc. to Alicea Bessiree Scrimenti, Lot 12 in Blaze Ridge subdivision, $174,000. Camille Hill Mouser, et al, to Randy B. Shrout and Dana A. Shrout, Lot 22 in Birdneck Hollow subdivision, $149,000. Angel L. Bonilla and Karen M. Bonilla to Ronald Nathan Bradtmueller and Kristy Lynn Bradtmueller, Lot 79 in The Meadows at Tuscany subdivision, $194,000. Joy Parrish Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Jack Miklas, Silvia S. Miklas and Ginger Sue Parrish to Noel Bradley and Juanita Bradley, 7.06 acres in Pleasant Grove Township, $85,000. Janice Parrish Lambert, et al, to Henry D. Lambert, one lot in Banner Township, $10,000. Gary Christopher Cashion and Kimberly Luedtke Cashion to Arla Dee McPherson and Donald Earl McPherson, Lot 34 in Forest Ridge subdivision, $168,000. Asset Development Inc. to Jordan R. Alexander, Lot 15 in Pleasant Hill subdivision, $150,000. Wendy Goings an... (News & Observer)