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Hoffman Art Show Ice Cream Social Planned July 10

Fraternal Order of Eagles 3621
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Slated July 16-18 Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren invites you to attend their
2270 S. Miami (St. Rt. 48), West Milton, OH
937-698-6009
There will be approximately 25 exhibitors taking part in the Ice Cream Social & Entertainment on Saturday, July 10, starting at 4
fourth annual Art Show at Hoffman United Methodist Church in p.m. Home-made ice cream, sandwiches, and assorted pies and Sunday Afternoon
West Milton. Current artists entered are from West Milton, Tipp City, cakes will be served. Doors open 11:30am • Games start 1:00pm
Englewood, and the surrounding areas. Don’t be in a rush to leave, as the musical group “Water in 2
Wine” will perform at 6 p.m. and you won’t want to miss it. The Dinner specials & snack bar
The show will be held in the Activity Center located at 201 S.
Main St. (one block west of St. Rt. 48). This is a non-juried show and church is located at 300 E. Monument St. Hope to see you there! available
is FREE and open to the public. The purpose of the show is to pro- Computers & Papers
vide a showcase for area talent of all ages. $1000 Coverall (based on attendance)
A Silent Auction, open to the public, of pieces provided by the
artists will take place during the preview party on Friday, July 16,
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buyer. For more information, call the church office at 937-698-4401 tion opportunities, and ongoing evalua-
Open All Winter: Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10-6; Fri. & Sat. 10-7
or Cheryl, 937-698-7030. tions for an extended life for pets often
deemed “adoptable,” yet euthanized in the county shel-
ter. If you would like to provide help or support for this
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for LIBRARY on THURSDAY, JULY 29, at 7 p.m., OR
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Milton. • Apricots • Pears
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Gospel, Modern Contemporary, and A Cappella. From 7:00pm-9:00pm at the Covington Park
There are daily children’s ministries for three different age groups Age Groups: 3rd grade-6th grade
– preschool thru 11 years of age. The teen camp runs a full program
of activities throughout the week. Daily Bible Studies led by Rev.
All Machine Pitch
John Fickett and workshops led by Rev. Mark Ballard and Rev. • This is a defensive/hitting league
Darrin Simms are planned for adults. A combined service of worship • We accept individual & full team sign-ups
and evangelism at 7 p.m. concludes each day. • We try to accommodate personal requests
Wednesday will be Missions Day, with representatives from the • All games will be double-headers on Sat. mornings (10 games)
United States and abroad. • All games will be played at the Covington Community Park
The public is invited to attend. Nursery care for children birth • All girls will receive a T-Shirt • Cost: $25.00 a player
to four years is provided during the services. Meals are provided on Want to coach?
a donation basis. Lodging is available as well as camper hook-ups. Any questions email or call:
For more information check the MHC website: www.memorial- Shon Schaffer (937) 418-9651
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Pleasant Hill U.C.C.
Pleasant Hill United Church
of Christ plans a “Double
Feature – Movie Night”
Saturday, July 10. The first fea-
ture (for young children ) will
be shown from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The second feature (for young
adults) will be shown from 9-
11 p.m.
The cost of admission is
just one canned good or non-
perishable item for the Newton
Food Pantry.
Snacks and drinks will be
provided by the Christian
Education Committee. Indians
Pizza will be ordered between
movies!
Bring a blanket or chair and
come for an evening of great
movie entertainment.
The movies will be shown
at the church’s Assembly Hall
located at 10 N. Church St.,
Pleasant Hill.
COA BINGO
ANNOUNCED
Senior Citizens of the
Covington area are invited to
COA BINGO on Thursday,
July 15, 1:30-3 p.m., at the
Covington City Building.
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All-You-Can-Eat
Pancake Breakfast
At Covington Firehouse
Sunday, July 11
In conjunction with
Covington’s 175th Celebration,
the Covington Fire House will
host a Pancake Breakfast on
Sunday, July 11, featuring
Chris Cakes and his “Flying
Flapjacks.” Serving will be
from 8 a.m. until noon.
Cost for adults will be $5,
and just $3 for kids ages 10 and
under.
The fire house is located at
801 E. Broadway.
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Hank Williams, Jr. To Replace Brooks & Dunn
At Fort Loramie’s Country Concert July 8
On Tuesday, June 22, Brooks and Dunn announced having to cancel three
weeks of their Last Rodeo Tour due to illness. At the recommendation of his
doctor, Ronnie Dunn was put on vocal rest for three weeks. The cancellations
include their scheduled performance at the Country Concert in Fort Loramie on
July 8.
When the event promoters received word, they immediately informed their
fans via Facebook and the countryconcert.com website. They then set out to
find a replacement Super Star for Thursday night and within 24 hours the leg-
endary Hank Williams, Jr agreed to fill the spot.
"It was an exciting 24 hours," said promoter Mike Barhorst. "We hire the Hank Williams, Jr.
biggest stars in country music and when one gets sick, the chances of replacing
them at all on short notice are very slim. We had everyone in Nashville working
on it. Hank Williams, Jr. is a legendary performer and has never been to Country
Concert in its 30 year history," said Barhorst.
The event also added Joe Nichols to the Thursday night line-up. This year’s
scheduled performers now include Keith Urban, Hank Williams, Jr, Trace
Adkins, Gary Allan, Billy Currington, Joe Nichols, Randy Houser, Justin Moore,
and many others. In all, 19 Nashville recording artists will perform over the
three days.
The event takes place in Shelby County on July 8, 9, and 10. More informa-
Keith Urban
tion can be found at www.countryconcert.com or by calling 937-295-3000.
Family Fun Nights Coming Up
At Nashville UCC Recreation Park
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are good
Wednesday, July 7, 6:30-8:30 p.m. We’ll cool off with “Water, Water Everywhere!” Come ready to
get wet (you can even wear your swimsuit!). We’ll use water balloons, sprinklers, and maybe even a Slip
‘n Slide as we enjoy God’s gift of water.
in your Wednesday, July 21, 6:30-8:30 p.m. We’ll join in “Food for Fun.” All the evening’s activities will
use food in one way or another – even the games! Please bring an item for the FISH Food Pantry on that
Find what you need neighborhood! evening so we can share our food with others.
here in our photo ad listings! Wednesday, Aug. 4, 6:30-8:30 p.m. We’ll enjoy “God’s Good Creation.” We’ll make a craft that you
can take home with you, and we might even dress up like animals! On that evening, please bring some-
thing to share with the dogs and cats at the Miami County Animal Shelter.
For more information, call the Nashville United Church of Christ at 937-698-5867, or visit:
nashvilleucc.org.

‘The Egyptian Files’ VBS Slated July 12-16

ANNA HOME FOR SALE
201 Emerald Circle -(Gemstone) 1680 sq ft, 3
bdrms, 2.5 baths, 2.5 car garage on cul-de-
sac. Many Updates $153,500 937-394-8614
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lots. $105,000 OBO 937-448-6573 7-26
Minster Home For Sale
213 S. Garfield St.
At Cornerstone Dunkard Brethren Church
2,300 sq. ft., 4 Bedrooms, 2-1/2
Baths, Basement. Cornerstone Dunkard Brethren Church will host a Vacation Bible School, “The Egyptian Files,” from
419-953-0090 7-26 Monday thru Friday, July 12-16, from 9 a.m. ‘til noon each day.
This VBS is for children ages four thru Grade 6.
Register online at www.cornerstonedunkardbrethren.org.
The church is located at 5430 Greenville Falls-Clayton Rd., Covington.

GREENVILLE AREA

HOME FOR SALE
15817 Lochard Rd. - Country Home,
Anna schools, 2 acres, 2 pole barns, 3
bdrms, 1 bath, asking $150,000. Open
House 7-11, 2-4. 937-596-5559 7-26
FOR SALE
130 GEORGE ST.,GETTYSBURG
2 bdrm, 1 bath 1982 sq. ft., lots of
room for storage, lg. sun porch, 2.5
car garage, out building,.6 acre lot.
937-447-2687 937-423-1651 7-14
HOME FOR SALE
West Milton - 3-4 bdrms, 1-1/2
baths, new windows & carpet, kitchen
16x32, 2 story garage, 17x35 in-
ground pool. 937-371-3837 7-19
Must See
13455 Whitefeather Trail, McCartyville
Newer 3-4 BR, 2 baths, 2088 sq ft,
hardwd flrs, open plan, part fin bsmt,
all brick, large lot. Asking $237,000
or best offer 937-646-0012 7-5
FOR SALE BY ESTATE - MINSTER
112 S. Garfield Street - $199,900
3 BR, 2.5 bath, 2.5 car garage, 2,140
sq ft. See www.infotube.net/237593
for details 614-580-7529 7-19
1975 Restored
VOLKSWAGON BEETLE
Sunroof, 95,000 miles, harvest
gold, excellent condition. $6,000
OBO. 937-489-1794 7-12
Women’s
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All area women are invited
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Thursday, July 22, 9:30-11:15
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Library
Parade
Participants
Children and parents who
have signed up to be in
Covington’s 175th Birthday
Celebrate Parade, representing
the J.R. Clarke Public Library,
are requested to meet in the
library parking lot at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, July 10.
Since many of the partici-
pants are our Little Library
Listeners, we will not be walk-
ing the entire parade. We will
join the parade where Walnut
St. meets High St. We will then
continue until we reach the new
fire house.
You may want to bring a
wagon to pull your child in the
parade.
Each child participating
with the library group will be
given a free flutophone.
Nature Time for Toddlers
Program Offered
At SW Prairie Reserve
The Miami County Park
District will hold the Nature
Time for Toddlers program on
Saturday, July 17, 10 a.m. - 1
p.m., at Stillwater Prairie
Reserve, 9750 St. Rt. 185,
north of Covington.
Children 2-5 years of age
and an adult companion are
invited to attend and learn
about this month’s topic, “Soil
Critters.” Meet in the parking
lot.
Pre-register for the program
by sending an email to: regis-
ter@miamicountyparks.com
or by calling 937-335-9730,
Ext. 115.
‘Outdoor Survival I’
Program Coming Up
At Area Reserve
The Miami County Park
District will hold its Eco-
Splorers “Outdoor Survival I”
program July 12-16, 9:30 a.m. -
12:30 p.m., at Stillwater Prairie
Reserve, 9750 St. Rt. 185,
north of Covington.
Children ages 6-12 years
old are invited to learn about
outdoor survival. Dress for the
weather and bring a snack and
water bottle to camp each day.
Space is limited, so partici-
pants must pre-register for the
program by sending an email
to: register@miamicounty-
parks.com or by calling 937-
335-9730, Ext. 115.
Milton-Union BOE
To Meet July 19
The Milton-Union Board of
Education will hold a Regular
Board Meeting on Monday,
July 19, 6:30 p.m., in the Board
Room.
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Area Massage Therapist Joins
LARRY’S
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Kim is raising funds to help support the United Rehabilitation Services,
Alzheimer’s Association, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and
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A Pictorial Peek at the Past . . . A very small sampling of photos

that have appeared in the pages of the
Stillwater Valley Advertiser in years past.
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Covers All the 10,638 Homes in the Covington - Bradford - West Milton Trading Zone
Published Every Wednesday by Arens Corp, 395 S. High St., Covington, Ohio 45318

C ovington
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Commemorative

175 Anniversary th

REVIEW EDITION
A History of Arens Corporation
Since the beginning of time, there has seemed to be in mankind a compulsion to communicate with his publication from his home south of town. Donald Boyd, another Covington man, was editor starting in 1973,
fellow man – from the earliest pictorials in prehistoric caves through the more sophisticated Egyptian hiero- continuing the work of composition of the monthly magazine. It is uncertain if the Vindicator is still being
glyphics, the scrolls of antiquity, and by every means possible – to enable him to leave an account of his life published.
and time to those who came after him.
Stillwater Valley News
This drive led ultimately to the invention of the printing press – within relatively recent time, as centuries The Stillwater Valley was the proud banner of The News in Covington from the 1870 date when S.W. Ely
go – and with that invention, man was only a page away from putting his words to newsprint, even as his began publication of the village’s first newspaper. Succeeding publishers, the first of whom was William A.
ingenuity devised more and more uncomplicated means of setting his thoughts in black and white – to Brown in 1874, called the news the Covington Gazette, which name it retained at least until the end of the
enlighten the literate, and to teach the illiterate. 1890s.
As it was with the invention of the first printing press – to “mass produce” the Bible of Gutenberg’s day,
Along about 1898, the name Marlin entered the publishing picture with establishment that year of the
the first account of printing in Covington dealt not with news of a local nature, but with religious magazines
Covington Tribune, owned jointly by J.H. Marlin and O.W. Yount. After one year, Yount sold his share to
from which grew church papers that are, yet today, of national note.
Marlin, and he continued the operation until 1905, when he sold the Tribune to a brother, A.L. Marlin and
The First Church Paper his son, W.L.
James Quinter, an elder of the Church of the Brethren, began publication in 1866 of The Gospel Visitor In 1917, another name long associated with publishing in the vicinity came onto the Covington scene
from a small print shop on South High Street. Later, the paper’s name was changed to The Gospel Messenger, when A.F. Little moved here from Bradford. There he had distributed the Bradford Sentinel from the year
and its printing taken to Elgin, Illinois, where it is still published as The 1884 – a weekly paper for residents in that village.
Messenger, official news of the Church of the Brethren. A Stillwater River view seemed like an appropri- Two Papers Merge
Another church periodical, still being published by the Old German Baptist ate way to provide a cover page illustration for
Brethren Church under is original name, The Vindicator, was established near this Covington 175th Anniversary Edition of the At some period in the history of the Covington Tribune and Covington Gazette,
Dayton in 1860, with its first editor, Samuel Kinsey. Headquarters for the Stillwater Valley Advertiser. This picture was these two papers merged by Little and his son, Russell, and published under
Vindicator are established in the home town of the editor; therefore, in 1883, its taken by Publisher Gary Godfrey when he was a the Tribune-Gazette banner. The Littles operated a print shop at this time, also,
second editor, Joseph I. Cover, brought the printing to Covington where he lived. staff photographer many years ago. The river conducting this business in the home later razed to provide the Covington
During the years 1948-1972, Lester Fisher was editor, and continued the must have looked this way even before the United Building and Loan parking lot. (Story Continued on Page 8)
States was born, when the Indians and the earli-
est trappers and settlers used it as a transporta-
tion route. God willing (and with the help of envi-
ronmentally-conscious people) the Stillwater will
still look unspoiled and beautiful when
Covington celebrates its bicentennial in 25 years.

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A Pictorial Peek 1 Main Office
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A History of Arens Corporation (Story Continued from Page 7)
at the Past . . . on High St. just north of
Covington Savings &
Loan parking lot in 1954,
when business was pur-
chased by Tom &
Margaret McFadden.

Arens Corp.
The year 1924 saw the birth of The Stillwater Valley News, published by Hugh Marlin. He distributed this
paper daily, competing in the intervening years (until 1936) with Russell Little, who had continued publication of
the Tribune-Gazette until that year.
Marlin, who was also a pastor at Pleasant Hill during this time, put this tabloid news, similar in size to
2 Main Office
on High St. in downtown
today’s Stillwater Valley Advertiser, but containing only four pages, into subscribers’ homes five days a week. Covington when current
He published the News over a 14-year period, longer than any one other publisher had in all of Covington’s owner/publisher Gary
previous history of newspapers. Godfrey began employ-
A somewhat brief tenure of owner-publisher followed after Marlin disposed of his Stillwater Valley News ment with the company in
holdings about the middle of the year in 1938, to his son-in-law and daughter, John L. and Gertrude Tobias. In the ‘60s.
October 1946, to John T. Phillips and Dan Beckner. This latter partnership continued until July 1948, when
Beckner sold his share to Vic Davidson; then in 1949, Al Hilton bought Phillips’ interest. Arens Corp.
McFaddens Take Over
It was with full knowledge of the rapid turnover that Tom and Margaret McFadden formed the Arens
Corporation to purchase Stillwater Printers from the Hilton and Davidson partnership.
3 Circulation
Department at present
time, in rented building
This change in ownership became effective on April 1, 1954. By this time, Stillwater Printers was publishing
Former Arens Corp. Owner on N. High St. in down-
the The Stillwater Valley News each Tuesday and Thursday, but job printing was accounting for much more to
the firm’s income than was the newspaper.
Included in the company’s job printing business was a four-page, 8 1/2 by 11 sheet known as The Westerville
Milkman. This was being produced monthly and bulk mailed to all the rural routes of Darke, Miami, and Shelby
& Publisher Tom McFadden
Current Arens Corp. Owner
& Publisher Gary Godfrey town Covington. Cir-
culation Department was
previously located at 395
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counties. It carried free want ads for farmers under the sponsorship of the Westerville Creamery and a very small S. High St.
Advertiser and of The Milkman from then until the fall of 1961. The staff of the Arens Corporation, working
amount of display advertising from agri-business firms located in the vicinity of Covington. from its offices in Covington, was freed to concentrate on improving the editorial and advertising content of these
Arens Corp.
The McFaddens had no experience in managing a job printing business and little interest in expanding this
portion of the company they were buying, but they did have dreams for the publishing part of the business. They
thought The Milkman, as it was popularly known in the area, could be expanded into a true farm magazine. They
growing publications.

hoped The Stillwater Valley News could also be expanded into an important and outstanding weekly newspaper
serving a number of towns in the Stillwater Valley, as its name implied.
Marlin’s Dream
Looking back at some of the promotional writing Hugh Marlin put in his paper shortly after he founded The
Stillwater Valley News in 1924, it is clear that his dream also was for a Stillwater paper. This dream was at a
very low ebb by 1954, however, when the Arens Corporation was formed. The Stillwater Valley News was print-
ing only 1,400 copies of each issue. In theory, it was a paid circulation paper, but most of its mailed subscriptions
were in arrears. Almost all of its circulation was in the town of Covington. Outside the town, its circulation was
very, very thin.
The new owners of the paper started immediately to try to make their dream come true, but for half a decade
they often wondered – as conditions went from chaos to catastrophe and back, if they, too, might not soon join the
list of “former owners.” Three years of effort, from the spring of 1954 to the spring of 1957, went into attempting
to build enough paid circulation up and down the Stillwater Valley to make The News the best advertising buy
available to business firms interested in that market. These efforts included purchasing The Bradford Sentinel
and merging it with The News. While some gains in circulation were attained during this period, the effort to
build a paid circulation that would dominate the Stillwater Valley never succeeded very well.
“Advertiser” Born
In 1957, the Stillwater Valley Advertiser was established as a free paper; the Stillwater Valley News was
closed; and the Arens Corporation became the kind of publishing company that it is today.
The company specialized in publishing free, but controlled circulation publications. The circulation is con-
trolled to cover the trading area of its selected markets. The papers are given away to provide saturation circula-
tion of the chosen market, and all are supported by income from the sale of advertising.
By the time the United States was celebrating its 200th Birthday in 1976, the Arens Corporation was distrib-
uting four such publications. Three are weekly newspapers serving groups of small towns. The fourth is Country
Living, a monthly farm magazine which gradually grew out of starting in 1954 to manage The Milkman as a
specialized, controlled circulation, farm paper.
Dark Days . . .
Like most small business firms, this publishing company has had its share of problems through the years.
One of its lowest points came early in 1958, less than a year after the Stillwater Valley Advertiser had been
established to replace The News. The front page of the February 13, 1958, issue contained this terse announce-
ment: “Effective with this issue, the Stillwater Valley Advertiser is suspending publication.”
. . . Look Brighter
Yet, on February 20, the following Wednesday, the little paper was back in print with a note by McFadden to
this effect: “Suspension was threatened for a brief period last week as result of mechanical and other strains cre-
ated by the effort to expand and improve your paper which have been underway this past month. If the Sidney
Daily News had not come forward with an offer to take over composition and printing for us, I am sure we would
have had to suspend, at least for a time.” Up until this time in its history, the firm always had maintained its own
facilities for composing and printing the paper, and for doing job printing. Its obsolete printing plant was closed
in February of 1958. The Sidney Daily News plant handled all composition and printing of the Stillwater Valley
Printing Goes Offset
In 1961, a decision was made to go “offset” with the Arens Corporation publications. Equipment was pur-
chased to compose and paste up the publications at Covington into camera-ready pages for rotary offset printing.
The printing was, and continues to be, contracted to larger publishing companies who try to keep their very
expensive rotary presses as busy as possible. The three Arens weekly papers are printed at Connersville, Indiana,
in the plant of that small city’s daily newspaper, The News Examiner. The monthly farm magazine is printed in
the plant of the Delphos, Ohio, Daily Herald.
The Arens Corporation has enjoyed slow but steady growth, which has produced modest profits and financial
stability in the years that have passed since 1958, when its original parent newspaper almost went under. The
next four paragraphs give thumbnail sketches of the four publications it was publishing as America celebrated
its 200th Birthday.
11,000 Get Advertiser
The oldest, largest, and best of the four is the Stillwater Valley Advertiser. It circulates to almost 11,000
homes located in the trading zones of West Milton, Covington, and Bradford. Having grown out of its predecessor,
the Stillwater Valley News, which Hugh Marlin founded in 1924, it is now in its 52nd year of publication. It has
been under its present ownership longer than that of any previous owner. At least for a little time in history, it has
achieved the dream Hugh Marlin had for it, and its present owners have for it. It is the leading newspaper serv-
ing most of the towns and villages in the Stillwater Valley. This fact was epitomized in the Bicentennial year when
the U.S. Government’s American Revolution Bicentennial Administration granted the Stillwater Valley Advertiser
official recognition under the ARBA’s national media recognition program.
Country Living
The second oldest Arens publication is the monthly magazine that was known as The Milkman when the
Arens Corporation acquired it, planning to manage it as a farm magazine. It has gone through a number of
changes since 1954. Its name was changed to Checkerboard News-Westerville Milkman in January, 1959, and to
Country Living in January 1962. At the present time it is distributed under a controlled circulation mailing per-
mit to more than than 19,000 farm families in Miami, Darke, Shelby, Preble, Butler, Mercer, Auglaize, and Allen
counties in the western part of Ohio and in part of Jay County, Indiana.
The Advertiser
The company’s second weekly paper is now known simply as The Advertiser. It was started in 1968 as the
West Liberty Advertiser, with its controlled circulation serving the town of West Liberty. A few years later its cir-
culation was expanded to take in the trading areas of DeGraff, Quincy, and Jackson Center. In 1975, the free but
controlled distribution was expanded again to make the paper serve Russells Point, Lakeview, and other commu-
nities located around Indian Lake. Its circulation exceeds 11,000.
Penny Saver
Early in 1974, the company took over publication of a weekly paper called the Penny Saver which is distrib-
uted to more than 6,000 homes in and around the communities of Newport, Ft. Loramie, Minster, New Bremen,
and Maria Stein. For many years this had been a mimeographed shopper serving these towns. It was owned by
Chuck and Kay Williams of St. Marys, with Mrs. Williams handling most of the work connected with its publica-
tion. They had converted it to a printed tabloid in 1974, shortly before their desire to slow down and start to pre-
pare for retirement prompted them to sell it to the Arens Corporation.
Arens Staff . . . 2010
Current Arens Corporation employees
include, from the left: Marty Speer, front
office; Nikki Willoughby, circulation; Jean
Through the years, our photographers 4 Main Office
is now located at 395 S.
have snapped and we’ve published a
High St., at south end of
lot of pictures. Turn the page to see our village. All departments
pictorial look at the past. We hope you are at this location, except
enjoy the memories! for circulation.
The Arens Corporation is a small company whose stock is closely held by a very small number of firms and
individuals. Margaret and Tom McFadden own a controlling interest in the company. There are some minority
stockholders, one of whom is Norman Bentz of Covington. He was general manager of Country Living for many
years until a heart attack forced him to slow down and go into semi-retirement. He now works part-time in a
sales capacity for the company and serves it as a corporate vice president. Margaret McFadden is secretary-
treasurer and Tom McFadden is its president.
Godfreys Take Control
A major change in the Arens Corporation company was approved June 10, 1982, according to an announce-
ment released here, at the company’s headquarters. It revealed that a reorganization plan has been adopted
which saw Gary Godfrey, who has been president of the company since 1980 and its chief executive officer since
1977, take over voting control of the corporation from Tom McFadden and Margaret McFadden, who had con-
trolled it since it was formed in 1954.
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The reorganization was executed at a meeting held in a law office in Piqua attended by the individuals and
the representatives of two printing firms who are owners of all of the stock in the closely held Arens Corporation.
Some of the details of the plan were announced by Tom McFadden, who has been the company’s largest stock-
holder since it was formed 28 years ago. Under the plan, Godfrey and his wife Ginger purchased blocks of stock
from some of the other stockholders. Other agreements were legally executed at the meeting which provide for the
company gradually to redeem large blocks of stock owned by Margaret McFadden and by Tom McFadden and to
permit Godfrey to vote this stock until it is redeemed.
The agreement signed on June 10 put Godfrey in control of the company. “If Gary manages it as well as he
has since 1977 and if the economy stays reasonably healthy, a time will come some years down the road when
Godfrey will have as much equity in the Arens Corp. as the McFaddens have owned in recent years,” explained
McFadden.
Godfrey got his start with the Arens Corp. shortly after his graduation from Bradford High School in 1963.
He was originally hired to work in the circulation department but, as is often the case in small companies, soon
found himself helping out in other areas. One of the assignments he enjoyed most was working as the paper’s
photographer.
“I’ve done it all,” Godfrey said this week. “I started at the very bottom, and it has taken a long time, but I’ve
worked my way to the top. I guess you would label me a success story,” he said.
Godfrey credits his success to his associates, his friends, his family, and Christian faith. “I’ve gotten a lot of
help, a lot of encouragement,” he continued. “I’m grateful to many people, especially my wife, Ginger.”
Godfrey assumed full control of the company at a time when the national economy is down. He has initiated
many policy changes in the past, and he knows he will have to continue to do so in order to remain competitive.
“Arens Corp. has been solely dependent on its advertisers in the past, but they can afford to pay only so
much,” Godfrey said. “That’s why we recently divided the paper into two sections (north edition and south edi-
tion) and are now currently adopting a voluntary pay system.” Godfrey concluded: “We’re a good community
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newspaper that’s getting better and better, and I’m promising our readers and advertisers that we will be even
better in the months and years to come.”
Twenty-eight years later, the economy is still in the dumpster. Godfrey has purchased 100% of Arens Corp.
stock. He turns 65 years of age in October, and looks forward to his retirement years. “The company is sound,
and there are no better employees anywhere – than we have currently,” confessed Godfrey. “Only God knows
what’s in store for us in the future,” he concluded.

Devlin, editorial; Kim Rindler, front office; (The portion of this history covering the years to 1976 was reprinted from the Advertiser’s Bicentennial edition.
The history from 1976 to the present has been added by Arens Publisher Gary Godfrey.)
Jacqui Noll, advertising production;
Yvonne Welbaum, Stillwater advertising Read . . . Enjoy . . . Save
sales; Tennille Kisner, circulation; Carol This is your copy of the Stillwater Valley Advertiser’s special 175th Anniversary Review Edition for
Wood, advertising production; Jennifer Covington. It contains a special section, and this pull-out section. You need to read not only the text and
picture cutlines, but also the profile story of each business. In every section we have tried to select materi-
Parris, advertising production; Gloria als from our coverage of the events leading up to this Grand Celebration! All of these activities in the val-
Honeyman, advertising production; ley have captured the spirit of all Covingtonians that will help commemorate this 175th Anniversary spec-
tacular event. This special edition has been a “labor of love” by many people, including our devoted staff.
Don Selanders, general manager. In fear of leaving someone out, we will simply say, “Enjoy – we hope you like it.”
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2-FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Baby items; furn.; household items;
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HUGE GARAGE SALE: July 8-11, 8-4. 4806 Bensman Rd.,
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items; shelves; sheets; blankets; holiday items; shoes; jewelry;
toys; purses; & misc.
BARN SALE: 4651 S. Kessler-Frederick, West Milton. July
14-15, 8-? Lots of household goods; treadmill; oak entertain-
ment center; Exer-Glider.
HAVING A GARAGE SALE? Just a reminder that the
deadline for submitting classified ads is THURSDAY AT 5
P.M. preceding publication.
GARAGE SALE STORE: 512 W. High, Piqua. Opening July 2.
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LAKE LORAMIE/Filburns Island: Off of Ft. Loramie-Swanders
Rd. Wed.-Fri., July 7-9, 9-5. Antique John Deere lawn tractor;
poker/bumper pool table w/4 barrel chairs; size large women’s
clothes; lots of misc.
MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Children’s clothes; toys; furn.;
collectibles; Christmas items; coolers; tents; books; misc. July
8-10. Thurs. & Fri., 8-6; Sat., 8-1. 10825 St. Rt. 362, across
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ton. Household items; furn.; girls’ clothes, 10-12.
Valle y
Classifieds
ABSOLUTELY BRAND NEW CURIO CABINET: Full glass
C/A unit, $500. Furnace, $285. front. Side entry. Lighted. Ornate
Five-year manufacturer’s war- oak trim. 7x4 ft. Beautiful! Exc.
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GUITAR LESSONS FOR SALE: Dixon ZTR 30”
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PILLOW-TOP
MATTRESSES FOR SALE: Various sizes of oak
ALL BRAND NEW! drawers & doors, handles,
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tiller outboard, 2010 Minnkota
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Sizzling Hot Summer Blood Drive Announced
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LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLICATION IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
MIAMI COUNTY, OHIO DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVI-
SION CASE NO. 2010 DR 188 JUDGE WELBAUM
R eal E state Classifieds
FILED the 30th day of April, 2010, at 10:28 a.m. CASE
CAPTION JAMMIE L. EMBERTON vs. ANTHONY R. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT: FIRST MONTH’S RENT FREE! APT. FOR RENT MINSTER: 2 APTS. FOR RENT: New Bremen.
EMBERTON. Built in ‘07. $405. Handicap Two bdrm. apt. in Minster. Appli- bdrm., 1-1/2 baths, appl. includ- Two bdrm. apt. (ground level).
friendly. Elec. heat. Some utilities ances. Garage. Gas heat. ed. W/D hook-up. Lg. living room, One bdrm. apt. (upstairs). Large
TO: ANTHONY R. EMBERTON included. No pets. In New Bre- Deposit & references. No pets. attach. garage. 419-628-2935 or rooms. Must see to appreciate!
Whose residence is unknown men. 419-629-3174 www.mead- 419-657-2918 419-296-9972 Laundry room w/washer/dryer
You are to take notice that above Plaintiff has filed a owviewterrace.com hook-up. Stove & refrig. fur-
McKINLEY COMMONS FOR RENT: $600. Covington 2 nished. No pets. Call
Complaint for divorce in the Miami County Common ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ APARTMENTS bdrm. house. A/C. Garage. W/D 419-628-3600.
Pleas Court of Ohio, Domestic Relations Division at the BUDGET HOST INN: I-75 Exit 240 S. Main St. hook-up. No pets. 937-313-2562
Safety Building, 201 West Main Street, Troy, Ohio 45373 104, Botkins, Ohio. Low weekly West Milton FOR RENT - PIQUA: One bdrm.
on the 30th day of April, 2010. The case number is 2010 rates. With microwave & refriger- Retirement Living YOU Can Afford! 1st MONTH FREE! apt. located at 913 Covington
DR 188 and is captioned JAMMIE L. EMBERTON vs. ator. FREE hot breakfast! FOR RENT - MINSTER: 2 bdrm. Ave. Utilities furnished.
For those 62+ or disabled.
ANTHONY R. EMBERTON. Your current mailing Includes maid service. $182 for 7 apt. Lg. living & dining room. $525/month. Call 937-773-6454
Come meet new friends. Join
nights. Attached garage, gas heat, C/A,
address is unknown. In this complaint, Jammie L. the fun activities. All newly
1-800-309-0039 great location. W/D hook-up. No FOR RENT - MINSTER: Two
Emberton seeks a termination of marriage. remodeled apartments.
pets. 419-954-2012 or bdrms. Low utilities. Stove. Park-
You are required to answer the complaint within twen- CALL TODAY!
▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼ 419-628-3169 ing. Yard. Shed. $390 + deposit.
ty-eight (28) days after the last publication of this notice, 937-698-3456
MOVE-IN SPECIAL! TTY-TDD: 1-800-750-0750 937-295-2063 or 937-726-5305
which will be published once each week for six succes- WEST MILTON: Two bdrm. apt. 33 Acres NE of Greenville. 10
sive weeks, and the last publication will be made on the This Institution is an Equal room house. Large barn. Pond.
& 2 bdrm. townhouse. W/D
7th day of July, 2010. Opportunity Provider & Employer Would consider smaller property
In case of your failure to answer or otherwise respond
hook-up. Appliances included.
Handicapped Accessible in area in partial trade. Our Classifieds Get Results!
Trash paid. No pets.
as permitted by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure within 937-698-0113. Equal Housing Opportunity 937-232-7380
the time stated, judgment may be rendered against you www.viewanapartment.com FOR RENT: One unit. One bdrm.
for the relief demanded in the complaint. apt. Ft. Loramie. Appliances
FOR RENT - NEW BREMEN:
Two bdrm. apt. Ground level. included. $350/mo. 937-489-5058
Robert C. Johnston
Stove & refrig. W/D hook-up. A/C.
SHIPMAN, DIXON & LIVINGSTON CO., L.P.A.
215 West Water Street Remodeled & redecorated. Patio,
big yard. Off street parking.
FOR RENT: One bdrm., $355.
Two bdrm., $455. All electric. CLASSIFIED AD
P.O. Box 310
Troy, Ohio 45373 419-628-2669
Most utilities paid. A/C. No pets.
In New Bremen 419-629-3174 DEADLINES
(937) 339-1500 www.meadowviewterrace.com
Attorney for Plaintiff Stillwater Valley Advertiser
STATEWIDE APT. FOR RENT
CLASSIFIEDS Ft. Loramie & Penny Saver
IMPORTANT NOTE FIRST MONTH’S RENT FREE
Promises of big profits often mean
big risk! Call the Federal trade
Two bdrms. Stove & refrig. fur-
nished. W/D hook-up. Off-street
THURSDAY, 5:00 PM
Commission at (877) FTC-HELP for
937-473-2028 or 877-556-9090
Work Wanted FREE information. Or, visit their web
parking. 937-295-2002
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Reader Advisory: The National Trade Association
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product is advised by this publication. In order to
avoid misunderstandings, some advertisers do
Just Listed
or 937-581-0045. not offer employment but rather supply the read- 8376 Covington-Gettysburg Rd, Covington
EDUCATION
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HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FROM HOME, 6-8
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANY has
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BUSINESS DOG HOME BUILDING PLASTERING SEPTIC TREE/

SERVICE GROOMING & REMODELING NEW & REPAIR TANKS LANDSCAPING
IT’S A HAIRY QUALITY JEFF FOX PLASTERING COOPER'S ABLE & READY
DIRECTORY BUSINESS CUSTOM HOMES Interior - New & Repair
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Septic Tanks & Leach Beds
Cleaned, Installed & Repaired
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DOOR SERVICE, INC. BETTER BUILDERS PENCE BULLDOZING
TANKS LANDSCAPING
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Over 25 Years Experience! Waterways - Waste Pits - Ditch Work KENDALL SERVICES
• Sales • Installation & Repairs
FOREST PENCE 35 Yrs Exp. Leach Bed Repair - Additions
SERVICE 937-473-2671 Specializing In Insurance Claims 4443 Stoker Rd., Houston Septic Tank Pumping • Tree Trimming & Removal
Refrigeration, ranges, laundry ser- Covington, OH • Free Estimates Wind, Fire, Water & Hail Damage 937-295-2750 • Mowing & Landscaping
vice. Parts avail. for most brands,
incl. Admiral, GE, Hotpoint, Tappan,
4:19-1 yr
• FREE ESTIMATES • 5/2/07-tfn
BOB'S EXCAVATING • Bobcat & Excavator Service
• Bush Hog Mowing
Whirlpool & Kenmore washers & Economic Specials Available 698-4694 • Delivery of Firewood, Mulch,
dryers. Dishwashers, disposals and
ice makers installed. Dryers vented. EXCAVATING 1-866-921-3807 2:26-tfn
Top Soil & Gravel
COVINGTON • 473-2129
937-339-7604
2:03-9:29 PROPANE FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES
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2:26-tfn
SERVICE STORAGE 6:16-9:1

DITMER LAWN FACILITY

AUTO EXCAVATING
Septic Tank, Sewage Hook-Up, CARE Home Heat TREE
REPAIR Top Soil & Gravel, Driveways Dryer Gas BRADFORD STOR & LOCK
Personal - Business - Commercial SERVICE
Boulders & Ponds WISE LAWN CARE Temporary Construction Heat
30 Years Exp. • Fully Insured Boats, Campers, Auto • Mo. to Mo.
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Bradford 937-448-2927
3:17-8:25
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7374 Lehman
15 Greenville Ave. (rear), Ludlow Falls Drainage & Paver Installation
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Trans Service, Injector Cleaning,
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EXCAVATING 3:17 - tfn 947-1772 1-800-858-1961
7:12-tfn
and REMOVALS
FREE ESTIMATES • Fully Insured
HONEST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE
& CONCRETE STORAGE Rick Gunckle
Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PIANO RADIATOR FACILITY
(937) 547-0922
(937) 423-2190 Cell
937-698-3191
2:28-tfn
CRESS EXCAVATING TUNING 5:2011

Driveways/Sidewalks/Patios SERVICE MAGEE'S

BICYCLES
Foundations/Room Additions $
69 Repaired • Cleaned
MINI STORAGE
PO Box 68 TREE
Demolition/Concrete Covington, OH 45318

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Personal - Business - Commercial
SERVICE
7:15-9:29 BUY - SELL - TRADE St. Rt. 41 at Mote Dr.
Jack Thomas’ 45 Years Experience 473-5899 9:1-tfn TAYLOR’S TREE SERVICE
SHROYER RADIATOR
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16 N. Main, Pleasant Hill
New Raleigh Bikes FUEL 6:16-7:7 1:19-tfn STUMP GRINDING
Service • Access. • Tune-Ups
Open Weekday Eves. After 6
Sat. 10-? 937-676-2001
OIL TAXIDERMY 25 Yrs. Exp.
937-753-1047
Fully Insured

5:5:10tfn
KEVIN MOTE PETROLEUM
PET ROOFING J&D
4:21-7:7

Home Heating Oil • K-1 Kerosene

GROOMING CONTRACTOR TAXIDERMY
WATER WELLS,
CANDY & Automotive Gas - Aviation Gas
Diesel Fuel • Propane 101 E. Main, Gettysburg
ANGEL TOUCH DEER • BIRDS • FISH
TANKS & PUMPS
CAKE MAKING SOY BIODIESEL
AUTOMATIC DELIVERY • LEVEL BILLING
PET GROOMING BILL R. NETZLEY 937-447-4242 • 937-423-2195
947-1883 - 1-800-526-1978 Roofing Contractor L.L.C.
JULIA’S CONFECTION 11:8-tfn State Certified Master Groomer
10:26-tfn
Adkins
with over 20 years experience 945 S. Miami St.
CONNECTION ~ SUSAN SUPINGER ~
Well Drilling
111 Marvin St. • Gettysburg
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West Milton, Ohio
937-698-5334
TOOL 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE,
Phone: (937) 447-9207
HOURS: Sat. 9-12, Tues/Thurs
PAVING
4:14-tfn
FREE ESTIMATES RENTAL LICENSED, BONDED, INSURED
Water Wells Drilled, Pumps & Tanks
12:30-7, Wed/Fri 12:30-5:30 In Business Since 1954
Water Lines Repaired & Replaced
tfn 12:16-8:25
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7:8-9:30

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GRISSOM
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3/4/09-tfn Directory HOME REMODELING
7:19-tfn
Call
CONSTRUCTION, LLC
COVINGTON
New Construction & Repair GRAVEL Customers HIRSCH ROOFING Today
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/GENERAL 937-698-6135 • 937-698-1107

Minimum Charge Applied
2:18-tfn
CUSTOM HOMES
REMODELING
ROOM ADDITIONS
BALSBAUGH HEATING & AIR
BUILDERS, INC.
937-698-5613
CONDITIONING
937-416-8025
T.U.N.S.
MEMBER OF BBB • INSURED
4:21-7:7 H.V.A.C.
Absolutely BRAND NEW
DOG
BOARDING
Furnace....$285
Also C/A Unit....$500
Still in box.
ABLE & READY TREE SERVICE, LLC
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PET MOTEL 9:8-29
A Place For Rover To Stay
While You’re On Vacation!
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9208 U.S. Rt. 36 East, Bradford Our Business Service
937-448-6339
Linda Samuel, Owner
5:19-8:4
Directory Customers
See Great Results!
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Per Lb. Sliced Boneless Whole Per Lb. Beef Loin Per Lb. Boneless

Strip Loin T-Bone Steak Strip Steak

$ 49
4 $ 99
4 $ 99
4
Per Lb. Top Per Lb. Boneless Per Lb.

Sirloin Steak Ribeye Porterhouse

Steaks
$ 99
3 $ 99
5 $ 39
5
Per Lb. Per Lb. Bulk Per Lb. Boneless

Ground Bacon Chicken

Chuck Breast
$ 89
Per Dozen
1 24 Pack
$ 19
2 32 Oz.
$ 99
1
Fulton Farms IGA Water Gatorade
Sweet Corn
$ 49
3 3/$
10 88 ¢

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2%, 1% or Skim
and 1 Mayfield Select Ice Cream
1.5 Quart 2/$
5
And Use $1.50 Off In-Store Coupon

Final 2/$
3 50 That’s Only
$1.75 Each!
Price:
22 Lb. Ba
24 Pack Cans 30 Pack 18 Pack Cans 30 Pack g
18 Pack
Miller Lite Beer
Bud Light or
Budweiser Beer
Busch Light or
Busch Beer
Bud Light or
Budweiser Beer
Milwaukee's Best Light or
Milwaukee's Best ICE
$
$
14 49 $
17 49 $
14 99 $
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13 49
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