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| November 15, 2005 |
Marilyn D. (Apling) Bickley, age 68, of 58 S. Edison Dr., Milan, Ohio, died Sunday afternoon, November 18, 2005 at the Stein Hospice Care Center, Sandusky, following a brief illness. She was born on December 8, 1937 in Oak Harbor, Ohio and was a graduate of Oak Harbor High School. She earned her B.A. degree in Education from Bowling Green State University and her Masters degree in Education from Ashland University. She was employed as an elementary teacher with the Berlin-Milan Schools for over 30 years, retiring in 1999. Marilyn was a member of the Milan Presbyterian Church, where she served as secretary for the Women's Association and was a former Elder and Trustee of the church, Clerk of Session, and served in various other positions. She was a former member of the Eastern Star, Edison Chapter, for 24 years, and member of the Berlin-Milan Teachers Association. She also volunteered with the Norwalk City Schools Adult Education program. Marilyn is survived by her husband, Robert Bickley of Milan, whom she married on Feb. 29, 1958; a daughter, Martha Bickley and son-in-law, Brady Groves, of Ashland, OH; a son, David and daughter-in-law, Catherine Bickley of Stony Point, NC; a granddaughter, Olivia Groves; her father, Howard Apling of Lakeside, OH; a sister, Arleen Ravas of Pt. Clinton, OH; and three brothers, Kenneth Apling of Oak Harbor, OH, Jerry Apling of Sandusky, OH, and Lynn Apling of Toledo, OH. She was preceded in death by her mother, Ruth (Robinson) Apling; stepmother. Gertrude; and a son, Kurt in infancy. A Celebration of Life visitation will be Tuesday, Nov. 15th, from 5 - 8 p.m. at the Milan Presbyterian Church, Edison Dr. and Church St., Milan, A Celebration of Life memorial service will be conducted on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the church, with the Rev. Tim Whalen officiating. Private family burial will be in Milan Cemetery. Groff Funeral Home, Milan Chapel, 1 S. Main St., Milan, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions, if desired, may be made to the C&E Foundation of the Berlin-Milan Schools, c/o Marilyn D. Bickley Scholarship Fund, 140 S. Main Street 44846. Online condolences may be sent to www.grofffuneralhomes.com. |
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There is no limit to the places THREE WISHES can take us and we hope to touch the lives of many along the way. No story is too big or small when it comes to making dreams come true.
We are looking for emotional stories of people in need. We want to help deserving people; people who always help others, but never think of themselves. The wishes can involve fantasies, reunions, and personal journeys -- as long as the wishes come from the heart. There are no limits to what this show can do or how many lives it can change. Anything you can imagine will be considered and price is not an object. So ask yourself, if you could make a life-changing wish, what would it be? Would you like to surprise someone with a wish? Can we help grant a wish to an entire town?
The Milan Chamber of Commerce talked with NBC today and was informed that time is running out for submissions so get your wish in today! Email your submissions to Josh at joshm@glassmanmedia.com. Be sure to include your contact information (name, phone, email), background information of the person being nominated; what wish should be granted; and a picture of nominee.
You can also enter your submission here: |
| June 22, 2005 |
MID-SUMMER ANTIQUES FESTIVAL Pam Crosby has managed the show from its inception. Over six months of preparation goes into getting ready for this event. Many hours are still spent dealing with advertising and gathering the right dealers and also making them happy with their space and accommodations. Flyers and postcards have been distributed since early February. Local advertising is done closer to the date of the show. Pam volunteered to manage the Antiques Fest to promote Milan and its many wonderful merchants on the square, including Crosby’s Antiques, which has been in operation since 1983. Crosby hopes all the merchants will benefit from the event. The event is free to the public. The Milan Chamber of Commerce proudly sponsors the event. The Stylish Carriage Rides will be in town for four hours giving rides around the square. The Antiques Fest has been successful since its beginning. All Contacts are in and all spaces have been filled. Pam says, ‘Say a little prayer so Mother Nature gives us a beautiful day for the show’. The Chamber wishes everyone would come enjoy and help support this major event in our Beautiful Historic Village of Milan. |
| June 6, 2005 |
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Thomas Edison was voted to be one of the 25 nominee's for the Discovery Channel's "Greatest American"! Milan, OH - After tallying more than half a million online nominations, the Discovery Channel announced that Thomas Alva Edison is one of the top 25 nominees to be selected Greatest American. [ORG] is urging America to vote for Thomas Alva Edison as their choice for Greatest American. The polls are open for viewers to vote for Thomas Alva Edison by one of three easy ways. Votes can be cast through the Internet at AOL.com/GreatestAmerican or at AOL® Keyword: Greatest American and via toll-free number 1-866-669-3107 or text messaging keyword EDISON to 66931. With more than 1,000 patents to his credit, inventor Thomas Alva Edison won widespread notice for developing the first practical electric light bulb, electric generating system, sound-recording device and motion picture projector. On Sunday, June 5th, Discovery Channel's Greatest American show premiered with a presentation by Matt Lauer of the top 100 nominees. At the end of the premiere episode, Lauer announced the top 25 Greatest American nominees based on nominations held earlier this year. The show will air every Sunday in June. In the second episode, Lauer and advocates (actors, comedians, politicians, athletes, etc) will offer insights on the top 25 to aid America in another round of voting that determines the top five. The third episode pits celebrity advocates against one another, debating the virtues of their "Greatest American." The seven-hour series culminates in real-time election-style voting, as America selects one person to be named the "Greatest American." The grand finale will be televised live from New York City on Sunday, June 26, at 9 PM (ET). The nominees come from all walks of life including politics, the arts and sciences, entertainment and athletics. Viewers can learn more about Thomas Alva Edison by visiting keyword Greatest American on AOL or AOL.com/GreatestAmerican and can visit the www.GreatestAmericanBlog.com to post their thoughts on who should be named the Greatest American. Watch and vote every Sunday night in June! |
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| May 13 , 2005 |
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EVERY TUESDAY from 5 -9 pm be sure to visit the picturesque village of Milan, Ohio (birthplace of Thomas Edison) for a cruise back in time! Weekly Classic Car Cruise-Ins are hosted by the Milan Chamber of Commerce. The Cruisin' on the Square event starts on Tuesday, May 24th, 2005 and will be a weekly event. Register your classic car at the Milan Administration Building. The registered classic cars will be parked around the inner square and there will be: • 50/50 raffles The Milan Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the sponsors for their generous support: The Coffee Station, The Village Drive Thru, Kelly Graphics Design & Print Studio, The Invention Family Restaurant, 1510 AM WLKR, and Jim's Pizza Box! Proceeds of this event will go towards the paving and beautification of the parking lot behind Main Street in Milan. For more information call the Milan Chamber of Commerce office: |
| May 7 , 2005 |
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CHERRY AND MAPLE MUSEUMS BASKETS OFFERED BY MILAN HISTORICAL MUSEUM & THE BERLIN FRUIT BOX COMPANY
MILAN HISTORICAL MUSEUM MAPLE CANDY BASKET includes engraved solid maple lid and plastic protector ONLY $41! Cost does not include tax or shipping. All baskets can be picked up at the Milan Historical Museum or shipped direct to you. Milan Historical Museum Society member or staff discounts do not apply. Visit: www.milanhistory.org for more information |
| April 6, 2005 |
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The Milan Chamber of Commerce is preparing to print a BUSINESS & TOURIST DIRECTORY. It features an alphabetical LISTING OF EACH CHAMBER MEMBER, A BUYER’S GUIDE SECTION, WALKING TOUR MAP OF MILAN, QUICK REFERENCE/UTILITIES LISTING for New Residents & the HISTORY OF MILAN SECTION. The publication goes to print May 2nd 2005. The deadline for ad submission & listing is April 27th 2005. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to have your business listed in this booklet. We need a confirmation by April 27th 2005. Payment must be received by the publication date (May 2nd 2005). Just by being a member you will automatically be listed in the directory as well as the buyers guide. The directory will be designed to serve three purposes - (1) Business to business, (2) Business to tourist, and (3) Business to resident. This is a great opportunity to get your business noticed! As a Milan Chamber of Commerce member, your business will benefit as well as the community! View the benefits. We are offering three different ad spaces in the directory:
If you are interested in being a member of the Milan Chamber of Commerce, renewing your membership, and/or advertising your business in the directory, please fill out the online form or call the Milan Chamber office at 419.499.9929. |
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