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• Bill S. July 10, 2022, 11:47 am Pot 0 0 Reply
• Rachel F. June 21, 2022, 8:07 pm love this bookstore!! They have great selection and the lowest prices of any bookstore I've been to. they have lots of theology/christian books and get new ones in frequently. It is ran by the nicest volunteers and get their books by donation from individuals. Highly recommend!! 0 0 Reply
• Brad F. May 9, 2022, 7:03 pm Awesome place to get a used book to take on vacation and sit by the pool age read a book 0 0 Reply
• Rodney W. March 9, 2022, 5:32 pm Cute little book store with excellent prices. If books are your thing, or you want them to be, this place is a great stop on your journey. I highly recommend it. 0 0 Reply
• Chrissy L. March 5, 2022, 3:25 am Great small town business- nice selection of books in many different categories. 0 0 Reply
• Amy L. February 18, 2022, 9:16 pm Such a gem of a store! So many books to choose from! All at amazing low prices! The books are donated and in great condition. They have everything from a children's section, mystery, cooking and crafts, nonfiction, collector items and even a whole room on just religion books! The store is clean, well run and a friendly place to get lost in a book that you can take home for just a couple dollars. I easily spend $10 and get a whole bag of books! 0 0 Reply
• sue c. January 15, 2022, 5:33 pm Everyone was so helpful and the prices were great. 0 0 Reply
• Bobby J. November 23, 2021, 9:39 pm Great store with great prices 0 0 Reply
• Nathan B. July 8, 2021, 6:11 am This is a wonderful used book shop. I like theology and they have a nice little section of theological books that gets refreshed regularly. They also have a wide variety of other genres to choose from as well. Their prices are super cheap! You'll really like this book shop. O, and their volunteers are super nice. 0 0 Reply
• Kathy G. June 16, 2021, 2:08 am Great little used book store. Has something for everyone and good prices. 0 0 Reply
• Miranda H. June 8, 2021, 10:27 pm A hidden gem in Bluffton, I went in for the first time not knowing what to expect and came out with a big smile! They had everything separated and sorted by fiction and nonfiction and other genres. I found over a dozen books just upon a 10—20 minute scan. Very impressed and I will be returning! 0 0 Reply
• Lindzkess May 11, 2021, 7:56 am Cheap books! I was able to find some cool new books to start reading. 0 0 Reply
• Susan S. November 16, 2019, 9:17 pm Great deals here! 0 0 Reply
• Debbie B. August 27, 2019, 6:52 pm Great book store!! Always finding fun new things to read to my little ones. Great selection and great prices:) 0 0 Reply
• John H. July 27, 2019, 5:41 am Very nice. Neat, clean,organized. 0 0 Reply
• dalek z. June 23, 2019, 5:55 pm Great used books at low prices in a college town 0 0 Reply
• Phillip S. June 21, 2019, 12:08 am Great selection and service! 0 0 Reply
• Dorie P. May 15, 2019, 8:40 pm Delightful little shop with a friendly manager. You won't find many recently released books but there are plenty of unique and unexpected gems 0 0 Reply
• MIKE G. May 7, 2019, 6:01 am Great place to browse a while, and end up buying an arm full of books, all types of categories, nice prices, inside back cover 0 0 Reply
• Christina W. March 12, 2019, 6:05 am Book ReViews offers great customer service, volunteers knowledgeable in books and can assist in locating your books. We have thousands and thousands of books. 0 0 Reply
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Et Cetera Shop ~ Ten Thousand Villages ~ Book Reviews Bluffton, OH

Ten thousand villages.

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In 1946 pioneering Mennonite businesswoman Edna Ruth Byler met women in the La Plata Valley who were struggling to feed their children. She began selling the beautiful needlework they made to friends in the US, sending the profits back to the sewing group in Puerto Rico. In 1962 her project was adopted by the MCC as the Overseas Needlework and Crafts Project. Led by visionary Lois Kreider, members of Bluffton First Mennonite opened the first Fair Trade storefront in the country in 1974, and called it Self Help Crafts. They began a thrift store called Etcetera to raise money to buy the inventory. It was renamed Ten Thousand Villages in 1996 and now sells products from 30 countries worldwide, empowering workers to raise their standard of living, feed their families, and pursue an education. In 2024 we will celebrate 50 years of Etcetera, Inc. with events throughout the year.

Printable calendar of events for 50th anniversary celebration.

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Bluffton Anthology - A creek runs through it

Essays on a small Ohio town

Containing short essays about Bluffton collected by Fred Steiner.

It brings together more than a dozen writers whose own Bluffton experiences deserve retelling.

“For anyone who calls Bluffton home, these stories need no further introduction,” said Steiner, about the book. “For people needing to have Bluffton explained to them, this is a great starting point.”

Contributing essays are from current and previous residents including:

• Rick Emmert                     

• Dave Essinger                  

• Ron Geiser                        

• Jeff Gundy                                                             

• Brendon Matthews

• Ruth Bundy Naylor

• Joanne Niswander

• Rick Ramseyer

• Carolyn Urich Rich

• David Rempel Smucker

In addition, the book includes an essay on Bluffton’s relationship with Riley Creek by the late Robert Kreider, several stories given to Steiner from his late, life-long friend, Charles Hilty, and an introduction by Bluffton science fiction author, Tobias Buckell.

The book also includes a section on Bluffton in the 1950s written by Rudi Steiner, now of Homewood, Illinois. That section includes the account of a Bluffton legend: “Did Elvis stop in Bluffton between his Toledo and Troy performances on Saturday, Nov. 24, 1956?”

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Sever al 15-minute interviews in this collection, originally posted on Bluffton Icon, include:  

• Ben Luginbuhl once beat Ben Roethlisberger in a game of horse • Ron Edinger participated in the overthrow of Manuel Noriega   

• Richard Minck may have created jewelry for Marlon Brandon  

• John Triplehorn sat on the OSU bench with some frozen rabbits in the 1950 OSU-Michigan snow bowl

In a chapter “Bluffton Askew” the book offers additional 15-minute interviews, columns and brief accounts of shorter Bluffton incidents told by over 25 persons.

Highlights range from brief interviews and incidents recalled from: Megan Weisenbarger Gustitis  Roger Triplett  Jim Kinn  John Moser  Gordon E. Alderfer  Lauren Canaday Johnson  Dave Bracy Diana Hilty Marshall Jamil Bazzy  Amanda Rhonemus  Scott Hey Tim Neufeld  Jessica Edmiston Joe Goodman Alee Gratz-Collier  Courtney Goode  Micah Sommer  Ben Kruse James Pannabecker  Sam Diller Jeremy Szabo and  Jaye Bumbaugh

The Bluffton We Never Knew

Photographs from our

first half century 

1861-1911 – includes nearly 175 photos

The photographic work of Bluffton pioneer photographer Will A. Triplett comes alive in this photo history collection.

It includes Bluffton scenes, people, businesses, churches, Main Street, the college, railroads, early vehicles and residences from Bluffton, and 18 Bluffton school class photos taken before 1901.

The book has many photos that few residents today have ever seen and  placing these in one collection reveals a very interest story of the early growth the village of Bluffton.

Former Bluffton resident and Bluffton College faculty member, Von Hardesty, retired from the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., contributed the Foreword.

Tomm Triplett, who grew up in Bluffton and now lives in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, wrote the Preface. He is a great-grandson of Will Triplett.

Each of the photos include a description of the Bluffton scene portrayed. When possible persons in the photos are also identified. Many residents will find their grandparents and great-grandparents in the collection.

Many of the photos are reproduced directly from Will Triplett’s glass negatives. He was a Bluffton photographer for 53 years, working from 1881 to 1934.    

Chapter titles in the book include:

• Main Street –

   businesses and buildings on Main Street

• Churches                  

• Our neighbors –

   photos of village residents

• Where we lived –

   photos of early Bluffton houses

• The Riley and our quarries 

• The old school –    18 class photographs

• A college town         

• Going places –    horse & wagons, automobiles, railroads &interurbans

• One Bluffton family –    some photos of the author’s Bluffton ancestors

A Good Place To Miss

Bluffton stories 1900-1975

Released as part of Bluffton’s sesquicentennial, the book includes Bluffton stories from each decade from 1900 to 1975. Several persons with Bluffton connections have contributed stories.

They include:  Jim “Spike” Berry Richard Boehr Sam Diller  Charles Hilty  Richard Jordan Mary Pannabecker Steiner  Darvin Luginbuhl  Robert Kreider and others.

In addition, in offers many other shorter stories related to Bluffton during this 75-year period. Rudi Steiner contributed the book’s introduction and explanation of the book’s title.

“Think if it as a collection of stories that for whatever reason were cut from the official histories of Bluffton,” said Fred Steiner. “The stories in this collection are too good to miss.”

In addition, the book lists every Bluffton High School graduate by class from 1881 to 1930, which represents the first 50 years of graduates.

Four guys walk into a Bluffton bank

And the rest is

Bluffton oral history

We can thank Public Enemy Number 1, John Dillinger, for Bluffton’s 20th century 15-minutes-of-fame. His brief visit in August of 1933 places us forever in the Dillinger legend.

Because of my own interest in his visit, as a journalist I’ve made a special point to seek out persons with John Dillinger stories. This is the first attempt to gather these stories into one collection. There are many stories and I continue to collect them, now hearing them from second- generation sources.

The stories in this collection are those I believe to be genuine, or very close to it. You will see a few notes stating some situations shared may not have occurred the way they are told. In most instances, the storyteller also admits that fact.

Where Bluffton's Ghosts Sleep

Unexpected stories from

a small Ohio town

Containing every unexpected and cryptic Bluffton epic ever imagined, you'll meet the ghosts of Maple Grove Cemetery, Harmon Field, Bluffton University, Bluffton Middle School, Ada, Ohio Northern University and those of several area ghost towns.

Youʼll discover:

• A woman's taphephobia fear almost comes true

• Five bodies buried in the same grave  

• A UFO spotted 24 years before Roswell

• Sunday church services attended by KKK members

• A place where hoofed animals go to die

• 300-plus bodies uncovered in native American burial mound

You may never again wade the waters of Riley Creek after discovering its most horrid secret. And, youʼll never believe what lies on the bottom of the Buckeye.

Listen closely .... could that be the Bluffton school bellʼs midnight song? And, what's that wailing sound heading toward us at 70 miles per hour?

Your reading awakens several Bluffton ghosts jarring loose baffling Bluffton stories veiled in mystery.

196 pages •  ISBN: 978-1601268785

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Bluffton College class members 1950-59

They graduated from BHS from 1950 to 1959

A 1954 bird flies over Bluffton

Did Leland Gerber take your senior picture?

Before there was Chiles-Laman

Home of fine foods and good service

Mushrooms hunting advice from the pros

Dr. Diller meets "The prince of jail breakers"

BHS class of 1917 as eighth graders

1940s Bluffton residents' brush with history

A Bluffton school history primer

What does this group have in common?

A special Bluffton person

Bluffton soldier stories 105 years ago this week

Bluffton's 1939 controversy: To dance or not to dance at the BHS Jr.-Sr. banquet

Bluffton's connection to the 1906 earthquake

Meet the Beaverdam Beavers of '59

50 baseball seasons ago

In 1954 Bluffton Public Library launched a sheet music collection

When did the telephone arrive here?

80 years ago it was "fast time" vs. "slow time"

Welcome to pre-awning Main Street

April 1949 - Bluffton watches eclipse of moon

Nightfall in Bluffton 3:08 p.m., 4/08/24

A story...if only we could tell our great-grandparents

85 proms ago the question was: "Dancing or no dancing?"

60 senior class plays ago in Beaverdam

Meet the Pirates 85 track seasons ago

In 1900 Bluffton had 7 lodges

1897 warning to hog thieves

Adella Steiner Oyer

It's 1967 on Main Street Bluffton

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“REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES” BY SHELBY VAN PELT

This first novel might have been just another story about love and loss, with a spare list of ordinary characters with the usual quirkiness that carries a plot along. But, instead, plan to be charmed by the most unusual of - shall we say - heroes? Marcellus, an aging giant Pacific octopus tops the chart as this book's most surprising (and astute) character who will wrap you in his tentacles and make the ensuing story a delight. It's a great read.

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“THE GIRL WHO COULD BREATHE UNDER WATER” BY ERIN BARTELS

If you like water, and summer on the beach, and a mystery death and lots of soul-searching, you'll find plenty of it in this novel. To me, it was a bit more soul-searching than necessary. The book could have been at least 100 pages shorter if our heroine could have had some deep counseling back when she was a teenager. But that's a good part of what our author is trying to tell the reader - don't let trauma simmer for years before trying to understand and get help.

“AN IMMENSE WORLD” BY ED YOUNG

This book contains all you ever wanted to know about the extra-special senses that animals use every day of their lives. You'll be amazed at all the variations in sensory abilities that live in the tiniest of ants to the largest of elephants - and all the creatures in between. We humans may think we're the top in everything - but that's far from true. Don't try to read this thick book all in one sitting, there's too much there. But savor each chapter as it opens your world to the vast animal world of wonders.

“LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY” BY BONNIE GARMUS

Chemistry was never my favorite subject, but this novel had me smiling all the way through. Because, even though the story line is all about chemistry and chemists, it's a humorous and imaginative (but still believable) tale taking place 60-some years ago when women in science were almost unheard-of and certainly had no future for recognition of their talents. Congratulations to our author who has created delightfully original characters who make the story sing.

“JACKIE & ME” BY LOUIS BAYARD

For those of us who have lived through the Kennedy years, this book will bring back memories. For those who have only heard of the Kennedy family, this book may fill in a few more of the blanks. It is a novel, so know that not all things will necessarily be true. But enough of the Kennedy family history will certify that our narrator was a good friend and right-hand man of Jack, as well as a good friend to Jacqueline Bouvier. This tale sees Jack and Jackie through a strange courtship and their inevitable marriage.

“THE MIDCOAST” BY ADAM WHITE

This is a different sort of mystery that eases its way into being. Placed in and around a small town in coastal Maine (there truly IS a Damariscotta, and if you've been there you know that the surrounding towns mentioned are there as well). Although we learn early-on that something bad happened, the murder part of the mystery finally creeps into being slowly - after the story's characters are well established as typical Maine coast citizens. So expect the unexpected which, of course, is all part of the mystery.

“SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL HAPPENED” BY YVETTE MANESSIS CORPORON

This is a true story of "Survival and Courage in the Face of  Evil," as the book's cover tells us, spanning the years from World War II to the present. Its scope comes not from central Europe but from one of the tiniest of Greek islands and leads to America's Midwest. Our author, born into a Greek Orthodox community, unwinds a labyrinth of discoveries that expands her family history, her long list of friends, and her growing community of faith. Extremely personalized - a bit much to my taste.

“CARVED IN STONE” BY ELIZABETH CAMDEN

I hesitate to not recommend a book, as I realize that my reading tastes may not be the same as yours. And my feelings for this one have nothing to do with too much mayhem or too much sex or too short or too long. It's mainly that the plot (centered around the Carnegies of New York), mixed with the necessary romantic story line, seems too unreal, with the disparate characters meeting in contrived situations. So be forewarned. And, if you don't agree with me, that's OK, too.

“THE IMPOSSIBLE THINGS” BY SALMA EL-WARDANY

This review was a hard one for me to tackle, as was the reading of this book. The basic reason, I believe, is that this is a contemporary book about contemporary life with three young Muslim women in London. And I am a Christian woman born way too many years ago into a completely different sociological milieu. But the basic story itself, and the author's masterful way of writing, make it an important one in today's literature. It's a modern-day treatise on family and faith, all under the complications of tradition.

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Bluffton ghost stories published by icon founder.

Does Bluffton ooze ghosts? You can soon find out.

Just in time for Halloween, Where Bluffton’s Ghosts Sleep, the latest book by author--and Icon founder--Fred Steiner, will be available at a book signing from 10 :00-11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23, at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center, 132 N. Main St.

Subtitled “Unexpected stories from a small Ohio town,” the 196-page book includes what Steiner says is “every unexpected and cryptic Bluffton epic ever imagined.”

“You will meet ghosts from Maple Grove Cemetery, Harmon Field, Bluffton University, Riley Creek, the Swiss Settlement, from Ada and area ghost towns,” said the author. 

“You’ll also discover some very interesting characters including Hezekiah Bloomfield Hubbell whose Shifferly Road tombstone was once the spookiest place in Allen, Hancock and Hardin counties.”

The book contains nine chapters retelling Bluffton stories across the time frame. The earliest involve native Americans who were exiled from Allen County in the 1840s. Stories follow that era covering many decades all the way to the present, involving the Bluffton Middle School ghost.

Among stores in the unexpected category include:

• An 1860s woman’s fear of being buried alive – it almost happened
• Five bodies buried in the same grave during a typhoid epidemic
• A UFO spotted 24 years before Roswell
• A Sunday Bluffton church service attended by members of the KKK
• Description of a Bluffton location where hoofed animals regularly went to die
• 300-plus bodies uncovered in a native American burial mound, not far from Bluffton

Steiner says that after reading this book, you may never wade in Riley Creek or the Buckeye, after discovering tales emerging from those bodies of water.

The book will soon be available in several Bluffton businesses including the Senior Center and from the author.

The following PowerPoint presentations, open to the public, featuring stories from the book take place in October:

• Thursday, Oct. 5, noon – Hancock County Historical Museum, Findlay

• Tuesday, Oct. 17, 6 p.m. – Bluffton Public Library

• Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2:30 p.m. – Bluffton Senior Citizens Center

• Thursday, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. – Ada Public Library

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