Groveport Messenger - October 2nd, 2022
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PAGE 8 - GROVEPORT MESSENGER - <strong>October</strong> 2, <strong>2022</strong><br />
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Apple Butter Day<br />
APPLE<br />
Continued from page 7<br />
our pioneer ancestors’ way of life. If you are<br />
taking a walk around town, take a peek at<br />
this piece of tangible history.<br />
Apple orchard<br />
A few years ago, the <strong>Groveport</strong> Parks<br />
Department planted 30 apple trees in the<br />
Palm Pond area of Heritage Park. The<br />
trees offer a variety of apples including<br />
Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Wealthy,<br />
Haralred, Gravenstein, Honey Crisp, Red<br />
Delicious, Zestar, Gala, and McIntosh. The<br />
hope is to use some of the apples from<br />
these trees at future Apple Butter Day festivals.<br />
Visit the orchard and check out the<br />
trees’ growth.<br />
Sharp’s Landing building<br />
From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. get a glimpse of<br />
the area’s Ohio and Erie Canal past by visiting<br />
the Sharp’s Landing building across<br />
Wirt Road from the log house and Heritage<br />
Park. The <strong>Groveport</strong> Heritage Society<br />
reconstructed the 62x21 foot, one story,<br />
brick, 19th century canal era building from<br />
original materials. The building is believed<br />
to have been used as a smokehouse, bakery,<br />
and ice house. It sat along the Ohio<br />
and Erie Canal in what was once Sharp’s<br />
Landing at the corner of Rohr and Pontius<br />
roads. The building represents the commercial<br />
life that once operated along the<br />
canal.<br />
<strong>Groveport</strong> Heritage Museum<br />
The <strong>Groveport</strong> Heritage Museum, located<br />
in <strong>Groveport</strong> Town Hall, 648 Main St.,<br />
features photographs, newspapers, maps<br />
and historical artifacts of <strong>Groveport</strong>’s history.<br />
No dogs allowed<br />
Per city ordinance, people are prohibited<br />
from bringing animals to city sponsored<br />
event and festival areas, which includes<br />
Apple Butter Day. The law does not apply<br />
to guide or service dogs, police dogs, animal<br />
exhibits at the events, or pets on residential<br />
properties within the event area.<br />
TINA<br />
MAHARATH<br />
FOR OHIO SENATE, DISTRICT 3<br />
Protecting Ohio families • Focusing on Fairness<br />
Bringing common sense values of Mom and A Good Neighbor<br />
On November 8, Vote for Tina Maharath<br />
a common sense mom who fights for and protects our families.<br />
Proudly supporting our troops<br />
and their families.<br />
Remember our Military Men and Women<br />
All Gave Some and Some Gave All!<br />
5075 S. Hamilton Rd.<br />
<strong>Groveport</strong>, OH<br />
614-836-1500<br />
www.mottsmilitarymuseum.org<br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> photo by Rick Palsgrove<br />
Joanne Casserly stirs a fresh batch of apple butter at last year’s Apple Butter Day.<br />
Enjoy <strong>2022</strong> Apple Butter Day!<br />
SPENCE FUNERAL HOME<br />
650 West Waterloo St.<br />
Canal Winchester, OH 43110<br />
614.837.7126<br />
www.spencefuneralhome.com