Member Directory

Categories: Church

Emanuel – “God is with us”
Welcome to the Emanuel Lutheran Church! Our church is fully handicapped accessible and we welcome you to join us in worship.
We are affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and its Northwest Ohio Synod (NWO Synod).

Membership Package: Membership Class I – General Businesses
Categories: Business Service, Economic Development

Epiphany supports and guides people and businesses into more productive, dynamic, and profitable outcomes creating positive environments. I’ve helped 1000s of people during my over twenty-five years in economic development and workforce development. I’ve helped individuals, manufacturers, and businesses ranging from startups with no experience/background to Fortune 100 companies succeed.

Epiphany’s focus is on maximizing your personal and/or professional strategic communication, alignment, and development.

Categories: Financial Institution

Since 1897…
The Farmers & Merchants State Bank has always had a special commitment to the growth of Northwest Ohio since its inception in 1897. The only name change in our history was in 1919, when the founding directors elected to change from a private bank to a state chartered bank. At that time, the name changed from Farmers and Merchants Bank to The Farmers & Merchants State Bank.

The F&M headquarters has always been in Archbold, Fulton County, Ohio. F&M began expanding its presence in Fulton County in 1973 by opening a full service office on North Shoop Avenue in Wauseon, Ohio. By the end of the 1980s, F&M had four full service offices in Fulton County.

Expansion of the Bank into Williams County began in 1981, with the opening of the Stryker and West Unity offices. By the end of the 1986, F&M had five offices in Fulton County and three offices in Williams County. F&M further expanded in the 1990s by opening an office in Henry County. During 2001, F&M opened an office in Defiance County, and in 2003 we opened our Operations Center in Fulton County.

Today…
F&M has 19 offices and over 33 ATMs located in Fulton, Williams, Henry, Defiance, Lucas, and Wood counties in Ohio, as well as DeKalb and Steuben Counties in Indiana. Toward the end of 2007, F&M opened a new office in Perrysburg and expanded into Indiana with offices in Butler and Auburn. In August 2008, F&M opened a new full service office in Angola, Indiana. In July of 2010, F&M expanded into Hicksville, Ohio. The addition of Hicksville fits well within the bank’s ”footprint”, filling the space between F&M’s Defiance and Auburn offices while increasing our presence in Defiance County, Ohio.

F&M continues to serve the financial needs of individuals, farmers, businesses, and industries by offering the traditional banking products, as well as internet and telephone banking products. Our online products and EZ Access Line allow access to account information and fund transfers 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Into the Future…
Through the years, The Farmers & Merchants State Bank has made it our number one goal to be here for you. That will never change. F&M’s commitment is to ensure that community banking continues to grow and prosper by providing quality customer service and effectively supplying the right products to meet the financial needs of individuals, farmers, businesses, and industries within our market area.

At Farmers & Merchants State Bank, we are looking forward not only to the future of F&M, but to the future of our customers as well. F&M has been a stable financial institution for over 115 years and that will not change!

Working with our communities, F&M will continue on the same successful path as we strategically plan for the future.

Categories: Awards & Trophies

Specializing in Trophies, Plaques & Medals

Categories: Agricultural, Farm Service, Financial Institution

A proud member of the Farm Credit System, Farm Credit Mid-America exists to secure the future of rural communities and agriculture as a leading provider of reliable, consistent credit and financial services to 135,000 farmers, producers, agribusinesses and rural residents in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. The customer-owned cooperative manages a portfolio of $33.5 billion in assets. Farm Credit Mid-America’s products and services include loans for real estate, operating, equipment and rural living, as well as related services including crop insurance and vehicle, equipment and building leases.

Categories: Farm Service

The Farmers Elevator Grain and Supply Association of New Bavaria was first stated at New Bavaria on January 13, 1912. With elevators at Pleasant Bend, North Creek and Standley now have a total of twenty-one full time employees and three part time employees.
The Farmers Elevator is a full service elevator. They provide such services as custom application of chemicals and fertilizer with variable rate technology on soil sampling and spreading of fertilizer. There are fourteen fertilizer spreaders that can be rented out to the farmers.
The Farmers Elevator has several different grain marketing programs. They offer Cash Contracts, Forward Contracts, Basis Contracts, Hedge to Arrive Contracts and Purchasing of Options and can haul grain off of the farm. The also do cleaning and treating of seed for beans, wheat, oats and clover and have a new bulk seed and treating system, specializing in NK seeds.

Categories: Communications

The Farmers Mutual Telephone Company (FMTC) was organized June 27, 1904 and incorporated in 1906. A group of 28 farmers and merchants realized the need for a telephone system for rural Okolona. The purpose of creating this company was “to put up equipment, maintain, and operate a system of telephone lines with central exchange for the benefit of its members.”

With this thought in mind, they purchased a one hundred drop switchboard fully wired with 15 drops installed. Poles were placed, wire was strung, phones were installed and an operator was hired. A membership fee of $1.00 per month was assessed and was used to pay for the equipment required to activate this communications system. With a common goal and the concentrated efforts of the members, The Farmers Mutual Telephone Company was created.

Categories: Nursing Home/Convalescent Center

Incorporated in 1958 as a charitable, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Ohio corporation, Filling Homes has grown over the years to become a major provider of services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Filling Homes consists of the following residential facilities: a 56-bed intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ICFIID), two ICF group homes that serve eight people each, six 811 PRAC project homes that provide affordable, subsidized housing for a total of 24 individuals. Additionally, Filling Homes provides a variety of educational, vocational, life-skill development, and socialization opportunities through two habilitation centers; one at the base facility in Napoleon, Ohio and the other, called Trinity Place, in Bryan, Ohio. Filling Homes’ Therapy Center offers aquatic, recreational, speech, language, physical, and occupational therapies. Filling Homes’ full-time chaplain offers opportunities for worship and Bible study. Filling Homes operates in Henry, Fulton, Williams, and Defiance Counties and has been a level one and IO waiver provider since 1996. Filling Homes employs more than 350 people from around northwest Ohio and operates on a budget of $10,000,000 annually.

Categories: Agricultural

Categories: Organization

Four Corners Historical Cooperative, Inc. organized for charitable and educational purposes as a not-for-profit organization. We are incorporated in the state of Ohio and granted 501(c) (3) tax exempt status. Our board of trustees is comprised of Henry County residents whose responsibility includes making decisions and policies governing the Four Corners Historical Cooperative, Inc. The leaders are entrusted to represent members of the Cooperative.

What We Are About
Four Corners Historical Cooperative, Inc. is about the history and culture of the townships of Damascus, Harrison, Monroe and Richfield. We strive to collaborate with organizations and businesses to benefit the people and our communities of Henry County.

Four Corners Heritage Center
Discover a portion of Henry County’s history in a historic 1890s Methodist Episcopal Church located at County Roads M & 7 in Grelton, owned by the Four Corners Historical Cooperative, Inc. The organization’s concentration is to the townships of Damascus, Harrison, Monroe and Richfield. The site is open during events or by appointment. Contact (419)748-8700 or on Facebook.