D E C E M B E R 2025 • M A RI EMONT, OHI O • VOLUME L • NO. 4
Meet Your Junior Couriers! BY SUZY WEINLAND As we wrap up another calendar year, we’d like to give a shout out and huge THANK YOU to our junior couriers. These fine young ladies and gentlemen work hard each month, to keep alive the 50-year tradition of delivering the newest issue of the Mariemont Town Crier directly to your doorstep! Be sure to thank them next time you see them out and about! Charlotte Caudill, 12 — Charlotte has been delivering the Crier for four years — the first year with her older brother and then has had her own route the past three years. She likes delivering the Crier “so I can earn my own money. I also enjoy walking around the neighborhood.” Cody Ching, 13 — Cody has been a courier for six years. He likes delivering “because it is nice to just be outside and not really have to think about anything and just like listen to music or unwind.” Eli Ching, 17 — Eli has been a courier for six years. He enjoys being able to get local news to the community. Ben Jevic, 8 — This is Ben’s second year delivering the Crier. He says “It helps me get money and I like having a couple helpers with me (little sisters Ella and Chloe).”
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Mariemont Town Crier Junior Couriers: Front row (L-R) — Levi Lawson, Jane Lawson, Ford Willis, Twyla Willis. Back row (L-R) — Charlotte Caudill, Alex Rohal, Max Madl, and Zach Maier. (Not pictured: James Lepa, Michael Lepa, Alexis Clark, Olivia Clark, Mac Clark, Ben Jevic, Ella Jevic, Sam Rouse, Daxton Vaughan, Laura Queen, Eli Ching, Cody Ching.) Ella Jevic, 5 — Ella has helped brother Ben for about a year, and now they split a route. She likes that “I get to ride my bike or scooter or run or walk to deliver the Criers. And I like to get some fresh air, and I like putting Criers on people’s porches.” Levi lawson, 7 — This is Levi’s second year delivering the Crier. His favorite part is “delivering on nice days.” Jane Lawson, 11 — Jane has been delivering the Crier for five years. Her favorite thing about delivering is “earning money.” Max Madl, 15 — Max had delivered for five years. His favorite thing about delivering the Town Crier “is the ability to get to see the town from a new perspective.” Zach Maier, 18 — Zach has been a cou-
rier for 13 years! He likes seeing people he knows when he’s out delivering the papers. Alex Rohal, 11 — Alex has been a Crier courier for three years. His favorite thing about delivering is “It’s my first paying job that I can do on my own.” Daxton Vaughan, 8 — Daxton helped sister Clara deliver for four years and just took over her route last year. He loves walking the neighborhood with his family. Ford Willis, 9 — Ford has been a junior courier since this September. He likes “getting money.” Twyla Willis, 7 ½ — Twyla has been delivering the Crier with her brother Ford, since September. She also likes making money “so I can get a bunny.”