She is the president of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio. She posted on Facebook that her bus was one of the ones turned away. Shelby County Commissioner Julie Ehemann missed her chance to see Trump. Rescue crews reported no one needed to be taken from the venue, but there were several people who had to sit down and drink cold water once they started feeling woozy. Temperatures were an unseasonably warm mid-80s outside, and the temperatures on the factory floor were higher. Putnam County Sheriff Brian Siefker said he was on the last bus allowed in, and 14 other buses were turned around.Īuglaize County Sheriff Al Solomon said the Secret Service made the decision to stop letting people into the venue amidst fears of people overheating. “The best places are always near the airports,” he said.Ĭrowds began forming outside Wapakoneta High School afternoon Sunday, awaiting their rides aboard Wapakoneta schools’ buses from the school, on the north side of the city, to Pratt Paper, on the south side of the city.īy 2 p.m., lines wrapped around the front of the school and across a parking lot, as people awaited their turn for a ride to the rally.īuses stopped coming in around 3:30 p.m. So Millsaps set up shop at the intersection of Greely Chapel and Hanthorn roads to sell his wares.

Bob Millsaps of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, was at a flea market in Bowling Green on Saturday hawking his Donald Trump merchandise when he learned of Trump’s visit to Lima and Wapakoneta on Sunday.

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