Crusade to Kick Off Easter Services at First Assembly
The First Assembly of God Church on Ronald Drive hosts a charismatic renewal crusade from Friday through Sunday with services at 7 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, and morning and evening sessions Sunday. Rev. James Hodges leads, sharing experiences from travels abroad and Russia, with cantata He Wore a Crown of Thorns Sunday evening.
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Assembly of God
Ronald Drive
Ss Y
James Hodges
Churches of the American Baptist Conference
Wheaton College
Wheaton, St
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
Holy Spirit
New Life Temple
West Virginia
Mr Hodges
Christ For the Nations Institute
Dallas
Russia
Last Supper Reenactment Planned by Local Church
First Presbyterian Church hosts a Maundy Thursday Last Supper reenactment starting at an early morning time. Members of the Session trustees and lay members don period costumes to portray the event. Special music by the Chancel Choir includes The Lord s Prayer Bold Peter and Amazing Grace.
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First Presbyterian Church
Peter
Mt Olivet Hosts Good Friday Cantata in Trenton
Mt Olivet Presbyterian Church presents the John Peterson cantata No yet Love on Good Friday at 7 pm directed by Frances Brelsford with Low Conrad at organ. Barbera Fair from St Peter Lutheran Church in Trenton gives the invocation. Rev Richard Thornton of United Methodist Church in Ledauiane delivers the benediction.
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Trenton
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
John Peterson
Vowe Edgewood
Eee
T Cama Ministerial Association
Frances Brelsford
Low Conrad
Barbera Fair
Star of St
Kentucky Senator to Speak at Church Rally on Creation Teaching
Sen Walter Strong of Heartyville Democrat and minister will discuss his bill permitting but not ordering Biblical creation theory to be taught in Kentucky public schools at a freedom rally tomorrow at 7 p.m. Grand Avenue Church of God hosts the event with Rev Billy Bail previously testifying at a public hearing about the measure.
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Kentucky
Grand Avenue Church of
Walter Strong
Heartyville
Billy Bail
Grand Avenue Church
Easter Play at Triedstone Baptist Church This Week
An Easter play titled The Service of will be presented at 7 pm today and Friday at Triedstone Baptist Church. Members of the Sunday school department will participate in the program.
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Triedstone
Grace Baptist features Easter cantata The Last Week
A Good Friday program at Grace Baptist Church includes John Peterson Easter cantata The Last Week performed by the church choir directed by Bob DeFrates minister of music. The program begins at 7 pm Friday with a repeat at 10 am Sunday worship.
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Grace Baptist Church
John Peterson
Bob DeFrates
Towne Mall Area Dispute Over Buffer Preservation
Lebanon residents Winglewich and Mrs. Bauer accuse Towne Mall developers Bob Keays and Adam Cristo of breaking commitments to preserve a buffer and trees as sewer work proceeds. Towne Mall may shift the sewer 30 feet east while awaiting buffer definition.
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Lebanon
Towne Mall
Warren County
Eugene Winglewich
Juanita Bauer
Middletown
Towne Mall, Inc
Bob Keays
Adam Cristo
Merle Wilberding
Winglewich
Bauer
Wilberding
Middletown Lions Club elects new officers led by David Stitt
David Stitt executive director of Middletown Junior Achievement was elected president of the Middletown Lions Club succeeding Douglas Kanitz. Other new officers include Tim Cole first vice president John Seitter second vice president John Kinder third vice president Bob Reiner secretary George Davis treasurer Frank Arrington and Ed Dobrozsi directors Mac Tobias tail twister and Greg Smith lion tamer.
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David Stitt
Middletown Junior Achievement
Middletown Lions Club
Douglas Kanitz
Tim Cole
John Seitter
John Kinder
Bob Reiner
George Davis
Frank Arrington
Ed Dobrozsi
Mac Tobias
Greg Smith
Burglars Target Wildwood and Local Properties
Burglars stole tools valued at over 300 dollars from a maintenance building at Wildwood Golf Club on Aberdeen Drive late Monday. In other incidents Faith United Methodist Church had a non entry break in with a basement door opened. A stereo valued at 900 dollars was taken from David Brown's home on Fifth Avenue and law enforcement recovered some items behind the residence. Multiple door glass and office drawers were damaged or ransacked in several locations including 124 Charles Street and Taft Elementary School on Verity Parkway where windows were broken and a false straw fire report occurred.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Aberdeen Drive
Faith United Methodist Church
Baltimore Street
Philadelphia Avenue
David Brown
Fifth Ave
Charles St
Taft Elementary School
S. Verity Parkway
Trenton Woman in Hospital After Two Vehicle Crash
A Trenton woman, Eva Bridges, 53, is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with head injuries from a two car crash at Manchester Avenue and N Sutphin Street. Constance Muthert, 17, was treated and released. Bridges faced a traffic charge for failure to yield at a stop sign.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Manchester Avenue
N. Sutphin Street
Eva Bridges
Sycamore Road
Constance Muthert
Sutphin
Bridges
Manchester
Sutphin St
Easter Bunny Hostesses At Middletown Shopping Center
The Middletown Shopping Center hosts its eighth annual Easter Bunny event with two hostesses, Lorryn Goodman and Erica Gannon, giving out chocolate candy to youngsters. They roam the center from 10 am to noon and 2 pm to 4 pm on Friday and Saturday.
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Middletown
Deaths and funerals in Hamilton and Franklin areas
John Johnson 6 of 921 Delaware St died at Janet Nursing Home at 9 15 am yesterday. Kate Berry 78 of Hamilton died on arrival at a Hamilton hospital. Services for Berry at Colligan Funeral Home tomorrow at 10 am with visitation this evening. Dan Gibson 70 of 5256 Gibson Lane died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Edna Daugherty New Miami and Annie Gilbert 51 of 1115 Chestnut St listed among deaths with services scheduled.
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John Johnson
Delaware St
Janet Nursin
Bertha
Jordan Memorial Home
Kate Berry
Hamilton
Berry
Middletown
Blackford
Carl
Charles
Monroe
Paul
Florida
Colligan
Strd St
Spring Hill Cemetery
Franklin Dan Gibson
Gibson Lane
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Gibson
Franklin
Dayton-Oxford Road
Alma
Melissa Schuh
Andrew
Kettering
Lonnie
Anna Vice
Anglesby Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Edna Daugherty
New Miami
Woodsfield
Ohio
Annie Gilbert
Chestnut St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Fairport Marine Museum Plants Roots at Historic Lighthouse Site
The Fairport Marine Museum in Fairport Harbor Ohio resides in the former lighthouse keepers dwelling beside the lighthouse tower built in iwo. The tower overlooks Fairport Harbor at the mount of the Grand River.
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Fairport Marine Museum
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Iwo
Grand River
Gun misfire injures 21-year-old in Middletown
Kevin Bailey of 2005 Sherman St is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a loaded .22 pistol discharged when dropped at about 8 30 p m. Bailey told police he and another man loaded the weapon to test shells, it struck the hammer and fired into his right leg. Police seized the gun for safekeeping for 30 days.
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Middletown
Kevin Bailey
Sherman St
Bailey
Anothe
Paul Ford Dies at 74 in Mineola New York
Paul Ford, the long-faced character actor known for Never Too Late and Sergeant Bilko, died Monday in Mineola New York at age 74.
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Mineola
Paul Ford
Phil Silvers
Bilko
Miriam Cooper Walsh, former state official, dies at 84
Miriam Cooper Walsh, a former public official in Virginia, died at age 84. She served in state administration and was known for her community work in Charlottesville. Her death was reported in Charlottesville, with tributes expected from colleagues and local groups.
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Charlottesville, Va
Miriam Cooper Walsh
Easter Bunnies on Sale by Wayne Township 4 H Club
The Wayne Township Small Paws 4 H Club will sell live Easter rabbits tomorrow and Saturday from noon to 5 pm on Hill's Department Store sidewalk. Each bunny costs 5 dollars. Club members will contact buyers after sale to ensure no problems and arrange find a new home if owners lose interest after Easter. The club also elected officers including President Joanne Le, Vice President Caroline Lakes, Secretary Keni Spaulding, Treasurer Jackie Bailey, and others.
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Wayne Township
Small Paws
Hill's Department Store
Joanne le
Caroline Lakes
Keni Spaulding
Jackie Bailey
Belinda Back
Lori Koontz
Amy Hogg
Rachelle Spaulding
Marla Hwoelle
Barbara Park Center Plans Easter Week Activities
Easter events fill the week at Convalescent Center with a sing along tomorrow at 10 am a dulcimer recital by Wallace Pergram Friday at 2 pm a Seventh day Adventist Church program by Pastor Stig Anderson Saturday at 2 30 pm Rainbow Girls decorate tables and hand out favors an Easter program at Trinity Baptist Church Sunday at 2 30 pm led by Rev. Joe Lewis and Easter baskets for residents in the afternoon Ab is the fifth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year.
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Barbara Park Convalescent Center
Wallace Pergram
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Stig Anderson
Rainbow Girls
Trinity Baptist Church
Joe Lewis
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