Middletown community roundup patrons and events
Middletown church hosts blood drive at Springhill Church of Christ from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Donations go to Middletown Blood Center. donors receive a T-shirt and may win a car. Also this week SYT presents West Side Story at Middletown High School Theater with 94 area youths, plus concerts, luncheons, and community meetings at various venues.
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Middletown
Springhill Church of Christ
Brell
West Side Story
MHS
Summer Youth Theatre
Middletown High School
SYT
Towne Mall
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Eaton Road
Parks/Recreation
Parks and Recreation Department
Smith Park
Children’s Theatre
Children’s Community Music Theatre
University Baptist Church
Riverview Ave
Fairgoers turn exhibitor as 4-H joins Warren County Fair
Franklin siblings Jake 11 and Luke 9 joined the Franklin Aggies 4-H club showing animals at the Warren County Fair. Jake exhibited a pig named Floppy placing fourth in interview, while Luke entered a hamster. The event runs Monday through Saturday with horse dressage, sheep grooming, antique tractor pulls, and an auction after swine judging. The Irvings say 4-H teaches responsibility and builds character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Weaver
Journal
Jake Irving
Luke
Chris
Lisa
Franklin 4-H
Jake
Floppy
Lebanon
Lesa Irving
Franklin
Warren County
Irvings
Franklin Aggies
Middletown Christian School
Lesa
Prebie County Arts Treasure Festival at Hillcrest Drive
The Prebie County Art Association treasure festival is Aug 13-14 at 601 Hillcrest Drive to raise funds for the Prebie County Fine Arts Center. Call Naomi Hawkins at (937) 839-1280 for details. Franklin Pig and corn roast dinner set for July 24 at St. Paul Lutheran Church with menu, tickets, silent auction, and talent show. Tickets $7 adults $4 children. Call Mal Sloan or church office for info. Franklin High School Alumni brunch planned for July 31 at 11 a.m. Tickets $20. pickup outside the high school or send SASE to FHS Alumni Assoc. Include names and graduation years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prebie County Art Association
Hillcrest Drive
Prebie County Fine Arts Center
Naomi Hawkins
St. Paul Lutheran Church
E. Second St
Mal Sloan
Franklin High School
Franklin High School Alumni Association
TLC
FHS Alumni Association
Fourth St
Franklin
Ohio
Germantown Founders Day Antique Show 17th Annual
Historical Society of Germantown hosts its 17th Founders Day Antique Show from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. August 1 at Veterans Memorial Park. More than 50 dealers offer antiques and collectibles, plus a lunch stand and ice cream social. No admission charge. For details call 937 855 7951.
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Historical Society of
Germantown
Veterans Memorial Park
Concert on the Lawn at Resurrection Lutheran Church
A Concert on the Lawn will be held at Resurrection Lutheran Church on July 24. A potluck meal and homemade ice cream start at 5 p.m. dulcimer jam by local musicians follows at 6 30 p.m. Call for details.
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Resurrection Lutheran Church
N. Broadway
Sharon Eninger
Blood drive in Liberty Township offers rewards and shirts
Community Blood Center urges Liberty Township residents to donate July 26 at Bethany United Methodist Church, 6388 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, with two time blocks. Donors receive a free T-shirt and auto entry for a car. For info call 937 461 4248 ext 3253. Monroe Class of 1964 reunion planned for Aug 7 at Elks Country Club Hamilton. Call Bill Halsey 513 539 8530 or Marti Kilmer 937 746 3037.
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First United Methodist Church
S. Broad St
Middletown
Duplicate Bridge Club
Ufcw Assembly Hall
Interstate 75
Monroe
Ohio
Tri-state
Call Mary Clifton
Pat Brunswick
Call Judy
Ernie Dalton
Community Blood Center
Liberty Township
Bethany United Methodist Church
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Lemon-Monroe High School
Elks Country Club
Hamilton
Bill Halsey
Marti Kilmer
Oxford hosts Freedom Summer collection at Oxford Center
Miami University professors organize Collection Saturdays to honor the 40th anniversary of Freedom Summer 1964. Events run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays including Aug 14 at 922 Tollgate Drive. Residents urged to share journals and stories for an oral history project.
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Miami University
Oxford Senior Citizens and Community Center
Tollgate Drive
Miami
Center For American and World Cultures
Department of Theatre
Oxford
Western College For Women
Western
Mississippi
Mary Jane Berman
Center For American and
Word Cultures
Voices of Freedom
Dorothy Falke
The
Stolen items reported from multiple Trenton residences
Overnight and weekend thefts spanned cars and vans at addresses on Wayne Madison Park Drive Bloomfield Court Somerset Drive and Park Drive. Stolen items included compact discs cameras DVDs a lighthouse valuables watches change keys and other small valuables valued at various amounts. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Clark
Wayne-Madison Road
Pam Meyer
Park Drive
Paul Boyd
Somerset Drive
Julie Campbell
Bloomfield Court
Steven Binkley
Dell Drive
Donald P. Patterson
Cincinnati
Todd Ramsey
Blue Spruce Road
Alicia Roberts
Vertal McComas
Butler auditor's early retirement plan saves county funds
Butler County Auditor Kay Rogers office plans early retirement for 9 of 17 eligible workers, aiming to save about 800000 in salaries and benefits over three years. Plans include replacing 9 retirees with 3 new hires, combining duties, with eligibility open until Aug 31, 2005, and about 212000 of savings from the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Kay Rogers
Randall Groves
Ings
Duckett
Groves
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Kensington Road
Parks Department
Dan Leach
Brenda Pummill
Manchester Ave
Mindy Riddell
Lone Star Steak Restaurant
Roosevelt Ave
Frank Kalanzis
Dix Road
Dayton
Vinny Drive
Tony Marconi
Shawna Blackburn
Lafayette Ave
A-1 Taxi Repair
Vail Ave
Jim Horton
Erin Spoonmoore
Vanderveer St
Arts and Crafts Festival
Warren County Fair
Seven Acres
Cox News Service
Historical Society
Liberty Twp
Trenton
Butler
Douglas Duckett
Mlolli
Coxohio.com
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