All American Dinner and community events in Middletown area
A community roundup lists multiple Middles region happenings. All American Dinner at Tytus Avenue Church raises funds for the building fund with a 4 to 7 pm serve, $7 adults $4 ages 3 11, 2 and under free, carryouts available. Other items include Middfest volunteer orientation at Carmody Boulevard, a rummage sale for Special Olympics, a golf scramble to benefit Middle Football and book costs, and campus visits at Miami University Middletown with a Summer Double Header schedule. The Father’s Day luncheon at Middletown Senior Center offers lunch and activities, while All American Citizen entries are due by Wednesday. The city also proclaims Harry A Finkelman Day on June 15.
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Tytus Avenue
First Church of God
Tytus Ave
Tiger Ellison
Middle Touchdown Club
Weatherwax Golf Course
Tony Dwyer
N. Breiel Blvd
Middletown
Call Middletown High School Athletic Department
Charlie Weidner
Miami University
Johnston Hall
Miami
Cincinnati Reds
Dayton Dragons
Middletown Senior Center
Hamilton Jefferson Elementary celebrates final school day
Kindergarten teacher Cindy Taylor signs the shirt of former student Maria Barbecho on the last day of school at Hamilton's Jefferson Elementary. Fourth grade teacher Jodi Booher leaps down the hall after dismissal as Hamilton City Schools conclude the academic year.
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Cindy Taylor
Maria Barbecho
Hamilton
Jefferson Elementary
Jodi Booher
Hamilton City
Finkelman Day in Middletown Celebrates Local Benefactor
A free community concert at Sorg Opera House on Main Street honors Harry A. Finkelman for his numerous gifts to Middletown. The schedule runs from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. with acts by High Signs, Darrell Sallee, and Gregg Clark and the Royal Blues plus Chuck Evans and Bill Moore. Police report multiple local incidents include a window break on Van Avenue, a stolen truck shell on Kensington Street, eggs thrown at Hughes Street, a garage crawl seen on Fernwood, a $400 pressure washer theft at Marconi Electrical Service, and a vandalized tire at La Rosa's. Fairfield Republican Women meet at Republican Headquarters with Donna Irvin. last meeting until Sept. 12.
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Finkelman
Middletown
Harry A. Finkelman
Sorg Opera House
Main Street
American Legion
Chuck Evans
Darrell Sallee
Gregg Clark
The
Royal Blues
Bill Moore
Judy Bober
Lauren Wootan
van Avenue
Philip Lacefield
Kensington Street
Mark Dennis
Hughes Street
Beatrice Alexander
Fernwood Street
Marconi Electrical Service
Atco Avenue
Camalh Jamous
Mason
Butler County
Republican Women’s Club
Republican
Fairfield
Donna Irvin
Call
Franklin hydrant flushing and July events in Franklin Ohio
Franklin continues annual hydrant flushing with 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. operations risking discolored water. Residents should limit laundry. cleaning supplies available at City Building or Public Works. Schedule and questions at Franklin Ohio site or fire department. Also details on Fourth of July parade applications, historical society dinner, and Parkinson's group meeting with speaker.
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Franklin
City of Franklin Division of Fire
Franklin City
Public Works Department
Baxter Drive
Swart Pharma Rep Discusses FDA Drug Approval Process
A pharmaceutical representative from Swart Pharma Inc will outline the FDA approval steps to place a drug on the market. The event invites persons with Parkinson Disease, their care partners, and friends. St. Mary Center is handicap accessible. Call Rose Wurst, RN, BSW, at 937 748 4768.
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Ty Pharmaceutical
Swart Pharma Inc
St. Mary Center
Call Rose Wurst
Butterfly Monitoring at Germantown MetroPark event
Germantown MetroPark invites volunteers and staff to join an ongoing Butterfly Monitoring science project at 11 a.m. Friday. A brisk one hour walk along a mile-long trail records butterfly sightings, weather, and habitat with reservations at 937 855 7717. Meet in the Nature Center at 6910 Boomershire Road.
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MetroPark
Germantown MetroPark
Boomershire Road
Madison class of 1980 plans 25th reunion
Madison High School Class of 1980 will hold its 25th reunion on June 25. Organizers ask former students to contact Susan Markle Beagle at (513) 539-8001 or email susan csn1.com for details and RSVP.
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Madison
Madison High School
Susan Markle Beagle
Susan
Csn1
Monroe Swim Club Accepting Memberships for 2005 Season
Monroe Swim Club opens full time for the 2005 season at noon today and continues to accept memberships for the club and swim team. Contact pool manager Sue Goodpaster at 513-539-8812 or 513-539-7820, or swim team coach Shaun Harlan at 513-539-0837. Participants need not be club members to swim on the team.
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Monroe Swim Club
Sue Goodpaster
Shaun Harlan
Trenton Edgewood Class of 1976 Plans 30 Year Reunion
Edgewood High School class of 1976 schedules a 30 year reunion meeting at 1 p.m. Sunday at Barn n Bank in Trenton. All classmates urged to attend and provide contact details. Contacts include Becky Taggart 513 988 9336 Carol Taggart Collins 513 726 5319 Libby Bellamy email bellljuno com Chris Pfeffer 513 424 1293 email cpfeffer1208 sbcglobal net.
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Edgewood
Edgewood High School
Barn ‘N’ Bank
Wayne Madison Road
Trenton
Becky Taggart
Carol (Taggart
Juno
Chris Pfeffer
West Elkton School reunion honors 1955 class
West Elkton School reunion planned for Saturday at Preble Shawnee High School Cafeteria on Somers Gratis Road. The 50 year class of 1955 will be honored along with a tribute to a special friend. Social time at 5 p.m. carry-in dinner at 6 15 p.m. Bring a main dish and table service. Dress casual. Verl Wilson 937 787 4402 and Jerry Walker 937 787 3848.
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West Elkton
Preble Shawnee High School
Somers Gratis Road
West Elkton School
Verl Wilson
Jerry Walker
Warren County Leaders of Tomorrow honors Franklin teen
Franklin High School graduate Whitney Graham wins 2005 Warren County Leaders of Tomorrow for community service and school achievements. She balanced church activities, tutoring, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, NHS blood drives, and multiple volunteer roles while maintaining a 4.75 GPA and working at Dairy Queen. Additional finalists from Kings, Lebanon, Little Miami, and Seven Hills received recognition and cash awards.
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Whitney Graham
Franklin High School
Whitney
Gary Strum
Graham
Sprint
Cox Ohio
The
Western Star
Pulse Journal
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Franklin
Ohio Energy Project
Teen For Christ
Salvation Army
Dairy Queen
Springboro
Manor House
Mason
Elliott CéSco
Kyle Houk
Jillian Press
Kings High School
Timothy
Little Miami High School
Annie Rutgers
Seven Hills
Ann Hoffman
Journal
Peggy Hostetter
Emily
Warren County
Groh
Donnie Oda
Clearcreek Christian Assembly of God
Donnie
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COX News Service
Middletown Park Board
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Franklin Special Events Committee
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Franklin Parkinson Disease
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Germantown
James F. O'Neill
Butler County Historical Society
N. Second St
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Monroe
Cox Publishing
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