Middfest events and community notices in Middletown
Middfest orientation runs 7:45 to 10 a.m. at Bicentennial Commons with a steel band, speakers, prizes and breakfast. Rummage sale by American Legion Post 218 Women’s Auxiliary 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 116 S Main St benefits Special Olympics. NARFE meets 10:45 a.m. at Golden Corral 3350 Village Dr. Order of Amaranth meets 7:30 p.m. at Middletown Masonic Temple with flag ceremony. Golf scramble for Tiger Ellison at Weatherwax Golf Course begins 11 a.m. with proceeds to Middie Football and book costs. Miami Univ Middletown Summer Double Header campus visits at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in Johnston Hall. Father’s Day luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Middletown Senior Center. lasagna $4.50, senior donation. All American Citizen entries due Wednesday by mail or email. five-year retention. City proclaims Finkelman Day with free concert at Sorg Opera House. schedule includes food wagon, banners, outdoor music, and a concert lineup.
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Middfest
Middfest International
Bicentennial Commons
Carmody Boulevard
Middletown
American Legion Post 218
Women’s Auxiliary
S. Main St
NARFE
Golden Corral
Village Drive
Ben Fleming
Order of Amaranth
Middletown Masonic Temple
Ed Feerer
Rainbow Girls
Tiger Ellison
Middle Touchdown Club
Weatherwax Golf Course
Middie
Middie Touchdown Club
Tony Dwyer
N. Breiel Blvd
Call Middletown High School Athletic Department
Charlie Weidner
MUM
Miami University
Johnston Hall
Miami
Cincinnati Reds
Dayton Dragons
Middletown Senior Center
Finkelman
Harry A. Finkelman
Sorg Opera House
Main Street
American Legion
Chuck Evans
Darrell Sallee
Gregg
Wright State grad earns music master’s at 76
Anna Clare Gee Blackwell, 76, defies age as she receives a master’s in music performance at Wright State University in Dayton, joining a rising trend of non traditional students. She already holds degrees from Park University and Clark State and taught piano since 1965. Her journey spans nursing studies, civil service, and decades of devotion to her students.
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Yellow Springs
Anna Clare Gee Blackwell
Nutter Center
Blackwell
Wright State University
National Center For Education Statistics
Wright State
Sinclair Community College
Springfield High School
Springfield South
Harold Blackwell
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Park University
Civil Service
Clark State Community College
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
Anna Clara Gee
Gees
WSU
Jan Underwood
COX
Anna Gee Blackwell
Clark and the Royal Blues perform with Chuck Evans and Bill Moore
Police report profanity on the Arcadia Drive residence and rocks thrown at the home overnight Tuesday. Darrell Roberson’s truck at Domino’s Pizza was broken into during a 15 minute stay, with a laptop valued at 900 dollars and a GPS system plus toiletry bag stolen totaling 1030 dollars. A mailbox on Jefferson Road was struck by a vehicle and a DVD player stolen from the Tracy Clark residence. Willie Ball’s tools were taken from Creekview School site on Loretta Drive during the night. A purse and PlayStation game unit were taken from Cynthia Young’s residence on Van Avenue, later found at Central Baptist Church. A trailer at Riverside Trailer Park burned at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday, prompting Middle town Fire Marshal investigation.
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Middletown
Terry Hocz
Arcadia Drive
Darrell Roberson
Clark Street
Domino's Pizza
N. University Blvd
Tracy Clark
Jefferson Road
Stefan Cou
Manchester Avenue
Willie Ball
Dayton
Creekview School
Loretta Drive
Cynthia Young
van Avenue
Central Baptist Church
Clayton Ave
Aspen Street
Riverside
Herman Freeman
Camden Mason ic Lodge 159 Breakfast Buffet Notice
Camden Lodge 159 Craft Club hosts an all you can eat breakfast from 6 30 to 11 a m every third Saturday at 106 South Main over the library second floor accessible by chair lift if needed Menu includes sausage eggs pancakes biscuits gravy coffee and orange juice
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Camden Masonic Lodge
Craft Club
S. Main St
Fairfield Republican Women to Meet at Headquarters
Butler County Republican Women's Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Republican Headquarters in Fairfield. President Donna Irvin will conduct a brief meeting. This will be the last meeting until Sept. 12. All Republican women are invited. Call 513-893-5292. Breakfast price noted as four dollars for adults and three dollars for children under twelve.
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Butler County
Republican Women’s Club
Republican
Fairfield
Donna Irvin
Call
Franklin hydrant flushing and Fourth of July parade planned
Franklin begins 2005 hydrant flushing from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. discolored water may occur so avoid laundry on affected streets. Flushing dates cover several blocks. inquiries to the fire department. Also, Fourth of July parade applications open with entries due by June 30. Historical society dinner features Sue Studebaker on Ohio School Girl Samplers at St Mary Hall. reservations required. Big Bird Day Trip to Spring Valley Wildlife Refuge offered by GermanTown MetroPark this morning.
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Spring Valley Wildlife Refuge
Germantown Metro Park
Boomershine Road
Germantown MetroPark
MetroParks
Ohio
Boomershire Road
Franklin
City of Franklin Division of Fire
Franklin City
Public Works Department
Baxter Drive
Explore Elk Creek Hiking Walk at Sebald Park
Madison TWP hosts a Walking in the Natural World event at 10 a.m. today at Sebald Park 5580 Elk Creek Road Shelter 2. A motor vehicle permit is $2 daily or $5 annual. MetroParks at 513 867 5835 or 1 877 PARKFUN. Madison High School Class of 1980 plans 25th reunion on June 25. Call Susan Markle Beagle at 513 539 8001 or email susan csn1 com.
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Elk Creek
Sebald Park
Elk Creek Road
MetroParks
Parkfun
Madison
Madison High School
Susan Markle Beagle
Susan
Csn1
Monroe Swim Club Opens for 2005 Season
Monroe Swim Club announced full time operation for the 2005 season and continues accepting memberships for the club and team. Contact pool manager Sue Goodpaster at 513 539-8812 or 513 539-7820, and swim team coach Shaun Harlan at 513 539-0837. Non members may join the swim team.
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Monroe Swim Club
Sue Goodpaster
Shaun Harlan
Edgewood High School class of 1976 plans 30 year reunion
Edgewood High School’s class of 1976 schedules a 30 year reunion meeting at 1 p.m. Sunday. The gathering at Barn n Bank in Trenton seeks all alumni and contact details for former classmates. Contacts include Becky Taggart, Carol Collins, Libby Bellamy, and Chris Pfeffer with listed phone numbers and emails.
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Edgewood
Edgewood High School
Barn ’N’ Bank
Wayne Madison Road
Trenton
Becky Taggart
Carol (Taggart
West Elkton School Reunion At Preble Shawnee High
West Elkton School reunion planned for today at Preble Shawnee High School Cafeteria on Somers Gra tis Road. The 50 year class of 1955 will be honored with a special friend tribute. Social time at 5 p.m. carry-in dinner at 6 15 p.m. Bring main dish and table service. Casual dress. Verl Wilson and Jerry Walker are chairs.
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West Elkton
Preble Shawnee High School
Somers Gratis Road
West Elkton School
Verl Wilson
Jerry Walker
Evolution of Everyday Things exhibit at Boonshoft Museum
The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery in Dayton opens the Evolution of Everyday Things exhibit, showing over 50 artifacts from 19th century to modern times. Created by four Wright State graduate students, the display runs through November 1 in Fraze Gallery and includes items from wash machines to a lavender 1960s toilet.
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Dayton
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
Wright State University
Fraze
Brian Hackett
DeWeese Parkway
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Judy Bober
Madanandass
Camden
Anderson
Baxter
Brown
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Franklin Special Events Committee
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