Middletown area events mix class reunions and fundraisers
Middletown High School class of 1937 hosts a May luncheon at Wildwood Golf Club at noon. Diabetes Wellness Center offers a free diabetes control class from 3 to 4 p.m. at 4218 Grand Ave. Registration required. Middletown IAAP meets Thursday at the Manchester Inn to elect officers. A church fundraising sale runs Thursday and Friday at 1207 Curtis St. The MHS class of 1940 holds a second quarter reunion luncheon at the Manchester Inn, with four quarterly luncheons planned for the 65 year group. Blood pressure screenings offered at the Middletown YMCA lobby on Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Central Academy hosts a spring carnival 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 1516 Garfield Ave with free admission. games 25 cents. Order of Amaranth meets Saturday with dinner at 6 p.m. and memorials for 2004-2005 members. membership info via Barbara Wiegert. Curves sponsors a St. Jude workout 1–3 p.m. Saturday at 4432 S. Dixie Highway. Golf Classic registration due Monday at Middletown Area YMCA. entry $125 with lunch and dinner options. rain date June 8. Craft Club sponsors breakfast.
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MHS
Middletown High School
Wildwood Golf Club
Diabetes Wellness Center
Angie Gerlach
Carol Narther
Grand Ave
Middletown
Middletown Iaap
Manchester Inn
Curtis St
Call
Middletown Ymca
YMCA
Manchester Ave
Central Academy
Garfield Ave
Order of Amaranth
Barbara Wiegert
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Curves
St. Jude
S. Dixie Highway
Middletown Area
Edgewood honors senior Liz Wagner with Walden mask night
Logan's heroes at Edgewood High School celebrate senior Liz Wagner on senior night in Trenton. Students wore cardboard Walden cutouts to honor transfer student Walden after Preble Shawnee cut the program. Edgewood lost to Middletown 3-0.
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Edgewood High School
Liz Wagner
Logan Walden
Trenton
Walden
Cougars
Edgewood
Preble Shawnee
Middletown
Watoto Choir to Perform Free Concert at Presbyterian Church
The Ugandan Watoto Children's Choir will perform at 7 p.m. May 18 at 580 Fairview Drive Carlisle NJ. The program features children ages 5 to 14 with contemporary gospel and African rhythms. A love offering will be received. Carlisle High School alumni banquet set for June 11 at Jamaica Road Commons.
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Presbyterian Church
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Fairview Drive
Watoto
Uganda
Red Cross to Teach Baby-Sitting Basics in Franklin
American Red Cross offers a two day baby-sitting course at Franklin Library on Saturday May 21 from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m open to ages 11 to 15 with a 35 dollar fee. Call 800 241 8296 Ext 4000 or visit Cincinnati redcross dot org for details Franklin Township Trustees meet at 7 p m at Franklin Township Offices 418 Fairview Drive.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Franklin Library
Learn container gardening at Mary’s Plant Farm program
Mary’s Plant Farm and Landscaping hosts a program titled Hyper Tuffa and container Gardening at 1 30 p m Sunday at 2410 Lanes Mill Road Hamilton. Learn about troughs container gardening how tuffa troughs are made and what plants are best used. Visit theWeb at www marvysplantfarm com.
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Mary
Lanes Mill Road
Hamilton
Marvysplantfarm.com
Lebanon antiques appraisal fair at Warren County Historical Society
An drew Richmond and Joan Townsend will conduct antiques appraisals Saturday at the Warren County Historical Society Museum 105 S Broadway Lebanon. Tickets 10 per item sold 9 am to 2 pm. Appraisals begin 10 am. Call 513 932 1817.
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Andrew Richmond
Joan Townsend
Warren County Historical Society Museum
S. Broadway
Lebanon
Camden Masonic breakfast buffet raises funds for Craft Club
The Camden Masonic Lodge Craft Club sponsors an all you can eat breakfast from 6 30 to 11 a m on May 21 on the second floor over the library at 106 S Main St in Camden. Adults pay 4 and children 3. The menu includes sausage eggs pancakes biscuits gravy coffee and orange juice. The event occurs the third Saturday monthly at the same location.
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Camden Masonic Lodge
S. Main St
Open house May 18 at Mount Pleasant Village Health Center
Monroe notices invite visitors to Mount Pleasant Village open house from 11 am to 2 pm on May 18, featuring Health Care Center Out Patient Therapy and Mount Pleasant Place Apartments with demonstrations and screenings. Contact Gene Wilson or Sue Schoolcraft for details. The report also notes thefts at Walnut Homes Inc site on Songbird Court with 24 sheets and 18 sheets taken worth 590 dollars and a pried door at a Manuring residence with items missing.
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Walnut Homes Inc
Songbird Court
Monroe Crossings
Springboro Civic Agenda and Local Theater Dinners
Springboro Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building. Edgewood Choraliers present a dinner theater at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Edgewood High School with 6 p.m. dinners. Tickets 17 dollars for dinner and show, 10 dollars show only. seniors 12 dollars dinner and show, 5 dollars show only. Pee Wee football sign-ups run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Cougar Field House.
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Choraliers
Edgewood Choraliers
Edgewood High School
Melissa Brown
Dale Braun
Edgewood Pee Wee
Cougar
Chris Boggs
West Chester Library to Host Spring Book Sale
Friends of West Chester Library announce their annual spring sale at 7900 Cox Road library. Public hours run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday with a Thursday setup and call (513) 777-3131 for details.
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West Chester Library
Friends of West Chester Library
Cox Road
West Elkton School reunion planned for June eleventh
West Elkton School reunion set for June 11 at Preble Shaw High School Cafeteria along Somers-Gratis Road. Class of 1955 to be honored with social time at 5 p.m. and a carry-in dinner at 6:15 p.m. Verl Wilson and Jerry Walker listed as contacts.
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West Elkton
Preble Shawnee High School
Somers-Gratis Road
Verl Wilson
Jerry Walker
Middletown Receives 0.4M Brownfields Grant Pack
Middletown is awarded 400000 in national brownfields grants from the EPA Brownfields Program for hazardous substances and petroleum site assessments and remediation planning. The city holds 247 acres of brownfields with many abandoned facilities, risking local jobs and growth, while Ohio totals 7.75 million across 12 communities and groups including 4 million for a revolving loan fund.
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Middletown
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Agency
U.S. Epa
EPA
Ohio
Ohio Department of Development
Gahanna
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Heights
Findlay
Sandusky
Twinkies 75th anniversary celebrates American icon
A nostalgic look at Twinkies tracing their 1930 origin in Chicago area bakeries to modern fame. Hostess production exceeds 500 million yearly with banana filling replaced during World War II and a 25 day shelf life. The piece notes cultural impact and mythic longevity.
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Jimmy Dewar
Schiller Park Bakery
Chicago
Dewar
St. Louis
Hostess
White House
Twinkies.com
State board approves Diebold voting machines in Ohio
Ohio state board approves Diebold Election Systems touch screen voting machines pending secretary of state sign off. Rival ES&S challenges in court, claiming federal certification missing though board says machines meet state standards.
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Diebold
Columbus
Diebold Election
Ohio
The
Board of Voting Machine
Kenneth Blackwell
James Lee
Lee
National Association of State Elections Directors
Jill Friedman-Wilson
Election Systems & Software
Es&s
Blackwell
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
County Boards of Elections
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Middletown Journal
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Carlisle High School
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Dean Phillips
Fairfield
Butler
Franklin
Franklin Township
Monroe
Cityhall
Monroeohio
Monroe Church
Monroe United Methodist Church
Joyful Sisters
East Ave
P.aws
Trader’s World
Monroe High School
Houston Inn
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Republican Women’s Club
Butler County
Republican
Dixie Highway
Springboro
Springboro Planning Commission
Central Ave
West Chester
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Cox News Service
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