Salad luncheon and bake sale hosted by Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Broad Street hosts a 11 am to 1 pm salad luncheon and bake sale with soups, salads, and desserts. Tickets are 6 dollars. call the church office or buy at the door.
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Women of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
S. Broad St
Bull’s Run
Rosedale Road
Curryer
Redbud
Call
Gables
Middletown
Middletown Assisted Living
Towne Blvd
Towne Mall
Bev Gutman
MHS
Middletown High School
Golden Corral
Village Drive
Vic Thomas
Watoto Children Choir To Sing At Carlisle Presbyterian
A free Watoto Children’s Choir concert from Uganda will be hosted at Carlisle Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. The choir, ages 5 to 14, will perform contemporary gospel and traditional African rhythm and dance. A love offering will be received. The Carlisle Railroad Days festival is Aug 19–20 at Chamberlain Middle School grounds with stage entertainment, food and craft booths, games, an auction, and a big parade on Aug 20.
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Presbyterian Church
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Fairview Drive
Watoto
Uganda
Carlisle Railroad Days
Railroad Days
Chamberlain Middle School
Ron Diver
Sharon Leturger
Teresa Brown
Ted Burgess
Bob Townsend
Jim
Beth Cracraft
Mary Ann
Randal Thompson
Mary Ann Thompson
Salvation Army salutes volunteers at Middletown ceremony
Middletown Salvation Army honored volunteers at Damon Park with a Volunteer of the Year award to Ruth Howard, a five decade staffer. Brian Hensley won the Amazing Volunteer Award for aiding in day camps after being laid off. The Amazing Service Award went to First Presbyterian Church for doubling Angel Tree participation. The Kiwanis and American Baptist Men raised large funds for kettles, and WPFB The Rebel earned a media award for kettle campaign publicity. The agency opened a new computer lab funded by the Williams Foundation and a $1,500 Middletown Community Foundation grant to support software and instruction.
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Gary Stelzer
Middletown Journal
Harry Morcerson
Heather Hart
Salvation Army
Middletown
Thomas Lyle Williams Foundation
Middletown Community Foundation
Damon Park
The
Ruth Howard
Ruthie
Maj
Judy Hart
Howard
Hart
Agency
Brian Hensley
Ameritcon
Dayton
Wpfb the Rebel
Target Stores
Target
Pershing Ave
IBM
Doug Hart
Franklin health fair open house and church fish fry runs Saturday
Health screenings at Joint Emergency Medical Service open house from noon to 5 p.m. include blood pressure checks sugar tests and child ID kits plus safety information packets for seniors and kids. Free food drinks a Kings Island tickets drawing and more. Franklin First Church of God hosts a fish fry and gospel music 5 to 7 p.m. at 704 S River St with donation 7 adults 3 50 children 12 and under. Sunday worship at 10 45 a.m. features Sons of Liberty followed by a carry in dinner. Civic agenda lists Franklin Park Board at 7 p.m and Public Works at 202 Baxter Drive.
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JEMS
Joint Emergency Medical Service
E. Second St
Paramount
Kings Island
Franklin Church
Franklin First Church of God
S. River St
Ed Carpenter
Gospel Mountain Boys
Sons of Liberty
Call
Twin Creek Great Canoe Race Set for May 30 at MetroPark
The 11th annual Twin Creek Great Canoe Race takes place at 1 p.m. May 30 at Germantown MetroPark, starting at the Germantown Dam spillway and finishing at the Cherry Street Bridge over Big Twin Creek. Contact John Schaeffer at (937) 855-7779.
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MetroPark
Twin Creek
Germantown MetroPark
Germantown Dam
Cherry Street
Big Twin Creek
John Schaeffer
Civic agenda and health screenings in Butler and Warren counties
Butler County trustees meet at 8 a.m. at BCRTA offices on Moser Court. Mental Health Board gathers at 7 p.m. at 5963 Boyme Drive. Free stroke screenings offered during American Stroke Month at Middletown Regional Hospital with a 10 a.m. to noon session Saturday at Ralph J. Stone Countryside YMCA in Lebanon. Screenings include blood pressure glucose cholesterol and carotid check. Warren County Solid Waste Committee meets at 10 a.m. in Administration Building room 332.
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Butler County Regional Transit Authority
BCRTA
Moser Court
Butler County Mental Health Board
Board
Boyme
Middletown Regional Hospital
Ralph J. Stone
Deerfield Road
Lebanon
Warren County Solid Waste Management Committee
Justice Drive
Madison Soccer Registration Opens for SAY Program
Madison Sports Club will hold SAY soccer registration today and May 25 June 1 and 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the concession stand across from Madison Primary School. Fees are 40 for first child 35 for second 30 for third with a 10 late fee after June 8 and no late registrations after June 24 except for new district movers. Referees are needed. Call (513) 422-1772. Madison Township Trustees meet at 7 p.m. 5610 West Alexandria Road.
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Madison
Madison Sports Club
Madison Primary School
Open house at Mount Pleasant Village in Monroe
An open house from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Mount Pleasant Village features the Health Care Center Outpatient Therapy and Mount Pleasant Place Apartments with massage therapy demonstrations blood pressure screenings and fall and balance screenings. Call Sue Schoolcraft at 513 539 7760. Source Planning Commission 5 30 p m City Council Chambers 233 S Main St
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Mount Pleasant Village
Mount Pleasant Place
Call Sue Schoolcraft
Civic Agenda
City Council
S. Main St
Great Trenton Yard Sale Extravaganza Draws Local Participants
The Great Trenton Yard Sale Extravaganza runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday May 22. Trenton homeowners, friends and relatives will clear attics garages and basements and earn money. Last year over 900 residents participated. Beth Yada Home School Co op Theatre presents The Boy Who Didn't Go To Church at 7 p.m. Monday at Trenton Christian Church 5259 Trenton Oxford Road. Admission is free. Call 513 424-7438.
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Trenton
Beth Yada Home School
Beth Yada Home School Co-op
Trenton Christian Church
Trenton Oxford Road
West Elkton Historical Society to Meet and Reunion Planned
West Elkton Historical Society will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at West Elkton Village Hall Ohio 503. Call Dale Truster or Jean Eckhardt. The West Elkton School reunion will be June 11 at Preble Shawnee High School Cafeteria. The class of 1955 will be honored with social time at 5 p.m. and a carry-in dinner at 6 15 p.m. Ver Wilson or Jerry Walker can be contacted.
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Ver Wilson
Jerry Walker
Paintball incidents spark downtown shots fired call in Middletown
Police linked a late Tuesday alley shooting report to a spate of paintball incidents. Witness described a white four door vehicle with a gun fired toward a man as paintball splatters marred a van behind the Middletown Enrichment Center. Officers later charged four suspects in related paintball cases and warned of possible further disruptions.
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Middletown
Canal Street
Reynolds Avenue
Reynolds
Mike Bruck
Bruck
Butler County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
Middletown Enrichment Center
Douglass Park
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Manchester Ave
Southwestern Ohio Counseling Associates
Browns Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
Bob Fletcher
Middletown Area
Feed the
Dream Center
Yankee Road
P.O. Box
Ohio
Family Service of
Christ United Methodist Church
S. Marshall Road
Middletown Choice Pantry
Forest Hills
Arnold Palmer
Forest Hills Country Club
Golf Digest
Arnie’s Army
Miami University-Middletown
Mid.muohio
Office of Continuing Education
Palmer Group
Journal
Call Ann Mort
Trent Rogers
Young Street
Kenny Heatherly
Andrew Street
Larry Miller
Roosevelt Boulevard
Paula Simmons
South
Sutphin Street
Tanya Moore
Tytus Avenue
Danny Brotten
Grand Avenue
Camden
Camden Masonic Lodge
Club
Carlisle
Coxohio
Franklin
Franklin Park Board
Franklin Public Works
Baxter Drive
Germantown
John Bond
Hamilton
Madison Township Trustees
Alexandria Road
Monroe
West Elkton
18Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Jamil South
Juan Wolford
15Th Ave
Leanne Hughes
Canal and Reynolds
Carral Gamble
Quincy Edwards
17Th Ave
Michael
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