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  • Corn herbicide performance examined

    By the end of last week, farmers had experienced an approximately 10-day run of favorable weather that has allowed them to make a great deal of progress towards completing spring field work. The corn percentage planted thus far is well ahead of schedule and I’m also aware of a few acres of soybeans planted in the area. Let’s hope the weather in the coming weeks allows farmers to take full advantage of this early planting window.
  • Majka, Freeman exchange vows on June 19
    Dr. and Mrs. Andrew and Lynn Majka, of Rochester, parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jeanne Freeman, of Byron, Minn., parents of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Austin (Morty) and Annie Diles, of Leesburg, also parents of the groom, announce the June 19 wedding of their children: Maddy Majka and Josh Freeman at St. John the Evangelist.
  • Wee Care Christian Preschool hosts Mother's Day program
    On Friday, May 7, from 11:30 a.m.-noon, the children at Wee Care Christian Preschool will pay tribute to their moms with a Mother’s Day program.
  • 55th reunion planned for former C.A.M.P. attendees
    In 1956, a unique camping program for young people was created by Dave and Janny Brizius. Originally an outreach of the Gahanna Community Church, the program, greatly expanded and no longer affiliated with one particular church, and now called C.A.M.P., is ongoing, with the Briziuses still heading it. The new name stands for Constructing Assured and Motivated People.
  • Reds games, La Comedia trip on tap
    Day trip to La Comedia
        Join us on Thursday, Sept. 16 for a trip to Springboro’s famous La Comedia Dinner Theatre and a matinee performance of the hilarious comedy “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.”
  • Did You Know?
    The Third Fleet was forming during WWII on March 15, 1943 under the command of Admiral William F. Halsey. Its onshore headquarters, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, was established on June 15, 1944. The fleet operated in and around the Solomon Islands, the Phillippines, Taiwan, Okinawa, and the Ryukyu Islands with the USS New Jersey and from May 1945 to the end of the war, the USS Missouri as its flagship. It also operated in Japanese waters, launching attacks on Tokyo, the naval base at Kure, and the island of Hokkaido.
  • Triple-L 4-H Club holds April meeting
    The Triple-L 4-H Club met Sunday, April 18 at the home of adviser Jaime Simmons. Fourteen members attended the meeting.
  • Child care conference May 22
    A child care conference for child care providers will be held Saturday, May 22, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Southern State Community College, South Campus, Fincastle.
  • Many enjoy Greenfield Historical Society Spring Tea
    More than 80 people attended the Greenfield Historical Society's Spring Tea held on April 25. The guests were hosted by the Reverend Ricardo Lewis and his wife, Vonya, in their roles as Frederick Douglas Patterson and his daughter-in-law, Kathleen Patterson.
  • Track your Baptist ancestors at the May Southern Ohio Genealogical Society program
    Rev. Timothy Mohon, Senior Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Greenfield, Ohio, will be giving a presentation for the monthly meeting of the Southern Ohio Genealogical Society on Thursday, May 13, 2010 entitled "Tracking Your Baptist Ancestors." Rev. Mohon will share the four areas of Baptist records that are often confusing to researchers so that genealogists can ask the correct questions in dealing with these unique items, as well as revealing various locations to uncover these valuable source materials.
  • Strengthen Family by Changing Focus
    Our son has never been a great student, but the stakes are higher now that he's in high school, and we can't get him to understand that. Nothing we've tried has worked -- he just doesn't care about getting good grades. What can we do?
  • National Make a Blanket Day for Project Linus a success
    The February 2010 National Make a Blanket Day for Project Linus was a tremendous success this year. Each year in February, volunteer “blanketeers” try to better their output of blankets by one. Last year’s contribution of blankets for our area of the chapter was 85; this year’s total was 166!
  • Community Happenings
  • Spring a time of rejuvenation
    Spring is a time for rejuvenation.  You see it all around us in the landscape and in the fields.  Grass is growing rapidly, trees are leafing out, and farmers and gardeners alike are busy with their crops of interest.
  • Donald E. Fender, Inc. welcomes Rebecca Oglesby
    Donald E. Fender, Inc., welcomes Rebecca Oglesby to their staff.
  • Birthday dinner at the Center on April 30
    This month’s program:  “Birdhouse Bob” McMullen is heading out on the Appalachian Trail again.
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