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February 26, 2020
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– MARCH 4, 2020 –
“The Broken Heart”
Pastor Steve Bentley
Central Christian Church
The second Lenten Lunch will be on Wednesday,
March 4 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:50 p.m., in the
fellowship hall of The Presbyterian Church, 142
N. Fourth St., across from the courtsquare in
Coshocton. “Matters of the Heart” is the theme
for the 51st series of the Coshocton County
Lenten Lunches, and they will continue each
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Dee Smith, Donna Rae Young and Denny Tumblin stopped for a photo while making preparations for day
two of the 2019 annual Tiverton Institute.
Tiverton Institute returns
The Tiverton Institute
will be held Wed nesday
and Thursday, March 4-5 at
Tiverton Center at County
Road 20 and state Route 206.
Wednesday’s activities
include a peach-pie baking
contest for adults and sugar-
cookie contest for youth age
16 and under.
Speakers for the day will
begin at 10:30 a.m. with
Brad Perkins on “Eagles in
Ohio” and Tammi Rogers
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Recycling.
At 1 p.m. Megan Baugh-
man from the Coshocton
Public Library will speak,
and at 2 p.m. attendees will
hear from Johnny Apple-
seed, Bill Jones. Then at 7
p.m. music will be provided
by the River View choir,
and a presentation will be
done by deputy Dave Stone
and his K9, Henata.
Activities on Thursday
will start at 10:30 a.m. with
speaker Gail Piper — Mas-
ter Gardeners — and be fol-
lowed by Dr. Risa Pesapane,
who will speak on ticks.
At 1 p.m. Alice Hoover
will present as The Circuit
Rider’s Wife, Ruth Shel-
don. Mike Bechtol will then
speak at 2 p.m. A soup sup-
per will be held from 4-6
p.m., and music will be pro-
vided by the Nancy Akin’s
Band at 7 p.m., along with a
skit by Tiverton Youth.
Coffee and doughnuts
will be served both days,
starting at 10 a.m., and a
covered-dish meal will be
served each day at noon.
United Way brings on
new board member
Submitted
The United Way board of control announced
Jarred Renner was voted onto the board at the
July 2019 meeting. He is pictured here with his
wife Cara.
T he Un ited Way boa rd of cont rol
announced Jarred Renner was voted onto
the board at the July 2019 meeting.
Renner has taught in the River View
School District for five years, was an admin-
istrator at Union Elementary School for
three years and is in his second year as
principal for Conesville Elementary School.
He holds a BA in history and psychology
from MVNU, a master’s in special educa-
tion from MVNU, and a master’s in educa-
tional leadership from Muskingum Univer-
sity. Renner was a previous winner of the
MVESC Aspiring Administrator as well.
Renner and his wife Cara have three
children: Caden (age 6), Kensington (age 4)
and Lucy (age 1). In his spare time he is a
deacon at Calvary Baptist Church and pres-
ident of SOCA. He enjoys attending events
at CBC, coaching his children in sports and
spending time with family.
Wednesday through April 1. The time has been
set to permit some who work in the area to come
on their lunch hour.
Soups and pies for the March 4 luncheon will
be provided by the Coshocton Church of the
Nazarene, West Lafayette United Methodist
Church, and Central Christian Church/St. John’s
United Church of Christ. Church Women United
will prepare crackers, vegetables, cheese,
and beverages. The suggested donation is $5;
any proceeds after expenses will go to Church
Women United for their “clothe a child” project.
Following the meal, a hymn will be sung, fol-
lowed by special music. Pastor Steve Bentley,
transitional pastor for Central Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ) in Coshocton, will speak on
“The Broken Heart.”
Now in their second year, the planning team has
included Joan McNeely, Donna Westfall, Roma
Vance, Mickie Galajda, Steve Clark, Catherine
Miller, Pastor Richard K. Hoover, Charles R. Sny-
der, Tina Johnson, John Addy, and Carol Todd .
Twenty-three county churches are involved in
this year’s Lenten Lunches.