Creek to hold spring craft show

MINGO JUNCTION — Indian Creek Middle School will hold its Spring Craft and Vendor Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the school, located at 2379 Wilson Ave. in Mingo Junction.

Organizer Jenna Patton said there will be plenty of places to peruse during the event.

“We currently have more than 40 vendors signed up, along with two food trucks, a chance auction and a 50-50 drawing,” Patton said.

“The vendors are mostly crafters, but we will also have jewelry, tumblers, T-shirts, baked goods, crocheted items, 3-D-printed items, candles, home décor and more,” she added.

Patton, who is involved with the school’s newly established Parent Teacher Organization, has led four vendor shows for Indian Creek schools, noting this is a way to help the school and have something for the community to do.

Patton stated her vendors love participating in shows, asking for a spring show to be held. She said this will be an opportunity for residents to see the middle school.

“We hope to see some familiar and new faces at the event,” she said. “There will be plenty of vendors, and with Easter and Mother’s Day around the corner, you never know what you will find. Bring the family out for a fun day at ICMS.”

Proceeds from the event will benefit the school’s PTO, help purchase food and hygiene items for the school’s pantries, cover costs for field trips and purchase goods for the school’s Tomahawk ticket store.

Room is still available for a total of 10 indoor and outdoor vendors to set up, officials said.

For information, contact Patton at (740) 317-8366 or through e-mail at VendorsInTheVille@hotmail.com.

Application can be found at forms.gle/AEDaywrwU7VhXe6k6.

Bethany symposium set

BETHANY — Bethany College will hold its 10th-annual Woman and Leadership Symposium on Friday and Saturday.

The event will offer discussions, networking opportunities and professional growth, according to officials. Organizers said they are expecting a large crowd of Bethany alumni, students, faculty and staff to attend.

Highlights of the event will include keynote speaker Beth Benatti Kennedy from the Class of ’88, who will serve as leadership and executive coach.

Other highlights will include a panel discussion featuring Bethany alumni; an announcement of the annual $1,000 Scarlett Foster Women & Leadership scholarship award, presented to a female upperclassman demonstrating “exceptional leadership” and other activities.

A list of the schedule can be viewed at bethanywv.edu/event/10th-annual-women-leadership-symposium.

Woman’s club sets new location

STEUBENVILLE — The OFWC/GFWC Woman’s Club of Steubenville will hold its April meeting on Monday.

According to President Iris Craig, a new time and location for the meeting have been set.

The board of directors will convene at 11 a.m. Monday at Scaffidi’s Restaurant and Tavern in Steubenville. The general membership will meet at noon for lunch.

The guest speaker will be Mary J. Albaugh, founder and CEO of Amazing Grace Pillowcases Inc., who will begin speaking at approximately 12:30 p.m.

The nonprofit organization provides colorfully-themed pillowcases to sick children in and out of hospital settings, to nursing home residents and to veterans in hospice care.

Golf league to begin season

CADIZ — The Cadiz Women’s Golf League will begin its 2025 season May 7.

Play of the Day will be a scramble beginning at 10 a.m., followed by lunch at approximately 2 p.m. The opening day business meeting will be held following lunch.

The league is comprised of novice to veteran golfers, who possess all levels of ability, according to organizers. The league meets every Wednesday from May through September.

Participants play a variety of games, officials noted, including ones which test skills and those that rely on luck to win the Play of the Day prize.

Applications for the upcoming season are available in the women’s locker room at the Cadiz Country Club, or on the club’s website at cadizcountryclub.com. Those selecting the option of completing an online application can navigate the site to activities, then select women’s golf.

Applicants also can contact Brenda Hartley by e-mail at hartleybh3@gmail.com.

The league currently has 30 members signed up for this season.

Class of ’59 to hold luncheon

STEUBENVILLE — The Steubenville High School Class of ’59 held its March luncheon, with 15 members in attendance. Norina Eroshevich provided the blessing and well wishes were extended to Donna Kraska.

Officials stated the basketball team’s successful performance was discussed during the meeting.

Classmates sang happy birthday to those who were celebrating a March birthday, after which a cake, provided by Pete Barren, was enjoyed.

The next class luncheon will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Froehlich’s Classic Corner in Steubenville.

All are welcome to attend.

Those who are unable to attend, but have something they would like to share with classmates, can contact Eroshevich at (740) 219-2234. Those planning to attend are asked to contact Eroshevich and RSVP.