Diane Duren speaks on Oct. 2 as part of the Towns of the County series on the history of Rising City.
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Butler County Historical Society volunteers crew the calendar and donation table at a Towns of the County event. Due to the immense public interest in the events, the costs to run them ended up being higher than organizers anticipated, so they had to get creative with fundraising techniques.
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A table full of Rising City photographs and documents gathered by Diane Duren cover a table for attendees to view at an Oct. 2 Towns of the County event in David City.
Nearly a year ago, when Butler County Historical Society Volunteer Gina Barlean and Hruska Memorial Library Director Kay Schmid started looking for Butler County residents with a little local knowledge for an educational series, they couldn't have anticipated just how popular the idea would be.
Butler County Historical Society volunteers crew the calendar and donation table at a Towns of the County event. Due to the immense public interest in the events, the costs to run them ended up being higher than organizers anticipated, so they had to get creative with fundraising techniques.
A table full of Rising City photographs and documents gathered by Diane Duren cover a table for attendees to view at an Oct. 2 Towns of the County event in David City.
