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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1894
Page
2
A notice states 1 percent annual rate and 1.56 subscription payable in advance by the month. The paper is printed weekly on Wednesdays and stored at the Harrison post office as classified matter.
A fragment from a period paper indicates time expiration and debt notice, requesting Walter Hanrrencer to settle obligations. The faded item mentions volume and issue numbers but lacks clear dates or actions beyond a call to address the arrears.
Advertisements suggest a set of eight possible contenders among dry goods offerings. Readers note a lack of clear Harrison presence, hinting at competition and market interest in local shops and brands.
B Wille owner of the Forestville Clock Factory will be here Saturday to share insights and facts readers ought to know about the timing craft and local industry.
A proposed project urges proprietors to install a piece tower clock at City Hall. The idea aims to enhance the town’s landmark status and create a recognizable civic centerpiece.
A local notice states saloons will be closed on election day. The text notes a question about whether they may reopen after polls close, with the legal day ending at twelve o'clock midnight.
The Brookville American reports the death of Mrs. Hattie J. Walker wife of Orrin J. Walker and daughter of Col. W. H. Jones. The community mourns a beloved woman whose loss leaves grieving friends and family.
The First Regiment Ohio National Guard will take possession of Whitewater Park camp next week starting Monday morning. A grand tile event is planned for Wednesday the Fourth with a grove fee and celebratory program. All are invited to join at the camp for a pleasant Fourth celebration and expect a big time at Whitewater Park.
We announce the death of Mrs. Martin Gehring after a fall from stairs while indisposed with illnesses. She was taken to bed, suffered an internal injury, and died at nine o'clock in the morning at the chute. Reverend B Moeller Sears Wurtzler and Undertaker Slete attended the service.
The Cuvier Club presents a holiday program with Commencement exercises in Xtreme, a farce titled Tough Diamond, and songs by Presbyterian Vocal Society, Catholic Church Choir, with soloists Mrs Harm ee Mrs Davison Mrs Widman Miss Richter Laura Burkam and Will Taylor. Admission is five cents, with ten cents extra for reserve, tickets on sale at local spots.
The community debates a clock factory project with committees of leading merchants urging a yes vote. Officials say the town is financially healthy and seeks steady employment by inviting Hecla Manufacturing to locate here to boost prosperity.
Hon Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati introduces a bill in Congress to donate a condemned cannon to the John Campbell Post 204 Grand Army of the Republic in Harrison Ohio for burial lot decoration. The War Department would transport the cannon to the cemetery at no expense to the United States, near Cincinnati.
Four children Harry Thomas Cora of Springfield Ohio inherit substantial property from their late uncle Thomas Ellis. The death prompts sympathy for the deceased and congratulations for the heirs.
Last Sunday in Cleves a large crowd gathered for Rev. Wm. Carson to speak on Masonry. The Cleves lodge hosted the event with an elegant dinner by the Masons and a visit to Tomb of ex-President Harrison, Congress Green Cemetery, and Mt. Nebo. Harrison Vocal Society provided Gospel songs and was praised for the service.
Last Monday four gentlemen William J. Zicbarias Sheriff John Roemer Phil Meyer and Michael Senefeld from Brookville arrived in Harrison in a private conveyance. Prohibitionists with Democratic leanings they sought refreshments and stirred the quiet town. They toured the NEWS office and were greeted warmly by locals.
Sunday schools from the area gather at 8 AM to travel by train at 8 49 to Whitewater Park for a gala day of sports in the grove. Invited are schools within twenty five miles. Round trip fares are 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. bring baskets of food and enjoy the woods.
Builders union election Tuesday night drew 213 ballots with 13 top vote receivers. FE E Campbell 143, C F Bonham 166, Jos Little 153, J H Ragar 139, John Huber 154, J P Marvin 193, R A Bowlby 113, F Hollowell 178, Wm Vincent 162, John Reehenbach 134, Ed Brinkman 182, Thomas Williams 120 lead the slate.
A local speaker argues the citizens' committee found the company sound and vows a new era for Harrison. The plan enlarges Plainville and Forestville Clock Works into a full factory complex including watches, electric works, and slot machines, with 40 to 50 workers, backed by land deeds and bonds as security for five years.
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