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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

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Calley Case Termed U S Army's Funeral

The obituary on the front page portrays Lt. William L. Calley Jr. as the U S Army mortally wounded by the My Lai incident and dying at Ft Benning Georgia after a life sentence. It notes survivors including three brothers in the military services and a mother without visible support.

Austin, Texas UPI Austin American- Statesman Nat Henderson William L. Calley Jr U.S. Army Ft. Benning U. S. Air Force U.S. Navy U.S. Marine Corps

Easter Reflections on Spring and Faith

The poem reflects on Easter as a time to contemplate Jesus trials and the path to eternal life. It speaks of joy and a closer connection to the divine as the season inspires renewed faith and hope.

Jesus

Jaycee Magic Show starring Brewe & Co at Harrison High

Harrison Jaycees present Its Magic a staged illusion show May 1 at Harrison Junior High School. Illusionists Brewe Co with five assistants perform Asrah Levitation head vanishing and other acts. Barbara Lutts featured flyer. Tickets $1.50 adults $1.00 students available from Jaycees and AFS. call Lutts or Leisring for details.

Harrison Jaycees Harrison Junior High School Brewe & Co Thurston and Blackstone William Brewe Jerry Sbarbare Lutts Buena Vista Asrah Barbara Lutts Brewe Cincinnati Academy of Magic and Allied Sciences Jaycees Maifeld Houdini American Field Service Organization Harrison High School Jerry Lutts Jack Leisring

Last Spring Campout Ends as Coney Island Moves Facilities

Art Seibert announces the last Spring Campout scheduled for April 30 to May 2. The National Campers and Hikers Association sponsors the three day event. After this year Coney Island will close and most facilities move to King’s Island in Kings Mills Ohio.

Coney Island Art Seibert National Campers and Hikers Association Coney King’s Island I-71 Kings Mills Ohio Moonlite Gardens

Indianapolis Teacher Invited to NSF Summer Institute

William B. Kocher of Indianapolis has been chosen to participate in the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for mathematics teachers at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. The six week program runs June 14 to July 23 with paid tuition and a stipend. credit applies toward his MAT degree.

William B. Kocher Indianapolis National Science Foundation Indiana-Purdue University At Bill Wm. Henry Harrison High School Marian College Cathy Brian 43Rd St Ind Bernard G. Kocher North Elm St Harrison

Elaine Weaver Captures State COE Title in Clerical II

Elaine Weaver won first place in General Clerical II at the state C.O.E. event in Columbus Ohio on March 26 and 27. She and Harrison C.O.E. Club members travel with coordinator Mrs Orr to Indianapolis Indiana May 1 2 3 4 for the national competition, a first for Ison.

Orr Harrison C.O.E Columbus Ohio C.O.E Elaine Weaver Indianapolis Indiana Ison

Press Rates Rise For Harri- Press Subscriptions

The Harri- Press will raise inscription rates effective May 1 1971. New rates are 4.00 per year in advance for Hamilton and Butler Counties Ohio and Dearborn and Franklin Counties Indiana. outside this area 4.50 per year. Subscribe at the gift rate of 3.00 or 3.80 before May 1. Single copies remain 10 cents.

Harri- Press Hamilton Butler Ohio Dearborn Franklin Indiana

Harrison Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice

The Harrison Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Sunset Inn on Wednesday April 14 at 7 30 P M. Main item is election of officers and Board of Directors by the nominating committee with floor nominations. Members are urged to attend and bring dues by April 4.

Harrison Chamber of Commerce Sunset Inn Dlues Harrison

Rainbow Girls Sponsor Donkey Basketball at Jr High Gym

Rainbow Girls and Def Diamond K Donkey Bal Co stage a Donkey Basketball show at 8:00 P M on April 23 in the Jr High School Gym. Donkeys are expected to win often as riders recall the old rodeo days with laughs for the whole family.

America Rainbow Girls Def Diamond K Donkey Bal Co Circus Girls Assembly Dale Ev

Memorial Services Honor Local American Legion Members

Memorial services were held Sunday April 4 1971 at Bond Hill Roselawn Post 427 honoring American Legion members who died in the past two years. Joseph A Desalvo led the opening, Msgr Robert Sherry gave the Invocation, and roll call was read by Thomas Bowers. Names of deceased Jennings Bryan Yeager Post 199 members were Arthur Weeks Clyde Barrow Lawrence Knopfle Louis Kremer John Miller and Charles Tatman. The memorial address was by Lyle W Castel, a blessing by Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, and Village Voices sang This Is My Country and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Legion members and Auxiliary members attended the event.

Bond Hill-Roselawn American Legion Joseph A. Desalvo Lawrence Knepfle Jamie Eugene Knepfle Fred Greenham Diane Kenneth Kolb Gilbert Brown Legion

Community Good Friday Services At First Christian Church

The Harrison Ministerial Association invites the community to a Good Friday service from 12 to 3 p.m. at First Christian Church with six brief meditations led by Rev. Roger Meredith, Rev. William R. Russell, Rev. Arno Wilson, Rev. D. R. Kaufman, Rev. Dana Heaton, Rev. E. L. Taulbee, and Rev. Alvin Sigafus.

First Christian Church Non Harrison Ministerial Association Roger Meredith William R. Russell Arno Wilson D. R. Kaufman Dana Heaton

Boosters To Meet Track And Baseball Squads

Boosters gather to discuss track and baseball squads with a meeting at 5 00 p m following the program. Nominations for officers will be accepted from the floor. The group celebrates four years of supporting sports in the Southwest District. Relays April 21 and 22 referenced. workers needed for concessions.

All Set For Annual Easter Egg Hunt Sunday

The Harrison Chamber of Commerce sponsors an Easter Egg Hunt for children ages 1 through 12 at 2:00 p.m. on Easter Sunday on the Wm. H. Harrison High School baseball field. John Alexander chairs the event with prizes for most eggs found. Donations to the Gift Dress Shoppe by April 10 are welcome.

Wm. H. Harrison High School Harrison Chamber of Commerce John Alexander

233 Fernald Jobs Saved By Washington Compromise

Washington state officials brokered a $20 million compromise to keep one Fernald reactor running saving 233 of the 470 planned layoffs. Rep Walter Powell helped mobilize Southwestern Ohio lawmakers as the AEC plant in Cincinnati faced budget cuts affecting 237 workers.

Washington Cincinnati Atomic Entegy Commission Fernald Plant National Lead Co AEC Fernald Ned Walter E. Powell Fairfield United Front Ohio

Legion Calls For Letters Of Protest In Calley Case

The American Legion, Ohio department, urges letters telegrams or petitions to protest the Lt William Calley verdict. State Commander Roger L Smith condemns the ruling while stressing support for troops in Southeast Asia and calls for prompt action to review the case by top military authorities.

Legion Calley American Legion Department of Ohio William L. Calley, Jr Roger L. Smith Southeast Asia My Lai The Smith

First National Bank of Harrison Closes Friday at Noon

The First National Bank of Harrison will close at 12 o'clock noon on Friday and remain closed for the rest of the day. Saturday hours return to normal. David Rutledge had surgery Monday morning at Children's Hospital.

Seibert Jerry Greager Carl Bouldin Greager Bouldin Coney First National Bank of Harrison David Rutledge Children’s Hospital

Fourth Graders Start Clean Up Day To Fight Pollution

Fourth grade students led by Mrs Arnold organized a weekly Clean Up Day to reduce litter on Harrison streets and yards. The project included a contest each Wednesday where pupils aim to collect the most litter on their route to school with student quotes emphasizing a cleaner village and care for the environment.

Marylu Arnold

Also Mentioned on This Page

Calley Case U. S. Army Vietnam Fullbright Kennedy McGovern U.S. Supreme Court Soviet Union North Vietnam Red China Arbor Day Pup Orv Kinker Bank Eddie Minges Nadine Jacobs Terry Hornsby Jerry Blanken Jaycee “Magic Show State Press Chamber of Commerce Man E. L. Taulbee Alvin Sigafus In Children’s Hospital Karen Hickey Jim Hickey Harrison Volunteer Fire Department Becky Wilson Craig Buckley Glenn Collett
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