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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

3

Opening Baseball Game At Riverfront Stirs Local Fans

A group from Harrison joins John Locke and Dorothy Skaggs with Mr and Mrs. Nelson Wildrick at the Braves Reds opening game last Monday April 5 in Riverfront Stadium. Cub scouts in New Trenton collected litter for two hours with Pepsi donated bags, then enjoyed a treat.

Riverfront Stadium Atlanta Braves Reds John Locke Harrison Dorothy John Raymond Skaggs Beverly Nelson Wildrick Brook Indiana Emma Conrad Wilkinson Ind Martha Heidler New Trenton Pepsi Co Brookville Ralph Merkcle Vicky Helen Gg Idianapolis James Simmerman Trenton Road Burt Moser

Easter gatherings and community activities noted

Mr and Mrs Fred DeBarr and family and others enjoyed an Easter buffet and egg hunt at Melvin Lake. Easter dinner guests of Mrs Lorene Maucher included several Maucher family members and Frank Schuetz of Harrison visited. The ladies auxiliary thanked donors for the bake sale. Scout activities included Roundtable plans for May and a knot tying contest with Troop 72.

Fred DeBarr Israel Menchaca Crystlene Sams Melvin Lake Lorene Maucher Charles Gulley Pete Maucher Gene Maucher Glenn Maucher Frank Schuetz Harrison Marion Smith

Reds fan Helen Skaggs attends game and aid classes begin

Helen Skaggs and Helen Simmerson attended the Reds game Wednesday night. The first of eight Red Cross First Aid courses starts for volunteer firemen last Wednesday with future classes set for every Wednesday at the firehouse, instructor Herbert Stelle of Blooming Grove.

Skaggs Helen Simmerson Bonnie Simmerman Reds Red Cross Herbert Stelle Blooming Grove John Chaney New Trenton Jackman Funeral Home Fire Department Ralph Merkcle Donald Kraus Johnie Locke Herb Conrad Kankakee Ill Joe Heidler Tennis Dison Virginia Dison Alfred Sellers Ruthe Little Alfred Brookville Joe Caudill

Notice of administration for Knepfle estate

Sister Faye Knepfle of 306 N Hill St Harrison Ohio has been appointed and qualified by Hamilton County Ohio as executrix of the estate of Lawrence L Knepfle deceased. Probate Judge Ex-Officio Clerk Earl T Wagner Attorney Cincinnati Ohio March 17 1971.

Faye Knepfle N. Hill St Harison Ohio Eee Hamilton County Lawrence L. Knepfle Said County Chase M. Davies Earl T. Wagner Cincinnati

Village Historical Society Meeting Highlights Restoration Efforts

Village Historical Society opened April 6 1971 with 19 present as members and guests discussed the Looker house restoration project and local donations. The Antique Show and Flea Market netted over $600, plus cash gifts and donations of German newspapers and an 1877 lithograph. The next meeting is May 11 with plans for a dedicated meeting room in the Looker house.

Gene Woelfel Ralph Rathman James Burke Ann Woelfel Tri-State Gov. Looker Wm. Loos Looker House

Grandson of Mrs Hazel Chaney Dead in Bicycle Accident

Philip Chaney ten of Rochester Indiana was killed when struck by a car while riding a bicycle last Thursday. He was the grandson of Mrs Hazel Chaney and son of John Chaney formerly of New Trenton. Funeral services were held Easter Sunday in Rochester with large attendance at Rockdale United Methodist Church.

Hazel Chaney Philip Chaney Rochester Ind John Chaney New Trenton Whitewater School Whitewater Brookville Marie Case Rockdale United Methodist Church

Easter Hospitality and Illness Weakened

The Sunrise Service drew 29 attendees including adults and youth. Mrs. Josephine Blades, previously ill, attended church for the first time in months with husband George Blades. Easter guests included the Bakers, Bonnie and Brad, at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mueller’s home. Bobby Huber, 12, of Trenton Rd., faces a second surgery at Ft Hamilton Hospital after a ruptured appendix, with prayers and cards requested.

Josephine Blades Joe Mueller Harrison Max O’dell Elvis Gentry New Trenton Susan Terry Snison Billy Terry Glenda Ahd Darlene Near Okeana Wm. H. Terry Jim Tim Snow Hill Mike Sales Indianapolis Franklin Reiner Bobby Huber Robert Huber Trenton Rd Ft. Hamilton Hospital Bobby

Advance Club Visits Berea Kentucky for Industry Tour

The Harrison Advance Club visits Berea on April 2 traveling by chartered bus with 38 members and guests. They dined at Boone Tavern and toured Berea College student industries including sewing woodcraft furniture and weaving before exploring local shops for handmade items.

Harrison Advance Club Berea Kentucky Harrison Boone Tavern

Southwest school lunch menu week overview

The menu lists daily meals from Monday April 19 to Friday April 23. Items include Chili 3 Way with corn bread, Ham Salad Sandwich, Sloppy Joe, Swiss Steak with mashed potatoes, and Meat Vegetable Pie, each day paired with sides and milk.

Southwest

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