Five Finalists Named For 1985 First Lady of the Community
In Harrison Ohio Xi Eta Lota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi announced five finalists for 1985 First Lady of the Community. The candidates Maurice Cordray Olive Jackman Jeanne Kaeser Margie Metz and Gertrude Nolan. A public reception to reveal the winner will be held April 20 at PFC Restaurant from 2 to 4 pm with a $4 per person entry. reservations due by April 18.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Harrison
Ohio
Maurice Cordray
Olive Jackman
Jeanne Kaeser
Margie Metz
Gertrude Nolan
Harrison Advance Club
Presbyterian Church
Girl Scouts
Eastern Star
Harrison’ Advance Club
St. John the Baptist Ladies Sodality
Proctor & Gamble
Harrison Council
Knights of Columbus
Margie
Church of Christ At
Christ Centered School
Lois Beathard
Peggy Creamer
Karen Everett
Judy Kercheval
Carolyn Lieb
Norma Schell
Judy Noel
Sue Kinnett
Seniors Tour William Henry Harrison High School
Thirty Whitewater Township Senior Center members visited the high school on April 15, each paired with a student escort to observe classes from physical education to computer science. The day included lunch with musical offerings from Cabaret Summer Nights Fame and a vocal solo by Shanti Kaushiva, plus a Girls presentation and a What I Did For Love solo. Seniors praised hospital ity and noted how courses have changed over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Township
William Henry Harrison High School
Cal
Fame
Shanti Kaushiva
Seek Zone Change for Retirement Community
Don Evans seeks a zone change for fifteen acres on Attim Trate to allow a $2.5 million Harrison Retirement Center. The project calls for R-4 zoning and a multi phased complex with 150 independent units, 75 congregate units, and 100 nursing beds, 24 hour staffing, health services, on call physician, and 50 to 100 new jobs with a possible completion by May 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McCracken
Attim Trate
Don Evans
S & Z Develop- A
Harrison _ Spence Commission
Harrison Retirement Center
Life Squad
Blue Jay Water Extension Planned for Blue Jay Area
Twin Rivers Water Corp has approved a loan to extend water service to Harrison Avenue Morgan Road to I 75 Luther Lane Strimple Road West Road and Buena Vista. FHA loan approval valid six months requires at least 360 members by May 10 with informational meetings set for April 18 25 and 30 at 7 30 p.m. at the Miamitown Firehouse. Continued on Page 7A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McCracken
Twin Rivers Water Corporation
Blue Jay Area
Harrison Avenue
Morgan Rd
I-75
Luther Lane
Strimple Road
West Road
Buena Vista
Phil Dillenberger
The
Water Corporation
FHA
Miamitown
Winton Savings donate to Harrison Junior Baseball League
Winton Savings & Loan donated 3000 to sponsor a field in Harrison Junior Baseball League on Campbell Road 30 acre complex. Officer Manager Carol Ragar presented the check to Vice-President Chuck Rudisell and Funding Chairman Randy Grubbs on Friday April 12. Eight fields planned, 550 children ages 6 to 16 in 45 teams. Games run May 1 to August 3 ending with All-Star Games.
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Winton Savings & Loan
Harrison
Leage
Campbell Rd
Carol Ragar
Chuck Rudisell
Randy Grubbs
Winton
Campbell Road
Mystery park graves tied to early 1800s plot in town
Fragments describe three graves at a park corner of Hill and Park Streets dating to the Revolutionary era. One man died in 1837 in Harrison and his wife Rachel Bonnell and son Samuel are buried there. Elizabeth Turrell notes Rachel was a charter member of the 1811 Presbyterian Church. Pamela Clark Looker is mentioned as her sister, with Pamela's marriage noted.
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Park
Hill and
Park Streets
Harrison
Rachel
Samuel
Elizabeth Turrell
DAR
Rachel Clark Bonnell
Presbyterian Church
Pamela Clark Looker
Pamela
Lane resigns Brookville High School post due to health
John E. Lane, assistant principal since 1975, resigns from Brookville High School for health reasons. Franklin County Community School Trustees accept his July 1 effective date. Lane served 33 years in the district and coached basketball for three years. He was 1950 MVP and All-Conference first team, played with Green Bay Packers farm team, served in the Korean War, and later coached at San Luis Obispo Army base before joining Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lane
Brookville High School
Franklin County
Lane
Green Bay Packers
Seoul
San Luis Obispo Army Base
California
Brookville
White
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Bud
Kittie Focke
Wwe
Roao
Blue Jay
Bonnell