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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1985
Page
15
Glenn and Carrie Beesley observed their 69th wedding anniversary at the home of granddaughter Linda Rosenberger with children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. The cake was baked by daughter Bonnie Cochran as the couple expressed thanks to all who remembered them.
Mr and Mrs George H Welch were honored at an open house given by their family for their 45th wedding anniversary on Saturday April 6 1985. The event took place at their home on Salt Fork Road Bright Indiana with refreshments served and gifts and flowers presented by friends and relatives.
Janice Lynn Shuff wed Lawrence E. Moster February 23 at St. Ignatius Loyola Church with Rev Don ald Behler presiding. The couple, from Cincinnati and Harrison, Ohio, plan to live in Western Hills Cincinnati after he, an electrical engineer for Cincinnati Water Works, and she, a Miami University graduate and teacher, were supported by matron Nanette Schroder and best man William Moster.
The Harrison Senior Citizens group lists meals for Thursday April 18 through Wednesday April 24 featuring Creole Pork Steak, Chicken Pan Pie, Meatloaf, Breaded Veal Cutlet, Sloppy Joe and more with sides like Yams, collard greens, rice and desserts. Daily activities include exercise with Becky, lunch, choral practice, cards, band visits, film and social events at Manor Care Nursing Home.
Senator Johnny Nugent describes House Bill 1514 as a biennial funding formula to reduce per pupil disparity across Indiana 304 districts. It guarantees minimum revenue rises and ties extra aid to test improvements, with up to 10 million dollars allocated for the second year to reward student progress.
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