Hap McDonald honored at retirement dinner in Kentucky
Edward E Hap McDonald of Fort Thomas Kentucky was celebrated March 26 1976 at Bellevue Veterans Club before his retirement from Cincinnati Bell on April 28 after more than 35 years of service. He joined as a splicer helper in 1939 and served in World War II from 1942 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E
McDonald
Scenic View Dr
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati Bell
Bellevue, Ky
Veterans Club
Cleves
Ohio
Edward
Cleo McDonald
Telephone Pioneers of America
Kilgour
Telephone Five Points Club
Plant Foremans Club
Beverly Ann
Michael Edward
Dorothy Viachos
Elizabeth Ambrogne
Louise McDonald
Jane Pope
Nellie Lee Patrick
Sue Anderson
Pat McDonald
Debra Vandyne Named Finalist in 1976 Miss Ohio Teenager
Thirteen year old Debra Vandyne daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Vandyne has been chosen as a finalist for the 1976 Miss Ohio Teenager Pageant to be held at Ohio Dominican College June 11 12 13. The pageant serves as the state final for the Miss National Teenager Pageant to be staged in Atlanta Georgia in August 1976 featuring scholastic achievement leadership poise personality and beauty with no swim suit or talent events and each contestant to deliver a 100 word essay on the topic Whats Right About sponsored Ford Culley Central Pharmacy U S Shoe Corp Rosemeyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Vandyne
Carl Vandyne
Ohio Dominican College
Atlanta
Ford
Culley Central Pharmacy
U.S. Shoe Corp
Rosemeyers
Knights of Columbus Fund Drive Aims to Raise 250000
The Knights of Columbus sponsor a fundraising drive seeking 250000 dollars in fifty days to support their charitable efforts and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Columbus
Marine Corporal Robert W Stafford Missing Details
Marine Corporal Robert W Stafford, 21, son of Mrs Versa M Stafford of 115 N Vine St, is referenced in a brief notice. The fragment notes his status and parental address without additional context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stafford
Versa M. Stafford
N. Vine St
Harrison Village Council Dog Control Notice
The Harrison Village Council warns residents of penalties for dogs running at large. Dog owners must keep pets fenced or on a leash when not in a yard. Police Chief Frank Mondary outlines enforcement by the Harrison Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Village
Harrison
Frank Mondary
Director at Whitehouse Nature Center Leads Botanical Efforts
The Whitehouse Nature Center director oversees teaching and development of the botanical gardens. He is married to the former instructor for Albion and accompanies them on frequent excursions. They reside at an unspecified address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse Nature Center
Botanical Gardens
Albion
Bill Prater to Open IGA Supermarket in Cincinnati
Bill Prater and Hib Cochran plan to open an IGA Supermarket within four to five weeks at 7396 Thompson Road in Cincinnati Ohio. Prater has managed the local store here for eight years and will operate the Harrison street outlet as part of the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Prater
Thompson Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hib Cochran
IGA
Harrison
Kiwanis Dinner Showed Disabled Phone Aids
Harrison Kiwanis heard John Allen of Cincinnati Bell describe telephone adaptations for disabled users at a April 8 meeting. He outlined volume controls touch tone dialing card dialers and cradle lifts plus other modifications to help customers stay connected and urged calls to 397-3454 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Kiwanis Club
Cincinnati Bell
John Allen
Allen
L. T. R. Club
Chub Rolfes
Byron Rupp
Dan Peters
Ralph McClure
Stops Along The Line Of The C L A Railroad
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Railway began operation on April 12 1900 with a first car running from North Bend to Andersons Ferry for two weeks until Cleves Ohio. By June 1 1900 tracks reached Lawrenceburg Indiana and extended to Aurora within a week. A Whitewater Valley branch to Harrison and stops at Home City Fernbank North Bend Harrison's Tomb Simonson Station Campbell Road and State Line Road marked the line before automobiles eroded passenger trade and freight cars were added. The last C L A car ran November 30 1930 ending a era of local electric rail service.
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Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Railway Company
North Bend
Anderson’s Ferry
Cleves
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Aurora
Whitewater
Harrison
C.l.&a
Time change reminder before April 25 at 2 a.m.
Time Change Area residents are reminded to set clocks ahead one hour before bed Saturday April 24. The change occurs at 2:00 a.m. Sunday April 25, as daylight saving time begins and the hour gained in fall is lost.
Sisters in Law Hospitalized After Falls in Ohio
Mrs. John Bonham is a patient at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton Ohio after a fall broke her hip last week Mrs Mary Bonham sister in law to Mrs John Bonham also broke her hip on Monday April 19 she is in Fort Hamilton Ohio in room 155M Paul Claypool of 117 North
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonham
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio
Mary Bonham
Ft. Hamilton
Tennis Team Sweeps St Bernard 5–0 In Varsity Match
Joe Mueller's tennis team dominated St. Bernard in a clean sweep 5–0. The No 1 singles were 6–0 6–0 and No 2 saw Kirk Morris beat Fred Lewis 6–0 6–1 with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Joe Mueller
Kirk Morris
Fred Lewis
Two Injured In Cycle Accident Near Harrison Ohio
State Police at Versailles report two people injured in a cycle crash at 2:30 p.m. on April 18, one mile east of St. a tame. Harold York, 52, of Harrison Ohio, and Tammy York were taken to St. George's Hospital Cincinnati. Tammy listed in fair condition with facial and back lacerations. Met calf not injured.
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St. A Tame
Versailles
Harold York
North State St
Harrison
Ohio
York
Tammy
St. George’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Metcalf
Lady Cats Defend Softball Title In 1976 Campaign
The Lady Cats aim to defend their Hamilton County Suburban League crown after a 12-0 last season and two early victories. Manager Van Gorden returns for a third year as the squad features players such as Janie Acra and Jane Shearer with a varsity slate of eight home games in late April and May at Harrison grade school, with potential venue shifts if the high school field is finished.
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van Gorden
Lady Cats
Hamilton County
Iecuarats Yellowjackets
Susan
Gaschianes
St. Bernard Titans
St. Bernard
Harrison
Titans
Janie Acra
Jane Shearer
Reading
Clara Fette
Vicky Kober
Lydia Miller
Rita Acra
Sue Peters
Linda Stegemann
Anne Grubbs
Judy Smith
Amy Schlarmann
Diane Minges
Diane Hoerst
Rhonda Skipton
Sandy Steelman
Faylor
Lockland
Finneytown
N.C.H
Wyoming
Taylor
St Leon License Driver Spotted By Deputy
Dearborn County Patrolman Larry Rump reported a near collision early Saturday morning April 17 when a vehicle driven by an unidentified person drifted left of center and forced the patrol car onto the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn County
Larry Rump
Aaron R Viel W W I Veteran Dies in Indiana
Aaron R Viel 81 longtime carpenter and World War I veteran died at his West Harrison Indiana residence on Monday April 19 1976. Visitation is April 21 6 9 pm at the Brater Funeral Home Harrison Ohio and full military funeral services are set for April 22 1976 at 2 pm at Lutz John C Brater Funeral Home with Reverend Harold Shackelford officiating. Interment at Glen Haven Cemetery Harrison. Viel helped found the Mens Breakfast Fellowship of Harrison in 1972 and belonged to Saint Johns United Church of Christ and American Legion J B Yeager Post 199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron R. Viel
Carolyn Singer Viel
West Harrison Ave
West Harrison
Indiana
Lutz
John C. Brater
Harrison
Ohio
Harold Shackelford
Saint John’s
Glen Haven
Harr
Viel
Saint John’s United Church of Christ
American Legion
J.B. Yeager
W.W.I
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship
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Edward E. McDonald
Miss
of the
Whitehouse
William E. Hammitt
St. Joseph College
River Road
Fernbank
Church of the Resurrection
C.l.&a. Power House
North Bend - Harrison’s Tomb
Paul Claypool
St. Leon
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