Centennial Queen Ann Weber crowned by contest committee
The contest committee announced Miss Ann Weber was elected Centennial Queen from many votes by friends. Roy Hoppins was named Centennial King. Loretta Roell received gifts at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs. Jerome Roell. Various local notes cover weddings, anniversaries, college news, and community events in Harrison and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Weber
George Weber
Harrison
Roy Hoppins
Clyde Hoppins
Loretta Roell
Inlaw
Jerome Roell
Loretta
Louis Sefton
Eva
Dayton
Ohio
Lucy Sefton
Lance Sackett
McQueen
Rt. 3
of Cincinnati
Bright Methodist Church
Bonita Beesley
Glen Beesley
Rockdale
John E. Sefton
Grover Sefton Sr
Logan
Frank Miller
Frank, Jr
Albion College
Linus Martini
Martini’s
Hamilton
Local Claims And County Hires Highlight May Events
Bob Kuntz criticizes officials while noting Mary Martin’s hire as Spaulding County 4-H agent and OSU graduate. Mary, from Butler County, will serve as the first County Extension agent. Legion Carnival set May 12 to 17 at State Street and Campbell Road, plus Memorial Day Services on May 26 in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
Spaulding County
Ohio State University
Mary
Butler County
Wm. H. Harrison High School
State Street
Campbell Road
Harrison
PTA Officers Workshop And Cincinnati Antiques Fair
A schedule shows a PTA officers workshop starting at 9 15 a m for Hamilton County Schools with coffee and registration and a Cincinnati Antiques Fair at the Armory on Reading Road in Norwood lasting Friday to Sunday with free parking and a 1 75 admission good for all days. The fair runs 1 00 p m to 10 00 p m on weekdays and 1 00 p m to 6 00 p m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
May Guard Armory
Reading Rd
Asmann
Norwood
Reading Road
Reserve Softball Team Opens season strong with 3-0 mark
The Reserve softball team started 3-0 with a 25-3 win over Oak Hills and a 9-3 victory over Norwood led by Lydia Miller two triples and Sue Peters. Ellen Bunnell struck out one as Bev Schultz and Coach Slaven guided the squad with solid defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hills
Sue Peters
Norwood
Lydia Miller
Ellen Bunnell
Bev Schultz
Slaven
World Tourney Bid Awaits Area Team
Area teams may enter the world tourney by contacting Bischoff or Howard Miller. Entry is 50 dollars plus 10 dollars USSAA sanction. Entries due by April 30 with payment. Tournament games at W.F.W. and A and W fields in Harrison. Prizes include first second and third place trophies plus home run and most valuable player trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischoff
Howard Miller
W.F.W
A & W Field
Harrison
Ohio parks to handle campsite reservations anew
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will replace Ticketron with its own system for reserving state park campsites. A five month study and camper survey led to the decision to resume direct reservations at each park. Phone mail or in person reservations will be available 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday at the chosen park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Wn
Ticketron
Ohio
Ohio State Parks
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Girls Varsity Softball Team Undefeated
The Harrison Wildkittens remain undefeated after four games led by Rita Acra with two home runs. Early wins came against Oak Hills 10 7 and Norwood with key RBI doubles. Next home game is April 29 at 4 00 against Colerain. team coach is Mrs Stephany Van Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hills
Wildkittens
Norwood
Rita Acra
Janie Acra
Jane Shearer
Harrison Wildkittens
Harrison
Colerain
Stephany van Gorden
Donna Dean
Karen Greenham
Ann Grubbs
Diana Hoerst
Sue Kaufhold
Vicky Kober
Diane Ming
Local fragment hints at game or event details.
Fragmentary OCR mentions sawed on Tuesday against or at Grade Cope eet ie ie Bae ood with unclear names and places.
French-Maid Sausage Sponsors Harrison B Team
The Harrison B Knothole league team receives uniforms and equipment from French-Maid Sausage Co of Cincinnati. Manager and players thank Mr and Mrs Kenneth French of Harrison as they win their season opener 10 5 over Miami Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Knothole
French-Maid Sausage Co
Cincinnati
Kenneth French
Miami Heights
Wildcats face busy week amid league title race and track meet
The Hamilton Suburban League notes a busy schedule for Reading area teams. Hamilton Taft plays Badin and Greenhills this week, with May 1 and 2 hosting the Tenth Hamilton County Suburban League Track and Field Championship at Reading Memorial Stadium. Jerry Daugherty is honored posthumously with the Nostalgia Award in Sharonville. The Reds host Bat Day May 4 before weekend clashes with Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-Taft
Wildcat
Badin
Greenhills
Harrison
Lockland
McNicholas
Hamilton County Suburban League
Reading Memorial Stadium
James Wright
Reading
Oak Hills
Jim Carr
Hamilton County
Glen Este High School
Jerry Daugherty
Stanley J. Wimmers
Sharonville Recreation Center
Creek Road
Thornview Drive
Sharonville
Ohio
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Indiana
Association
Cleves
St. Francis School of Practical Nursing
St. Francis Hospital
Alice Meadows
David H. Bishop, Jr
Darlene
Debbie
Alice
R.R. No. 4
Bond Road
Miami Whitewater
Bob Kuntz
State
P.T.A
Xi Eta
Lota
Nu Lambda
Cheviot
Beta Sigma Phi
Candy McClure
Candy
V.P. Cappy Rapp
Karen Dunaway
Gottman
First National Bank
First National
All Matters Financial
Harrison Area
Thirst National
South State Street
Monfort Heights
West Fork Road
Bill Kuntz
Erner
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Louisville
Reds
Braves
Darrell Evans
Dusty Baker
Phil Niekro
Buzz Capra
Carl Mortor
the Arts
Stadium
West Side
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