Former Harrison Mayor Brockey Small Dies at 76
Clyde E. Brockey Small former Harrison mayor from 1958 to 1962 died at his Harrison residence on Tuesday April 22 1986 aged 76. Funeral services were held April 24 at 2 30 p.m. at John C Brater Funeral Home with Rev Alvin Sigalus officiating. Interment followed at Glen Haven Cemetery. He retired as vice president of The Campbell Hausfeld Company in 1972. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the church or Shriner's Burns Institute. He was active in the Lions Club Snow Lodge 193 F and A M Scottish Rite and the Syrian Shrine. He started a welfare fund as mayor that aided many families during Christmas and beyond. He was husband to Esther Coy Small and father to several children.
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Brockey) Small
Harrison
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Campbell- Hausfeld Company
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Broadway
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Alvin Sigalus
First Presbyterian Church
Brockey
Glen Haven
Burns Institute
Harrison Lions Club
Snow Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Cincinnati
The
Syrian Shrine
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Harrison High Alumni Meeting Sparks June 7 Event
Harrison High School Alumni Association invites former students to gather June 7 at 6:00 p.m. for a buffet, meeting, and entertainment in Miami town. Call Francis Meigs or Wayne Emmert for more information and return the reservation form if unaided.
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Harrison High School Alumni Association
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Rison High School
Miamitown High School
Francis Meigs
Wayne Emmert
Harrison Alumni Reservation Form for 1986 Event
Alumni donations fund scholarships with dues at 1.00 and 6.00 per person for buffet, entertainment, and social time. Special Class of 1986 rate 3.00. social time only 2.00. 100.00 giveaway with prizes 75.00 and 25.00. 1.00 per chance. Deadline May 31 1986. Mail checks to Harrison Alumni Scott Skipton 9054 Church St Harrison Ohio.
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Primary Election May 6 Ohio and Indiana residents vote
Ohio voters face three county issues including renewals for children services and health care plus a 41.75 million bond for Union Terminal improvements. Whitewater Township may levy 3.3 mills for fire and emergency services. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. DST. Indiana Dearborn and Franklin counties vote on school board, commissioners, sheriff, and auditor with polls 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST.
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Indiana
University Hospital
Union Terminal
Whitewater Township
Fire Department
Fire Fighting Co
Dearborn
Franklin
Logan Fire Destroys Service Station in Logan
A fire at a Logan service station on April 22 destroyed the building and contents worth about 50 000 dollars. Ronald Osbourne owned the wood frame metal sided structure housing Carl Hall’s garage, with Vicki Hamilton, Hall’s daughter, inside briefly. The Dearborn County dispatch recorded the alarm at 10 22 a m and Bright Volunteer Fire Department arrived by 10 35 a m. One officer and four firefighters fought the blaze as wind fanned flames, protecting Walker Trading Post eight feet away. The fire was quickly engulfed the structure, taking about 15 minutes to reach total destruction. Fire officials say the origin is under investigation with electrical origin among two possibilities. no foul play suspected. Hall’s daughter assisted by moving a car from the scene.
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Logan
Ronald Osbourne
Carl Hall
Dearborn
Walker Trading Post
Mort Dunning
Hall
Vicki Hamilton
Harrison Night At Reds Game 1986 Community Night
The Reds announce Harrison Night for Friday May 30 1986 against the St Louis Cardinals at 7 35 p m Tickets and pre game activities will be announced later Last year the first Community Night sold about 600 tickets marking the second highest for a community in its first year Plan to join the fun again this year.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New Tennis Courts Open as Paving Delay Hits Spring
The joint tennis courts opening is delayed to spring due to a paving hold up. Schey outlines a new shared management structure for Scott Fetzer with Ken Semelsberger taking an enhanced role to drive growth. Fetzer, founded in 1914 in Westlake Ohio, operates globally with about 16 000 employees. Harrison Township water will shut off due to low pressure.
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Schey
Ken
Scott Fetzer
Semelsberger
Ralph Schey
Westlake
Ohio
Harrison Township
High School Science Fair Wins for Miami University Event
On April 5 1986 at the District Science Fair held at Miami University the school earned a Superior Rating in Zoology for the second year and received the Biology Best of the Best award at the school level along with a $25 prize.
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Miami University
Homecoming at Harr Chapel Church on Sycamore Street
A homecoming event at a local church located at 114 North Sycamore Street Harrington features the Christian and Missionary Alliance congregation. The gathering emphasizes reunion, worship, and community fellowship with church members and guests attending.
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Christian & Mission Missionary Alliance Church
N. Sycamore St
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Brockey Small
Mr. Small
Esther Coy Small
Sue Ellen Small
C. Emmerson Small
Sandy Small
Ethel Tumilty
Leah Hausfeld
Mablel Nuttall
Jean Palmer
Clyde Small
Harrison High
Reds Gam
Scott & Fetzer
Kenneth J. Semelsberger
Stephen Bybee
Christina Brinkman
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