Newsroom Enters Sixty Years Of Local Reporting
The publication marks its 60th year in operation, highlighting six decades of covering community events, developments, and notable figures in the region with ongoing local news coverage.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1984
Page
2
The publication marks its 60th year in operation, highlighting six decades of covering community events, developments, and notable figures in the region with ongoing local news coverage.
Mr and Mrs Walter Minges Jr announce the birth of a son Michael Allan on August 2 at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Dennis David born July 29 at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Miss Malinda Kaye born July 23 at Deaconess Cincinnati. Dennis and Malinda join siblings. Walter Gene Minges, JoAnn Schaumleffel and Camp Betherworth troop details. David Mears awarded $500 Texaco scholarship for Carnegie Institute of Technology. Young families welcomed with several new births and hospital records referenced. Dean's List student John McCowan noted at Penn State Park Campus. Barbara Novak bridal shower in Bedford. Rhett Zackary Lemmel born July 30 1979. Senior Nutrition Program at Harrison Community Center. Willam A Tucker earns BS in economics from University of Cincinnati.
The 1.G.A. Girls, 10th to 12th graders, beat Herbert Lawn White Oak 11 to 9 on July 18 to finish 10-2 and win the league title for the fourth straight year. Shelly Anderson and Kim Smith led with multiple hits and RBIs, while Lee Ann Rich homered and scored three times.
Tip's Drive Thru swept the 1984 T-Ball Elimination Tourney with wins over H & R Block 40 14 VFW 43 13 and Stout's 17 13 Lions 17 13 at Water Works. The team finished regular season 8 3 under coach Teen McMillin assisted by Ed Mackie Ron Campbell John Steele and Terry Grubbs.
Athletic Director Rick Gaius announces a booster driven membership drive by Wildcat boosters and football staff on Saturday August 11. Families may join for five dollars to receive a bumper sticker and support the high school athletic program. Ken Hockman leads the drive with booster officers door to door to boost enthusiasm and pride in Wildcats sports.
Ken Hockman the new head coach of the Harrison Wildcats will host a meet the team night on August 14. He will present his coaching staff and preview anticipated offense and defense changes for the coming season during practice drills for fans. Afterward the group will gather in the high school commons for further introductions.
Season tickets for the six home games go on sale Monday August 13 in the high school office for 13 dollars each. Purchasing in advance eliminates waiting lines. Home games are East Central Lawrenceburg North College Hill Wyoming Norwood and Reading.
Harrison's Wildcats extend their winning streak to 11, beating Finneytown 88 35 and Western Hills 53 50. Don Rolfes scores 23, Mike Hammons 16 as Eddie Allen sits out with a knee injury, and tensions rise as Jerry Schunk and Ed Brinkman are ejected at Western Hills. Reserves also win five straight, with Finneytown Kittens 53 36 and 61 37 over West Hill.
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