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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1976
Page
1
Along New Haven Road near the I-74 exit, the old Marathon station is being renovated into a Checker self service gas station. Nearby KFC is tiling a new building, Pizza Hut is installing a roof on a prefab unit, and three more businesses are preparing to open.
Hamilton County Treasurer Wayne F Wilke warns that the final date to pay the second half of 1975 real estate taxes is Friday August 6 1976. Payments must be in person or mailed by that date to avoid a 10 percent penalty. Citizens may use local banks or savings and loan offices for convenience and should contact their financial institutions.
Try-outs for the French Bauer Legion team at Harrison High ball field on Sunday August 8 15 and 22 from 2 to 4 pm open to boys who will be 19 after August 1 1977 or younger. Call Jos M Hawk at 367 4327 to discuss playing American Legion Baseball in 1977. Combination of Harrison Taylor and Elder schools possible.
Harrison Council 2633 staged a field mass and installation of officers on July 27 with District Deputy Warden Larry Schumacher presiding. New officers include Grand Knight Ronald Nusekabel and Financial Secretary Elmer Roell, who enters his 46th year in the post. The event, at the Knights of Columbus Home on North State Street, coincided with construction of a new $100,000 K of C facility on the same site.
Harrison Village Council met Tuesday July 27 at 7 30 p m with full membership except Rober on vacation. The solicitor warned Don Leatherly of a 5900 debt due the village and potential suit if unpaid. A Cincinnati customer faces an 88c to 2 19 bill rise and Campbell Hausfeld has not answered the overloading issue. Council to reimburse Ed Wolf 110 for wheels and tires and the Police Committee may pursue Cincinnati Police Department pay. Continued on page 12.
The W H H H S Wildcat Boosters invite parents and community members to attend the first monthly meeting of the 1976 77 school year on Monday August 9 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. They seek new membership and welcome parents with children entering high school this year.
Councilwoman Alice Mason and Clerk Treasurer Geraldine Dole, with County Commissioner Harrison's reps, urged funds for Campbell Road improvement. The Commission offered no promises and will decide later after hearing from all sides.
60 year old residents in Harrison Township and Nepe Harrison are offered services funded by federal funds. The program requires at least 40 signups to provide a weekly five day lunch. If met, eligibility for a mini bus and driver to transport participants to the lunch site and back is anticipated.
Acting director announced for the 1976 77 school year at Christ Centered Day School. She is a graduate of Wm. and will lead enrollment efforts and curriculum coordination.
Raymond Lee Schlueter, 50, of New Trenton Indiana, died from injuries after a July 29 1976 automobile crash on State Route 128 near New Haven Road. A north bound car crossed center line and hit a trailer, leaving Schlueter trapped under it. He died at Providence Hospital at 4 30 a m. Funeral services set for August 2 1976 at 2 p m. at Funeral Home with Rev. northbound car. He is survived by wife Wanda Jane Meyer Schlueter son Stephan mother Eliza and grandson Shane Jackman Kercheval.
Harrison Township trustees endorse zoning as the best method for orderly development. They emphasize future growth plans and the need to apply zoning consistently to guide development efforts.
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