Mass of Christian Burial for Sister Nancy Schafer 33
Sister Nancy Schafer RSM died Friday July 30 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. She worked with the poor and imprisoned in Jamaica and is survived by her parents Charles and Rose Schafer three brothers and three sisters. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery Price Hill followed a 10 am Mercy Center Chapel service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Schafer
RSM
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Nancy
Mother of Mercy High School
Westwood
Ff College
Jamaica
Charles
Rose Schafer
Charles Jr
Rene
Howard
Sandy Mills
Rosemarie Caldwell
Kay Nester
Mercy Center Chapel
St. Joseph (New) Cemetery
Foley Rd
Pedretti Ave
Price Hill
Services Held For Madeline Orlik
Madeline Orlik co owned the former Orliks Store in Harrison died July 28 1982. The store opened in 1923 on South State Street moved to Harrison Avenue later expanded to two stores then closed in 1962. Survived by husband Edward son Gilbert city of San Francisco daughters Hope Citron Natalie Levin sister Elsie Ostand Miami eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services were July 29 at Weir Funeral Home Reading Road Cincinnati memorials to Jewish Community Center Senior Adult Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Orlik
Orlik
Harrison
Harrison Avenue
Edward
Gilbert Orlik
San Fransico
California
Harry
Hope) Citron
Saul
Natalie) Levin
Elsie Ostand
Miami
Florida
Weir Funeral Home
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Jewish Community Center
Crash Kills Reily Two
A 21-year-old Reily Towns hip man died in a motorcycle truck crash near his home Saturday afternoon. He was eastbound on Springfield Road when he side swiped an ice cream truck backing from a driveway at 6751 Springfield Road. The truck was driven by Thomas Nelson of Harrison, Ohio. he was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reily Township
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Egbert
Springfield Rd
Dep
Greg Kerby
Butler County Sheriff's Dept
Kerby
Thomas Nelson
Sunset Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Swan Sales
Nelson
Press Subscription Rates Rising Soon
The Press increased copy price to 25 cents and kept yearly rates at 7.00 for in area readers and 7.50 for out of area. Renewals remain possible at these rates but future increases are planned due to mailing cost hikes.
Well Blade by Alishea Reed
The piece describes Harrison in historic times when Sunday visits to Grandma required foot or horseback travel. Stagecoaches and toll houses emerged to aid longer journeys, with one toll stop near Johnson Fork Road and U.S. 52, and another opposite the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Johnson Fork Road
U.S. 52
Gardner Named Judge At Batesville
Harold Gardner will become Batesville city court judge this weekend after being appointed by Gov. Robert D Orr. He replaces Judge Doug Wilson who resigned due to expanding work in his law office and other matters. Gardner, not an attorney, has worked with Greeman Kellerman Wilson and Cincinnati Police, and is active in the Batesville Lions Club. Wilson’s resignation marks the second in 18 months after Lindenmeyer left office for medical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gardner
Gardner
Robert D. Orr
Doug Wilson
Wilson
Ripley
Dickey
Batesville
of Greeman, Kellerman and Wilson
Cincinnati Police Department
Batesville Lions Club
The
Enquirer
Lindenmeyer
Judge Baker To Sentence Turner In Armed Bank Robbery
David B. Turner, 23, pleaded guilty in Dearborn Circuit Court to robbing the Bright branch. He admitted the crime shortly after arrest, detailing the $6,545.81 stolen and an eight shot .22 revolver used in the holdup. The robbery occurred about 14 miles south of the bank and Turner was in custody about 20 minutes after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Turner
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Bright
Sidewalk Sale at Crossroads Plaza in Harrison
Crossroads Plaza on New Haven Road Harrison hosts a weekend sidewalk sale Friday August 6 through Sunday August 8 featuring Cotton Circus Radio Shack Super X and Kroger with many bargains for shoppers. The issue notes participating stores and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossroads Plaza
New Haven Rd
Harrison
Cotton Circus
Radio Shack
Super X
Kroger
Civic Beautification Award Won By Local Garden Club
Mrs Edward Judy Bosse president of Shaker Farms Garden Club announces the club’s Civic Beautification Award on August 2 for an area business excelling in landscaping. The winning firm becomes the club’s nominee for the Civic Garden Center of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Enquirer. Previous winners include Society Bank on Stone Rd and Harrison Pike The Web Pallet Co. Special acknowledgments go to Tommy Billman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Judy) Bosse
Shaker Farms Garden Club
Hart Savings and Loan
Civic Garden Center
Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Society Bank
Stone Rd
Harrison Pike
Web Pallet Co
Carol Ragar
Winton Savings & Loan Co
Harrison
Judy Bosse
Shaker Garden Club
Women’s Civic Club Sets September Meeting Date
The Women's Civic Club of Greater Harrison will not meet in August. The next meeting is set for September 16, 1982 at 7:30 PM at Winton Savings & Loan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic Club of
Greater Harrison
Winton Savings & Loan Co
State Entertainment Palace To Open
Festival weekend at St John the Baptist in Harrison features booths games and a country dinner. Admission 3.50 adults 1.75 children under 12 seniors 2.00. Show 7:30 P.M. Saturday Aug 14 and Sunday Aug 15 with events at Park and Hill Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist
Harrison
Park and Hill Streets
St. John’s
Tebelman
Doles Host All Star Games On Pristine Ball Diamond
Bertram and Grace Doles welcome the All-Star games to their ball diamond near Carorean New Venge bene. They provide grounds for Jr. Baseball League events and other seasonal athletics with a new backstop and painted distance poles. The couple’s hospitality and care for the grounds are noted with praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles
Bertram
Grace
Jr. Baseball League
Final football sign ups scheduled for August 7
Final football sign ups will be held Saturday August 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants should arrive prepared with identification and any required forms for registration. Coaches and volunteers will be on site to assist and answer questions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie
Ohio State
Reily
Alishea Reed
Baker
Turner
Tommy Billman
State Entertainment Palace
State Y
Whitewater Township
Tim Kellems
Roy Barth
Don Halcomb
Jerry Tyler
Elizabethtown
Tom Eisele
Miamitown
Mike Edwards
Grace and
Bertram Dole
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