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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
8
Death notices list J Philip Ziegler and Elsa Renck and Roy Congleton with details of their ages, dates, and burial places. Additional notices include Edith Hollowell and Anna Schuck with surviving relatives and service details, all from Harrison Brookville West Harrison and nearby Ohio-Indiana locales.
Nine year old Tracy Buddenberg daughter of Mrs Dotty Buddenberg of 111 N Hill St was struck by a car Friday night near her home. She was taken to St George Hospital by the Harrison Life Squad for minor abrasions. Driver Michael Brech of 502 Kater Ave was not charged as the investigation continues.
Featured cars include a 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 Fordor with Clean Air, a 1970 Maverick Tudor economy model described as very clean, and a 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Hardtop.
Pee Wee Football signups are on Sunday August 6 and Saturday August 12 from 1 to 3 PM at the Harrison Municipal Building. Eligibility requires players not turning 13 before September 15 1972 with a $2 fee. Feldhaus Equipment Co representative will help with equipment purchases. Donation of equipment encouraged by contacting Leonard Rutledge at 367 4323. First practice is Thursday August 17 at 6 PM at Harrison Elementary School.
William Cord reports to the Franklin County Water Association Board that FHA letters from Washington and Indianapolis authorize plans and sign-ups for a two million dollar water line. Officials target November or December 1972 bid letting with construction possible in 1973, contingent on memberships and FHA loan closing.
Richard A. Greer son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Greer of 108 N Washington St is stationed at Fort Knox He enlisted April 17 1972 completed basic June 28 and earned promotion to E 2 He now attends AIT in Administration at Fort Knox Ky 40121 Friends may write to Pvt Richard A Greer 399 52 0983 Class 1 Co C 7th Bn 2nd BDE Fort Knox Ky
Information is available from any Board of Directors member. Current board members include Rollie Oglesby Clifford Fritz Allen Renaker Robert Bradley Ruth Huber Lawrence Rosenberger Robert Walters Judy Yauger John E Hoff Hayward Day and Davis Merrel. Members are urged to pay tap on and membership fees within 60 days. The proposed water line will serve Bath Fairfield Blooming Grove Springfield and Whitewater Townships and Brookville Township east of Highway 1 north of Brookville Town and parts of Brookville and Highland Townships east of the river to Cedar Grove. Residents should contact the Association soon.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Nolan announce the adoption of Wanda Suzanne age four and Lisa Michelle age two They reside at 10846 New Biddinger Rd The girls join their siblings Patricia age 15 Amy age 7 and Janelle three months to complete the family.
The Sun man Dearborn Community School Corporation held a July 31 special meeting at the Administration Office. It approved the 1973 budget for publication the week of August 6 and considered resignations and appointments. Joseph Parsons resignation as elementary guidance director was accepted.
Susan J. Bock becomes Spanish and English teacher at North Dearborn High School. Steven L. Waldo is named English teacher. Dean Pap pas joins as business and social studies teacher. Leonie M. Atkins hired as reading consultant for the district. Joanne Ehlers reappointed as secretary for the RO D Special Education Cooperative.
The North Dearborn Boys 4 H Club held their final July meeting to plan their annual trip. For their community service, members collected 697 Betty Crocker coupons to fund an anesthesia machine for Dearborn County Hospital. A demonstration on how to collect and mount insects was included.
David Barricklow presented a series of demonstrations with peers showing farming and agricultural skills. Topics included Planting Potatoes, Hand Signals for Agriculture, Woodworking, Weather Instruments, Farm Machinery Care, Caring for Sheep, 4-H Records, Preparing Weeds for Exhibit, and Jr. Leadership.
John M. Polston son of Mrs Leana Fuchs of Guilford Indiana completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego He a former North Dearborn High School student in Dearborn County Indiana now set to report to Camp Pendleton California Classifieds get results
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