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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
5
Reduced price on this 2 miles out home featuring 3 bedrooms and a family room with extras. Listing emphasizes a lower price and expanded living space for buyers seeking rural or distant suburbs.
Two bedroom frame home with attached garage and new storm windows features a fireplace and carpet. Nicely landscaped in a quiet neighborhood on acreage lots of 6 or more acres per lot with blacktop road access in Butler County.
Harrison Ohio Village Council authorizes Mayor and Clerk to contract with Carroll W Hill and Associates Columbus for a preliminary development zoning plan and related regulations. Emerald emergency to implement base map and zoning promptly. $2950 payment. Passed August 1, 1972.
A grieving note recalls a mother’s seventy one years of care and a graveside visit. The writer Loretta Taylor expresses sorrow at her mother’s death and faith in joining her someday in Heaven. Composed by Loretta Taylor 27-1tp.
The U S Civil Service Commission announced a toll free numbers 1 800 762 2435 provides Ohio residents with current federal job opportunities application procedures and veteran programs Applications pamphlets and notices will be mailed on request Local and regional contact numbers remain for Dayton Cincinnati and Columbus residents The official noted the move aims to provide prompt accurate information while stressing no immediate increase in federal manpower is expected as full time employment in Ohio has been declining though ongoing needs exist.
The Bright Home Makers Club gathered at Mrs. Bert Wagner's home with Robin Hood as co-hostess. Mrs. Hubert Johnson presided as the meeting opened with creed pledge and the month’s song. Fourteen members answered roll call.
On September 12 Mrs Bard Sykes acted as co hostess. The gathering closed with the Home Makers Prayer. A delicious lunch was served and enjoyed by all.
Phyllis Hueseman of Aurora shares her weight loss journey at the Diet Workshop program begun in 1971. She bakes heart shaped cakes and oatmeal cookies for classes, credits the program with helping her and others maintain losses, and invites participation at local churches.
The Shawnee Et Nah village near Rocky Fork Creek witnessed a Delaware raid. Etawah, daughter of the chief, leaped from a cliff clutching Gee-Bow-Kaw as his body lie on the edge, her own fate joining his in the chasm. The tale endures at The 7 Caves.
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