Baby Michael Wayne Gemereth born at Christ Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Gemereth of Price Hill celebrate the birth of a son on Tuesday August 14 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. The infant weighs 6½ pounds and is named Michael Wayne.
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John Gemereth
Betty Farthing
Price Hill
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Michael Wayne
Harold Bergman
Bright, Ind
Jack Carroll
Harrison Ave
Borgman’s
Leola Hadley
Harrison Public Schools
Los Angeles
Yellowstone
Wildlife Council sets crossbow deer rules and hunting dates
The Ohio Wildlife Council announced crossbow use for deer and woodcock at Ravenna Arsenal and Plumbrook NASA Station with specific dates for longbow and gun seasons. Doves, Sora, Virginia Rail, Teal, Wilson's Snipe, and Woodcock seasons are listed with daily limits and sunrise to sunset hours. The panel also allowed a single beam light for fox hunters in stationary field positions and approved license exemptions for totally disabled veterans with an eligibility certificate.
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Bob Dean
Ohio Wildlife Council Birds
Revenna Arsenal
Portage County
Plumbrook
Ravenna Arsenal
Ravenna
Plumbrook Station
Division of Wildlife
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Sora
Virginia
Wilson’s
The
Wildlife Council
Council
Veterans Exemption Eligibility Contact for Certificate
Veterans may determine qualification for exemption and obtain an eligibility certificate by contacting John Brink at the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Cleveland. The Fairfield Sportsmen's Association hosts bench rest rifle matches Aug 21 and 22 with unlimited and heavy varmint classes at 9:30 a.m. each day. Entry is $10 per class. NBRSA rules apply. range is three miles southwest of Ross with access via SR 128-Bypass 50 and River Road.
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John Brink
Veterans Administration
Cleveland
Fairfield Sportsmen’s Association
NBRSA
Ross
River Road
Fairfield Sportsmen’s Range
Dick Taylors' detour after Hawaii flight lands safely
The Dick Taylors and passengers Tom and Helen Underwood reached Greater Cincinnati Airport after a long drive due to two flat tires on their jet out of Hawaii. Helen shared antherrium blooms from Hawaii with Crosby U.M. Church. An announcement named Ms Anale Howard Rolfes.
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Dick Taylors
Tom
Helen Underwood
Hawaii
Greater Cincinnati
Helen
Crosby U.M. Church
Anale Howard Rolfes
Lincoln Club bus tour to Cincinnati ends with lunch
Fifty one women from the Lincoln Club joined a Thursday bus tour of Cincinnati. The group visited River sights and parks in sunshine while the driver shared local history. Lunch was added to the itinerary at Western Hills Plaza.
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Lincoln Club
Buster T. Browne’s
Metro
Cincinnati
Mabley & Carew
Western Hills Plaza
Joan Minges
Wed
Altho
Bi and Save Drug Store
Edwin Youth
Crosby Church
Card of Thanks for Harry Illness June 18
Our sincere thanks to everyone who helped when Harry became ill on June 18. Thanks to Dr. Paul Bauman and the Life Squad volunteers. Gratitude to all who sent cards and gifts. Thanks also to Mr. Harold Shackelford for visits to the for
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Harry
Paul Bauman
Life Squad
Harold Shackelford
Community thank you note from grateful family
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for the flowers cards and support extended during our time of need. Your thoughtfulness brought comfort and warmth to our family.
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Lion Club
10 Acres Sold in Harrison Ohio Farm Tract
The 10 acre tract on New Biddinger Rd in Harrison Ohio belonging to Mr and Mrs Raymond Morling has been sold to Mr and Mrs. Details of the sale and Real Estate service by Lurther Realty are advertised in this edition.
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New Biddinger Rd
Harrison, O
Raymond Morling
Lurther Realty
Noes-Knose Reunion Set for August 29 at K of C Grounds
The Noes-Knose Reunion is scheduled for 12:00 Ohio Time on Sunday August 29 1976 at the K of C Picnic grounds on U S 52. Meat will be served and attendees invited to bring chairs and lawn gear.
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Ohio
U.S. 52
Midland guard Doug Metz stars in Mickey Mantle tourney
Doug Metz of the Midland Guardian baseball team remains undefeated in Sherman Texas with a 12 0 season mark and three straight wins as Midland eyes a late week finish. He may pitch for Harrison High School Wildcats next spring as Sorrento tops the Metro girls softball tourney and prepares for nationals in Chattanooga Kathy Cooper of Harrison returns to form after injuries Merle Williams of Harrison manages Sorrento’s.
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Doug Metz
Midland Guardian
Mickey Mantle
Sherman
Texas
Doug
Midland
Harrison High School Wildcats
Sorrento’s
Greater Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kathy Cooper
Harrison
Sunday Enquirer
Merle Williams
Kathy
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Harrison Avenue
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Dearborn
Franklin
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Emeral Stamper
Logan Methodist Church
James M. Austin
Mitchell
New Haven
Fort Hamilton
Michael Eugene
Walter Batchelor
Pooch
Mercy Hospital
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Arthur Bibee
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Ray Bates
Nancy
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Ft. Hamilton Hosp
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Regeng
Gunther Paulgencubis
Goss
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Kenneth
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Featherwood
Miamitown
Harrison, R.R
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Rockdale U.M
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R.O.C.K. Young Peoples Group
3Rd Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati
Bill Terry
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Minnie Baugh
Denver
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Hickory Hut
Billy
Ruth Terry
Opal Couchman
Susan Terry
Couchman Farm
Woodcock
Child’s Dresses
Wrangler
S & Buster Brown
Harrison, Ohio
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Tim Radcliffe
George Lohstroh
Melody Radcliffe
Spi
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James
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Purcell
East Central
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Colerain
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Taylor Mill
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Centerville
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