Vevay Wine Festival Bike Caravan Returns Home
Seven local riders joined the Vevay Swiss Wine Festival trip in Indiana on Friday August 14 1970. The Harrison group biked seven hours forty five minutes to Vevay then camped slept under trees and enjoyed a whole hog sausage breakfast and a long parade before returning weary but wiser to Harrison.
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Vevay
Indiana
J.r
Greg Claypool
Bruce Metzler
Bill David
Clifford Holt
Diane Stone
Billy Eckel
David Aaron
Harrison Bike
Dedication Set For Village Sewer Treatment Plant
The Board of Public Affairs and the Village Council meet Tuesday August 18 to set Sunday September 27 as the dedication date for the new Village Sewer Treatment Plant on Campbell Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
Campbell Road
Band Practice Schedule at William Henry Harrison High
The band announces practice times at William Henry Harrison High School. Sessions run Monday 6 to 9 PM and Tuesday to Thursday with morning and afternoon blocks. Tuesday and Wednesday 9 AM to 12 PM and 1 to 4 PM. Thursday evening 6 to 9 PM.
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William Henry Harrison High School
Southwest Schools Open for 1970 71 Term
All seven Southwest District schools begin the 1970 71 year Monday August 31 with full day classes. The 182 day school year aligns with prior years and federal holiday changes start in 1971. Registration for new pupils urged with birth certificates and prior report cards. bus routes unchanged from 1969 70.
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Southwest
Hamilton County
Jaycees Present Rescuianne Lifesaving Dummy in Honor
The Harrison Jaycees present Rescuianne a life like inflatable dummy modeled after a 14 year old girl to aid Harrison Life Squad youth and adults in life saving techniques. The gift honors Jerry D Kaiser a Jaycee member who died in a car accident earlier this year. Pictured are Captain Cecil Hollin Walter Schunk Ron Kerch eval Jack Leisrisg Fire Chief Irvin Wright and the dummy Anne.
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Harrison Jaycees
Harrison Life Squad
Jaycees
Jerry D. Kaiser
Cecil Hollin
The
Walter Schunk
Ron Kercheval
Jack Leisrisg
Irvin Wright
Anne
Reception for Foreign Student Artemio Sansait
Reception at First Presbyterian Church on Aug 23 from 3 to 5 pm to welcome foreign exchange student Artemio Sansait to Harrison. Community invited to meet him and greet the new arrival in town.
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Harrison
Artemio Sansait
First Presbyterian Church
Tent Meeting Scheduled by Bethlehem Baptist Pastor
Pastor John Bird of Bethlehem Baptist announces a tent meeting from August 24 to 29 at West Brook Village Mobile Home Sales site two miles south of Miami on Route 128 By-Pass 50. Evangelist Ralph Sears will preach with special singing at 7 30 P M each evening.
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John Bird
Bethelhem Baptist
West Brook Village
Miamitown
Ralph Sears
Pee Wee Managers Meet
An important meeting of all D CX and CX baseball managers is set for Thursday August 20 at 8 00 P M in the municipal building with attendees from local leagues expected.
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D, CX
Marines Promote Schuh to Lance Corporal
Corporal Stephen E. Schuh son of Mr and Mrs Frank Burchfield of 447 Featherwood Dr Har rison promoted to Lance Corporal after one year in the Marines. He serves in Vietnam at Da Nang with USMC Co M S 2 Scout CP 3rd Btn 7th Marines 1st Mar Div FPO San Francisco California 96602.
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Stephen E. Schuh
Frank Burchfield
Featherwood
Harrison
Marines
Viet Nam
da Nang
Usmc Co
7Th Marines
FPO
San Francisco
California
Ft Hamilton Patients Update at Hospital
Mrs. Walter D. Howard remains in Room 301 undergoing tests and observations. Mrs. Charles Pepper, in Room 503, had surgery on Monday and is progressing as well as can be expected at this time.
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Walter D. Howard
Charles Pepper
Lance Corporal Fette Reported For Duty In Vietnam
Marine Lance Corporal Daniel E. Fette, son of Mr and Mrs Rusell Fette of Harrison Ohio, reported for duty with the First Marine Division in Vietnam.
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Daniel E. Fette
Russell T. Fette
Baughman Road
Harrison
Ohio
First Marine Division
Vietnam
State Theatre Set to Reopen with Undefeated Film
The State Theatre will re open Friday August 28 after remodeling. The movie Undefeated starring Rock Hudson and John Wayne will show at 8 00 PM.
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State Theatre
Rock Hudson
John Wayne
Flower and Garden Show for Senior Citizens
A Girl Scout challenge group hosts a Flower and Garden Show open to anyone 65 and older. The contest takes place Wednesday August 26 1970. Seniors may participate by calling 634-5374 for details and entry.
Farm Sale Near Batesville Transfers to Cincinnati Couple
The property of Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, five miles from Batesville, was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schill of Cincinnati, Ohio. Lurther Realty of Harrison, Ohio handled the sale with Indiana salesman Mr. Fred Peters bringing buyer and seller together to complete the transaction.
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James Cole
Batesville
Wm. Schill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lurther Realty
Harrison
Fred Peters
Indiana
Inmate to Stay Four Weeks in Room 1218
On August 16, an inmate will remain in room 1218 for about three to four weeks. The notice notes the expected duration and location of confinement.
Supreme Assembly Session Held In Cleveland
The Twenty Third Biennial Supreme Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls met in Cleveland on July 28 1970 with representatives from many states and nations. Attendees included Betty Lei Foley Linda Wismer Martha Newell and Beatrice Owens as officers and guests. The event featured the Mother Advisor luncheon and a Bread service with messages about youth service and peace. Kathy Jo Skidmore attended Harrison Assembly No 127 and John Weber visited San Diego for the week.
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Supreme Assembly International Order of Rainbow For Girls
Supreme Assembly
Cleveland
Ladly Williams
United For
Saycha S. Petterson
Order of Eastern Star
Alaska
Hawaii
Australia
New South Wales
England
Canada
Germany
Japan
Phillipines
Okinawa
Guam
Canal Zone
Betty Lei Foley
Camellius
New York
Linda Wismer
Ohio
Martha Newell
Cincinnati
Beatrice A. Owens
House of Gold
Rainbow
Mother Advisor
Agnes McLeod
Mother
Grand Cross of Color
Kafeed
Nevada
Laverne Feshel
Harrison
Kathy Jo Skidmore
Cynthia Oehrman Scholarship Fund At Brookville High
The Cynthia Oehrman Scholarship Fund at Brookville High will provide a yearly Spanish study or travel award to a Brookville High School student. Funds come from the Oehrman family and public donations in Cindy Oehlman’s memory. services are set at Brookville United Methodist Church with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Cynthia Oehlman
Brookville High School
Oehlman
Cindy
Franklin County National Bank
Brookville School
Edward Oehlman
Cindy Oehlman
Countucky University
Brookville
Lima
Peru
Buffalo
New York
Cuzco
Phillips Chapel of Memories
Dee Lloyds to Open New Store This Saturday
The former Rhodes Dept Store is bought by Mr and Mrs Harold Stamper who plan a full department store named Dee Lloyds with branded departments and high quality goods at popular prices. Upstairs two apartments remodeled and Walnut Street entrance space for a small area. The old Central Hotel now houses Harrison Appliances and the Cubby Hole hobby shop.
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Rhodes Dept
Harold Stamper
Harrison
Dee Lloyds Dept
Orientation for Freshmen Set at Senior High
Freshmen orientation is scheduled for August 24 from 10 00 A M to 12 Noon at the Senior High School. All new students should assemble in the Auditorium for a general briefing on the coming school year followed by group tours of the high school. Attendance is expected.
Joint Vocational Board Meets in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District held its regular meeting to finalize planning staff. Harrold Carr will become Head Director for Planning and Development. he has about 15 years in vocational education and will receive his PhD from Ohio State in December 1970. Mr. O'Guich remains with the State Department.
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Hamilton County
Opening Activities At North Dearborn High School 1970
North Dearborn High School sets opening for August 28 1970 with 8 15 a m start and 11 15 a m dismissal All buses operate Students report to the gym for orientation and class assignments The first full day is August 31 1970 with 8 15 a m to 3 23 p m hours Books issued the next day Lunch priced 40 cents for students 45 cents for adults
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North Dearborn
Jaycees Install New Officers For Coming Year
The Harrison Jaycees held an installation ceremony at Lookout House in Northern Kentucky. Officers named were Walter Schunk president Ron Kercheval internal VP Jack Leisring external VP Terry Lane state director Carl Braun treasurer and Jim Betscher Wayne Stroud Don Loos Dick Kettler and John Cockendorfer directors. Bill Noel becomes Past President. Jim Doerflein, the first Harrison Jaycee elected to a State Office, served as officer.
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Harrison Jaycees
Lookout House
Kentucky
Walter Schunk
Ron Kercheval
Internal V. P
Jack Leisring
External
V. P
Terry Lane
Carl Braun
Treas
Jim Betscher
Wayne Stroud
Don Loos
Dick Kettler
John Cockendorfer
Bill Noel
Jim Doerflein
Harrison Jaycee
North Dearborn Pool Party Readied for Residents
North Dearborn Community residents are invited to a pool party at N. D. Lake on Monday August 24 from 6 to 8 PM Prizes will be awarded in six different contests.
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North Dearborn
N. D. Lake
Werom
Rik Hee Ann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis J. Whitney
Jennings Bryan Yeager Post No. 199
American Legion
Harrison Fire Department
Gené Meyers
Whitney
William H. Harrison
Paul Grimm
Andrew Frazier
Joe Dick
Hooven
Robert Bryant
Elizabethtown
Crosby
Eugene Jones
Press
Daily Vacation Bible School
United Methodist Church
Pee Wee
Ft. Hamilton
Lance Corporal
Fette
John Weber
San Diego
Cynthia Oehrman
Brookville High
Lawrenceburg
Robert L. Stiles
Stiles
Donald Combs
Combs
Dearborn Co. Hospital
Dee Lloyds
Joint Vocational Board
N. Dearborn
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