Wildcat Oil Rig Spurs West Harrison Dream
Petroleum Resources, Inc. began drilling on Peppertown Road in West Harrison seeking oil or gas with an air-drilled well progressing about 1,000 feet per day to a depth of 5,000 feet. Executive Jerry Masoner warned outcomes depend on successful TD, joking about possible dry wells and half a million dollars spent. the town ponders future oil boom and Johnson Fork Ranch plans.
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Lookout, JR
Ellie
West Harrison
Texas
Peppertown Road
Golly
Sue Ellen
Petroleum Resources, Inc
Weston
W. Va
Jerry Masoner
Masoner
Indiana
Johnson Fork Road
Johnson Fork Ranch
Future Location of 84-Unit Motel
Attorney for Edward Nuskabel outlines plans for Skyline Lodge a future eight acre motel and restaurant on Stone Drive Harrison City. A zoning change to B-3 is sought for about three acres with a public hearing set for September 17. Project hinges on a favorable commercial mortgage rate currently about 14 percent delaying progress for at least two years.
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Karen Minnelli
Stone Drive
Charles Shank
Edward Nuskebel, Jr
Harrison
Nuskebel
Dante’s
Imperial House
Skyline Lodge
Nuskabel
Shank
Will iam Henry Harrison Junior School Open House Event
The administration of William Henry Harrison Junior School invites Southwest Local School District residents to an open house and reception on August 31 from 6 30 to 7 30 PM. The event celebrates the Excellence in Education Award from President Reagan with letters from Reagan Bush Bell Glenn and Luken. Music by the award winning school band will accompany refreshments.
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William Henry Harrison Junior School
Southwest
Reagan
Bush
United States Department of Education
T. H. Bell
John Glenn
Tom Luken
Butter Time Cheese and Butter Distribution Announcement
Residents of Harrison City and Harrison Township may pick up butter and cheese on Friday August 24 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at the Community Center 300 George St. Income verification forms are available there. For inquiries call 367-.
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Harrison and
Harrison Township
George St
Apartment For Handicap Renters Seeks First Floor Unit
Two elderly women, one with a handicapped daughter, need a first floor apartment. They can pay 175 to 250 dollars monthly, have lived fourteen years at their current address, and require help with stairs during doctor visits. If you know of a vacant first floor unit, call 367 4778.
Three Rivers Boosters Meeting at Taylor High School
The Three Rivers Athletic Boosters set a meeting for Monday August 27 at 7 30 p m in the Taylor High School cafeteria Parents are urged to attend and meet the Taylor High coaching staff.
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Three Rivers
Taylor High School
St John’s festival winners listed for 1984
The St John the Baptist festival names winners including Commodore 64 Computer Brenda Huling Covington 2 Pamela A Yust North Bend Afghan 3 Diane Dubs Fairfield Afghan 4 Susan Hart Nancy Tracy Cincinnati Quilt 1 Mary C Brock Glendale Quilt 2 Georgia Glover with several placements remaining unlisted.
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St. John the Baptist
Brenda Huling
Covington
Pamela A. Yust
North Bend
Diane Dubs
Fairfield
Susan Hart
Nancy Tracy
Cincinnati
Mary C. Brock
Glendale
Georgia Glover
New Emergency Numbers Listed
New numbers issued for resident use and for access at the clerk’s office located at 112 N Walnut St. The office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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Walnut St
Principal Don Wostworth Leads Local Delegation to Washington
Principal Don Wostworth and other Southwest Local School District representatives will travel to Washington for duties related to an official reception and engagements with federal education officials. The trip aims to discuss district needs and funding priorities.
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Don Wostworth
Southwest Local
Washington
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L. William
Robert Kuntz
Harrison Press
Public Library of
Hamilton County
Sarah Callan
Texas Gold
I.L. Morris Well Service
Waco Oil and Gas
Three Rivers Boosters Meeting
St. John’s
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