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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
6
The Church of the Nazarene on Dair Avenue at Walnut lists services led by Pastor Harrison H. W. Shackelford. Sunday School at 9 45 A M Worship Service at 10 45 A M N Y P S at 6 45 P M Evangelistic Service at 7 30 P M Wednesday mid week service at 8 00 P M.
The Harrison Gospel Chapel at State and Broadway Harrison Ohio lists Pastor Mark N Royce and a weekly program starting Sunday August 30 with Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 sermon Broken Man Evening 7 30 Messages Cause for Rejoicing mid week Bible study 7 30 Wednesday evening and a Sunday service schedule with Superintendent Mrs Jane Haehurst.
Church notices list August 30 services for New Baltimore United Methodist Church with 9 A.M. worship and 9:50 A.M. church school. New Haven United Methodist Church offers 9:30 A.M. church school and 10:15 A.M. worship on August 30, plus Sept. 3 WSCS at 7:30 P.M.
The First Christian Church at Park Ave and Sycamore St in Harrison Ohio hosts a unified service led by Minister Roger L Meredith on Sunday August 23 at 9 30 AM. Nursery services are available.
August 30 9 15 A M church school 10 10 A M program and rally day 10 15 A M worship How To Be Good The Easy Way events listed in church notice seg.
Six P M Youth Believers and a September schedule include a 6 P.M. gathering from Sept. 1 to Sept. 8, a 7 P.M. Men’s meeting on Sept. 2, an Adult Choir Rehearsal on Sept. 13, a Youth Believers Ice Cream Social on Sept. 27, and a Church Supper emphasizing Christian Education.
Vine and Broadway service details list Harrison C Alvin D Sigalus minister clerk Henry Wolford church board Robert Newhouse organist Carolyn Rolfes superintendent. Nursery through adult classes start 9:30 A M with nursery provided during worship.
Logan Creek Pentecostal Church near Harrison on Route 46 announces Youth Service Thursday 7 30 P M Sunday School 10 00 A M Morning Worship 11 00 A M Evangelistic 7 30 P M Pastor Bob Brigman leads services text lists times and location.
Sunday program at St John United Church of Christ on Broadway and Sycamore Streets with Church School at 9 15 A M Kappa Class at 11 00 A M and worship service at 10 30 A M. midweek Bible study discussed for Wednesday.
Bright residents were invited to a Greendale Pool event August 25 27 and September 1 37 until 9 PM. Rick Reese and Don Lipps led a men’s fellowship at Whitewaters Camp with a pitch in supper for families. A Senior Retreat occurred Friday night to Sunday afternoon at Whitewater Camp for the seniors.
Mrs Betty Courter and Mrs Thelma Fields attended Judy Russells wedding at St Leon Church. W 8 C S of the United Methodist Church held their monthly meeting at Mrs Lorraine Barkers home. North Dearborn High and Bright Elementary will have half day Friday August 28 and full day August 29. Ov al Services run Sept 6 through 18 with Reggie Thomas as evangelist. Music by Rosvil twins. Mr and Mrs Warren Cottingham visiting Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cottingham and son David of Kansas City. Mrs Wanda Renck remains a patient at Christ Hospital.
Mr Hope and Mr and Mrs John Smith in Harrison are noted visitors. Terry Kittle visited Craig Bachman over the weekend. Mrs Burtie Potts attended a baby shower for Mrs Don Burch on Bracken Woods Lane. Billie and Lisa Stutzenburger of Frankfort visited grandparents. Mr and Mrs C J Butler are mentioned from the past week. Leona Bachman joined Jean Mathias and Helen Lawrence for a Thursday luncheon. Ernest and family returned from a five day tour to Mammoth Cave Crystal Onyx Cave Wax Museum Bardstown Old Ky Home and Ft Knox staying with Larry Heitzelman. Geo Burcham and family from Lakeside Calif visit relatives in the area. Amelia Hawk of New Haven and Leona Bauhman dined with the group at Perkins Pancake House on Sunday.
A large group of members friends and former members attended the Sunday School Picnic at the Rockdale church hall and grounds. Mr and Mrs Arthur Garard of near Cambridge City Indiana were among attendees.
Mrs Ruth Ellis Leonard of California attended the picnic with guests. Mr and Mrs Elmer Willhite announce the birth of a second daughter born July 30, with Harry Willhite as paternal grandfather. Whitewater and Springfield schools start Friday August 28 for Book Day. Rev Max A O’Dell says Rev A R Jansen, former Rockdale pastor, will lead the September 6 morning service. Darlene Gulley Debbie Farrow plus Mrs Dorothy Lane and Helen Terry luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Schuster New Trenton. Mr and Mrs Wm H Terry Susan Timmy attended the Butler Co Fair. J D Reedy Mr and Mrs Ray Baker Bonnie and Brad Baker attended the Ford show in Las Vegas.
Ross Local School will open for the 1970 71 school year Wednesday September 9. Ross Senior High and the Middle School classes start at 7 50 with Elda Elementary at 8 40 and Morgan Elementary at 8 50. Bus service will be provided and buses will arrive at residences about the same as last year. Fifth through eighth graders at the Middle School ride the same bus as the Senior High students. Kindergarten through fifth grade attendance area for Morgan Elementary covers all territory west of Morgan Ross Road to the Hamilton County line and west of Route 748 to Route 129 including Donna Marie Drive.
The notice outlines school district boundaries from Route 129 to the Indiana Border excluding Tala wanda District and assigns Grades 6-8 to Ross Middle School. Kindergarten from Ross moves to Elda Elementary. Parents urged to register at their child’s building and provides contact numbers for the Superintendent and respective school offices.
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