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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1984

Page

13

Marine of the Month James R Roell honors at Pendleton

Marine Lance Corporal James R. Roell son of Mrs Betty Roell Cedar Grove Indiana earned the July Marine of the Month honor for his squadron. A Meritorious Mast was held by Lt Col D F Trumpe. Roell, a 1981 Brookville High School graduate, later earned a machine tool degree at Southern Ohio College in 1982. He is assigned to HMA 169 MAG 39 at Camp Pendleton and plans a South Pacific tour October 1984 to May 1985. We provide his current address for mail.

James R. Roell Earl Betty) Roell R.R Cedar Grove Indiana D.F. Trumpe Roell Camp Pendleton California Marine Attack Helicopter Squadron 169 Brookville High School Southern Ohio College South Pacific Roell James R

Couple Ties Knot in 1984 Harr ison Wedding

Albert Hank Loos and Lois Amann wed June 18 1984 at St John Baptist Church Harrison officiated by Rev Shackelford. Lois, a Diamond Oaks graduate in Child Care, works as a nurse's aide at Three Rivers Nursing Home. Hank helps in family business John Loos and Sons Blacktopping. Shower held at groom's home for immediate family.

Albert Hank) Loos Lois Amann Shackelford St. John Baptist Church of Harrison Lois North College Hill Diamond Oaks Ing Three Rivers Hank John Loos

Theft and damage reports from late August incidents

The notices list several August thefts and damages. Lisa Mackie reported a 1979 Ford Thunderbird stolen from her residence on August 25 or 26. Tony Keith reported an air conditioner damaged and a sign removed at his hair salon. Bruce Hayes reported $19.43 in gasoline theft at United Dairy Farmer. Harvey Clark reported a rock thrown through a window. Jim Lane reported his motorcycle damaged with lights out and gas tank bent.

Lisa Mackie Whitewater Dr Ohio Tony Keith N. Walnut Bruce Hayes United Dairy Farmer S. State St Harvey Clark Jim Lane Tall Oaks

Three New Buses For Southwest Local School District

Southwest Local School District will add three buses to its fleet arriving in about eight months. Bids accepted at the August 23 meeting cover two 65 passenger bus chassis from Chevrolet at 14961 each, two 65 passenger bodies from Lahman Transportation at 9248 each, and a 19 passenger bus chassis from McClusky Chevrolet at 10661 plus a 19 passenger bus body at 10318. Assistant Superintendent says state reimbursement will cover half the 65 passenger buses and total cost of the 19 passenger vehicle. totals are 24209 for each 65 passenger bus and 20979 for the 19 passenger bus.

Karen Minnelli Southwest Chevrolet Lahman Transportation McClusky Chevrolet Warren Remle

Bake Off And Pie Auction At Miami Center Cleves Ohio

The Miami Senior Center hosts a bake off and pie auction at 8 North Miami Avenue September 29 at 12 noon. Enter up to two pies with two age divisions junior and adult and two categories apple and other fruit pies. Judging for flavor appearance texture, pies must be standard 9 inch. No entry fee. all pies donated to auction with proceeds aiding the Miami Center Program. Prizes: $25 first, $15 second, $5 third per category and division plus ribbons and gift certificates. Entries due by Friday September 21, 1984 at 5. pies accepted September 29 from 9 a.m. to noon. judging at noon. Preauction follows.

Miami Center Miami Avenue Cleves Ohio Miami Senior Center

Lunch price for type-A meals kept same by district board

Southwest Local School District Board of Education voted Aug 23 to reject a 10 cent rise in type-A school lunch prices. Secondary meals stay at 90 cents and elementary at 75 cents. Only 15 percent of students buy type-A lunches, most prefer ala carte or brown bag options, and past price hikes reduced purchases.

Southwest Local School District Board of the Education Food Service Ted Krikos Tom Kammerer

Special Meeting on 1985 Community Development Allotment

A special meeting is scheduled for September 17 at 7 30 p m at Crosby Township Hall to discuss the 1985 Community Development Allotment. Doris Turner 31-Site

Crosby Township Hall Doris Turner

Bake Off Pie Entry Donated to Miami Senior Center Auction

The note states that upon entry, all pies become property of the Miami Senior Center to be donated to the pie auction. It implies participants consent to transfer ownership for the fundraiser. No dates or additional organizers are specified.

Miami Senior Center

Ninth Season For Marching Kittens Baton Troupe

The Harrison Wildcat Marching Kittens begin their ninth baton twirling season for 1984 85. Sponsored by Harrison Elementary PTA under Brenda Jackson and Kim Bader. Registration runs now through Sept 7 1984 with phone registration available via Kathy Spitzmiller 367 0943 or Bonnie Lawson 367 9475.

Harrison Wildcat Harrison Elementary Pta Brenda Jackson Kim Bader Kathy Spitzmiller Bonnie Lawson

Hoxworth Blood Types Urgent Need for Type O Donors

Hoxworth Blood Center seeks type O positive and O negative donors in the Tri-State region due to extensive transfusion needs. Most people are type O and about 44 percent may be O. Donors can learn their blood type in 45 minutes and save a life. Donor room hours are Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Hoxworth Blood Center Tri-State

Bright Colts Knothole Sign-ups and Try-outs

The Bright Knothole baseball team invites all 12 and 13 year old boys to sign up and try out on Saturday September 1 at 11 a.m. at Lions Field on Stateline Road near Bright. For more information contact Ray Webster at 637 3383.

Bright Colts Lions Field Stateline Road Bright Ray Webster

Dance For Heart Marathon By Studio Supports AHA

Fit Expectations Studio sponsors a Dance For Heart aerobic marathon to aid the American Heart Association. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday September 8 at Forest Hills High School Gym 2600 Bartels Drive. Registration is 5 dollars and includes a tee shirt.

Fit Expectations Studio American Heart Association Forest Hills High School Bartels Drive

Senior Citizens Craft Sale At Kroger And IGA

St. Citizens Harrison holds its annual senior craft sale on September 14 in the Kroger lot at 10939 New Haven Rd and the Harri son IGA lot at 320 S. State St. Seniors will display handmade items for sale.

Harrison Kroger New Haven Rd Harrison Iga S. State St

First Meeting Called For Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199

The first regular fall session meeting for J.B. Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199 is set for Wednesday September 5 at 7 30 p m at the Legion home on Vine Street. Dues for the 1984 85 year are due.

J.B. Yeager Legion Home Vine St

Beautification Winners Named for Shaker Farms Garden Club

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Meckstroth of 105 Treeline Court win the 1984 civic beautification award. Betty Cockendorfer, chair, presented the engraved watering can at their Aug 21 home. Also honored were John Loos for outstanding annual display and Larry Mortashed for cactus and succulent display. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kilgore receive a spectacular recognition.

Greg Meckstroth Treeline Court Shaker Farms Garden Club Betty Cockendorfer Meckstroths John Loos N. Jefferson St Larry Mortashed Elbern Ave

Harrison Seeks Involvement in County Development Plan

Harrison joins Hamilton County Community Development program for 1985 to 1987, supported by a $35 million block grants allocation with $10 million more expected. City council approved participation 5-0 after prodevelopment remarks by Michael Maloney and Jim Dole, with a public hearing planned.

Harrison Hamilton County Michael Maloney Jim Dole

School Bus Safety Rules Explained for Drivers

As schools reopen, drivers are urged to exercise caution around buses. Law states that on streets with fewer than four lanes all traffic must stop when a bus is halted, while on four lane roads only traffic moving in the same direction as the bus must stop. Do not proceed until the bus resumes motion or is signaled to continue. Noncompliance may lead to police investigation.

Finalization Of Plans For Network Of Care

Plans to establish a Network of Care in four township areas will be finalized at Whitewater Senior Center on Dry Fork Road September 4 at 9 30 a m The volunteer network aims to offer respite home maintenance counseling and assistance with government and private insurance forms through six service areas

City of Harrison Board of Zoning Appeals George St Harrison Joseph Anthony Ventura Carolina Trace Triumph Energy Corp Dry Fork Rd Donald Dunn Cari Harrison Barbara Gieringer City of Whitewater

Health Awareness Programs At Providence Hospital

Providence Hospital offers two six week Back Care Education programs. One class runs Wednesdays September 5 to October 10 from 6 30 to 7 30 p.m. The second class begins Thursday for another session with similar schedule.

Providence Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Notary Jerry Wilson Wilson Associates Jerry Harrison Ave Jim Roell Mrs Albert Loos Carolyne Rolfes Board of Zoning Appeals Price Hoxworth Edelmann Walter Kilgore Carolina Trace Road Betty Cookendorfer HE BY
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