Kiwanis Honors Bill Kuntz as Sports Corner Award Narrates
Bill Kuntz received the 26th annual Sports Corner Award for outstanding football player in 1972 voted by Harrison coaching staff. Kiwanis news notes his 25 years of Sports Corner column and service to youth, plus personal details and club activities.
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Bill Kuntz
Jeff Pepper
Jeff
Harrison
L. William
Bill) Kuntz
Bill
Kiwanis
Southwest
Lillian
Sis
North Elm Street
Linda
Hamilton County Board of Education
Jody
Campbell-Hausfeld Co
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Old Harrison High School
Ohio State Buckeye
Harrison Press
Bob
Cincinnati
William Henry Harrison High School
Wildcat
Harrison Lions Club
Bil
Kiwanis in # _ooeei- gaan
Eugene Jones
Kiwanis News
Long View Hospital
New Techniques For Long Forming
Cincinnati Incorporated unveils technology for extra long formed metal products. By linking two large press brakes, they enable unprecedented lengths and high tonnage forming with ongoing advantages of accuracy, flexibility, and quick setup. A single source provides equipment tooling applications service and preferential support.
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Cincinnati Incorporated
Cincinnati
Two Juveniles Confess To Arson
Two youths aged 17 and 18 confessed to arson after breaking into Frank Ballard's West Road home in broad daylight at 9 30 AM Tuesday December 5. Items stolen included watches money jewelry and shotgun shells. One was detained by Ballard and an employee, the other arrested by Hamilton County Police in the Blue Jay area.
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Virginia
New York City
Frank Ballard
West Road
Ballard
Hamilton County
Blue Jay
New York
Virginia Sabatelli
Leroy
Volkswagen
Toni
Harrison
Wildcat Booster Meeting Set for December 11
The Wildcat Boosters Club will meet at 7 30 P M on Monday December 11 1972 in Room 1 at the High School. Coach Eddie will show films of several early Wildcat basketball games. Meetings are open to the public.
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Wildcat Boosters Club
Eddie
Wildcat
Mass Held For Dr Wing's Wife Eleanor Wing
Eleanor Wing wife of Dr Joseph F Wing passed in her 70s with Mass at St Peter in Chains Cathedral on December 6. Funeral arrangements handled by Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home of 4619 Delhi Rd.
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Eleanor D. Wing
Wildcats Open Season at Home Friday in Strong Dual Start
The Wildcat wrestling team seeks to improve on an 8-2 dual mark as 42 members compete. Returning stars Ted Williams Dave Kellems and Gary lead defending league champions with a large squad and many 新 Mat Kittens like Rose Guilfoyle Kevan Michaud Kim Feldkamp and Madelyn Culley. First home meet at the high school starts 6 30 with admission 125 adults 75 cents students.
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Wildcat
Wildcats
Ted Williams
Dave Kellems
Gary
Rose Guilfoyle
Kevan Michaud
Kim Feldkamp
Madelyn Culley
Debbie Clark
Debbie Breeden
Betty Roudebush
Donna Hickman
Diane Davis
In Germany 575th Per S.V.C. Co
A terse note from the 575th Per S.V.C. Company signals a post in Germany within the A.P.O. New York route. The fragment references an overseas military logistic unit linked to New York.
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S.V.C. Co
A.P.O
New York
N.Y
Back From Hunt Mr Charles Greer and Son Return
Mr Charles Greer and his son Robert Greer of Heaven return from a hunt while sons in law Harold Hall and Jerry Caudill are mentioned in the family's greetings.
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Charles Greer
Robert Greer
Heaven
Harold Hall
Jerry Caudill
Loyd Barnes and wife celebrate 60th anniversary in Harrison
Mr and Mrs Loyd Barnes of Brooks Road Harrison Ohio celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday November 16 1972. They dined at Beef n Boards with friends and enjoyed the musical production Jump For Joy. Mr Barnes has farmed in Harrison for over fifty years.
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Loyd Barnes
Mrs
Loyd Brooks
Harrison
Ohio
Mr. Barnes
JC's Christmas Lighting Contest Opens In Harrison
Harrison Jaycees with Adams Texaco sponsor a Christmas lighting contest at 1032 Harrison Avenue. Southwest Local School District residents may enter by mail using the entry blank printed in this paper. Prizes will be awarded for artistic application religious significance craftsmanship simplicity of design originality and safety.
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Harrison Jaycees
Adams Texaco
Harrison Avenue
Southwest
Harrison
Contributions Sought for Mayor's Fund for the Needy
The Mayor's Fund for the Needy seeks donations to aid the less fortunate in Harrison for a better Christmas. Contributions may be sent to the Municipal Building at 200 Harrison Ave.
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Harrison
Harrison Ave
Democrat Club Elect Officers
The Harrison Democrat Club met November 29 at the Sunset Inn with a large attendance. Officers were elected during the gathering.
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Democrat Club
Harrison Democrat Club
Sunset Inn
Birth of the Son of God Light Prompts Joyful Hope
The verse celebrates a heavenly sign and joy from above signaling the birth of the Son of God whose reign is rooted in love. It reflects enduring belief as years pass and the holy lives in human hearts inspiring earthly hope and guidance.
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Son of God
Earth
I-74 Bids To Be Opened December 12
Bids will be opened December 12 on a 300000 dollar project to correct sliding soil on three sections of I 74 in Whitewater and Green Townships Hamilton County. State Transportation Director J Richley said draining and reconstruction are planned. Work areas include eastbound slope east of Morgan road top slope near Ohio 128 and US 50B intersection and slope east of US 52 Harrison road interchange. Estimated completion is July 31 1973.
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Whitewater
Green Townships
Hamilton County
J. Richley
Morgan Road
Harrison Road
Patient Margie Enochs Recuperating at Jewish Hospital
Margie Enochs is a patient at Jewish Hospital recovering from surgery. She is listed in room 154A.
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Margie Enochs
Jewish Hospital
Home From Hospital Louise Powers Returns
Louise Powers is discharged and returning home after a hospital stay. Family members say she is resting and recuperating, with doctors monitoring her condition and planning follow up care.
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Louise Powers
Franklin County Water Association Increases Tap Fees
The Franklin County Water Association set December 16, 1972 as the cutoff for existing members to lock in current terms. After that date the tap on fee rises to 175 dollars, up 100 from the former rate, while the 75 dollar membership fee remains unchanged. The board aims to start construction in 1973 and proceed with final design based on current membership, noting further increases may occur tied to engineering costs.
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Franklin County Water Association, Inc
Franklin County
Water Association
Water Company
Lee
Board of Directors
The
Getting a Christmas Tree from the Country
A narrator recalls choosing a real Christmas tree with Grandma and Grandpa in the country. They resist artificial trees and prefer the scent of cedar and pine, enjoying a traditional holiday scene led by Grandma Frances Fleck of Indianapolis.
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Mrs
Frances
Grandma” Fleck
Indianapolis
Two Fatal Crashes and Local Juvenile Burglary Spree
A head on I 74 collision westbound in the eastbound lane near Indiana 1 in Dearborn County killed Cecil Haynes and Frank Nedelman from Kentucky and Ohio respectively. Fire and police freed the victims as authorities investigate entry errors into the wrong lanes. In Harrison, two youths, 14 and 17, were arrested for burglary arson and trespassing tied to a November burglary at Harrison Elementary and a fire at St John Church parking lot and related vandalism. Continuous court appearances ahead.
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Cecil Haynes
Cloegood
Providence Hospital
Cincinnati
Frank S. Nedelman
Blue Grass Lane
Amberly Village
Versailles
Nedelman
Haynes
Air Force
St. Leon
Indiana 1
Dearborn
Whitewater River
Frank Mondary
Russell Grubbs
Wilpers
Harrison
Ee Court
Benjamin Schwartz
St. John’s Catholic Church
Harrison Elementary School
Christmas Dinner for Ohio Valley Barracks and Auxiliary
Ohio Valley Barracks and Auxiliary No. 186 Veterans of WWI hold their annual Christmas Dinner on Saturday December 9 1972 at 12 noon at the American Legion Home in Lawrenceburg Indiana. Turkey dressing gravy and potatoes will be furnished. Members should bring a $1 Christmas gift for Muscatatuck School. Father Kern delivers the message and Richard Horn with Mrs. William Jackson sings Christmas Carols. Nonmembers are invited to attend.
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Ohio Valley
American Legion Home
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Muscatatuck School
Father Kern
Lawrenceburg St. Lawrence Catholic
Richard Horn
William Jackson
Blind Group Elects Officers
Beverly Graham of All, Freddie Lock of Bright, and Mrs. Garland Baer of Law are elected to the group’s officers. The next meeting will be Saturday December 16 at 2 00 P M at the church.
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Rots
Beverly Graham
Freddie Lock
Bright
Garland Baer
Law
Girl Scout Bake Sale at Two City Locations
Girl Scout Troop 823 sponsors a bake sale and Christmas items at First National Bank on State St and at the Building on Harrison Ave. The sale runs until 11 AM on December 9, 1972.
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First National Bank
State St
Harrison Avenue
Wildcats Win Pair to Open Season Dominating Forest Park and Taylor
The Wildcats opened with a 57 53 win over Forest Park and followed with a 60 46 victory against Taylor. Terry Kittle led scoring with 20 points against Forest Park as Craig Bachman added 13, while Bucky Adams topped Forest Park with 13. The reserves fell 35 29.
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Wildcats
Forest Park
Taylor
Terry Kittle
Cats
Allen
Bucky Adams
Chargers
Harrison
Kittle
Craig Bachman
Wildcat
Bachman
Chris Potonsky
Don Whitmore
Bob Bowling
Jarrett
Thurman
Rich Bates
Eddie Allen
Doming
Weber
Yellowjackets
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Harrison Citizen
Wildcat Booster Meeting
Dr. Wing
Germany
Harrison, Ohio
Gert Holaday
Franklin Co. Water Co
Grandma
Harrison School
Girl Scout Bake Sale
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