Beautiful new First Baptist Church on Hill Street dedication
A 70 000 brick and stone church on Hill Street at Broadway in Harrison was dedicated on Thanksgiving Day with special services and two free meals for over 1000 attendees. The village gains a sizable asset as the First Baptist Church opens its doors.
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First Baptist Church
Hill St
Broadway
Harrison
Cincinnati
Irma Wilson
Emma Maines
New Trenton
Daisy Mae
Peppertown Hill Rd
Leo Bowling
RR 2
A.L. Donaworth and Son Realty
Ohio
Don Schmeltzer
Johnson’s Fork
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Donna Gail
John Randal
Don C. Ball
Cheviot
West Rd
Everett E. Biddle
Campbell Realty Co
White Gladiolas
Willena Bourquein
Louis Bourquein
Donald E. Schlueter
Ethel M. Schlueter
Wyoming
Man
Bryan Knollman
Alma Dean Knollman
Miamitown Methodist Church
Cincinnati Medical Assoc
W. M. Kuhlmann
The
Medical Association
Ben Franklin
Bowling winners slice through multiple lanes in match night
Rosemeyer's Plants Merchants Bank American Store Fix and Winton S and L each won three games from Schott's Lanes Stroh's Beer Whitewater Valley Inn and McKinney Pools. Harison Home Bakery and Miller High Life each won two games from Burger Beer and Hady Delight.
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Rosemeyer’s
Merchants Bank
American Store Fix
Winton S&l
Schott’s Lanes
Stroh’s Beer
Whitewater Valley Inn
McKinney Pools
Harison Home Bakery
Miller High Life
Burger Beer
Hady Delight
Figures Show The Harrison Press Is The Largest Weekly
Figures indicate The Harrison Press stands as the largest weekly publication in Harrison, reflecting strong circulation, community reach, and competitive position among local papers.
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Harrison Press
Ladycats Struggle Early In Season With Two Losses
The Varsity Ladycat basketball team dropped two tight games last week. On Nov 30 they lost to McAuley 38 45 with poor shooting. Dec 2 Greenhill Pioneers edged them 55 51 as fouls late gave Greenhill free throws. Senior Diane Nagele led with 20 points. The 0-3 record includes 0-1 in league. Next they host Taylor on Dec 14 seeking fan support.
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Sheila Atwood
Ladycat
Ladycats
McAuley
Melissa Crone
Sophmore
Jody Romohr
Diane Nagele
Bets Brickner
Karen Roell
Greenhill Pioneers
Greenhills
Taylor
Christ Centered School Owls Open First Basketball Season
The Christ Centered School Owls opened their first basketball season with a 41 16 win over President Drive led by Nathan Adams 12 and Todd Turner 12. Turner grabbed 23 rebounds and Adams 9, with Adams also posting 4 assists. They then lost 34 29 to St Marys Aurora before a 44 36 defeat to St Peters St Leon. Turner led scoring in the losses with 12 points against St Peters and 11 against St Marys. The Owls next play St Lawrence at Lawrenceburg and St Johns Lutheran at Aurora.
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Christ Centered School
Owls
Indiana
Tony Thomas
Todd Turner
Stacy Grubs
Jimmy Hickey
Scott Callaway
Nathan Adams
Charles Smith
Bryan Stewart
Billy Grubbs
Steve Hickey
Steve Roessler
Jason Bott
President Drive
St. Mary's School
Aurora
St. Mary’s
St. Peter's School of
Lawrenceburg
St. Lawrence
St. John's Lutheran School
Wildcats
Pioneers
Cats
Todd Carter
Jeff Adams
East Central grapplers win triple dual at Milan
East Central wrestlers claimed a triple dual meet victory at Milan Saturday over BC Trojans South Dearborn Knights and Lawrenceburg Tigers. EC led SD 51-18 and finished 54-18 against Milan with multiple pins and decisions, earning medals for David Brichler, Rick Walker and Mike Mays.
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East Central Grapplers
Milan
Traci Bryant
East Central
BC Trojans
South Dearborn Knights
Lawrenceburg Tigers
Milan Indians
Lee Cherry
Jim Samphaski
South Dearborn
Tiger
David Brichler Knight
Trojan
Rick Walker
Trojans
Jim Vogt
Allan Steger
Tony Becker
Steger
Becker
Tigers
Rick Zoller
Mike Harrig
Lawrenceburg
Scott Boland
Mike May
LHS
Pat Martini
Martini
Ec-South
Dearborn
Brichler
Walker
Vogt
Stegeree
Zoller
Hariig
Boland
May
Bonomini
David Brichler
Mike Mays
Bob Branigan
Wildcats Fall Short In Close League Showdown
East Central action saw the Wildcats led by Glenn Hughes 20 points 15 rebounds as they narrowly trailed 60 58 against Steve Brunes Trojans. John Vandepohl 14 and Mike Kinnett 10 also reached double figures. turnovers cost the Cats with 15 miscues as Pioneer league rivalries heated up.
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East Central
Wildcats
Steve Brunes
Trojans
Cats
Jerry Bovard
THE
Glenn Hughes
Hughes
John Vanderpohl
Mike Kinnett
Kinnett
Vandy
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Ave
Hamilton
Butler
Franklin
Orlik
Richard C. Stauffer
Orville Kinker
Harrison Chamber of Commerce
Neil Platt
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Blanken
Mercy Hospital
Karen
Linda
Christopher
Amy Blanken
St. John the Baptist Church
Judith Ann Losekamp
Randall Gene Grubbs
John Losekamp
Ivan R. Grubbs
Ray J. Schebler
Ryan Joseph
Fred Taylor
George Schebler
Ind
St. Joseph Catholic
St. Leon
Mary Ann Bischoff
Joe D. Carr
Biddle’s
Building Materials Home Improvement Center
Stone Drive
Iliff and
Age
Kentucky
Rhodes
Carroll and Bowen
Gerald
Beth) McCray
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kathryn Michelle
Bowling News
Linda K. Viel
Donna Smith
Betty Wear
Donna Storck
Judy Moenck
Shirley Ader Wee Eeneee
Jackie Hiler Werner Renee
Severn
Debbie Nash
Joan Stamper
Carmella Hume
Nancy Blaylock
ISS
Shirley Ader
Linda V. Viel
Wee En
B. Dall
J. Britton
M. Wilhelm
M. Bohman
P. Sanders A
M. Gilbert
A. Panchaud
G. Buckley
ST. Hartung
Wwe
D. Kleckner
Phyllis Duty
Martha Winters
Alice Fohl
T. King
D. Harley
A. Kinnett
G. Anness
B. Wilber, Sr
Ee D. Back
R. Smith Jr
J. Gilbert
A. Wenger
F. Milesky
J. Adams
S. Simons
T. Meyer
R. Rybolt
K. Stumpf
T. Bedinghaus
J. Back
J. Sunberg
In Harrison
Christ Centered School Owls
By Bill Kuntz
Finneytown
Reading
Jerry Schunk
Cardinals
Anderson
Redskins
Mt. Healthy
Norwood
Eeees
Ross Rams
Blanchester
Rams
North College Hill
Ross
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jon Milesky
Tom Nolan
Dave Eckel
Jim Chaney
Daryl Rider
John Roessler
Ed Thrasher
S. State St
Zr Pharma
Harrison, Ohio
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