Harrison newspaper seeks readers and postage details
The Harrison weekly newsletter announces its Wednesday publication schedule at 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 and notes its 61st year of reporting local news. It explains second class mailing and provides annual subscription rates of 8.50 and 9.00 dollars, postage paid at Harrison Ohio.
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Harrison Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Indiana
Local notices reveal weddings and community events from past decades
A fragment from historical columns shows Mrs Laura Craig hosting a 308 years ago shower for Miss Ollie Eldridge with plans for her January 14 1956 marriage to Russell D Bed. Also mentions Eagle Scout Chris Sales 28 years ago and Janet Browning winning a Voice of Democracy contest with a savings bond prize.
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Laura Craig
Galanes
Craig
Ollie Eldridge
Russell D. Bed
Mike Curry
P.S
Chris Sales
Park Ave
State and
Harrison Ave
William Woodruff
Janet Browning
Wm. H. Harrison High School
Voice of Democracy
V.F.W
Janet
Irvin Metz
S21 Broadway
Harrison
Rose-Hulman Standouts Schultz and Noyes Highlight 1975 Team
Dennis Schultz and Pat Noyes emerged as key figures in Rose-Hulman football's rebuilding under Bob Bergman. Schultz, a 5-10 200-pound center and tight end, earned Most Valuable Offensive Lineman and CAC All-Conference honors, while Noyes contributed as a standout player as the Engineers posted 7-3 and CAC title in 1975.
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Harrison
Ohio
Dennis Schultz
Pat Noyes
Rose-Hulman Institute
Rore
Bob Bergman
Schultz
John Schroeder
Greensburg
Mark Gibson
North Vernon
Denny
College Athletic Conference
Noyes
Rose-Hulman
CAC
Winter Sports In County Parks
A brief note highlights winter activities in county parks with periods of cold weather and advisory guidance. It mentions possible ice skating and snow related fun while urging safety and local closures or patrols during severe conditions.
Church League Basketball Results
Miamitown Church of Christ posted their first win of the season, 77 to 43 over U.M. Harry Kirkham led with 22 points, while Joe Toney added 15 and Mike Ladd 11. Harrison Ave eased to a 30-18 halftime lead in a 58 to 40 win over St. John the Baptist as Dan Kerr led St. John’s with 11.
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Miamitown Church of Christ
U.M
Harry Kirkham
Joe Toney
Mike Ladd
Brad Howell
St. John the Baptist
Harrison Ave
Oxley
George Hiler
Paul Nolan
St. John’s
Dan Kerr
First Christian
Rockdale
CHUMS
Harrison Jr. High
Harlem Globetrotters Bring Lynette Woodard to Riverfront Coliseum
Harlem Globetrotters return to Cincinnati on Friday December 27 at Riverfront Coliseum with Lynette Woodard the first woman player. Woodard a 1984 Olympic gold medalist and KU scoring record holder leads a 60th season tour with Madcap basketball and goodwill. Tickets cost 10 9 and 7 50 with child and group discounts and phone orders available.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Cincinnati
Riverfront Coliseum
Lynette Woodard
Ticketron
Woodard
University of Kansas
Trotter
Omni Netherland Plaza
Midwest
Wkrc-Tv
Coliseum
MasterCard
Visa
Times Listed For Annual Wildcat Alumni Classic
Schedule announced by Phyllis Wolf lists the Wildcat Alumni Classic times for class groups from 1964-67 at 3:40 p.m. to 1984-85 at 9:00 a.m., with successive slots for each cohort throughout the day.
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Wildcat
Phyllis Wolf
Carroll Roberts
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T. Black
J. Wesling
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L. Behler
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G. Wendel
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K. Bonvill
E. Wilson S. Ferguson
M. Holderer
D. Asee
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