Harrison Ohio Weekly Journal Emphasizes Local News Reach
Harrison Ohio weekly newspaper announces its 59th year of reporting area news from 307 Harrison Ave. The independent journal emphasizes service to Harrison and surrounding territory with local interests prioritized and a dedicated phone listing for readers.
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Births and engagements span decades in Harrison area notes
A local column recalls milestones from 30 to 5 years ago. Debora Sue Frey is born at Mercy Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces, with family congratulations. Other entries record engagements, anniversaries, weddings, and military honors involving Harrison residents and nearby towns, including Joseph Edward Nowlin and Edwin Charles Westwood, and noting real estate transfers and party celebrations across the period.
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James Frey
Mercy Hospital
Debora Sue
Dora Corey
Harrison
Elmer Frey
Alvin Roessler
N. Jefferson St
George
Bessie Roukas
Arthur H. Burke
Ohio
Patricia Ann
Edward Allan Hiler
Earl Hiler
AR 1
Don Kraus
Whitewater Meadows
Dickie
Walter Nowlin
Pinhook Road
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Connersville
Ind
Joseph Edward
Mary Jane Roell
Eugene Roell
Russell G. Fox
Russell F. Fox
New Alsace
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles Schriml
Edwin J. Westwood
Edwin Charles
New Trenton
Debbie Blanton
St. Petersburg Rd
Campbell Realty Co
University of Evansville
Joseph A. Schulte
Okeana
Ann Marie
Joseph Urban
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Andrew Lewis Griffin
St. Chris Tompkins
Usn
Andrew
Wm. H. Harrison
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Owls Rally in Weekend Hoops Run to 6-1 Start
The Christ Centered School Owls under Coach Tony Thomas posted two wins and one loss in a three game span. They beat Calvary Christian 36-29 with a late third-quarter surge and 7 rebounds by the team, then won 37-13 behind 8 points from Charles Smith and 9 rebounds by Stacy Grubbs. In a dramatic finish, St. Nicholas of Sunman won 45-45 with 2 seconds left as Fledderman hit a 25-foot winner. Grubbs had a season high 18 points and Turner 15 as the Owls fell to 6-1 ahead of their January 5 game.
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Tony Thomas
Calvary Christian
Latonia
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Stacy Grubbs
Scott Callaway
Charles Smith
Jimmy Hickey
C.C.S
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Steve Hickey
Todd Turner
St. Nicholas of
Sunman
St. Nick
Turner
St. Nick’s
Nets
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