Harrison Press weekly publication info and rates
The Harrison Press is an independent weekly journal published every Wednesday at 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 in its 60th year of reporting area news Established 1925 It serves Hamilton Butler Dearborn and Franklin counties with subscription rates of 750 in state and 800 outside area and carries standard postpaid and mailing details.
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Baby booms and honors mark Harrison area milestones
Thirty years ago Bernard Edward Kocher arrived Dec 23 at Ft Hamilton Hospital weighing 6 lbs 6 oz. Clarence Otto earned an 11 year, 550000 mile safety record for Greyhound Lines and received emblems. A daughter joined Dec 11, 13 baby girl Janna Marie at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital with siblings Cheri and Eric. Twenty years ago Ronald Skipton welcomed Julie Ann on Dec 16 at Mercy Hospital, with Rhonda Jo and Scott. The Eagle Scout Tom Hotopp was honored at Harrison Presbyterian Church. The Merchants Bank lot purchase secures employee parking. Ten years ago Dave Metz earned Michigan Victors Club honors. Knose family welcomed Kacey Lea on Dec 11, 1974 at Dearborn County Hospital. Harrison Boosters awarded a Honda CB360G to Joseph Schnebelt. Five years ago Archie Mason took oath as Harrison mayor.
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Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Bernard Edward
Clarence F. Otto
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Greyhound Lines
Otto
Margaret Wright
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McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
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Janna Marie
Cheri
Eric
Ronald Skipton
Mercy Hospital
Julie Ann
Rhonda Jo
Scott
Wilburn Bybee
Donald Knose
Kacey Lea
Kacey
Dearborn County Hospital
Kellie
Harrison Boosters
Joseph Schnebelt
Greendale
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Lawrenceburg
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Ladycats Rally Past Cowgirls After Holiday Loss
In a holiday swing, the Ladycats beat Wyoming 45 to 22 after losing to Norwood. Coach Kathy Swink’s team improves to 7-2 and heads to North College Hill on January 3. Jody Romohr and Karen Roell lead with 14 and 12 points respectively as Stouffer tops scoring with 21 and Prout adds 20. Reading remains undefeated with an overtime 57 to 51 win over North College Hill, their eighth straight victory.
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Ladycats
Wyoming
Norwood
Kathy Swink
North College Hill
Cowgirls
Jody Romohr
Karen
Karen Roell
Stouffer
Prout
Reading
Indian Hill Ends Harrison Wildcats Long Winning Streak
Indian Hill toppled Harrison 13 to 6 at Sycamore in a Friday night upset that ended the Wildcats 26 game unbeaten run dating to 1952. Jim Powers opened scoring for Harrison, but Indian Hill answered with Gus Taylor and Paul Foertsch to seize the lead, and drama surrounded homecoming festivities with a football queen crowning planned for Madeira.
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Sycamore
Cats
Hamilton Catholic
Dougherty
Schoenhoff
Harrison
Taylor
Madeira
Warriors
Jim Powers
Gus Taylor
Paul Foertsch
New Year Reflections and Local Notices
Bill Baird looks back on 1984 and ahead to 1985 with optimism while noting minor illnesses. He recalls a night out at several local venues and comments on drinks, then mentions church events with Tony Thomas and a sermon at Harrison Church of Christ. A brief note covers India industry deaths and local environmental scare at Gulf in Heaven with corrections.
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Tony Thomas
California
Harrison
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Sunset Ave
Doe Tony
India
Gulf
Moeller and Colerain players named Ballys All-America picks
O Juan Francisco of Moeller High School and Dave Weil of Colerain High School in Cincinnati earned Ballys 1984 High School Football All-America honors. The national coaches panel spotlighted defensive and offensive teams during bowl halftimes with awards presented Dec 31 at the Blue Bonnet Bowl.
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O’juan Francisco
Moeller High School
Dave Weil
Colerain High School
Cincinnati
Francisco
Steve Klenne
Weil
Tom Kocica
National High School Athletic Coaches Association
Bally Manufacturing Corporation
Leisure and Recreation Company
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America
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Six Flags
Lancer Yacht Company
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