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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
8
A Brownie troop enjoys skating under the guidance of troop consultant Mrs. Sally Webster. The activity builds teamwork and lays groundwork for the skating badge the Girl Scouts will pursue in later sessions.
A Pendleton native, listed as second in a sixty man class, is noted as a 1960 Aurora High School graduate from Auora Indiana, reflecting his early schooling.
Mr and Mrs Gene Van Trees hosted Christmas Day with a gathering of relatives and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Barney Simonson Verle VanTreese Mr and Mrs Allen VanTreese Mrs Harry Newhouse Mrs Harry M Biddle Mr and Mrs James Acra Mr and Mrs Milton Balldock and daughters Karen and Brenda Dennis Ficker of Cincinnati Richard VanTreese and children Jeffrey Jennifer Amy and Terry Jo Bridgetown Barbara VanTreese of Austin Texas Beverly and Mike Bolte of Cincinnati attended.
Becky, a native of Cir, spoke at the Kiwanis meeting as a secondary teacher. The event highlighted her experiences and goals in education and community service.
Members of the Legion Auxiliary gather for a meeting led by unit No. with plans for community service. Reports highlight upcoming events and project coordination among local chapters.
Cincinnati Bell connected over 4000 telephones this week and may have served the Bell System's 100 millionth call. The company has more than 894000 telephones in service across its Ohio and Kentucky operating area with installations spread nationwide.
Dr and Mrs John Birely of Los Angeles spent a weekend with Laura Lee Mears’ parents Mr and Mrs Charles Mears before flying to Cambridge Mass where Dr Birely will speak at a Mass Institute of Technology scientists meeting. Mr and Mrs Thomas Qualey of Long Island New York attended their sister Linda Qualey’s wedding in Harrison.
Miss Linda Qualey daughter of Mrs. Thomas Molter and the late Robert Qualey married Stephen Schuh son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Burchfield at 7 30 p m November 19 1971 Rev Roger Meredith officiated The bride was given in marriage by her brother Thomas Qualey of Long Island New York The matron of honor was Sherry Smith Bridesmaids were Bev Minges Linda Brockman and Diane Stone Best man was Frank Minges Ushers were Jim Weisbrodt Ed Smith and Don Schuh
William Jovanovich of New York addressed graduates at St. John Arena on December 17 during the autumn commencement. Recipients include Nancy K. Myers and Russell E. Simmonds both from Cleves Ohio with MB A and BS degrees, James M. Cornelius BS in Agriculture and Mark E. Russell BA both from Harrison Ohio.
Louis Nippert is reappointed by the Probate Court to a three year term as Park District Commissioner for the Hamilton County Park District effective January 1, 1972. He has served since June 4, 1953, with Sam Benedict and Richard H. Durrell as the other two commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Bibee and relatives including John A Bibee Forest Jones Curtis Turner Ann Banks and Frank Homan spent Christmas Eve with the Bibee family. Leona Carroll of Harrison and Herbert Jones of Hamilton Ohio visited the Bibee home Sunday.
State Representative Tom Pottinger reports that the longest yearly legislative session has come to an end. The lengthy term saw extended debates and extensive committee work as lawmakers wrapped up key bills and adjourned.
Mr Hope and Mr Mrs Ed Green and families from Deep Gap spent the holidays with Geo Potts. Geo Potts returned from Providence Hospital. Leona Bachman hosted Christmas Eve and dinner with various relatives. Families from Mass and Louisiana joined Kenneth Dean and others for Christmas. Carolers visited on the hill and Bachman and Wessel families were seen Sunday.
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