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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1970
Page
5
Disaster of municipal rules for waste permits and collection weighted by usage. Includes rates for residential permits, pro-rating for first year, and January 31 due date. Also notes packing limits for refuse and a holiday season thank you from Ray DeWitt with local church affiliations.
Real estate ads describe a Broadway two family rental with attic apartment and recent redecorating plus an FHA friendly 3 bedroom ranch with garage and fenced yard. Other listings include a 1 acre near Bright for 19900 with an over 3 car garage apartment, 447 acres near Dillsboro for subdivision, 13 acres with lake and garage, 40 acres near Drewersburg with poultry buildings, a 11 acre poultry ranch, 45.7 acres on I-74 Sunman exit, and smaller homes in Logan and Flora road areas. Prices range from 12900 to 400 per acre.
The passage lists numerous households hosting Christmas Eve and Christmas Day events in Whitewater, detailing the Frey, Hampson, Zwissler, McNally, Sauerland, Bradley, and other families. It records visiting relatives and friends, buffet suppers, Sunday dinners, and a forty ninth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Reas Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roell hosted a Christmas and birthday party on Sunday December 20 at the Lawrence Roell home. Forty four family members shared a turkey and ham dinner, with decorations, games and gift exchanges during the afternoon. All enjoyed the occasion and extended best wishes.
The Harrison Republican Club met Friday December 11 at the Modern Maintenance Building to elect officers for 1971. David J. Knowlton was named president, Robert E. Oyler vice president, and Mrs Ann Woelfel secretary treasurer. The group invites all Southwest Local School District Republicans to join and participate. next meeting is Monday January 18 1971 at 8 00 p.m. at the Modern Maintenance Building South Hill Street Harrison.
James P. Gurney announces a new fifteen minute radio series The Truth That Heals designed for broad audience outreach beginning Sunday January 3 Nearly 1 000 stations including 33 in Ohio will air the program in same slots as Chris Speaks to You Produced by The Mother Church Boston Host Ralph Camargo Music by Larry Groce with John Near on organ Featuring voices from Dallas Boston Tokyo Principia College Boston New Jersey and Palo Alto Cincinnati WCKY will air at 8 45 a.m. on Sundays.
The Hamilton County Park District urges safe winter recreation with warnings about unsafe ice. Ice may be porous due to freeze thaw cycles. thick ice is needed for crowds. Rangers check ice daily. do not skate when lakes are closed. Stay off snow covered ice and sheath blades. avoid speed skating in crowds and skiers going beyond their ability.
Cautionary note advises skiers to avoid risky moves and stay alert for others. Inspect sled boards runners ropes for safety. Call Park District at 521-9866 for current ice conditions and await media updates on skating permits.
A five couple group met over a 1969 Bible Reader text to discuss Jewish Catholic and Protestant viewpoints. Clergy consent came from St. Martin Catholic St James Episcopal Cheviot United Methodist. Local veterans groups host New Year's Eve parties with bands. Miamitown decor spreads through town with civic funding and fire department support.
Gerald E. Carey II has been appointed district manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance's Price Hill office at 5255 Delhi Pike, Cincinnati area. He succeeds William L. Mize, moves from agent to leadership roles since 1962, directing a staff of four with a nine-person clerical team serving Addyston Cleves Columbia Park and Elizabeth.
Miamitown celebrates its 154th year with the first town Christmas decorations along Ohio 128 north to Miamitown Bridge. A citizens group led by Mayme Gieringer raised $1000 from local businesses and groups to fund the display. The Fire Department provided lights and electricity with help from the auxiliary generator. Lights shine 6 p.m. to midnight each evening.
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