Church Basketball results from Harrison United and others
Harrison United Methodist edged First Christian 33 31 at the free throw line with HUM sinking 11 foul shots. Crosby United Methodist beat Bright Christian 68 42 as Bob Johnson scored 24. Church of Christ defeated Harrison Ave Baptist 63 50. Standouts included Dave Brogden 12 for First Christian and Mark Gulley 25 for Church of Christ.
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Harrison United Methodist
First Christian Church
HUM
Dave Brogden
First Christian
Jerry Duckworth
Larry Sandman
Christian
Crosby United Methodist
Bright Christian
Crosby
Bob Johnson
Jack Brewer
Chris Heaton
Steve Knoliman
Bright
Ray Coey
Jim Donohue
Church of Christ
Crobsy
Harrison Ave
Don Bell
Mark Gulley
Bell
Barry Oxley
Jim Eckel
Bowl Down Cancer tournament kicks off across tri state
The 13th annual Bowl Down Cancer event begins February 18 with 64 bowling centers in southwest Ohio northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. Over 35000 bowlers are expected. $1.50 entry supports the American Cancer Society with a $500 men’s prize and $500 women’s prize plus a $9000 overall prize list. Youth entrants pay $1 and vie for trophies. Final rounds occur March 24 and 25 at Northwest Lanes Loveland Lanes and Super Bowl Erlanger. Proceeds fund ACS programs and services. volunteers and proprietors underpin the effort. For questions contact Tom Rosenberger at 559 1050.
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Sands
Tri-State
Eel
American Cancer Society
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Bob Kahle
Northwest Lanes
Fairfield
Loveland Lanes
Loveland
Erlanger
Greater Cincinnati
Lee Sabatelli
BDC
Hamilton
Butler
Brown
Clermont
Franklin
Dearborn
Ripley
Sabatelli
Tom Rosenberger
Supersonics Extend Unbeaten Streak In Community Girls Basketball
The Supersonics defeated Miamitown to stay undefeated with key contributions from Jimmy Centers Billy Brown Dave Buskirk Mike Riggs and Jeff Wilzback plus Chris Saunders Robby Gibs on and Brent Beal. Manager Caleb Centers organized practice bringing in the Ross twins to coach while coach Joe Selick aided the team.
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Supersonics
Miamitown
Jimmy Centers
Billy Brown
Dave Buskierk
Mike Riggs
Jeff Wilzback
Chris Saunders
Robby Gibson
Brent Beal
Berrymen
Stiening
Horner
Caleb Centers
Ross Twins
Rusty
Randy
Joe Selick
Harrison VFW Softball Leagues Forming for 1984 Season
The Duwell Post VFW of Harrison Ohio announces open leagues for 1984 with Monday through Friday night play and a mixed couples league. Interested teams should contact Larry Wert at 637-5540 or VFW at 367-6633. Leagues must be formed by February 29 with first come, first served.
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Harrison V.F.W
Duwell Post V.F.W
Harrison
Ohio
Larry Wert
W.F.W
Harrison Jr High beats Pleasant Run 46 to 39 in wrestling
Harrison Jr High secured a 46 to 39 victory over Pleasant Run with Jeff Chuck Robby Madden Jeremy Alden Herbie Mays Dan Bamonte Scott Gosser Billy Lutts and Jamie Scott scoring and Larry Bailey earning a major decision. The team improves to 5 0 and they will wrestle next Saturday Feb 11.
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Harrison Jr. High School
Harrison Jr. High
Jeff Chuck
Robby Madden
Jeremy Alden
Herbie Mays
Dan Bamonte
Scott Gosser
Billy Lutts
Jamie Scott
Larry Bailey
Jr. High
Catherine Cady A Lady Of Miamitown Bank Legacy
Catherine Cady, longtime Miamitown resident and bank employee, retired from First National Bank of Cincinnati Miamitown branch on January 31 1984. The article praises her faith service at Miamitown Methodist Church her charity to neighbors and leadership in local groups.
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Catherine Cady
Catherine
First National Bank of Cincinnnati
Miamitown
Peach Grove
Lusitania
Miamitown Methodist Church
Fifth Third Bank
Farmers State Bank
Farmers State
First National
Miamitown Business Association
Doris
Sonny
Knights of Columbus International Dinner Celebrates 57th Year
The Knights of Columbus held an International Heritage Dinner on Sunday February 5 to mark the 57th anniversary. Guests included exchange students Martina Erdmann Erik Smaland Michiyo Kutoha and speaker Dennis J. Shonebarger with master of ceremonies Daniel Metz and co-chair Margie Metz. The menu featured diverse dishes from 13 countries and honored members for long service including Francis Rolfes at 60 years Karl Roots Roger Lowe Russell Steele Wilbur Stehlin Roy Webster and others with years ranging from 30 to 5.
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Knights of Columbus
Martina Erdmann
Erik Smaland
Michiyo Kutoha
Dennis J. Shonebarger
State Council
Daniel Metz
Margie
Francis Rolfes
Karl Roots
Roger Lowe
Russell Steele
Wilbur Stehlin
Roy Webster
Robert Metz
Edward Orschell
John Scholle
Gary Back
Gregory Bybee
Paul Bybee
LeeRoy Doerflein
Daniel Fette
Thomas Huismann
Joseph Klump
Michael Minges
Carl Rolfes
Raymond Rybolt
Lyle Albert
Thomas Austin
Thomas Brown
Roger Davis
William Kocher
Lawrence Mason
Richard McNutt
Donald Meyer
Michael Re
Nicholas Starrmann
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Aaaa Corp
Lynn
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