Harrison Life Squad Demonstrates First Aid at High School
On February 4 the Harrison Life Squad directed by Chief Irvin Wright presented a full First Aid demonstration at Harrison High School for members and families of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees Chapter 178. The group used a life like model named Annie and impressed attendees with their knowledge and dedication. The public thanks and support of the community are extended for these on duty volunteers protecting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison “Life Squad
Irvin Wright
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Chapter 178
Annie
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens February 15 Across Area
Tracy Salzman and Lindsay Smith present Fudge Cheme and Savannah cookies as the Great Rivers Council prepares its 1971 cookie sale from February 15 to March 1. The drive serves 32 000 girls in nine Ohio Indiana counties, with profits funding camp properties and council expenses. Barry Biscuit Co. supplies five varieties and customers pay 60 cents per box on delivery in April. Troops keep 7 cents per box for activities, with Esther Jacobs chairing the Harrison Neighborhood and Shirley Gobich leading the Three Rivers Neighborhood cookies along with troop chairmen.
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Tracy Salzman
Lindsay Smith
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Ohio
Indiana
Barry Biscuit Company
Harrison
Esther Jacobs
Elsie Daneworth
Meridel Eckel
Alverna Burnett
Phyllis Engel
Virginia Heyob
Ruth Stumpf
Three Rivers
Shirley Gobich
Cookie
Vernon Steinmann
Brad Fisher
Nellie Smith
Lee Howard
Robert Hill
Earl Puchett
Training Officers Installed in Miami Two January 27 1971
Western Hamilton County Fire Protective Association installs training officers for No 1 Fire Department in Ad dyston Ohio. Officers include Maurice Hornbach Robert Weitzel and Don Hesselbeck as shown by Chief Cloyce Snyder. they plan monthly meetings and ongoing training with guest experts on rail road disasters poisonous gases bus crashes electrical fires and radiation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
No. 1 Fire Department
Addyston
Ohio
Western Hamilton Country Fire Protective Association
Ass’t
Maurice Hornbach
New Fire Dept
Robert Weitzel
Mack Fire Dept
Don Hesselbeck
States
Cloyce Snyder
Groesbeck Fire Dept
Western Hamilton Co. Fire Protective Association
Roland Walls
Richmond
Indiana
Fire Dept
Republican Club Meets February 15 in Harrison Hatchery
President David J. Knowlton announces the regular monthly Republican Club meeting for Monday February 15 at 8 00 p m in the Harrison Hatchery Building The program Getting To Know You is planned by Mrs Evelyn Shaver Congressman Walter Powell or his representative will speak on the recently announced layoff at the National Lead Co in Fernald All Southwest School District residents are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Knowlton
Harrison “Hatchery
Evelyn Shaver
Walter Powell
National Lead’Co
Fernald
Southwest
Two Harrison Students Named to EKU Dean's List
Two Harrison Ohio residents earned dean's list honors at Eastern Kentucky University for the fall semester. EKU vice president Dr Thomas F Stovall noted the dean's list requires a 3 5 GPA for at least 14 credit hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ohio
Eastern Kentucky University
Thomas F. Stovall
Eastern
Richard Ps
Cot M. Hall
Honor Roll Student Barbara Van Treese Named at Georgetown
Barbara Jean Van Treese of Harrison Ohio earned A Honor Roll at Georgetown College in the first semester. Executive Dean Thomas Corts announced 130 students qualified for this top academic honor. Van Treese, a Georgetown sophomore, had to earn an A in at least half of courses and maintain a 3.5 or higher quality point average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean van Treese
Harrison
Ohio
Georgetown College
Thomas Corts
Georgetown
Allen van Treese
Route 4
Ross Board Meeting Scheduled for February 11
The Ross Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting February 11 at 8:00 PM in Ross Middle School located at 3371 Hamilton Cleves Road. The public is welcome to attend.
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Ross Board of Education
Ross Middle
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Man Remains At Christ Hospital After Lengthy Stay
A man remains hospitalized at Christ Hospital following a prolonged admission. Work crews and hospital officials have not released further details about his condition or the circumstances surrounding his stay.
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Man
Christ Hospital
Kiwanis And Lions Skirt Game Set In Harrison
Kiwanis and Lions meet in a humorous skirt basketball game Friday March 5 at the school gym. The opener features G A A and Women’s Faculty at 7 30 p m. Admission 1.00 adults 50 cents children, family rate 2 50 for five or more. Receipts split between clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Kiwanis
Lions
Harrison Man Denies Burglary In Dearborn Case
Leonard Chester Brown 33 of Sand Run Road Box 224A Harri son Ohio pled in nocent in Dearborn Circuit Court to burglary charges connected to Hidden Valley Lake offices. Authorities say entry was by prying the front door and two chain saws valued at 200 each plus 60 in cash were stolen. Bond set at 4000 total by Judge Pro Tem Harvey Greene. He faces second degree burglary theft and contributing to delinquency of a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Chester Brown
Sand Run Rd
Harrison
Ohio
Dearborn
Hidden Valley Lake, Inc
Burgace
Brown
Harvey Greene
Knowlton Files Petition for Village Clerk-Treasurer Seat
Ann E. Knowlton filed a petition on February 2 1971 with Hamilton County Board of Election for the office of clerk treasurer of the Village of Harrison on the Republican ticket. Her name was unintentionally omitted last week when other Republican candidates were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann E. Knowlton
Hamilton County’ Board of Eloc
Harrison
Harrison Jaycees Bid To Host Ohio All State Conference
The Harrison Jaycees presented their bid for the November 1971 Ohio Jaycee All State Conference in Columbus on January 30–31. The event would be hosted at Stouffers Cincinnati Inn with a haunted theme and a Sunday Trustees Meeting to decide actions. Attendees included Walter Schunk, Terry Lane, Bill Noel, and several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jaycees
Ohio Jaycee
Columbus
Ohio
Frankenstein
Wolf Man
Ohio Jaycees
All State
Stouffers Cincinnati, Inn
Walter Schunk
Terry Lane
Bill Noel
Dale Biddle
Jerry Lutts
Leo Jr
James
Peewee Baseball Managers Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of all D. CX and DX Peewee baseball managers on Tuesday February 16 at 8 00 PM. All Peewee coaches are urged to attend as Harrison baseball provides leadership and guidance for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. CX
Harrison Baseball
Harrison Democrat Club Elects New Officers at January Meeting
The Harrison Democrat Club met January 27 at Bob's Cozy Inn with strong turnout. Emmaline Knopfle handed the gavel to new president Rudell Fugate as officers were named for 1971, including Nelson Eckel as 1st vice president Oscar Harmon as 2nd vice president and David Bahner as secretary treasurer. Membership is open and dues may be mailed to David Bahner at 1012 Iliff Ave Harrison. The next meeting is in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Democrat Club
Bob’s Cozy Inn
Emmaline Knopfle
Rudell Fugate
Nelson Eckel
Oscar Harmon
David Bahner
Iliff Ave
Harrison
Blanken
David Lahner
Emmaline Knepfie
Wildcats Fall In Close Varsity Matches
Harrison Wildcats drop two league games 66 61 to Colerain and 46 45 to Greenhills. Colerain led 33 21 at half as Tom Farmer 20 and Randy Evans 9 paced the Cardinals. Greenhills pulled away late despite Charlie Beckman 7 and Mike Webb 21 for the Cats with turnovers in crunch time. Harrison finishes with three games remaining including Rising Sun and Mt. Healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wildcats
Colerain
Allen
Tony Pepper
Cats
Craig Bachman
Pepper
Tom Farmer
Randy Evans
Cardinals
Greenhills
Harrison
Charlie Beckman
Pioneers
John Jarrett
Mike Webb
Beckman
Dave Metz
Rising Sun
All American To Show Movies By Wandering Wheels
The Wandering Wheels touring group will present a film at Harrison Junior High School auditorium at 7 30 Wednesday evening March 3. Founder Rob ert Davenport former UCLA All American fullback will attend to show the movie and speak. Admission is free. Bring the family to hear Davenport discuss this growing sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandering Wheels
Harrison Junior High School
Robert Davenport
U.C.L.A
Davenport
Harrison High hosts final home wrestling meet
The Harrison High School wrestling team headlines its last home match this Friday at 7 P.M. in the high school gym. It features a triangular meet with Ross and Greenhills, highlighting a rising high school sport. Admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Ross and
Greenhills
Wilnet
Eta
Harrison Flower Box to Open on Jefferson Street
Mr and Mrs Dennis Slagle plan to open the Harrison Flower Box at 121 N Jefferson St with Georgia Claypool serving as assistant manager The shop will carry fresh artificial flowers gifts wrap ribbons glassware candles sod comer and related items similar to Jo Laine Beauty Shop offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Slagle
Harrison
N. Jefferson St
Georgia Claypool
Comine Hine
Balmer
lMrs
Jo- Laine Beauty Shop
Postmaster Explains New Postage Rates
Postmaster Jackson outlines proposed postal rate increases to place the system on a sound financial basis and shift costs from taxpayers to mail users. The plan raises rates across most categories with phased implementation and Congress appropriations in the first year.
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Jackson
Rate Commission
Postal Service
Kate Chansee
Congress
Pleads Innocent To School Theft
David Estes aged 22 from AR Lawrenceburg pleaded innocent in Circuit Court Monday to second degree burglary charges. He allegedly stole materials and money from the Bright Bile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Estes
Lawrenceburg
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