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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
8
Funeral services were conducted at Lutz Funeral Home in Harrison to honor Daisy Hand. Rev. Roger Meredith of the First Christian Church presided, with interment at Glen Haven following services.
Harry J. Glissman 82 Bonnell Community died Saturday at Dearborn County Hospital. Survived by his wife Mae two daughters Mrs Venette Back and another child not named in fragment. Funeral arrangements pending.
Mrs Glenna Scheib of Guilford dies prompting visitation from 4 to 9 p m today. She is survived by two sisters Mrs Nina Brown of Manchester and Mrs Clara Morling of Wrights Corner.
Finley Hicks Sr aged 72 of Cleves Ohio died at 9:50 p.m. Saturday February 6 1971 at Veterans Hospital Cincinnati after two years of poor health. Born July 4 1898 in Housley County Kentucky to John and Patience Hicks he was a lifelong farmer until 1950 and later worked for the State of Ohio until retiring in 1964. Visitation at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton followed by services at cemetery in Kentucky. He is survived by his wife Dora Combs Hicks and two sons Finadora?
The obituary notes the passing of a man with five daughters Leda Geneva Vera Fern Pauline and others, plus 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Survived by siblings including Andy and relatives in Hamilton Connersville Chicago Cincinnati and White Pine.
Lawrence Schuman 49 died Monday at his home in St. Leon. Survived by wife Louise and five children Rosella Dorothy Margaret at home, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Schuman of St. Leon, five brothers William Lawrenceburg Walter Harold Joseph C. Richard, four sisters Viola Andres St. Leon Matilda Bischell Columbus Frances Andres Phoenix Loretta Bihr Harrison. Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Church with burial in church cemetery.
Visitation to follow after 2 p m at the Andres Funeral Home in Dover. The notice lists the location and time for family and friends to pay respects.
The coach reviews two close losses to Colerain and Greenhills, notes 500 season mark, and discusses halftime procedure and mental confidence. He praises five seniors Kenny Bortlein Charles Donaworth Dave Metz Tony Pepper Allan Pfister as leaders and outlines upcoming tournament draw at Xavier Field House on Sunday Feb 14.
Mr Delbert Moore of 205 Harrison Avenue Harrison Ohio appointed as Business Insurance Specialist for Nationwide Insurance Companies. He undergoes a two year program to gain complete technical knowledge in all phases of business insurance including group insurance. Moore has six years with Nationwide and has lived in Harrison for 20 years.
National Farmers Organization president Oren Lee Staley says the hog lift raised hog prices in interior Iowa and other markets by three to four dollars per hundredweight despite record slaughter, with January 1971 hogs slaughtered far higher than January 1970. The program paused to enroll more members and expand its impact.
Local press announces new subscription drive inviting residents to access city briefs, classifieds, and community updates. The notice emphasizes affordable rates and delivery options across the region.
The Village Historical Society met February 2 at the Woelfel home. President Gene Woelfel led with the Pledge of Allegiance. Members donated items including Marjorie Burnside Burre’s It Happened at North Bend and a vintage wall desk from Schlemmer’s Feed Mill.
Fish Fry at New Baltimore Fire House from 4 30 p m to until Feb 19 with a donation of 1 25. Sauer Kraut Luncheon at Presbyterian Church Feb 16 from 11 30 to 1 00. Annual Dessert Bridge Feb 13 at Presbyterian Fellowship Hall 1 00 P M reservations via M Cordray or L Beathard with 1 25 donation. Monthly Card Party Feb 14 at St John s Cafeteria 8 00 P M everyone welcome
The Beta Sigma Phi meeting on February 3 discussed plans for the upcoming Valentine Dance and reported on the Gladys Merrill Fund. The Attic and Rummage Sale on January 29 and 30 netted $130 for Mrs. Merrill with donations from members and the Handy Homemakers Club. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Ronald Fry and Mrs. John Wittenbrook.
Mrs Chester C Sudbrack announced 16 000 volunteers in Southwestern Ohio will join over 2 million nationwide February 21 for Heart Sunday. Local chairmen include Esther Seifert with assistance from Mrs James Renck Mrs Dottie Martini and Harrison High School Girls Athletic Association under Barbara Smith supervision.
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