Liking Back Robberies and Local News Snapshots Collect
Fifty years ago a string of petty robberies claimed small sums from St Johns Church nursery, J.B. Yeager Post Aux, and local homes while owners were away. Twenty years past, births and development plans dominated Harrison life with new homes, road work, and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Biddle
St. Johns Congres Church
George Ashley
E. Park Ave
Aux
J.B. Yeager
Ray Hartman
Gene Woods
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Barmom
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ruth Lyness
Harry Lyness
Florida
Ruth
Ble. Cooke
Harrison Heights
Christopher Steven
Harrison
New Haven
Baughman Road
Ray Minges
Nancy Kern
Rudolph Kern, Jr
Marvin Road
U.S. 52
Harrison Ave
Carolina Trace Road
Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment in Harrison Village
The village council of Harrison Ohio schedules a public hearing for March 18 1975 at 730 PM on proposed Amendment to Ordnance 673 Zoning. The amendment is available for examination at the Clerks Office Harrison Municipal Building 9 AM to 5 PM February 12 1975 through March 18 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ohio
Harrison Municipal
Local bowling league results and standings for January 1975
The report lists W.F.W. Boosters Culley's Pharmacy and Harrison Men's Club bowling wins on January 23 and February 3 1975, with team rosters and high scorers. It includes January 24 1975 bowling statistics for Shelva Huber Marcella Gilbert Linda Schuck Donna Storck and others, plus P.T.A. bowling efforts led by Barb Faulkner as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelva Huber
Marcella Gilbert
Linda Schuck
Donna Storck
Alice Klopfstein
Mary Brotherton
Anna Cole
Audrey Berne
Betty Dall
Jackie Hiler
Wanda Schlueter
Gladys Roehm
Linda Adams
Ann McCowan
Ann Bingle
Mary Hill
Mary Clark
Lucy Phelps
Jean Poye
Jean Skipton
Mary Beal
Hazel Stirm
Ann’ Bingle
Eunice
Esterkamp
Alice
Klopfstein
John Newhouse
M. Butterfield
Joe Toney
Dale Mendel
Gary Back
Randy Darby
Daie Allstatter
Gene’ Jacobs
John Brater
Ed McDaniel
Norman Knollman
Bill Seiter
Russ Steele
Gary Back Seis
Russ Cole
Louise. Sturgill
George Creamer Jr
Tom Ee
Jim, Jennison
Pam Breeden
Ed Back
Wees
Jim, Gulley BP
Jim
Rudisell Ee
Elmer Rosemeyer
Jim Blair
Dan Fette
Gale Minges
Jerry Adams
Verna Brickner
Dan Neff
Eeeby Eees
Dot Mackie
Strohs
Betty Seitz
Culley’s Phar
Carol Nerlinger
Bob Brickner
Mary Ray Smith
Brotherton
Joe Milesky
Tom Bedinghaus
Betty Dail
Herm Quatkemeyer
Dave Callan
Sandy Breaker
Gene Reatherford A
Ron Rosemeyer
Steve Minor Oo
Dale Wilbur
Louise Sturgill
O Oe
Julie Wilber
Linda Adams Ee Ee
Bse Ee
Irene Meece
Ann Cole
Shey Ep ‘Es
June Breeden
Barbara Wesling Tee
Hazel Stirn
Kay Kruse
Sharon Valentine Chariene Back
Ruby Backman
Betty Gieringer
Barbara Beal
Ann
Valentine’s Day Call for Helpers and Honest High School Play
John Wittenbrook urges readers to support community aid by joining the Jaycees and praising high school players for their effort. He contrasts paid basketball with genuine local sport and wishes lovers a happy Valentine’s Day, noting readers to check the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wittenbrook
Jaycees
Wildcats Focus On Callan Bates Prospects and Local Hoops
Two Wildcats standouts Matt Callan and Rich Bates draw college interest with Bates set to enroll at VMI on athletic aid while Callan visits Illinois but has not committed. Friday features a big halftime act by the Queen City Cadet Corps during the Finneytown varsity game as Harrison wrestlers head to a county tourney, and Ed Allen's quintet routed Taylor 73 to 54 with Meece and Nolan high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
Matt Callan
Rich Bates
Rich
VMI
Callan
Illinois
Matt
Queen City Cadet Corps
Finneytown
ED Allen
Taylor
Dean Meece
Pete Nolan
Easey Nethred
Wiehe Betes
Dearborn Elementary Resumes After Virus Closure
Mrs Blanche Ashley reports Dearborn Elementary closed one week due to a student virus illness and has resumed classes. Edith Bergen has returned home from hospital. Blanche Ashley called on Mrs Connie Kling and daughter Emily. Beverly Nichols visited Mrs Onie Cook last week. Mike Renck is recovering and remaining in store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Ashley
North Dearborn
Edith Bergen
Connie Kling
Emily
Earl Sykes
Beverly Nichols
Onie Cook
Mike Renck
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Press
Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Dearborn
Nevndaper Association
Black Jacket Boys
Kroger’s
Agnes R. Floyd
Featherwood Drive
Olive
Jackson Floyd
Greendale
Marion Huber
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific Islands
California
Gary Burdett
Campbell- Hausfeld Company
Walter Brisbin
Crosby Road
James A. Leonard
Burbrink
W.F.W. Boosters
Duds N Suds
Harrison Cleaners
Schoenling Beer
Tom's Ashland
Nat'l: Bank and Pits
Bunnell In
Neff’s Shoes
K. of C
Dale Wilburn
Doriskamp
Alice Beckmarr
P.T.A
Barb Faulkner
Jack Walsh
Ham Rolfes
M. Reynolds
B. Faulkner
Pher Keire R. Wi
G. Westrich Ha
S. Palmer
C. Hyatt
First National Bank OF
Steve Bunnell
Ken Stump
Bill Johnston
Bill Boetticher
Chuck Callaway
Wilber Osies
Bill Zugelter
First National Bank
First National
Monfort Heights
West Fork Road
Bul Kinz
McNicholas
Indian Hill
Wyoming
New Richmond
S. Hotopp
R. Jeans
R. Posey
D. Jordan
T. Young
R. Speed
Reading
R. Faulkner
R. Clark
Deer Park
T. Sawyer
B. Menefee
J. Holder
M. Bader
J. Basil
Copner
Hamilton County
Cats
Gary Vaughn
Denny Dressman
The
Enquirer
Denny
Vaughn
North Bend
Greenhills
Paul Brotherton
Lockland
Fischmer’s
Harrison, Ohio
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