Sweetheart Candidates Highlight Sorority Leaders
The Press profiles three sorority members Sylvia, Carolyn, and Sarah Martin as Sweetheart candidates. Sylvia, longtime officer and committee chair, earned the 1985 Order of the Rose. Carolyn, Woman of the Year 1980, served as VP, Treasurer and trustee. Sarah Martin, joined 1981, is vice president and Membership Chair, with multiple committee roles and two sons. They reside with spouses on local streets and balance community service with family life.
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Sylvia
Order of the Rose
Order of the Sebbgereeett Tie
Carolyn
Miller Court
Dan
Andy
Katie
Sarah Martin
Sarah
Davis Court
Craig
Sean
Students Shine at Ohio Solo and Ensemble Contest
Over one hundred students from Wm Henry dated participate in the Ohio Music Education Association Solo and Ensemble contest held at Princeton High School near Cincinnati. Judges rate performances I to V on technique and musical interpretation to reward independent skill development.
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Wm. Henry
Ohio Music Education Association
Princeton High School
Cincinnati
James Lanham Retires After 14 Years At P&G
James Lanham retires after 14 years with Procter & Gamble. A January 31 retirement party honors his service with a lifetime membership plaque and a surprise gift of fishing gear. Guests include his wife Blanche, children Denis, Karen, Wanda, Rhonda, Tammy, brother Ralph, and others. four grandchildren and three sons-in-law were absent. Lanham plans travel and fishing, and will tend his farm. He previously spent 17 years with N.L.O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
Blance (Moore) Lanham
Denis E. Lanham
Karen S. Kuntz
Wanda J. Robertson
Rhonda F. Posey
Tammy R. Lanham
Ralph
P&g
James
N.L.O
Here Comes The Clowns Mt Carmel Carnival Theme
Mt. Carmel School Carnival on March 14 runs 5 to 8 PM with clowns balloons and crepe paper decor. Apples parent group helps plan while Rachel and Dale Allstatter lead ticket sales for a 3000-ticket giveaway. Student Council runs popcorn and drinks. junior high students offer babysitting for carnival workers.
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Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Apples
Rachel
Dale Allstatter
Planning Commission Meeting in Harrison Delivers Key Reappointment
The Harrison Planning Commission on Feb 10 re-elected Hugh Garvin Jr to the Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission for a five year term from March 1986 to 1991. The board discussed a 50 by 96 foot building on Sales Ave in the Industrial Park off Campbell Road, an IGA addition of 32 by 135 feet, a Bars addition to more than double the existing structure with a 175 by 125 addition totaling 21 875 square feet, and renewed their Zoning News subscription for 25 dollars.
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Harrison
Sales Ave
Campbell Road
Harrison Iga
Commission
Zoning News
Marilyn Lee Honored by Girl Scouts for Three Years of Service
Marilyn Lee, Brownie Troop 1281 Leader, has served three years with the Southwest Corners Brownie organization. She previously held roles including Day Camp Program Director and Cadette Encampment Worker, acting as consultant and troubleshooter for other brownie leaders with Red Cross first aid training.
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Marilyn Lee
Cadette En
Marilyn
Southwest Corners
Red Cross
Dole Couple to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
The family of Paul and Catherine Dole announces an open house for relatives and friends on Sunday February 16 from 2 to 4 30 p.m. at Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church in Bright Indiana. The couple, Harrison natives now living in Logan since 1937, are parents of Charles and Ralph. Paul was a farmer and truck driver for Dearborn County Highway Department. Catherine served with Harrison Press for many years.
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Paul Dole
Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church
Bright
Paul
Catherine
Harrison
Post 199 Thanks Donors For MS Society Dance
Post 199 expresses gratitude for support and donations from Harrison Bakery LaRosa's Pizza West Side Liquor Dew Drop Inn Tip's Cafe The Harrison Press and The Combinations for a National Multiple Sclerosis Society fundraiser. Attendees helped raise funds and donations to reach a goal. Individuals may contribute at Post 199 110 N Vine St before February 22.
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Post
Harrison Bakery
LaRosa’s Pizza
West Side Liquor
Dew Drop Inn
Tip’s Cafe
Harrison Press
N. Vine St
50th Wedding Anniversary Gratitude Note
A couple express heartfelt thanks to all who helped celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They appreciate distant friends, cards, flowers, gifts, money, and attendance. Special thanks to American Legion Post 199, Rhythm Ramblers Band, and their family and friends for making the event memorable.
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American Legion Post #199
Rhythm Ramblers
Wes
Proclamation honors National Bakery Week 1986
The proclamation from Harrison Mayor Harry A. Rolfes designates February 16 to 22 1986 as National Bakery Week. It notes 32000 Retail Bakeries and an eight billion dollar annual economy contribution and urges citizens to visit local retailers.
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National Bakers of America
Harry A. Rolfes
City of
Harrison
Whitewater Social Notes Color Local Good Will
Pamela Ertel of Dayton called on her grandmother Mrs. Wm Sauerland last Sunday evening. Several families celebrated birthdays and anniversaries including John Frey and Connie Frey. Valentines Day reminders and messages of affection appear among visits to Mrs. Carl Frey and Mrs. Frank Frey.
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Pamela Ertel
Dayton
Wm. Sauerland
Bernard Harrison
Frank Frey
John
Adele Beesley
Tony Sauerland
Paul Sauerland
Howard Bradley
Aaron Reas
Ted Hatton
Oxford
Charles Jonas
Ed Frey
Frank Metzler
Christ
Florence Knollman
Connie Frey
Marguerite
Kenneth
Wm. Doerflein
Roy Chesnut
Albert McNally
Sylvester Sauerland
Carl Frey
Community News and Sympathy Notices from Harrison RR2
Sympathy extends to Mrs John Lane and family in the sudden death of Mr Lane while on vacation near Leesburg. Mrs Alice Grubbs mourns her sister Minnie Rudisell of Elizabethtown. Elvin Johnson recovers from surgery at Providence Hospital. New sub carrier Mrs Frank Turner welcomed on Snow Hill Rd. Rockdale U M Church hosts breakfast with guest speaker Missy Stokes and Rev Keven McKinney scheduled for Feb 16. Local and church group updates plus social visits and meetings at Rockdale and area homes.
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Wm. H. Terry
John Lane
Dorothy
Lane
Leesburg
Alice Grubbs
Minnie Rudisell
Elizabethtown
Providence Hospital
Don Turner
Donald Stokes
Elvin Johnson
R.R
Harrison
Frank Turner
Billie
Snow Hill Rd
Rockdale U. M
Ann Frey
Indianapolis
Rockdale
Keven McKinney
The
Faith Trinity U.M. Chur
Richmond
Sun
Joyce
Missy Stokes
Missy
Gary Stokes
New Trenton Road
Bill Haining
Burglary and theft incidents reported in city police log
Police activity from Jan 27 to Feb 5, 1986 lists arrests for burglary at an apartment on 136 Harrison Avenue with nothing missing. Virginia Samson reports theft of two trim rings from a 1985 Oldsmobile. Gina Bamonte reports theft of her purse at Skyline Chili after leaving it at a hallway phone. Harrison Family Fun Center reports unknown subjects cracked a front glass window at 300 Harrison Ave.
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Harrison Avenue
Virginia Samson
Broadway St
Gina Bamonte
Skyline Chili
Harrison Family Fun Center
Harrison Ave
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