Juveniles Break Into Gin Mill On Harrison Ave
Two juveniles aged 11 and 12 broke a Gin Mill entrance window on Harrison Avenue between 5 30 and 6 00 am Monday February 16 1976. They stole whiskey lighters Vicks cigarettes gloves radio batteries oil cans and playing cards valued at 130 dollars. A 5 year old joined to remove tools from a shed near the Wedding property and all items were removed before being dumped on the ground. Investigating officers were Sgt Mondary and Patrolman Chris Linder. The juveniles are in juvenile detention and the 5 year old is with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Ave
Kilby Road
Harrison Avenue
Sgt
Mondary
Chris Linder
Matmen Beat Garfield 39 17 In Dual Meet
The Wildcat wrestlers defeated Hamilton Garfield 39 to 17 to improve their dual meet record. Notable pins came from Sawyer 105 lbs Large 112 lbs Everett 119 lbs Hugentobler 126 lbs Stirrett 195 lbs Young 155 lbs Colgate 167 lbs Faulkner 185 lbs. County League action noted.
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Wildcat
Hamilton Garfield
T. Sawyer
B. Large
S. Everett
K. Hugentobler
D. Stirrett
T. Young
C. Colgate
R. Faulkner
Aie
Vighouber
Needed meeting for D Managers contact
The notice lists two contacts for a managers meeting. Ron Skipton can be reached at 738-1683 and Melvin Lake at 637-3192 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Skipton
Melvin Lake
Boosters Meeting for H H S Band Club
The W H H H S Band and Music Boosters Club will hold a meeting on February 23. Members are urged to attend for updates on finance and event planning at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H.H.H.S. Band and Music Boosters Club
Rhea Bird Found Dead After Escaping Hobby Owner
A 150 pound six foot tall rhea owned by Bill Brazer escaped from his care on Gaynor Ridge Road and was found dead after jumping a four foot fence during mating season. The bird valued at 400 dollars. It tangled in barb wire and was found by Clyde Beck.
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Eer
Bill Brazer
East Central High School
Bill
Clyde Beck
Gaynor Ridge Road
Report: Radios Stolen From Vehicles. Juveniles to Face Court
Harrison police say two C B radios were stolen from a Ford pickup and a 1966 Oldsmobile owned by Ray Dyer on Sunset Ave valued at 278 dollars. A C B radio worth 189 dollars was taken from a Pontiac owned by August Blast on Etta Ave. On February 13 two juveniles were caught stealing a C B antenna from a 1969 Ford Van at New Harrison Bowl parking lot. They will be tried in Juvenile Court.
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Harrison
C.B
Ray Dyer
Sunset Ave
Etta Avenue
Harrison Bowl
Property Taxes Due Today in Hamilton County
Hamilton County Treasurer Wayne F. Wilke reminds property owners that real estate taxes are due by Wednesday February 18 1976. Payments may be made at the courthouse 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday or mailed so it arrives by the 18th. After February 18 a 10 percent penalty applies by state law.
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Hamilton County
Wayne F. Wilke
Court House
Wilke
Harrison Jr Baseball Dance at Stricker's Grove
The third annual Harrison Jr. Baseball Dance will be at Stricker's Grove on Saturday February 28 1976 from 9 p m to 1 a m. Ray Swales Country All Stars provide the music. Admission is 8 per couple includes beer setups and snacks. Tickets from Ron Skipton Melvin Lake or Bert Dole. Proceeds aid Little League.
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Harrison Jr
Stricker’s Grove
Ray Swales
PTA Art Show Winners at William Henry Harrison HS
Four William Henry Harrison High School students won awards at the PTA Fine Arts Exhibit held February 1. Tammy Wilson won first with Our American Forest, Debbie Martshall took second with Freedom Is, Donna Weiner earned third with an untitled collage, and Sandy Donahew had From the Good Earth. Wilson’s watercolor was forwarded to the Hamilton County PTA Art Show.
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William Henry Harrison High School
PTA
Tammy Wilson
Debbie Martshall
Donna Weiner
Sandy Donahew
Good Earth
Hamilton County
Harrison Village Council Divided Over Truck Weight Rule
The Harrison village council, in regular session February 10, heard truck drivers argue their rigs are a life's investment with losses of $40,000 or more when stolen. They considered capping loads to 10 000 pounds and noted the garbage truck weighs 30 000 pounds loaded.
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Harrison Village
Rolfes
Ap Atay Lee
Meeks
Reache Unit Sets January 1976 Rescue Runs
North Dearborn Rescue Unit schedules January 1976 runs with memberships to be accepted. EB welcome. January 3 lists a sick person and January 5 follow as the next entries in the roster.
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All North
Grace Wolfe 75 Dies Of Burns At Home
Grace Wolfe 75 died of burns at her residence. Private services were held for the family with a memorial at United Methodist Church of Harrison on Feb 15 1976 officiated by Rev Earl Dunn. Memorials may go to March of Dimes or the Harrison church. Nearby obituaries note nieces Priscilla Otto Marilyn McKnight nephew Joseph Rupp cousin Carrie Sichler and brother in law Rev Lowell Rupp. A Jackman Kercheval Funeral Home arrangement.
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Grace Wolfe
George
Priscilla) Otto
Dayton
Richard
Marilyn) McKnight
Cincinnati
Joseph Rupp
Claremont
Calif
Carrie Sichler
Piqua
Lowell Rupp
Mildred Rupp
United Methodist Church of
Harrison
Earl Dunn
Jackman- Kercheval Funeral Home
March of Dimes
Queen Crowned At Ball Announces Local Honors And Events
The page notes Helen Huber, formerly of Harrison, honored at Walter Reed for service as a medical technician with the Woman's Army Corps. It also reports Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Ball at Harrison VFW Hall, crown queen Ann Pettit, and a forthcoming doctors convention in Cincinnati plus PTA meeting at William Henry Harrison.
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Helen Huber
Harrison, D
Adams Mill Rd
Washington D.C
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Aeeneaheeel Aa
Eechaned
Red Cross
Gen. Bernstein
M.D
Gallaway
Dorothy Williams
Walter Reed Army Medical Corps
Huber
C.M.S
Anthony
Alma
Sarasota
Florida
Beta Sigma Phi
Harrison V.F.W. Hall
Ann Pettit
Nu Lambda At Inn
Cincinnati
St Johns Boys Capture Western C Y C League Title
St John the Baptist School seventh and eighth graders win the Class A Western C Y C league with a 10 0 record and 19 2 overall after strong results including five of six against Indiana schools and the Hyde Park Christmas Tournament. Doug Bybee leads with 23 points per game. Gary Dennis 12. starters include Remillard Vogelgesang Cole and 6th man Sims. Coach Bob Chaney guides the squad as they prepare for the Eastern Hills Tournament and an opening game vs Christ the King on February 19 21 22.
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St. John the Baptist School
Indiana
St. Mary's
Hyde Park
C.Y.O
St. John's
Christ the King
Doug Bybee
P.P.G
Gary Dennis
Tony Remillard
Tony Vogelgesang
Nick Cole
Frank Sims
Dan Gillman
Marty Larman
John Peters
Chris Blanken
Jeff Viel
Bryan Koors
Kevin O’brien
Paul Vogelgesang
Bob Chaney
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A&p
Frank Miller
Frank
Matmen
Garfield
Boosters Meeting
Stricker’s
P.T.A. Art Show
Dieter A. Noller
Sandra L. Noller
Byron
Dorthea Rupp
Noller
Rupp
Dieter Noller
Son Creek
Ort Tae Skeile
Gseiliany Bee
Nollers
Council
New Haven
Stone Drive
Lehtherly
Crossroads Plaza
Lehterly
James Hickey
Wayne Straub
Schaumloeffel
Paul Viel
Harrison Fire Dept
William Henry Harrison
St. John’s
Kreskin
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