Free World Trade and War Reflections Amid Community Notes
A letter reflects on WW2 POW cruelties by Japan and freemarket trade, arguing for balanced global commerce while noting personal ties to Japanese products. It then chronicles Harrison Phone Center news, retirements, staff transfers, and a roadside Harley incident near Miami View Golf Course. The column closes with a tongue in cheek nod to maintenance costs on a Buick Riverin.
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Pearl Harbor
P.O.W
South
Honda
Japan
U.S.A
Harrison
Pauline Clark
New Trenton
Pauline
Harrison Center
Ma Bell
Betty Schlemmer
Betty Little
Fairfield
Glenway Ave
Western Hills
Linda Cassidy
Ma Bells
New Haven
Miami View Golf Course
Jim Miller
Old Pain
Mil
Cub Scout Pack 530 Hosts Blue And Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 530 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at Miamitown Elementary on Friday February 18. Twenty seven scouts families and guests enjoyed dinner and entertainment. Sir Prise Comedy Magician performed with volunteers Darin Goldstone Ricky Knab Ryan Eichstadt Michael Horn Tom Balzer and Mr Yunger assisting. Pin plaques were awarded to Chad Harrison Engineer Naturalist Jason Wilhelm won a pin Mark Lonow earned a Citizen pin and Ron Roehring received a long time Cubmaster plaque before becoming Scouting Coordinator. The night ended with a pinata smashing and candy handout. Special thanks to listed volunteers and organizers for making it the best Blue and Gold Banquet yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamitown Elementary
Sir Prise
Darin Goldstone
Ricky Knab
Ryan Eichstadt
Michael Horn
Tom Balzer
Mr. Yunger
Jason Wilhelm
Chad Harrison
Mark Lonow
Ron Roehring
Ron
Jim Roberts
Ron Roehrig
Kathy Lonow
Kelly Lonow
Rose Lange
Elaine Cook
Kathy Cook
John
Sandy Eichstadt
Robin Durham
Bill Judy Lambert
Linda Erhart
Melody Wilhelm
Mary Ann Mueller
Carol Durham
den Mother
Harrison City Council Meets in Regular Session 1983
Harrison City Council met February 15 1983 with Mayor Arche Mason and eight council members. Topics included sludge management plan cost 4000 by Burgess and Niple zoning changes hearing April 5 planning code review by American Legal Publishing 1950, fireworks cost 1900, ball field approval for community center grounds, tax commissioner Kaeser full time, parking lot approval for carnival, senior citizens ceramics kiln and ventilation, council to seek township aid, sidewalk repair due to tree roots, utilities meeting March 1, adjournment planned for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Harrison
Arche Mason
Robert Meeks
David Wendel
Roger Hornsby
William Kuhlmann
Terry Burge
Leo Rolfes
Gerri Dole
Vic Paola
Paola
Whitewater
Dearborn
Hornsby
Planning Commission
American Legal Publishing Company
Harrison
Wendel
Mary Kaeser
Kaeser
Council
Rolfes
American Legion
Ruth Nutter
Advance Club meets March 4 for book review program
The Harrison Advance Club will hold its meeting March 4 at 1 30 p.m. in the social room at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. F E Jeffries will review a book and Mrs. Russell Steele will present The Words To Live By. Hostesses are Mrs. Eugene Jackman Mrs. Adrian Lytle Mrs. Loper Burk and Mrs. Harry Clippinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Advance Club
First Presbyterian Church
F.E. Jeffries
Russell Steele
Eugene Jackman
Adrian Lytle
Loper Burk
Harry Clippinger
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Dippegent Dgorel
Bill Baird
Cub Scout
Harrison City Council
Harrison Township
Harrison City
Park Ave
Sycamore
Stone Dr
John Federmann
Valentine
Harrison, Oh
Cole
Che
Cole Sian
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