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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1975
Page
1
The council hosts a community wide contest for a school emblem featuring a shield and arms as mascot gear. Entries must be black ink on 37 by 558 card with no names on the entry.
Gary Shinn, president of the Teachers' Association, says negotiations reopen over funding. He notes the board finished the year with 208000 dollars and expects 114008 more from state aid, with tax revenues rising this year.
Peters Nojam led the Pioneers with 12 points and Deam Mice added 11 as they outscored the Cats 18 to 11 in the second period to overcome a halftime deficit. Coach Bob Stahiam’s team built a lead 40 to 36 by intermission and extended it to win the district game.
Executives discuss the Fine Arts Fund drive with Paul Sittenfeld as executive director and Mrs. Paul Bauman as community chairman. Local chairs include Mrs. George C. Eyrich Mrs. Al Richards Cleves Sayler Park and Miss Michael Parker North Bend.
Three men are accused in Dearborn Circuit Court of rustling and slaughter of a Hereford cow. John Neff, Leom Boggs, and John Eversole were arrested after sheriff Ramph stopped a truck on Stitz Hill Road and found the slaughtered cow in the back. All three pleaded guilty before Judge James T. McManaman with bonds set at $1000 each.
A notice from the Harrison Library promotes affordable costume ideas for the Centennial celebration of 1950. It suggests imagination and needlework to create outfits for about six dollars, noting options for those who sew or hire a sewing service for a fee.
An Asia region academic qualifier names a finalist for a prestigious scholarship. The article notes the applicant’s achievements, the judging body, and the competition timeline as it narrows candidates toward a final selection.
On Saturday March 1 the Girl Scouts of the Harrison neighborhood start taking cookie orders. Local troops invite community members to place orders and support their activities.
A youth was beaten for unclear motives near a scene in Atlanta with police investigating leads. Holaday suffered head injuries requiring stitches and was treated at St George Hospital and released. Patrolmen Grubbs and Martin led the inquiry as community members are invited to a February 27 meeting on school district issues.
Airman Diane L Frey, daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Frey of 115 Park Ave is assigned to Lowry Field.
Contest information indicates start on March 1 with sessions on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Details on times and format appear unclear but a sequence of nine to twelve to one entries is referenced. Further clarification from organizers is needed to confirm schedule and eligibility.
The Goodwill truck will be in Harrison on March 3 and 17 for item pickups. Call Vonda Waller at 367-4221 if you have items to donate and no boxes.
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