Looking Back 25 Years Ago Highlights Local Appointments
Community notes record Wilbur Smith of Harrison Food Bank joining an institute board. Births and engagements include Rev and Mrs George A Brown’s son David Winston born at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Jo Ann Grubbs born weighing 10 lbs. Diana Jean Waller engaged to Thomas F Waller. Judy Lynn Dison born at Fort Hamilton Hospital. sports mention Jim Lawson named to the Hamilton County Suburban league All-Star Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Smith
Harrison Food Bank
Institute
George A. Brown
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
David Winston
Edna Renck
Russell Grubbs
N. Elm St
Jo Ann
Hutchinson
Priscilla Roudebush
Harrison
W.H.H.H.S
Diana Jean
Thomas F. Waller
Carl Walter
John Calihan
Bethesda Hosptals
Ohio
James C
Sandra Kay
Eugene Stephen Briggs
William S. Briggs
David Dison
Judy Lynn
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Jim Lawson
Wildcats
Hamilton County
Bowling Monday Social Reflects Local League Night
February 17, 1975 at Ye Olde Shack and venues Brentwood Bowl and Merchants Bank hosted a bowling social. Teams including Stroh's Beer Eckstein Roofing and Willie's Dad and Lad won two games each from Plants led by players such as Schott Phiester and Sane. High scores surfaced with multiple bowlers over 200 including several 210s 230s and a 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Olde Shack
Merchants Bank
Brentwood Bowl
Stroh’s Beer
Eckstein Roofing
Willie
Burbrink
M.G. Schott
C. Phiester
W Sane
J. Snyder
A. Kinnett
J. Gilbert
Ns CE
C. Frasur
He Wood
W. Trennepohl
Quatkemeyer
Board Notes and Treasurer Report Highlight January 1975
The board discusses minutes corrections and approves them. A staff member thanks the board for a one-time pay increase and salary negotiations with non certified staff. Treasurer reports January 1975 payroll and total disbursements totaling 199 251 46 with fund balance 275 442 73. Crosby PTA mentions at meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfes
Kuhr
A.P.S.E
Brankamp
Crosby P.T.A
Special staff meeting approved for compensation payments
The February 4 1975 special meeting approved certified staff payments of 200.00 per full time and 100.00 per part time. Roll call votes show all yea on the Locator 1.01.1 and the March 1 1975 motion to August 1 1975. A motion to reconsider and the engagement of legal counsel as chief negotiator are noted with all yea votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siee Cell
Shackelford
Nixon
Schultz
New Trenton Report From Firehouse On U S 52
Mrs. Flossie Cole remains a Providence hospital patient in Cincinnati for over two weeks. Her room is 405 at 2446 Kipling Ave and a get well card is welcomed. Mrs. Sally Wilson visited her mother Edith Sellers in Manchester Thursday. Troop 72 New Trenton Boy Scouts recently Aurora. Mar 8 Cindy Goodin Karen Wesling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Flossie Cole
Providence Hospital
Cincy
Kipling Ave
Sally Wilson
Edith Sellers
Manchester
New Trenton Boy Scouts
Aurora
Cindy Goodin
Karen Wesling
Harrison signs Callan to Illinois as Wildcats face McNicholas
Matt Callan signed a letter of intent with Illinois last Wednesday night becoming Harrison’s second player to join the Big Ten. The 240 pound center is expected to bolster Illinois’ rebuilding plans. Harrison also notes Bates signed earlier. Wildcats meet McNicholas in the Indian Hill district tourney tonight at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for students. McNicholas is a strong tourney foe while Ed Allen’s team is the underdog. Harrison, after a 85–47 loss to Greenhills last Tuesday, will seek a bounceback with seniors Dean Meece and Rich Bates among those finishing their home careers. The Cats lost after leading 19–18 in the first period as Greenhills’ passing and shooting overwhelmed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Callan
Illinois
Harrison
Dave Metz
Callan
Tom Callan
Hopping Road
Bates
William E. Bates
New Haven Road
Wildcats
McNicholas
Indian Hill
Ed Allen
CATS
Pioneers
Greenhills
Bob Shahan
Local couples celebrate March anniversaries
Four local couples mark March anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole on March 6, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blanton on March 14, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goodin on March 25, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lake on March 29 as well as individuals Mary Ann Smith James Spraker Al Sellers John Lake Fred Schuster Mae Farrow and Wanda Lee Taulbee noted in Rising Four region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Smith
James Spraker
al Sellers
John
John Lake
Fred Schuster
Mae Farrow
Wanda Lee Taulbee
Jerry Cole
Ira Blanton
Jim Goodin
Melvin Lake
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THE
Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Hamilton
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Indiana
Newnabee Association
Samuel Vaught
Park Ave
Elbern Ave
Biddle Heights
Robert Cormican
Mark Lee
Wm. J. Hoerst
John the Baptist
Semae
Macag Theien
Joseph Hoerst
Barbara Jean Ruwe
Cincinnati
Ma Li Harrison
Prgaag
Cela
Ana
Roy L. Nixon
Leo H. Rolfes, Jr
Jack Schultz
Harold W. Shackel
A.F. Niese
Catering Service
Loyd Smith
New Trenton
Steamboat
Dair Ave
Dair Inn
Harrison, Ohio
Bill Kuntz
Tom Head
Charlie Dempwolf
Keith Johnson
Head
Skene
Dean Meece
Pete Nolan
Paul Brotherton
Eesene
Rich Bates
Pete
Cowboy Country
Wyoming
Hen
Canning
Brotherton
Wee
East Central
Brookville
Vince McCann
Trojans
E. Smith
White
Hornberger
D. Smith
Teeege
Batesville
Madison
Jim Keyes
Sun
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