Retirement of Ginny Kling Ends 29 Years at Harrison Building and Loan
Virginia Kling known as Ginny retires March 1 after 29 years at the Harrison Building and Loan. She helped numerous families finance homes, served with the Chamber of Commerce, Downtowners, and a 70s task force that founded an emergency care center. A retirement party Feb 19 featured gifts, a 30 square quilt, and memories from colleagues, with her remaining on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kling
Harrison Building and Loan
Ginny
Chamber of Commerce
Randy Grubbs
Dante’s Restaurant
Robert Means
Otto
Savings and Loan
Linda Hampson
Institute
June
Harrison appoints Thomas Me as police chief with 32000 salary
City council approved McDaniel 41 to become Chief of Police in Harrison. He will assume duties March 3 after resigning as detective lieutenant for Blue Ash. Selected from 46 applicants, McDaniel has 17 years in policing, Illinois native, started in Woodlawn, rising to detective and lieutenant before Blue Ash. He will be resident within 12 months and plans an assessment audit with a consultant. Mayor says he brings broad experience to a top department.
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Harrison City
Thomas R. Me
McDaniel
Blue Ash Police Oesak
Illnois
Woodlawn Department
Blue Ash Force
Harrison
Ohio
Howard Rogers
Pam
Tony
Tim
Harry Rolfes
City of
Police Department
Archie Mason
William Ennis
Leo Rolfes
Mason
Joyce Helcher
New Harrison Vanpool Adds Comfort for Long Commute
The RIDESHARE program from the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments announces a new van pool for Harrison residents commuting to downtown Cincinnati. An informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 5 at 7:00 PM in Harrison Community Center Room 110, 300 George Street off Broadway.
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Cincinnati
Harrison Area
Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Harrison Community Center
George Street
Broadway
Harrison
Tri-State
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Batavia
Owensville
Clermont County
Williamstown
Kentucky
Adams
Robbery At Jack's Amoco Service On New Haven Road
Harrison police investigate an armed robbery at Jack's Amoco Service 10910 New Haven Road at about 4 30 a m Monday February 24. Two white male suspects assaulted the clerk and fled with unknown cash in a white older four door vehicle eastbound on I 74.
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Harrison
Jack
Amoco
New Haven Road
Jack Rabenstein
Cheker Station
Southwest Local Board Sets District Goals in Woods Meeting
The Southwest Local Board of Education spent 45 minutes last week reviewing outcomes from a goal setting session at Hueston Woods. Four goals cover finances employee relations student academics and communication with the district including a 5 percent unencumbered budget balance and a cooperative bargaining process. Each building will draft plans to reach these goals and eight community communication options were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Local Board of Education
Hueston Woods
PTA
Harrison Republican Club Dinner at Rolling Acres Park
The Harrison Republican Club holds a dinner on Monday March 17 at Rolling Acres Mobile Home Park Kilby Road. Dinner is at 6 30 p m with Cincinnati Councilman Ken Blackwell as guest speaker. For reservations call Sadny Stephens 367 0240.
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Harrison Republican Club
Rolling Acres Mobile Home Park
Kilby Rd
Cincinnati
Ken Blackwell
Sadny Stephens
World Day of Prayer observed Friday March 7
World Day of Prayer unites Christian women across 170 countries with a theme Choose Life for 1986. The service, sponsored by Church Women United, begins offerings at 9:30 a.m. and the worship at 10:00, urging women to act against injustices and inequities worldwide.
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United States
Christian Women of
Australia
Presbyterian Church
Church Women United
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Peggy McCracken
Gene Grubbs
Bank
Association
Laura Tichman
University of Cincinnati
Savings & Loan Institute
Indiana University
Old Town Hall
Lou Schaumloeffel
Presbyterian
Virginia Kling Is
City
FBI National Academy
Frank Mondary
Rogers
Thomas McDaniel
New Vanpool
World Day of Prayer
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