Wills Change Names in Harringom January case
Names shift in an aging wills case recorded January in Harringom. The document shows changes to Schroedéets Sites and Servivess Intec Me with Schroedéey as a principal party and mentions a spouse.
01 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1975
Page
1
Names shift in an aging wills case recorded January in Harringom. The document shows changes to Schroedéets Sites and Servivess Intec Me with Schroedéey as a principal party and mentions a spouse.
Local officials approve use of the Jamicon building for the Guilford School and community group activities. The plan covers recreation programs and meeting space for various groups within the community.
Officials report handling over 600000 pieces of mail from November 299 through December 24. The postmaster notes a 66 percent increase from last year and pledges continued efficiency as the new year begins.
An apparent organizational notice repeats phrases about a board meeting and scheduling on a Tuesday. The readable text centers on a council or board event with unclear specific details but implies a formal meeting or session.
An OCR fragment delivers a benedictory New Year message wishing happiness contentment good fortune and cheer. It references peace and serenity blessing readers and communities in a dated format from The Press Sta.
Fragmented notice lists a meeting with a time 7 30 p m on January 11 1973. It mentions Johnny Beater as chairman and a conference line or address with unclear contact details.
Typed notice from December 1974 warns that the January test on the first Wednesday will not be held due to New Year’s Day. The next test is set for February 5, 1993, the first Wednesday of February.
Dinner theatre revival brings a knockabout farce about a boss who must conjure a wife and family for fleeing bachelors. Cast includes Louis Girard Larry Bame and Jane Ann Cummings with Jim Fargoy directing. preview nights January 8 9 and 10 with candlelight buffet dinner. Reservations at 367 4124.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Dana Heaton at Crosby United Methodist Church. Interment took place at Arlington Memorial Gardens Mt Healthy Ohio. The deceased, aged 62, was a former foreman residing in Harrison Ohio.
Judge Robert L. Black Jr. handed down sentences to a former county employee for two embezzlement charges from the auditor's office involving county checks totaling $18,146.44 between 1973 and 1974. The defendant, who repaid the money, pleaded guilty after prior overtime and vacation-time arguments. a 1962 bank embezzlement conviction influenced the judge's decision.
Board President Robert Beckman indicated about 1.8 million would be drawn from the general fund to cover mpay increases, outlining funding steps and expected impact for the district budget.
The Cincinnati regulatory body warns buyers to install gas pressure regulators and proper vents for space heaters. Faulty installation has led to fatalities in the area, with ordinances mandating correct regulator use and safe adjustment wherever heaters operate.
January incidents include a fatal hit and run near Dearborn County and a teacher wage dispute with the Southwest Local District. February reports note a neck injury from a drive-by ambush in West Hacksoap and flood of other regional events. June covers a machinists strike at Campbell-Hausfeld, while September cites thefts of chain saws and bars and the 74 freeway opening project. In October, the Interstate 74 widening and Indiana line finish date are announced. A Broad Way Station Harrison winner earns 250 dollars on The Big Money Call. A ground breaking is planned for a 43 acre site costing 750 thousand dollars with 24 bowling lanes and a daytime nursery.
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