Life Squad Ambulance Damaged In Harrison Collision
A Life Squad ambulance was struck on Route 52 east of Rybolt road as a car driven by Mrs. Beverly Kadcallader crossed the center line. The squad was en route to St. George Hospital with a baby in convulsions. crew and patient injuries were reported with repairs to the ambulance to follow.
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Harrison
Ohio
Life Squad
Beverly Kadcallader
Calhoun Street
Rybolt Road
St. George Hospital
Robert Bechtel
Cecil Hollin
Radcallader
Mack Life Squad
Kadcallader
District Restores Buses And Seven Elementary Teaching Posts
The Southwest School District board met in special session on December 30 and voted to restore high school bus transportation and seven elementary teaching positions in art, vocal music, and physical education. Bus service starts January 10 for William Henry Harrison High School, with teaching positions restored January 24. Funding follows the new state income tax allowing transportation funds to exceed prior levels. An administrative salary schedule was approved, to take effect as revenue becomes available. No action on retroactive salary demands for teachers.
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Southwest School District Board of Education
William Henry Harrison High School
Searcy To Head Southwest Board of Education
The Southwest Board of Education held an organizational meeting on January 3 in the Colony Building. James Searcy was elected president and William Bates vice president by written ballot. other members include Richard Morris Jack Schultz and Roy Nixon. The board set regular meetings for the third Thursday each month and named First National Bank of Harrison and First National Bank of Cincinnati’s Miami town branch as official depositories.
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Southwest Board of Education
Colony Building
South Elm Street
James Searcy
William Bates
Richard Morris
Jack Schultz
Roy Nixon
Nixon
Schultz
Searcy
Othr
First National Bank of Harrison
Miamitown
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Board of Education
First National Bank of Harrison Plans New Drive Up Services
The First National Bank of Harrison Home Office at 444 South State Street opens on Monday January 10 1971. It unveils modern teller machines and drive up systems for faster service. The 108 Harrison Ave office remains open for business customers. A grand opening is planned later. A branch at Monfort Heights 3621 West Fork Road is also noted.
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First National Bank of
Harrison
South State Street
Harrison Ave
the Bank
Monfort Heights
West Fork Road
James B Loos Sr Harrison Marshal 30 Years Succumbs
James B Loos Sr longtime Harrison patrolman and former fireman dies at 92 at his Harrison home. He served 30 years as a patrolman and 25 years as a fireman and held roles as justice of the peace and Harrison council member. Survived by five children and many grandchildren. Funeral in Lutz Funeral Home Harrison with burial at Shandon Cemetery Shandon Ohio. Fire department services set for Thursday evening.
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James B. Loos
Carrie Loos
Rommel
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Ohio
Lutz Funeral Home
Ashcraft
Shandon
Jim
Justice of the
Hamilton County
F.O.P
Variou
Nelson Loos
Alma Wlannery
Edith Dreier
Cincinnati
Earl D. Loos
Okeana
James B. Loos, Jr
Royalty Reigns At Coronation Crowning Event
Pictured are King Bail and Queen Lana Shearer crowned by last year’s royalty Tony Pepper and Janet Jackson Holidays. Attended by Harrison High students and their guests.
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Greg Bybee
Lana Shearer
Tony Pepper
Janet Jackson
Harrison High
Adult Education Starts February 1 at Area High School
The Southwest Local Board of Education will offer non profit adult education at Wm Henry Harrison Senior High School starting Tuesday February 1 1972. Courses run eight weeks Tuesday evenings 7 30 to 9 30 with a $10 registration fee and no exams or credits. Open to adults in the Southwest School District and nearby areas registration January 27 1972 7 to 9 PM or by mail with a form published next week.
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Wm. Henry Harrison Senior High School
Southwest Local Board of Education
Southwest
Family names travel after Christmas at Cumberland College
After Christmas, Paul Kaeser returns to Cumberland College in Williamsburg Kentucky while Patti goes to Ball State and Karen returns to Edgecliff. Shawne Jim from Storrs Connecticut Mir iam from Cincinnati and Dr Terry from Goshen Indiana joined the holiday fun. Grandma Rosa Kaeser visits the Arthur Kaesers in Springfield Ohio.
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Paul Kaeser
Cumberland College F
Williamsburg
Patti
Ball State
Karen
Edgecliff
Shawne
Jim
Storrs
Higgins in Fair Condition After Three-Car Crash
Tom Higgins remains hospitalized at St. George Hospital room 322 from a December 22 Dent Ohio crash. He recovered from spleen removal surgery and treats a left hip fracture and right ankle sprain. Also aboard were Mike Higgins 2 Kevin Michaud 17 and Cindy Pfister 16 with various injuries.
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Tom Higgins
St. George Hospital
Dent
Ohio
Higgins
Mike Higgins
Kevin Michaud
Cindy Pfister
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Higgins
Harrison High School
First National Bank of Harrison Opens With 25000 Capital
An issue of the Hamilton Telegraph dated May 24, 1906 reports the First National Bank of Harrison authorized to open with 25000 dollars capital. C. E. Dair named president and C. C. Coburn cashier. Rosalind Teetor noted among local residents mentioned in the notice.
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Hamilton Telegraph
Percie Teetor
Hamilton
First National Bank of Harrison
C. E. Dair
C. C. Coburn
Rosalind Teetor
Ball State student earns Hurst Honor Roll blue ribbon
John Blasdel Jr a Ball State University senior majoring in elementary and deaf education received a blue ribbon for making the Hurst Honor Roll after earning straight A grades in a full summer load. He is a 1969 North Dearborn High School graduate from Bright.
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John Blasdel
Bright
Ball State University
John
Hurst Hall
Ball State
Hurst
North Dearborn High School
Bell Telephone Seeks Area Rate Hikes in Ohio and Kentucky
Cincinnati Bell filed applications with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and the Public Service Commission of Kentucky seeking 26.5 million dollars in yearly revenues and 3.8 million in Kentucky. W J Whittaker cited rising wages and operating costs as driving the request. Proposals include increases for one party residence and business flat rates.
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Cincinnati
Bell
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Public Service Commission of Kentucky
Kentucky
W. J. Whittaker
Cincinnati Bell
Wildcat Booster Meeting NoticesTuesday Evening Attendance
Wildcat Booster Meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 11 at 7 30 PM. All members urged to attend. Text appears garbled about an individual named Bill and a treasure remark.
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Wildcat
Carl W. Schreiber Dies Former Harrison Civic Leader
Carl W. Schreiber died January 1 1972 at the Twin Towers Cincinnati age 80. He was an electrician turned farmer and miller in Harrison Ohio a longtime civic Kiwanis and Masons member and former vice mayor. Funeral held January 4 at Lutz Harrison with Snow Lodge services and burial in Glen Haven Cemetery. Memorials suggested to First Presbyterian Church Harrison. He is survived by daughter Margery Platt two sisters Emma Zind and Stella Schenkel and three grandchildren Richard Schreiber Nancy Platt Mary Beth Pursifall and two great grandchildren.
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Carl W. Schreiber
Twin Towers
Hamilton Ave
Cincinnati
Charles and
Matilda Schreiber
Heintz
Blue Jay
Ohio
Schreiber
Addyston Foundry
Helen Morris
Harrison
John
Robert
William Schreiber
Helen
The
Masons
Kiwanis Club
Vine Street
Snow Lodge
William Gross
Glen Haven Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church of
Neil
Margery Ann) P
Coronation Ball Crowns Harrison High King and Queen
The Harrison High School Coronation Ball sponsored by the senior class was held December 29 in the Commons with theme Snowed Inn. Greg Bybee and Lana Shearer were crowned King and Queen with Jeff Kelly, Diane Vanderpohl Most Athletic. Dick Nocks, Tonda Williams Best Citizen. John Morris, Melody Perkins Most Talented. Mike Minges, Cindy Wilson Wittiest. Brad Colegate, Linda Allen Most Studious. Pat Noyes and John Morris Most Likely to Succeed.
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Cindy Crocker
Cindy Wilson
Tonda Williams
Melody Perkins
Amy Burrill
Linda Allen
Diane Vanderpohl
Queen Lana Shearer
King Greg Bybee
Jeff Kelly
Brad Colegate
Pat Noyes
John Morris
Dick Nocks
Mike Minges
Dennis Steelman
Harrison High School
Greg Bybee
Lana Shearer
Wittiest
Pat
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Tee
James B. Loos, Sr
Harrison Marshal
First National
Bell Telephone
Wildcat Boosters Meeting
Bill Fernsed
Union
Harrison Hatchery
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