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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1976
Page
2
A 1976 opinion piece reflects on the new year in Miamitown, likening the community to a cake with varied ingredients. The writer laments losses, welcomes new neighbors, and asks readers to consider what personal flavor they bring, wishing peace for 1977.
Beulah Mericle sends New Year greetings to readers of the paper. Mrs. Lorene Maucher and Bonnie Maucher with her mother and aunt were seen on the Bob Braun show and Brenda Gulley was noted in attendance.
New Baltimore news notes a Valentine's Dance sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary at Stricker's Grove on February 14 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Contact Mortashed at 385-0315 or Marjorie Hornbach at 738-9970. Also birthday wishes for Lina Keppler, Sandy Reed, and Carol Rains with dates in January.
A Harrison Ohio letter notes the last day on the School Board and outlines proposed 1975 pay raises and bonuses. It lists April permanent 5 percent salary and fringe benefits total 107000, May one time 4.575 percent for teaching staff totaling 65888, bonuses of 300 for full-time and 150 for part-time non teaching staff totaling 25545, December 2.43 percent one time and December 5 percent permanent increases totaling 44921 and ongoing costs.
Bright relatives Mrs Onie Cook spent New Terry of Okeana and Mrs Jesse Smith. Lynn was a former minister at the Bright Christian Church. Guests were Mr Roy Dawson and son Curtis of New York. We were sorry to hear of the passing of Miss Dora Bonnett and extend sympathy to the family.
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