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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1986

Page

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Giant stocking wins at CFM for five year old in Harrison

A five year old Harrison boy, Ryan Burner, received a giant Christmas stocking stuffed with toys from Convenient Food Mart on Harrison Avenue. Manager John Frerick presented the prize on December 30 after Ryan was drawn from many registrants. The stocking, containing toys valued near $90, included an Icee bear, frisbee, games and an Icee bear bank.

Harrison Convenient Food Mart Harrison Avenue Ryan Burner Scott Burner John Frerick Ryan Frerick CFM Ryans

Berkshire Hathaway to acquire Scott & Fetzer Company

Shareholders of The Scott & Fetzer Company approve the acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Scott Fetzer, founded in 1914 and based in Westlake Ohio, employs about 16,000 people worldwide. Its best known lines include Kirby home care systems World Book encyclopedias Campbell Hausfeld air compressors and Eoburn Stamps.

Scott & Fetzer Company Berkshire Hathaway Inc Ralph E. Schey Scott Fetzer Westlake Ohio Kirby Home Care Systems Campbell Hausfeld Air Eoburn Wesco Financial Corporation Salon and Toon Balding Company

Essay Wins Muppet Tickets For 6 Year Old

Peggy McCracken reports a West Harrison first grader among nine winners in the Muppet Show Essay Contest. The Dearborn Elementary pupil earns Muppet tickets and a January 12th pre performance party at the Coliseum Players' Lounge to meet Muppet characters.

West Harrison Dearborn Coliseum Players’ Lounge Muppet

Annual Ecumenical Lenten Breakfast at Rockdale UMC

An annual ecumenical Lenten Breakfast is set for February 12 at 9 a.m. at Rockdale United Methodist Church for Ash Wednesday with special speaker Ann Frey. Nursery will be available. For Love affiliation contact 637-9159. A Harrison and Sr. High Athletic Boosters meeting is January 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. all are welcome.

Rockdale United Methodist Church Ann Frey Harrison and Sr. High

Merchants Bank Promotes Looming Promotions in Indiana

The Merchants Bank & Trust Co of West Harrison Indiana announces Jeanette Losekamp as Assistant Cashier and Mortgage Loan Officer and Patrick Fehring as Assistant Cashier. Losekamp advances from teller to loan staff and will supervise lending and customer service. Fehring joins from 1st National Bank of Harrison with prior American Express Money Order Sales experience. he and his wife Betty reside in Kenwood. Additional promotions include Kathryn Feller overseeing Proof, Bookkeeping, and Computer departments and Judith Benson as Supervisor of Money Order. Feller began as a co op student then bookkeeper. Benson originally Proof Operator then transferred to Money Order. All reside in Harrison area.

Merchants Bank & Trust Company West Harrison Indiana Jeanette Losekamp Patrick Fehring Losekamp Tom Harrison Fehring Merchants Bank & Trust Co Sekates 1St National Bank of Harrison American Express Money Order Xavier University United States Army Korea Betty Kenwood Kathryn Feller Judith Benson

Work Starts On Harri son Community Ice Rink

Mayor Harry Rolfes said city workers would set up the rink at the community center later this week. Weather warmed before the job could be completed, delaying opening plans for Harri son residents.

Harry Rolfes

Area Men's Fellowship Breakfast in Harrison Ohio

The Harrison Area Men's Fellowship Breakfast will meet at Saint John's United Church of Christ in Harrison Ohio on Saturday January 11 at 7 30 p m The men of Saint John the Baptist Church will provide the program Reservations are to be phoned to John C Brater Chairman at 367 4005 by evening January

Harrison Area Saint John’s United Church of Christ, Sycamore Broadway Avenue Harrison Ohio Saint John the Baptist Church John C. Brater

Hamilton Allied Emerges From Bankruptcy Reinstating Second Shift

Hamilton Allied Corporation of Harrison Ohio emerged from Chapter XI bankruptcy on December 30 1985 with new ownership and management after filing June 27 1985. Investor group led by Charles E M Rentschler invested 1.625 million and reinstates the second shift at Harrison plant as orders stay strong. Peter R Rentschler remains VP Sales Marketing as new president vows confidence and a return to stable operations for Hamilton Foundry Division in Hamilton Ohio and Decatur Casting Division in Decatur Indiana.

Hamilton Allied Harrison Plant Hamilton Allied Corporation Harrison, Ohio Charles E. M. Rentschler Rentschler Cummins Engine Company Peter R. Rentschler Hamilton Ohio Sohn & Rentschler Foundry Partnership Renschler Hamilton Foundry Decatur Indiana

Kammerer Elected Southwest School Board President

Tom Kammerer chosen president of the Southwest Local School Board for the upcoming year at the January 2, 1986 organizational meeting. Nan Guenther named vice president, with regular meetings slated for the third Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Dr Errol Frank approved as administrator of federal and state programs and district purchasing agent. Don Meyer named legislative liaison. Robert Wooldridge set as treasurer under a four year contract. Resolution actions set bond levels and fund appropriations. treasurer authorized to sign checks and invest idle funds, with temporary from Jan 1 to March 31 1986.

Southwest Local School Board Tom Kammerer Nan Guenther Errol Frank Robert Wooldridge Kent Caroline Wolfe

Luken Discusses Budget, Drinking Age, and Terrorism

Luken spoke to about 115 seniors for 45 minutes about balancing the federal budget possibly by 1991. He opposed raising the drinking age to 21 and argued the age should be set at the state level, noting federal road funds penalties for noncompliance and addressing terrorism.

Luken

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Ryan Burner and Berkshire Hathaway, Inc Scott & Fetzer Peggy McCracken Friends of Sesame Street Club Merchants Bank Southwest School Board Howard Rogers Rogers Rolfes Council Milford University of Cincinnati Ilinois Cincinnati Don Meyer Osba Federal Relations Network Thomas Luken William Henry Harrison High School Henry High School
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