Harrison Nautilus And Skyline Chili Plan Shared Expansion
Two local entrepreneurs, Al Meininger and Dave Metz, form M.A.D. Developers to build over 3.5 acres on Harrison Ave at Stone Dr and 7.5 acres across from Rinks, tying the Harrison Nautilus Fitness Club expansion to Skyline Chili Inc opening its first company owned store in spring 1985. Financing from Winton Savings and Loan supports land acquisition as M.A.D. explores additional commercial ventures in Harrison.
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Harrison Ave
Stone Dr
al Meininger
Dave Metz
Ohio
M.A.D
Harrison Nautilus/Fitness Club
Harrison Bowl
Skyline Chili Inc
Skyline
Meininger
Tri-State
Metz
Cindy
E.F. Hutton
Winton Savings and Loan
Winton
Harrison
Blood Drive Urges Donations For 1985 Harrison Event
The Harrison Community Blood Bank sponsored by the Harrison Council Knights of Columbus will hold its first semi annual donor drive of 1985 at the K of C Hall on N State Street. The Hoxworth Blood Mobile will be present 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Donors 17 and older are welcome. Call 637 1354 for an appointment or 367 0367 after 1:00 p.m. day of drive for transportation. You can make the difference.
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Harrison Community Blood Bank
Harrison Council Knights of Columbus
K of C Hall
N. State Street
Hoxworth Blood Mobile
Surprise church wedding on PM Magazine in Cincinnati
Cookie Slayback and her husband celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary with a secret church ceremony in Harrison after a quiet plan by friends and family. The televised surprise will air January 15 at 7 30 p.m. in Cincinnati with a national air date January 30. Reverend Harold Shackelford led the ceremony at St John United Church of Christ before a crowd at the VFW hall in Harrison.
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PM Magazine
Cincinnati
Cookie
Hamilton Cleves Road
Fernald
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Harold Shackelford
St. John United Church of Christ
Harrison
VFW
Crosby Township Fire Contract Tentative Agreement Reached
Crosby Township trustees and the New Baltimore Fire Department and Life Squad Corporation report a tentative contract agreement. Final wording requires approval. Provisions enable annual negotiations on three separate details and service costs. Payments flow from the auditor to the corporation as funds are received, not quarterly. The fire department is a private non profit corporation.
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Crosby Township
Baltimore Fire Department
Life Squad Corporation
Fire Department
Robert Haynes Elected President of Southwest Local Board
Robert Haynes was chosen president of the Southwest Local School Board at their organizational meeting with 32 votes over Tom Kammer. The board moved its regular meeting to the third Thursday at 7 30 p m at the district office and approved raising compensation for future board members to 60 dollars per regular meeting, up to 12 meetings per year, while current members keep 40 dollars.
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Robert Haynes
Southwest Local School Board
Tom Kammerer
Citizens Advisory
To Choose Franklin Co Sheriff
Peggy McCracken reports that Franklin County will select a new sheriff January 8 by 25 Democratic precinct committee members. County Democratic Party chairman Edward Schuck says three candidates have requested consideration, with applications accepted through Friday January 4. Acting Sheriff Lee Davidson has led since Donald Helms' death last month.
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Peggy McCracken
Franklin County
Donald Helms
Edward Schuck
Democratic Party
Lee Davidson
Helms
Fernald NLO plant adds third life squad ambulance unit
Harrison's 1985 Ford Type 3 ambulance delivered December 28 valued about 44000. It is a modular walk thru unit built by McCoy Miller Inc and distributed by Ambulance Sales. It will be housed at Walnut Street station joining two other units downtown and West Road. A Fernald residents group FRESH will hold a meeting January 11 at 7 30 pm to discuss safety standards and health protections. Congressman Luken and EPA and AG reps invited. Contact Kathy Meyer 738 1129 for more information. FRESH aims to ensure plant safety and resident health while opposing shutdown. Energy Dept biologist Bibb notes 300000 to upgrade dust system. Glenn staff says up to 50 million may be spent on aging equipment waste site and filtration upgrades.
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Walnut Street
West Road
Fernald Residents For Environmental and Health
F.r.es.h
Department of Energy
N.S.O
Tom Luken
Ohio Epa
Attorney General's Office
F.R.E.S.H
Kathy Meyer
Meyer
Energy Department
William Bibb
Ohio
John Glenn
Pro Life Prayerful Appeal Seeks Community Support
Knights of Columbus issue a public statement denouncing the 1973 Supreme Court abortion decision. They urge support and request donations of 1 dollar per individual name or 2 dollars per family name to affirm Pro Life positions, with continuation promised on page 14.
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Supreme Court
Harrison High Band Sells Cleaner to Support Equipment
The Harrison High School band will sell Band All Purpose Cleaner from January 9 to 14 to raise funds for new equipment and maintenance of instruments. Supported by the school board and Music Boosters, they also seek donations from students and the community via contact with Mr. Parrott at 367-4169.
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Harrison High School
Nasco Inc
U S Shoe Buys Nettleton Brand Name
U S Shoe Corporation acquired the Nettleton name in a small deal. The VP of finance said the name will be used on a line of men's dress shoes produced at the U S Shoe factory in Wisconsin.
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Harrison Nautilus
Skyline Chili
Hexworth
Nae
Kentucky
Fex
Cookie’s Dream
Franklin Co
John Schlemmer Fuel Oil, Feed & Coal Company
North State St
Fernald N.L.O
City
McCoy- Miller Inc
Elkhart
Indiana
Ambulance Sales
Loudonville
Walnut
Bart House
Burgess Ambulance Sales
Harry Hinson
Harry Rolfes
Larry Kinnett
State Line
Harrison Avenue
State St
New Haven Road
Campbell Road
Indiana-Ohio
The
Knights of Columbus
U.S. Shoe
Nettleton
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