Tebelman Family Members Mourn Deaths in Ohio
Arthur W. Tebelman Sr. of Harrison died January 5 1985 in Cincinnati at 74. Funeral held January 8 at John C Brater Funeral Home with burial at Glen Haven Cemetery. Survived by Edna Tebelman and children Arthur Jr Robert F and Raymond. siblings Carl and Dorothy. extended family. Barbara Snow and Harold Edwards among relatives. memorials to Miami Town Church of Christ. Jean Otto is noted as aunt. Also obituary of Barbara Edwards died January 3 1985 aged 84 with funeral in Taylors Creek and burial at Miamitown Cemetery. Memorials to Miami Town Church of Christ suggested.
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Arthur W. Tebelman
Harrison
Ohio
St. Francis St. George Hospital
Cincinnati
Tebelman
John C. Brater
Russell Lieb
Church of Christ
Glen Haven
Mr. Tebelman
Edna Taphorn Tebelman
Arthur W. Tebelman, Jr
Robert F. Tebelman
Raymond
Joyce) McConnell
Okeana
Carl
Dorothy T
Nee Daniels
Charles W. Edwards
Harold Edwards
Barbara Snow
Jean Otto
Edwards
Neidhard-Minges
Harrison Pike
Taylors Creek
Miamitown
Army Specialist 4 Peak arrives for duty in West Germany
Thomas R. Peak son of Charles and Patsy Peak of Miamitown Ohio reports for duty with the 3rd Battalion 79th Field Artillery in Giessen West Germany He is a 1981 Harrison High School graduate His wife Melody is daughter of George and Hilda Radcliffe of Cleves Ohio Peak previously served at Fort Hood Texas Public hearing set for Crosby Township zoning on March 23 1985 for Earl Weber Sr request to permit a dirt bike track and future soccer fields at 7512 New Haven Road Fer nal with details on site and parking plans to follow.
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Thomas R. Peak
Charles R
Patsy R. Peak
Miamitown
Ohio
Giessen
West Germany
Peak
79Th Field Artillery
Fort Hood
Texas
Melody
George
Hilda Radcliffe
Steinert Drive
Cleves
Harrison High School
Harrison
Crosby Township Board of Zoning Appeals
Crosby Township Hall
Oxford Road
New Haven
Earl J. Weber
New Haven Road
Fernald
Crosby Township
Hamilton Cleves Road
Births in a family and friends circles announce new babies
Jena Marie Meyer and John and Diana Meyer announce the birth of their daughter Jean Marie born December 2 1984 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces and 19 inches long. Ray Lee Flannery born December 25 1984 at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 7 pounds and 21 inches long to Ray and Irene Flannery. Keelin Owen Cassidy born November 12 1984 at 10 26 p.m. weighing 10 pounds 6.5 ounces to Dr and Mrs Scott Cassidy of Orange Park Florida.
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Jena Marie Meyer
John
Diana (Browning) Meyer
Jean Marie
Jena
James
Bud
Browning
Kenneth
Carol Meyer
Tabatha
Lynn Flannery
Raymond Lee Flannery
Little Ray
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ray
Irene Flannery
Harrison
Frank and
Sarah Hall
Ohio
Shirley Flannery
Scott Cassidy
Orange Park
Keelin Owen
Little Miss
Thank You Southwest Local Music Boosters Donations
Thank you to businesses that donated turkeys for the basketball game give away. Your support is greatly appreciated by the Southwest Local Music Boosters and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Catholic Schools Week Observance At St John Harriston
Catholic Schools Week runs February 3 to 9 with St John the Baptist Harriston hosting Open House on February 3. Sister Lois Jean, assistant principal, leads plans with Sister JoAnn Sister Rose William and other staff. Rev. Gratsch and Rev. Wollering serve parish roles.
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St. John the Baptist School
Harriston
Lois Jean
St. John’s
JoAnn
Rose William
Karen Ellis
Sue Sandman
Joyce Westerkamp
Mary Paul
Mary Ann
Marie Vianney
Mark Gratsch
Carl Wollering
United States
Chief Administrators Department
National Catholic Educational Association
Department of Education
United States Catholic Conference
Library Programs For Children On Wednesdays
On Wednesdays January 16 February 6 20 presch ol games songs and stories for children ages 3 5 at 10 30 a m Harrison Library 300 George St Harrison Ohio At Miami Township Library 8 N Miami Rd on Wednesdays preschool storybook program for ages 3 5 at 10 30 a m For ages 6 and up a craft program at 4 p m
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Harrison Library
George St
Harrison, Ohio
Miami Township
N. Miami Rd
Aronoff Named Chairman of Ohio Senate Finance Committee
Ohio Senate President elect Paul E. Gillmore announced that Senator Stanley J. Aronoff has been appointed as Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee for the 116th Ohio General Assembly to convene in Columbus on January 7, 1985. Gillmore cited Aronoff’s budgeting focus and fairness in handling committee duties. Kathryn Terrell of Cleves earned Autumn Quarter Dean’s List at Raymond Walters College in Blue Ash, Cincinnati.
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Ohio Senate
Paul E. Gillmore
Rport Clinton
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Gillmore
Aronoff
Finance Committee
le General Assembly
General Assembly
Kathryn Terrell
Cleves
Ohio
Raymond Walters College
Plainfield Rd
Blue Ash
Limits On Passenger Autos For Business Use In 1984
IRS explains changes to investment credit and depreciation for passenger autos placed in service after June 18 1984. Maximum investment credit is 1000 dollars pro rated for partial business use. less than 50 percent business use yields no credit or Section 179 deduction. Depreciation cap is 4000 dollars for the first year and 6000 dollars thereafter, prorated for personal use. If business use is under half, use straight line depreciation over five years. Credit and depreciation are indexed for auto price inflation. Publication 534 and 572 advised. Also notes delayed Section 179 limit increase to 1988.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
FEAST Bible Study At Miamitown Church Of Christ
The Bible study series FEAST Family Evangelizing And Study Together begins Wednesday Jan 16 1985 at 6 30 pm and continues weekly at Miamitown Church of Christ. A follow up program with a meal is scheduled for Monday Jan 21 1985 at 8 15 pm with a $40 non member registration. The Williams YMCA contact line 961 7552.
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Miamitown
Williams Ymca
Pro-Life Ad Donation Details For K of C Sponsor
Support Of Pre and send to Daniel I Metz or Edgar A Lohman by Saturday January 12 1985. Call Dan Metz or Edgar Lohman for more information. Include printed name for newspaper ad. Make tax deductible donation to K of C Community Pro-Life Ad at the given addresses by January 12 1985.
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Daniel I. Metz
W. Harrison
Edgar A. Lohman
Baughman
Harrison
Dan Metz
Edgar Lohman
K of C
Community Pro-Life
St Mary Circle of I of D I News December meeting
The St Mary Circle of D of I met December 4 with better attendance. Laverne Streicher spoke on Legion of Mary activity and prayer. Members are reminded to save canceled stamps with four inch margins to fund the International Convention. Dues are due February.
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St. Mary
Legion of Mary
Laverne Streicher
Western Hills
St. John’s
Shirley
TV Guide Style Schedule Wednesday to Saturday
A broadcast listing outlines programs from Wednesday to Saturday on channels 48 and 14 16 54 and 54. Notable items include Smithsonian World First Contact Wild America Shakespeare Play King John Nova Garden of Inheritance Nature Resurrection of Truk Lagoon World Front Desk in the Jungle The Oil Petrodollar Coast Nature of Things Against the Odds Nature Missing Monsoon Seeing Things An Eye for an Eye.
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Smithsonian World
North America
Nova
Truk Lagoon
Smithsonian World “Desk
Petrodollar
Harrison Democrat Club Meeting Announces 1985 Officers
The Harrison Democrat Club invites members and supporters to a 8 PM meeting on Wednesday January 16 1985 at the Harrison Community Center. Officers for 1985 are Terry Burge President Gary Roberts 1st Vice President Fred teat 2nd Vice President Dave Bach Secretary Treasurer. Membership dues are $2 per member and can be mailed to David F Bahner 1012 iff Ave Harrison Ohio 45030.
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Harrison Democrat Club
Harrison Community Center
Terry Burge
Gary Roberts
V.P
Fred Teat
Dave Bach
Ad Cndswannibacelig
David F. Bahner
Iff Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Harrison and
Harrison Township
Card of Thanks Brighten our road for 1985S
Our sincere thanks to all relatives and friends who remembered us in many ways during the holidays. You have brightened the road for 1985S. Our phone number is 681-
Fellowship Breakfast Saturday at Saint John’s Church
The Harrison Area Men’s Fellowship Breakfast meets at Saint John’s United Church of Christ in Harrison Ohio on Saturday January 12 1985 at 7 30 a m. Reservations via John Brater by January 10 367 4005. The program features an audio visual segment titled But he was only seventeen. All men of any age are invited to attend this ecumenical gathering for breakfast fellowship and program.
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Harrison Area
Saint John’s United Church
Ooe Pee Dance And Installation Joint Meeting
A joint meeting and dance of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 113 and Ooe Pee Dance And Installation is set for January 12 1985 at the Miamitown Fire Station hall to install new officers. Reservations call Don Lane 513 922 1913. Lodge 95 will hold its regular January meeting January 28 1985 at the VFW Lodge Harrisonburg Rd Harrison Ohio at 7 30 p.m.
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Order of Police
Miamitown
Don Lane
Lodge 95
VFW
Lawrenceburg Rd
Harrison
Ohio
Fitness Is Fun Morning and Night Sessions
One hour vigorous exercise to music for beginners at own pace. Bring gym shoes and mat. Pay as you go two dollars per session or five dollars per week. Evenings 7 00 p m Mon Quid Ind School potato St between Thurs 1GA and King Kwik. Morning 9 00 a m Sat Old School. Tues and Thurs 9 30 a m Tall Oaks Nautilis. Public welcome.
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Thurs
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Dorothy T. Edwards
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Harrison Ave
Gerring Custom van Demp
Plymouth Horizon
LTD
Keelin Owen Cassidy
Jackman
Ron Kercheval
Eugene Jackman
Harrison Elem
S. Elm St
Boy Scouts
Catholic Schools
Cheese Distribution
Whitewater Township
Bible Study
TV Guide
Democrat Club Meeting
White Auto Sales
Eugene White
Prop
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