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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
5
The Sierra Club sponsored event will present a panel at Cincinnati public hearings held in May. The Task Force argued Ohio faces many pollution types and warned the public of environmental deterioration while outlining potential solutions.
Belated news notes Mr. Santa Claus was busy on Dec 18 yet still made the selection for the Harrison Firemen's Auxiliary. Names listed include Paul Roell Dry Fork Rd Blum Hampton Ron Kerchival Donie Cox Larry Kinnett Oliver Grubbs.
The event at the Carrousel Inn on 8001 Reading Road features Dr. William M. Alexander, professor of education at the University of Florida, Gainesville, teaching educational systems leaders how to analyze management practices.
Cincinnati Ohio records show a former president of the National Education Association and Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development will headline an evening program. The event includes a screening and a tour of the curriculum center at 961 7607.
Mrs. Frank Frey and Miss Teresa Frey visited Mr. and Mrs. Reas Bradley on Tuesday. Jim Glascock also stopped by. William and Kenneth Doerflein visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNally Saturday afternoon. The Herschel Ertel family joined Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sauerland Sunday for a birthday supper for Julian Sauerland. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gabbard were part of the community rounds.
The Wagner family enjoyed the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Wagner in Dresden Ohio. Mr and Mrs Wm Sauerland called on Clara Rosenberger in Brookville Friday morning. Roy Chesnut family visited Albert McNally home Sunday afternoon. Wm Sauerland saw his brother Andy Sauerland Sunday afternoon. Reas Bradley visited Albert McNally Friday evening. Wm Sauerland and Ray Sauerland hosted Friday evening calls from the Sauerlands.
Coach Ken Root leads the Cats in a home triangular wrestling meet against LaSalle and Reading Friday at 7 p m Fans are invited to watch the new sport as Harrison shows recent results including wins by Dennis Schultz and Jeff Kelly and several matches decided by fall or default with Hughes missing a full lineup.
Mrs. Fred Greenham opens the Jan 3 1972 Legion Auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Aaron Viel introduces Mrs. Jack Balthiser who outlines the District Leadership Development program and urges members to ask Congress for Veterans Day on November 11 and Memorial Day on May 30. She also advocates writing Senator Taft about the Amnesty Bill.
Taft led a discussion while Mrs. Balshizer considers a deputy treasurer candidacy. Mrs. George Hopping spoke on Civil Defense and training classes. Midwinter Conference heads to Columbus January 28–29. Volunteers sought for Firemen's Dinner February 29. 2500 poppies ordered. A rummage sale is planned. Mrs. Frank Baldwin named Junior Activities Chairman. Holiday decorations linger and Americanism month is February.
The National Collection of Fine Arts in Washington, D.C. accepts four paintings and a self portrait by Frank H. Myers, Carmel Art Association president in 1953. Works include Mt. Adams winter scene and titles Galisteo Light and Heavenly Sunny Jim The White Mantle.
Ronald F. Roche of Hill & Co. analyzes a hopeful 1972 economy with a National Product projection of 1 150 billion, about 9 percent growth, 3 percent inflation, and real growth rest. He notes a 100 point Dow rally, potential 30 to 40 point pullback, and factors like Middle East tension, Fed policy, and strong housing starts shaping the year's path.
After his death memorial exhibits were held at the Carmel Art Association in 1956 and at the De Young Museum in 1958. His personal papers have resided at the National Archives of American Art since 1958, with a photographical file of some works at the Frick Art Reference Library in New York City. This item comes from the Monterey Peninsula Herald dated December 22, 1971.
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