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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1976
Page
1
Gil Brownie Brown retires from the U S Shoe Corp after 34½ years. He started at the Harrison factory in 1941, served in World War II, and returns to a life of retirement with a Legion post leadership role ahead.
Dearborn County Indiana joins six taxing units in adopting an occupational income tax aimed at workers inside the state. The measure mirrors a 1975 Indiana Code amendment and faces a U.S. District Court challenge over its constitutionality. Ohio Indiana cross state tax agreement referenced as potential impact.
A meeting of the 1971 Class of W H H H S is announced to discuss plans for a class reunion. The notice provides no date or location.
Harrison girls varsity and reserve teams kick off Friday night against Greenhills in a National Division opener. New warm up uniforms boost morale as GAA efforts funded the gear. The match marks a historic first of four city games featuring the girls before the boys varsity.
Harrison Assembly No. 127 will install Shawn King as Worthy Advisor at the 1.C.C.F. Hall on Saturday January 24 at 8 00 pm. Other officers include Penny Minor Monica West Bridgette Morgan Diane Wilburn Gail Gibson Debbie Tucker and Mrs Robert Oyler. A Plant Seminar at Native Sun in Tall Oaks Square Monday January 26 at 7 30 pm covers house plants culture and pest diseases with a Q A and free refreshments.
Rev J Stanley Carpenter 45, pastor of First Christian Church Harrison Ohio, has been missing since 8:30 a.m. January 11 1976 after leaving for Sunday service. He drives a 1973 lime green Toyota station wagon Ohio license 654293. Church and family seek information through Harrison Police and church board chair John Brater.
The North Dearborn Rescue Unit sponsors an instructional program memorializing Carol Back, teaching the Heimlich maneuver to prevent deaths from choking. It covers standing behind the victim, hand placement above the navel, and quick abdominal thrusts both for seated and lying positions.
Kiwanis hosts pancake day on February 7 1976 from 7 30 a m to 1 30 p m at St John s School Cafeteria. Admission is 12 00 per couple for members as a hot buffet starts promptly at 7 30 with Moonliters providing entertainment.
The American Legion marks Religious Emphasis Week January 31 to February 6 and Four Chaplains Day February 8 to honor four chaplains who gave their life aboard the USS Dorchester in 1943. Their act saved over 200 servicemen as they shared life belts and prayed together.
Daniel Bischoff aged 68 of Guilford Indiana died after falling about 20 feet from a barn loft to a concrete floor around 5 30 p m Wednesday January 14 Dearborn County deputies said he suffered a broken neck and was pronounced dead at the scene
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