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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1984
Page
14
Obituaries list Emily M Kaiser Rupert E Kaiser and family, including sons Robert and William and daughter Janet, plus siblings and grandchildren. Also memorial notices for Nathan Bowling Phyllis Scrivner and Richard Ireland, with funeral details, burial places, and fundraising prompts.
Peggy Hawkins, a Checker Gas Station clerk on New Haven Road, reported January 23 that a customer drove off without paying for 17.27 dollars of gas. William Kuhmann of 10758 Harrison Avenue reported January 23 that four wheel covers were stolen from his vehicle, each worth 108 dollars for a total loss of 432 dollars.
Vigorous one hour exercise to music offered at three local venues. Beginners welcome and can work at their own pace. Men may attend morning sessions. Pay as you go two dollars per session or five dollars weekly. Evening times listed with locations on Harrison Avenue and Vine Street. Bring gym shoes and a mat.
Governor Robert D. Orr will visit Lawrenceburg on Sunday January 29 meeting supporters at 545 Ridge Avenue from 2 to 4 p.m. A 3 p.m. press conference will be held at the Jack Braun home. This trip follows the Marble Hill Nuclear Plant shutdown and Orr's bid for re election after formally announcing January 19. Orr named John K. Snyder as primary challenger with Lt. Gov. John Mutz not on the May ballot.
Job notice lists Ron Kercehveal as Director and Eugene Jackman as Associate with a six line limit and two insertions. Contact Harrison Ohio phone number 367 4545 provided for submission.
More than 300 delegates at the convention plan to renew efforts for a mandatory set aside without payments and to back a diversion program covering up to 20 percent of cropland capable of producing the surplus. The three day event will guide the 10 000 member organization for the coming year.
A no charge educational program sponsored by The Christ Hospital and Care Unit Program runs February 18 from 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. in the Christ Hospital auditorium. Participants will learn to recognize chemical dependency, its employer cost, and appropriate handling. Contact The Christ Hospital educational services by February 14 at 513-369-2300 to register. Speakers include Drs Mindrum Chims Filan and professionals from Procter & Gamble, St Anthony Medical Center, Alcoholism Council, and CareUnit.
The Harrison Junior Baseball League will sponsor its ninth annual dance on February 11 at Stricker's Grove. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dan Waters and the Dirty Waters Band headline. Tickets cost 15 dollars for couples and 10 dollars for singles. For tickets call 367-2029.
Mr and Mrs G Stephen Minges announce George Charles born Nov 22 1983 at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 7 lbs 9 ozs and 20 inches long. Maternal grandmother Gloria Wuest of Ross and great grandmother Lettie Raffenberg of Ross. Paternal grandparents George and Lynn Minges of Harrison. Bud and Valerie Noe announce Adam Joseph born Jan 17 at Bethesda Oak Hospital weighing 6 lbs 7 ozs. Grandparents Bill and Wanda Noe of Dent Everett and Patricia Ross of Bridgetown. John Edward Frey born Jan 21 weighing 7 lbs 10 ozs. Grandparents Ralph Frey and the late Mr and Mrs Matthew Engst. great-grandmother Mrs Frank Frey.
The Angus Band formed in Harrison will perform at Harrison State Theater in January. Tickets cost 6 dollars and include admission and drinks. Purchases available at Back's Miami Deli and Tip's Cafe. The band, from Harrison, has played in Cincinnati venues such as Bogart's. A special guest will be announced.
Local Harrison fire department held its annual Appreciation Dinner at the Jennings Bryan Yeager American Legion Home on Saturday January 21. Awards honored firefighters for fire calls drills and life squad rescues. The 17th Annual Sport Show runs January 25 to 29 at the Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center with Hart Productions in charge and 300 exhibitor booths. The Dearborn County Fair is slated July 16 to 21 following the 4 H Fair. Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission seeks 2 percent of Warner Cable profits. Plus national notes on Grenada coverage and a weekend weather record with 20 below then 40 above.
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