Promoted to Tax Commissioner in Harrison
Mary Kaeser, former Deputy Tax Commissioner, was promoted to Tax Commissioner by Harrison City Council on January 18 1983. She trained under George Schiele and civil service procedures and previously worked as an H&R Block Tax Consultant starting January 1979. Mary, her husband Paul, and three children live in Harrison with two children at Harrison Elementary and one at Christ Centered School.
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Mary Kaeser
Harrison
Kaeser
Harrison City
Hamilton
Mary
George Schiele
Schiele
Civil Service
Bertha Baker
Sr. Citizens Birthday Party at Harrison Center
The Harrison Senior Center hosts a birthday celebration for January honorees on Friday January 28 1983. Named residents Maggie Ackman Leona Bachman Georgia Brown Margaret Frankenhauser Hilda Gabbard Ruth Hahn Earl Hannah Dale Hawk Francis Kaiser Bessie Kilisch Marge KisseI Dorothy Lea Frank Miller Fred Miller Mary Phillips Mary Reiter Rose Marie Rennekamp Mildred Shhoenling Verla Schweizer Mildred Wurster invited to join the party.
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Harrison Senior Center
Maggie Ackman
Leona Bachman
Georgia Brown
Margaret Frankenhauser
Hilda Gabbard
Ruth Hahn
Earl Hannah
Dale Hawk
Francis Kaiser
Bessie Kilisch
Marge Kissel
Dorothy Lea
Frank Miller
Fred Miller
Mary Phillips
Mary Reiter
Rose Marie Rennekamp
Mildred Shhoenling
Verla Schweizer
Mildred Wurster
Pauline Clark retires after 36 years with Cincinnati Bell
Pauline Clark ends a 36 year career at the Cincinnati Bell Telephone Store in Harrison after 1908 existence. A retirement party at Tiny Cove Restaurant honored her on January 20 with about 45 coworkers and relatives present. She recalls kind colleagues and plans to enjoy Rolling Acres and possibly a part time job later.
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Alishea Reed
Pauline Clark
Cincinati Bell Telephone
Harrison Ave
Harrison
Cincinnati Bell
Cincinnati Bell Telephone
Pauline
Telephone Company
Harrison Police Station
Clark
New
Trenton
Tiny Cove
Rolling Acres
Miamitown Bank Robbery Suspect Description Released
A bank robbery at First National Bank of Cincinnati in Miamitown Ohio occurred last Thursday January 20 around noon. The suspect described as white male 25 to 30, 6 ft to 6 ft 1 in, slender, fair complexion with dark hair, wearing blue jeans gray hoodie and knit cap fled on foot toward Harrison Ave then toward a white over blue Pontiac missing rear bumper. The amount stolen was not disclosed but believed over $1,000. A composite photo is on file at Harrison Police Department.
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First National Bank of Cincinnati
Miamitown
Ohio
Hamilton County
Harrison Police Department
Subject
Harrison Ave
Harrison
Cincinnati Bell Closes Harrison Office
Cincinnati Bell closes its Harrison Telephone Store at 1110 11 son Ave on January 22 1983. The Harrison store history dates to 1911 when Howard Means bought the exchange. It previously operated on Walnut Street with 26 operators and no night service. Roland S Means led the company from 1927 to 1947 and became president until 1968. Robert E Means served as assistant manager from 1955 to 1968 and joined Bell in 1969.
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Cincinnati Bell Telephone
1Son Ave
Harrison Area
Harrison
Howard Means
Tel Exchange
Walnut St
Roland S. Means
Harrison Telephone Company
Cincinnati Bell
Robert Means
Bell Company
Harrison Press
Harrison City Council Approves 1983 Appropriations
The Harrison council approved a 1983 appropriations package at the January 18 meeting. Police salaries will total 160000 to 120000 with funds for an additional officer. sanitation charges remain 32 with a 40000 supplement to the Sanitation Fund. Fire department plans a 45000 mini pumper. capital improvements funds remain open amid EPA sludge concerns and a required sludge management program due June 1983. Salary raises for city workers are under discussion, including a 5 to 6 percent possible boost and retirement terms under review for two employees. Aauxiliary unit 199 meets February 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion home on Vine Street.
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Harrison
Harrison Fire Department
William Kuhlmann
E.P.A
Robert Meeks
J.B. Yeager Auxilary Unit
Legion Home
Vine St
Boosters Spaghetti Dinner Ahead of Tigers Basketball
Harrison Wildcat Boosters invite all to a spaghetti dinner on Saturday January 29 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm. Dinner includes beverage salad spaghetti and dessert for 3.25 adults and 2.00 for children 12 and under. Lawrenceburg Tigers basketball follows.
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Harrison Wildcat Boosters
The
Wildcat Boosters
Lawrenceburg Tigers
Strimple Named Supervisor for Hamilton County Soil District
Stanley Strimple of 9454 Dry Fork Rd Harrison Township was sworn in as a supervisor of the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District by Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze on January 19, 1983 at the Ohio Federations annual meeting in Columbus. He begins a three year term and marks 25 years on the board, including prior service as treasurer, while also working as a U S Mail Carrier and previously serving as a South- list member.
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Stanley Strimple
Dry Fork Rd
Harrison Township
Hamilton County
Strimple
U.S
Harrison Mayor Reports To Citizens Of City Yearly Summary
Mayor Archie Mason thanks citizens and council for efforts over the year. Projects include Ogle property grading, Fire Station No 2, repainting Fire Station 1, hose and equipment purchases, new cruiser radar radios, bond refinancings with savings, Civil Service Commission creation, water control valve on Stone Drive, sump plans submitted to ODOT, zoning ordinance codification reviewed, Ambulatory Care Center stance, water sewer extensions, sludge management deadline, Stateline Bridge start planned for 1983, budget items include police cruiser traffic lights and sewer fund. tax rate reduced by 2 mills.
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Ogle
Fire Dept
Civil Service Commission
Weber
Stone Drive
I-74
ODOT
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Marge Platt
New Trenton
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Boosters
Archie Mason
Council
Planning Commission
Police Dept
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