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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1983
Page
9
The document presents a financial snapshot listing cash balances and receipts totaling 77,557.76 with 20,326.02 and 5,780.96 shown among figures. A smaller amount of 2,588.00 appears later, likely representing an expenditure or balance adjustment.
Mrs Hope and Mrs Ruby Bachman hosted a stork shower for Mrs Lynn Bachman last Monday. Fourteen friends attended and gifts were given as Craig opened presents with Somer Renee Bachman assisting. Lynn could not attend due to the new arrival.
A church message explains that all actions should honor God as Creator and Redeemer. It covers marriage where husbands love and wives submit, parenting with discipline, and work relations with obedience and fairness. The piece urges top quality effort to glorify God and lead others to Christ. Dial A Bible Moment 367-0031.
The Harrison Advance Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday February 4 at the First Presbyterian Church Ron Beathard will be guest speaker on Creative Writing Mrs Paul Gibson will give The Words To Live By Hostesses are Mrs Kathy Walker Mrs James Burge Mrs Alma Frey Mrs Wm Kuhlmann and Mrs Robert Oyler
Foreman has enough brand material to complete three houses and two vinyl jobs. Aluminum siding will be installed at 1.25 dollars per square foot. Immediate work needed.
Cincinnati Bell reports 0.98 earnings per common share for the fourth quarter, down 17.6 percent from 1981’s 1.19. Revenues total 99.74 million, up 4.9 percent. President Richard T. Dugan cites service quality as good but notes quarterly earnings were disappointing while an Ohio rate increase approved by the Public Utilities Commission should aid profits.
Cadette Troop 58 met monthly from August through January noting meetings in August September October and November with crafts flag ceremony officer elections and a Halloween Haunted House. They held a paper drive from Sept 25 to Oct 2 made sashes quilts and badges and enjoyed Kings Island Day and Winterfest activities.
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