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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
4
A fragmented item notes Col. Sanders, age 79, touting success from rags to riches via a food business. It mentions social security rules about work limits and monthly checks for those under 72 earning less than 1680 per year, then cuts off.
The Light Approach contest at CG&E begins February 1 with entry coupons in today’s Harrison Press and next week’s edition. Coupons must be deposited in the CG&E lobby 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. The contest ends February 19 with major daily prizes of Bubble Bath bottles and a shatter‑proof lamp display.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was given for Karen Wilson, bride elect of Arnold Davis, at Escanes ee Street Harrison. Games were played and delicious refreshments served. Karen received many lovely gifts and a good time was enjoyed by all.
The Crosby School lists Highest Honors with A grades for fourth graders Shelia Knollman Kellene Morgan and sixth grader Chris Heaton. High Honors include many fourth and sixth graders such as Barbara Bour Ronald Brewer Carla Bus Mpinh Crate Terry Allard Cathy Booker Harry Damron John Earls Cindy Freitag Jeff Gier genthal Rae Jean Papet Tama Stockel Tammy Wilhelm and Lisa Allard Cindy Engel Carla Frey Jenny Kiefer. Honors cover B averages with Cs counterbalanced by As across multiple grades including fourth fifth and sixth with students Sanan Archer Earl Ashcraft Ruth Carmichael Diane Damron Andrew Griffin Rae Jean Hoskins Jackie Tidwell Sandy Lankley Joe Roszell Donna Schmidt Tina Teeters Rhonda Ashcraft.
The second grading period honors list includes fourth grade bob ferry high honors and Kay Johnson Eric Scherzinger James Steinert with all A s and B s. Additional fourth grade students Pam s Ricky Marshall Jerry Parrot and sixth grade Janie Adams Bill Ferry David Grisham Leslie Schuetz are noted amid balanced C to A counts.
Harrison forms a new saddle horse 4H club named the Vaquero. The first meeting at Diana Minges home elected officers. The next gathering set for Tuesday February 16 at 7 30 P M at Donnie Stadler s home on Howard Road.
A rummage sale in Harrison is organized to expand Head Start activities. Volunteers are invited to donate items or services or help in classrooms. Contact Mrs. Pearl Donaworth at 638-8172 or Mrs. Peggy Knapp at 638-8719 for details.
Gottlieb R. Mohn has joined The Campbell-Hausfeld Company as assistant sales manager OEM and export sales. He previously led standard tool sales at Cincinnati, Inc. for six years, as Campbell-Hausfeld expands in portable air compressors spray equipment sheet metal products and foundry furnaces.
Georgetown Public Speaking Team finished third in a 60 participant tournament. John Wall freshman Campbellsville led with first in After Dinner Speaking and second in Interpretation with Musical Accompaniment. Sallie Jo Hart Sturgis senior won fifth in Persuasive Speaking.
A reader complains about a Cincinnati Bell Telephone recording that interrupts dialing with an apologetic message. The writer vented strong language wishing the message could be broadcast and criticized the operator for its tone.
The Annual Meeting of The Federal Land Bank Association of Lebanon Ohio will be held at the Old High School Building in Lebanon and review operations of the past year.
The Goodwill Truck will visit Harrison on Monday February 1 and Monday February 15 for picking up contributions. To arrange a pickup contact Vonda Waller at 634-4221.
Charlie Jacobs announces his new mailing address at Pvt. Charles F. Jacobs 2688467 F Co 1st Bn 1st I Le Jeune North Carolina. Friends are invited to send letters to his new post location.
Mr and Mrs Richard Reed of Bond Road Harrison Ohio announce the birth of their third child a daughter Suzanne Marie born December 22 1970 at Good Samaritan Hospital She weighed 5 lbs 14 ozs and has two brothers Scott and Steven plus the paternal grandparents in Ohio listed.
The Farming Frontiers film program titled Farming Frontiers 71 will screen Feb. 1, 1971 at 7 30 P M in Wm H Harrison High School. Pope Redpath of John Deere dealer group announced Furrow on Film exposes latest research and farming developments with 1971 John Deere tractors and equipment. A John Deere power mower door prize will be drawn. refreshments will be served.
Nu Lambda Chapter plans a two day Rummage and Attic Sale at Township Hall on the 29th and 30th to raise money for the Gladys Merrill Fund. They also discussed a Valentine Day Dance on February 13 at the Addyston VFW with reservations via 634 2564 or from members. Mrs. Tom Walter named Girl of the Month for organizing Christmas projects.
The Office of Extended Services Ball State University announces EDEL-500 Basic Concepts of Elementary Education 3 quarter hours offered in cooperation with Summan Dearborn Schools Spring Quarter 1971. Class starts 6 30 p m Sunman High School room 117. Pre registration February 2 1971 5 30 p m St Paul Elementary New Alsace.
J. B. Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199 plans a Feb 1 meeting at 8 PM in the American Legion Home with a program on Americanism arranged by Mrs Guilford Kater. A rummage sale is planned for Feb 5 and a card party later in February.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority announces a two day rummage and attic sale in the Township Room at Harrison and Sycamore Streets. Dates are Friday January 29 from 4 00 PM to 8 30 PM and Saturday January 30 from 9 00 AM to 2 00 PM. Proceeds go to the Gladys Merrill Fund.
The family of Mike Nelson thanks Mrs Dale Perry and son Dave for taking him to Dr Liefferman s office. Thanks also to Mrs Frances Robinette for driving to the hospital and Bill Vanselow owner of Bills Texaco Station for hauling the motorcycle home after the accident.
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