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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1976
Page
1
A World War II era scene recalls the Dorchester troopship loading 904 men when a U boat attack sent it to the sea floor. Only 209 survived as a chaplain group prayed and linked arms at the bow moments before sinking.
The director for southern Ohio announced increased assistance today. Service hours will be between 8 and 10 a.m. and 4 and 6 p.m. A contact number 513-621-6381 is provided for the improved support during those times.
A collage of aged notices and entries from Harrison Ohio and Caapppellman County Auditor summaries payment prompts. Includes a bid for poor relief visits, medical fees, and a February religious emphasis proclamation by Harry A. Rolfes in 1976.
Mr and Mrs Harold J Schuck announce the arrival of their new daughter at their home on Westfield Drive in Harrison. The child joins the family as they share their happiness and welcome the baby.
A meeting for men aged 35 and over to join a softball league will be held at the New Bowl meeting room on February 7 at 4 30 p m. All interested are urged to attend.
A Fine Arts Festival is set for Sunday February 1 from 2 to 4 PM at Wm Henry Harrison School. The event invites attendees to enjoy a pleasurable free afternoon of arts activities and performances.
John C Brater of 201 S Vine St Harrison Ohio 45030 states I have today been notified about a bicentennial community matter.
The Boy Scouts of America began on February 8, 1910 with later charter on June 15, 1916. The Dan Beard Council organized in 1911. Bradley Wolf, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wolf, will attend Deaf Sign language classes starting February 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Bright Christian Church.
The Lady Cats built a 28 to 16 halftime lead and extended the advantage to 44 to 42 before closing with a win. Rita Acra scored six in the third, Amy Schiarmann added nine in the third, and Kathy Cooper posted six in the first quarter as Harrison, Greenhills, and Wyoming icons featured in a double header with the boys game.
Readable fragment notes Velma in Columbus visiting a local library during 1982. The brief mentions a community event and a personal lookup of archives. Further details are unavailable due to fragmentary OCR.
The Schweckes sought to enroll their daughter Lisa at William Henry Harrison High, contacting Southwest Paul Kuhn for cooperation. An November 12 1975 notification and a November 14 1975 letter informed the family of the situation, with Lisa set to finish her final semester early due to snow days.
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