Quiet wedding planned after summer
FROM OUR FILES notes a late Estella Roessler wedding planned for early summer. Birth announced for a baby boy at Mercy Hospital on Tuesday July eighth to the Rolfes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella J. Roessler
Gutman
James Gutman
Igey
Harry ‘Ham’ Rolfes
Mercy Hospital
Harry
Harry Anthony
Harry Rolfes
Louis Vaughan
Park Ave
Washington, D
John Sibernagel
New Orleans
John Swales
George Radcliffe
Mary Schaich
Canadian honeymoon plans and summer move noted
The text states a Canadian honeymoon with residence in Cincinnati until August when Mrs. Souders graduates from Christ Hospital School of Nursing. They will settle in St. Pete. It also records a June 24 wedding in Saint Mary's Church for Miss Lois Ann Mortashed and Theodore B. Salazar with future homes in Maryland where they teach art. It mentions a 5 year ago marriage and various family travels and a land sale in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Souders
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
St. Pete
Lois Ann Mortashed
Hugh Mortashed
Alexandria
Theodore B. Salazar
Benjamin Salazar
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saint Mary's Church
Miss Mortashed
O. B. Mortashed
Herman Viel
Harrison
Salazar
Maryland
Karen Otto
Richard Roudebush
First Presbyterian Church
Wulgen
Seattle
Ashington
Edward Hume Anthe
Family of
Bright, Ind
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Black Hills
S. Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Amber Dunn
Jackson Ridge Rd
Leroy Weber
Country Kitchen Tops Kiwanis 9-2 in Night Game at VFW Field
Country Kitchen defeated Kiwanis 9 to 2 at the VFW field on Thursday night. Pitcher John Yocum allowed 2 runs on 5 hits with 2 walks and 1 hit batter, striking out 10. Tony Vogelgesang boosted the offense with two singles and a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Kitchen
Kiwanis
VFW
John Yocum
Tony Vogelgesang
Johnny Eversole
Terry Sanders
Prety Sathey Ellis Sweet
Ricky Garrison
Kirk Gutzwiller
Salde Tish Sins Bale
Steve Fliedman
Kirk Knollman
John
Kiwanis narrows lead in three way tie after rough pitching
Yocum tripled and scored on the overflow. Paul Vogelgesang walked and reached on a bunt. Paul Nolan pitched three innings, allowing seven runs on four hits with nine strikeouts before James Nolan relieved and allowed two runs on four hits. Kiwanis had five hits including a bunt by Danny Garrison and doubles by Paul Nolan James Nolan and David McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocum
Paul Vogelgesang
Paul Nolan
Williams
Paul
James Nolan
Kiwanis
Mike Caerei
Danny Garrison
David McGill
Country Kitchen
Lions Roar Past Highlander Center in baseball clash
The Lions defeated Highlander Center as pitcher Doug Bybee struck out eight and walked one. Ron Taylor and Steve Simpson joined the offense with a homer each while George Hiler contributed at the plate. The Lions improve to 5-2 and host Harrison Screw Thursday at Waterworks. Highlander Center faces Blanken's at VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Doug Bybee
Doug
Ron Taylor
Steve Simpson
George Hiler
Harrison Screw
Waterworks
Highlander Center
Blanken
VFW
Lions Shut Out First National
Lions blank First National as M Meyers starts then R Beckman relieves in bottom of first. Beckman fans 9 and walks 5 in a solid effort. For First National T Boggs M Schutte M Meyers T Remillard R Beckman had singles. Lions improve to 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
M. Meyers
Ron Beckman
T. Boggs
M. Schutte
T. Remillard
R. Beckman
Legion DX Edges Kroger's In Wild 9 8 Victory
The American Legion team defeated Kroger's 9 to 8 in a tightly contested game with lead changes throughout. Terry Wolf pitched for Kroger's allowing 9 hits 4 walks and 8 strikeouts while Kroger's hitters Morrison Kolb and Busch each had singles. Legion used three pitchers Green Well Heaton and Kuhlmann to hold Kroger's to 3 hits and 12 walks while striking out 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Wolf
Kroger
B. Upchurch
Terry
P. Morrison
R. Kolb
Busch
The
American Legion
Ken Greenwell
Chris Heaton
Chris Kuhlmann
Mike Booker
Ron McAdams
American Légion
Harrison Screw Downs Blanken's for Win
Harrison Screw jumps ahead as Steve Knollman hits a grand slam and Rick Dryden adds two homers. Doug Kim mons made key outs at home plate while C Blanken racks up three hits and Sturgill, Whippel, Kimmons, Schalk, and Scharlarman contribute multiple two base hits and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Kimmons
C. Blanken
Blanken
R. Grubbs
Harrison Screw
Steve Knollman
Rick Dryden
Doug Sturgill
Tom Whippel
Jack Schalk
Mark Schlarlarman
Magee's Downs Village Pharmacy Game Summary
Magee's defeated Village Pharmacy 27 to 5 on June 23. Brotherton pitched four innings with seven strikeouts two walks two hits and one earned run Kaiser relieved for three innings with two strikeouts one etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee’s
Village Pharmacy
Brotherton
Kaiser
Village Pharmacy Victorious in Patchy Hit Parade
Village Pharmacy hurler Gabbard pitched one inning while hitters Gullette Lanham Kraus and Kaiser led a mixed attack. Kraus homered and tripled, Kraus four hits total, with Moster Brotherton and Earls also contributing multi hit games. Wickman scored and Wilson impressed defensively behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gullette
Lanham
Myron Kraus
Kaiser
Larry Moster
Brotherton
Earls
Fohl
Schlarman
Gabbard
Village Pharmacy
Wickman
Ing
Wilson
C H Tops K of C 9 2 in Water Works Clash
C H gains a first place tie by defeating K of C 9 to 2 on June 24 at Water Works. Dave Spraker had 3 hits including a double and triple with 5 RBIs, Jeff Salzman walked four times, Walt Nowlin drove in 2, pitched eight strikeouts, two runs allowed. Bruce Large and Greg Waller made key plays, next game July 1 at Grade School Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterworks
C-H
Dave Spraker
Jeff Salzman
Walt Nowlin
Bryan Koors
Jim Thomas
Greg Waller
Mike Farrow
Walt
Davey S
Bruce Large
D. Powers
C. J Kinnett
Odd Fellows
Walt Nowlin Sr
Jim Bohley
Larry Waller
Joe Nowlin
Jim Spraker
Tom Nowlin Jr
CLASS D PEE WEE NEWS Results June 24 1971
The page lists results for Class D Pee Wee games on June 24 1971. Matches include Country Kitchen 9 Kiwanis 2 Campbell-Hausfeld 9 K of C 2 and Harrison Screw 21 Blanken 6 with O P 20 Feldhaus 5. A center schedule notes Lions Feldhaus and First National Bank at Little Waterworks for July 1 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEE Wee News
Country Kitchen
Kiwanis
Campbell-Hausfeld
K. of C
Harrison Screw
Blanken
Feldhaus
Con Center
Odd Fel- Lions
First National Bank
Lions
Little Waterworks
Conditioning program starts for all athletes at high school field
Coach Steve Safford opens a conditioning program for all athletes starting Monday July 5 at the high school athletic field with sessions Monday Wednesday Friday 7 00 to 8 30 PM. The piece also recaps summer baseball league action with Elder leading 6 0 and Harrison 4 0 Withrow 4 1 and BGM powerhouse with seven players hitting over .300 including Quatremeyer .600. Harrison beat Withrow 12 6 and hosts Elder next Wednesday at 6 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Safford
Denny Dressman
Tom Chambers
Withrow
Harrison
Tom Higgins
Elder
Princeton
Milford
Sycamore
Lakota
Mariemont
Taylor
Norwood
Denny Quatremeyer
BGM
Craig Bachman
Odd Fellows and Campbell Haus field at Harrison Grade School
Country Kitchen and F. O. P. at the K. of C. field. Blanken's and Highlander Center at the V. F. W. field. ae Reeere 2 ee Cine iby Grade School field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and
Campbell Hausfeld
Harrison
Country Kitchen
K. of C. Field
Blanken’s
Highlander Center
Ae Reeere
Ee Cineiby
Local Residents Hospitalized and Community Notes
R R Harrison awaits a surgery date while area residents Mrs Lou Colegate Rev Jack Frost stay at Christ Hospital. Mrs Alice Grubbs is in Ft Hamilton and Mrs Betty Beesley at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton Ohio. Campbell-Hausfeld Co employees enjoy annual vacation. Promotion Sunday at Rockdale United Methodist Sunday School. Billy Terry Elvis Gentry visit their parents on Snow Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Colegate
Jack Frost
Christ Hospital
Alice Grubbs
Ft. Hamilton
Betty Beesley
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ohio
Campbell-Hausfeld Co
Rockdale
Mrs Virginia Davidson Becomes Avon Lady in Area
Mrs. Virginia Davidson of Carolina Trace Road is announced as the new Avon Lady in the local area, offering beauty products and direct sales services to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Davidson
Carolina Trace Road
Avon
St Francis Hospital staff thanked for flowers and cards
The note from Marilou Bennett expresses sincere kindness to the St Francis Hospital staff and those who sent flowers and cards as part of her fiancee's care. It appreciates the thoughtful support from the staff and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pengee Thedrap Gry
St. Francis Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Harrison Press
N. WrAre R Association
Harrison, Ohio
James Hollin
W. Broadway
Dover
Ind
William P. Emerson
Leona Strohmier
Marshall Hillman
Don Strohmier
Island
New York
Caroline White
Janet Berry
Miami Beach
Elmer Baughman
Dallas
Tones Xintind
Eugene Haddock
Ray Fowler
Elbern Ave
Maine
Tom Underwood
Marshall Clark
Margaret Ann
Jerry Fitzpatrick
Charleston
S. Carolina
Margaret Lehman
Karl E. Lehman
Carl Souders
Melvin Souders
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. John Congregational Church
Albert J. Slezak
Isa
the Harrison Building & Loan Association
Walnut Street
Legion DX
Optical Service, Inc
S. Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
Bugs
Harrison Cleaners
Harrison Ave
By Bill Kuntz
Harrison, R. R
Wm. H. Terry
Harvey James Simpson
Marilou Bennett
ST. Leon, Indiana
the Renegades
Stanley Elfenbaum
Harrison Avenue
Steary
Steury
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