Dr. Robert Shumaker Named New Principal
The Southwest Board of Education selected Dr. Robert Shumaker as principal of William Henry Harrison High School. He will serve a two year contract from August 1, 1972 to July 31, 1974 with an annual salary of 17000 dollars. Shumaker, from Delaware County Indiana, is an assistant professor at Ball State University and holds degrees from Ball State and Miami University. He succeeds Paul Grimm who has moved to a principal role in Xenia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Board of Education
Robert Shumaker
William Henry Harrison High School
Tilman L. Juett
Shumaker
Delaware County
Indiana
Ball State University
New Mexico Western University
Miami University
Paul Grimm
Xenia
Ohio
Indiana Police Weigh Station Reports June Truck Checks
Three Indiana State Police officers and two weigh masters logged 110 hours in June at the Indiana Weight Station near West Harrison. They inspected 2600 trucks and collected fines totaling 623.508 dollars across three categories, with court costs cited in Clyde Petree’s Justice of the Peace Court. A new four wheel Jeep portable scale unit aids the I 74 operation for trucks attempting to elude the station.
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Indiana
Motor Carrier Inspection Division
Indiana Weight Station
Harrison
Indiana State Line
Public Service Commission of In
Diana
Clyde Petree
Justice of the Peace Court
West Har
Burglary Report From Mobile Home On Morgan Road
Dearborn County authorities search for burglars who entered a vacant mobile home while owners were away for several days. The intruders allegedly ate all the food and left dirty dishes in the kitchen. The Lutz family had been gone about four days when the break in was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn County
Pe Eee
Willen Iain
Harrison
Ohio
Morgan Road
Army Private Paul S Ryan, 19, Milan High graduate
Army Private Paul S Ryan, 19, son of Mrs Hazel Stoneking, Route Company B 13th Battalion 4th, trained after Milan Indiana high school graduation in 1972. Father Paul W Ryan lives on Rt 1 Dillsboro.
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Paul S. Ryan
Hazel Stoneking
13Th Battalion
Milan
Ind.) High School
Paul W. Ryan
Rt. 1
Dillsboro
Tilman Juett Elected To Head Harrison Kiwanis
Dr Tilman Tim Juett president of the Harrison Kiwanis club succeeds officers including Russell Steele as First Vice President Bill Kuntz as Second Vice Pete Kaiser Dr Gene Jeffries and Leo Rolfes with terms expiring in 1973 Juett joined Kiwanis in Union City Ohio in 1956 and transferred to Harrison in 1965 aiding the Key Club formation at Henry Harrison High in 1966
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman
Tim) Juett
Harrison Club
Juett
Kiwanis
Union City
Ohio
Key Club
Henry Harrison High
Russell Steele
Bill Kuntz
Pete Kaiser
Gene Jefferies
Leo Rolfes
Two Men Held In Lieu Of Bond After Break In
In Franklin Circuit Court Ohio residents Erick Redelman and Walter Brack were held in lieu of 2500 bond each on a second degree burglary charge tied to break ins at the Springfield School. Redelman and Brack were arrested after a June 8 and June 21 burglary sequence that also involved three other suspects.
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Ohio
New Trenton
Franklin Circuit Court
Springfield
Erick Redelman
Harrison
Walter Herbert Brack
Franklin County
Redelman
Frank J. Cornelius
Alan Doerr
Cedar Grove
Franklin
Dearborn
Brickner Wins Fourth Flight at Cincinnati Metro Golf
Frances Brickner captured the Fourth Flight in the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan Golf Championship final at Maketewah Country Club. She defeated Mrs. One Willett of Neuman. Her sister Betty Brickner also competed but was eliminated earlier in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brickner
Greater Cincinnati
Maketewah Country Club
One Willett
Neuman
Betty Brickner
Chaplain Mayfield to Speak at Harrison Church
The Rev. Mr. L. H. Mayfield Chaplain at The Christ Hospital Cincinnati since 1956 will be the guest speaker Sunday July 0 at the United Methodist Church of Harrison. Service at 10 45 A M. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Mayfield
Christ Hospital, Cincinnati
United Methodist Church of
Harrison
I 74 repairs delayed as bids exceed estimate
The Indiana State Highway Commission said no bids came in this week below the engineer's estimate for repairing a slide on I-74 in Dearborn County east of Ind 1a. Work will occur from about 800 feet west of the Whitewater River Bridge to the bridge’s west end, with the highway closed in the area for months.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Dearborn County
Ind.a
Whitewater River
Indiana Seeks Split Contracts to Speed I 275 Completion
Indiana State Highway De p says it will divide the 3.3 mile I 275 stretch near Lawrenceburg into smaller contracts to accelerate construction. With $39 million in federal funds this year and five interstate projects, officials aim to begin work sooner by linking the US 50 bridge over the Ohio River to the corridor while seeking additional funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Ohio River
R. H
Bob) Harrell
Harrell
Indianapolis
New Albany
Evansville
Golden Jubilee celebrated by D of I in Harrison Ohio
St. Mary Circle 214 of the Daughters of Isabella in Harrison Ohio marked its 50th anniversary on June 21 1972 with a 5 30 PM Mass at St John the Baptist Church celebrated by Archbishop Nicholas T Elko. The banquet followed in St John’s cafeteria with 91 members and 113 guests in attendance.
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St. Mary Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Harrison
Ohio
St. John the Baptist Church
Nicholas T. Elko
Cincinnati
St. John’s Parish
Randall Vandeneynden O
Nicholas Elko
Ohio State
Annamae Schwegman
Brookville
Indiana
Mary Bergman
Ft. Recovery
Lucille Held
Fremont
Peg Roessner
Aurelia Bollen
St. John’s
Frank Keferl
Archibishop Elko
Benzeman
Harrison Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward Lohman
Harrison, Ohio
Harry Rolfes
the Eye
St. John Church
Pauline Hodapp
Eleanor Acra
Mildred Ennis
Catherine Hartman
Dearie Heyob
Gertrude Huismann
Loretta Jacob
Mildred Jacob
Lauretta Jelen
Marguerite Kissel
Alma Lowe
Bonnie Metz
Sophia Moster
Mary Riedman
Helen Yeager
Harrison Takes Over First Place In Tri County League
Harrison defeated Oldenburg 9 to 5 to seize the lead in the Tri County League by a half game. The winners improved to 6 wins 2 losses while Oldenburg dropped to 5 2, tied for second with Greensburg. Harrison trailed 3–0 before rallying in the 6th and 8th innings scoring four runs with key hits from Hughes Nau Roever and Bennett. Bennett Nau Roehm Hughes each had three hits as 18 hits were recorded off Schwegman Melrose and Shane. Three Oldenburg runs were unearned amid three errors by each side. Next Sunday Harrison hosts a 3:00 p.m. Ohio time game.
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Harrison
Oldenburg
Greensburg
Ners
Hughes
Nau
Roever
Bennett
Schwegman
Melrose
Shane
Roehm
Oldenburgs
Ohio
Incomplete Field Notes from Route Encounter
Insects not flying due to cool weather. Mentions Alvin Beckman and Route and Bossert. Fragmentary details describe feeding insects with hamburger and a gap in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Beckman
Routebert Bossert’s
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John T. Schwartz
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St. John’s School Library
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