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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
4
Andrew J. Smith husband of the late Edna Seeley Harrison died in Ohio on Tuesday June 27 1972 at age 76. He was a WW I veteran and a New Trenton Indiana farmer. Funeral services were held at the Lutz Brater Funeral Home.
Mrs Helen Hollin wife of Millard Hollin of Lawrenceburg Indiana died at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton Ohio in 1972. Funeral services will be at Lutz Brater Funeral Home Harrison Ohio on July 5 1972 at 2:00 PM led by Rev Enochs. Interment follows Gibson Cemetery.
About 150 riders join the Bike Hike to aid Harrison Lions and WSA 2. Callers include Paul Cooper Don Krause and Bill David to arrange rides suited to all abilities. Helen Prifogle of Brookville Ind wins a Schwinn Super Sport during the event.
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce informs members that there will be no summer meetings this year. The update serves as a brief notice of schedule suspension and clarifies no events will be held during the summer period.
Mr and Mrs Bruce McElroy of Cincinnati announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces and twenty inches long Michael William Mike to begin 2 AM E P duty and deck swabbing. Also welcoming Mr and Mrs William Colegate of River Road New Baltimore.
Harrison Bowl leads the women’s division of the Greater Cincinnati Travel bowling league at midway. Stone’s Lanes tops the men’s standings with Brentwood Bowl, Madison Bowl, Del-Fair Lanes, See-More, Harrison, Colerain in pursuit. Hank Hetz leads men’s averages at 214. Len Gray and Ron Weber tie for second at 208. Jeanne Cooper of Har-
The Harrison Bowl women report high averages with 186 for the top bowler, 183 for another, and 181 for Sue Eslinger. Team members include Dierdorf and Simpson with peers Kathy Eckstein and Barb James.
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness cautions strong eye safety during a July 10 partial solar eclipse of 70 to 80 percent. Dr Richard Simmons warns viewing comfort can mask hazards as sun rays are blocked and invisible infrared danger remains.
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges safe viewing of a solar eclipse. It notes that red rays can permanently burn the retina and cause blind spots, while the retina feels no pain. Safe methods include reflections in water or projecting the sun on a white screen, using sunglasses, smoked glasses, colored glass, or ordinary film negatives.
Miami University prints spring quarter honors for three campuses Oxford Middletown and ten campuses with a President's list of 341 students posting 4.0 averages and a Dean's list of 1163 averaging 3.5 or better for at least 12 hours. The lists show 245 freshmen on the winter list and 220 freshmen on the spring Dean's list.
The column mentions three men retiring from the Postal Service, notes on Clyde’s family service connections, corrections about Mrs. Bader’s church membership, and updates on residents’ travels and activities. It also covers upcoming Village Historical Society meeting July 11, Lincoln Literary Club trip July 13, and social gatherings at the Getz home and Copperware Party.
ser spoke briefly giving her testimony of belief in a living God then accompanied herself with her guitar she sang Amazing Grace Rev Heaton spoke from Matt 16 13 19 We have a living God Thank you to Linda for her testimony and for her music Next Sunday hange Sr will bring the message The Here and Now How.
Vacation Bible School held in New Haven and Crosby United Methodist Churches completed a busy week at the New Haven U M Church. June 29 saw 159 children and workers with an average five day attendance of 145.
The Presbyterian Church of Harrison invites Rev. William King as guest minister this Sunday, July 9. King earned a medical degree from McCormick Theological Seminary in 1954 and served in Chicago area pastorates before joining the United Presbyterian Church as Fraternal Workers in the Philippines. He returned in 1963 to become organizing pastor of John Calvin United Presbyterian.
United Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale Friday July 7 organized by the Women’s Society. Proceeds support church programs.
Fragmentary OCR notes a car wash operation at Harrison street area. Details read unclear about ownership, opening date, or services. Even so, notice hints at a small business venture taking shape in a local neighborhood.
The Prospect Heights church pastor Rev King has held multiple Cincinnati area pastorates and serves on the Mission Development Cabinet and National Missions Board. On June 1 this year he began duties as Chief Administrator for the Presbytery of Cincinnati.
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