Trapped Youth Survives Hours In Struck Truck Cab
An 18 year old, Jamie Bayrd, was trapped face down inside a Cedar Grove, Indiana truck cab for about two hours after a flat bed loaded with treated lumber slid and overturned on a hill near Indiana 1 and US 52. Rescue teams used jaws of life to free him as his father, Fred Bayrd, escaped. Jamie was taken to University Hospital Cincinnati in serious condition. The six hour operation involved extended lumber cleanup and an ongoing accident investigation by Franklin County authorities.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Alabanks
Brown Lumber Company
Cedar Grove
Indiana
S&b Trucking Company
PO Box 262
Hamiilton
Alabama
Jamie Bayrd
Fred Bayrd
Jamie
Harrison Rescue Squad
EMS
Harrison
Versity Hospital
University Hospital
Franklin County
Tom Helms
Bayrd
Fred J. Bayrd
Maas Meats Plant Under Construction in Hamilton County
Maas Provisions Company expands with a $1 million plus meat processing plant at Industrial Lane and Sales Avenue off Campbell Road. Hamilton County Building issued a $450,000 structure permit. Maas supplies several Harrison restaurants and will process pizza toppings hoggie steaks chop steaks and fish for restaurants and institutions. Some employees from the Delhi plant will relocate, with potential future expansion as business grows.
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Jack T. Maas Provisions Company
Industrial Lane
Sales Avenue
Campbell Road
Hamilton County Building Re
Maas
Harrison
Delhi
Nursing School Graduate Debbie Estes Clinches Regent Scholar Honors
Debbie Estes graduated May 13 1983 from Northern Kentucky School of Nursing after finishing William Henry Harrison High School in 1981. A Regent's Scholar, she attends NKU and now works in the James Whitcomb Toddler Unit. Her new address is 2509 Fox Indianapolis McKee in the Harrison area.
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Debbie Estes
Northern Kentucky School of Nursing
William Henry Harrison High School
NKU
Debbie
James Whitcomb
Fox Indianpolis McKee
Harrison Area
Former City Dispatcher Dies At 93
Elmer E. Berry of Harrison Ohio died at Ft. Hamilton Hughes Hospital in Hamilton June 28 1983 at 93. A retired tool and die maker for Campbell Hausfeld and a former Harrison police dispatcher, he was active in First Christian Church Sayler Park and Eden Chapel United Methodist Church. He was a 25-year member of Snow Lodge 193 F and A M and with son Gene first father and son to jointly receive three Masonry degrees. Funeral services were at Eden Chapel United Methodist Church June 30 with interment July 1 Haven Cemetery. He was husband of the late Dorothy Berry and father of Gene Berry and Janet Cash.
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Elmer E. Berry
Harrison Ohio
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes
Hamilton
Ohio
Berry
Campbell-Hausfeld Company
Harrison
First Christian Church of
Eden Chapel United Methodist Church
Sayler Park
Snow Lodge
Gene
Greg Timmons
Aaron Sharp
Eden Chapel
John C. Brater
Haven Cemetery
Dorothy Doorman Berry
Gene Berry
Janet Cash
2 Car Crash At Harrison And Sandusky
At about 10 30 p m on July 1 a head on collision occurred at Harrison Avenue and Sandusky Road involve a 1970 Ford pickup and a 1972 Mercury Alan C Bruce 20 of Cleves drove the Mercury Kevin Pelzel 22 of North Sycamore drove the pickup with three passengers Christine Souders 19 Debbie Carter 14 and Joseph Kellerman 21? listed Harrison Police stated the cause is under investigation.
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Harrison Ave
Sandusky Rd
Alan C. Bruce
East
Miami River Rd
Cleves
Kevin Pelzel
N. Sycamore
Christine Souders
Stone Dr
Harrison
Debbie P. Carter
W. Harrison Ave
W. Harrison
Indiana
Joeseph E. Kellerman
Betts Ave
North College Hill
Capri
Harrison Avenue
Girl Drowns at Valley Lake Tragic Play Incident
A young girl planned to play by Valley Lake with her mother unaware of danger. The child later drowned in the lake, prompting a local investigation and reminders about water safety.
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Cedarion
Mack, Ohio
Life Squad
Uni
Maas Meats
Jack T. Maas
Rene 2
Onales Avenue
Harrison and Sandusky
Sandusky Road
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