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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1986
Page
1
Harrison residents report friction over subdivision parking as Peggy McCracken notes local debate. In Colerain Town, Shir ley Bledsoe killed by Raymond Bledsoe after a costly estrangement. Police say aggravated menacing filings preceded the tragedy.
Harrison City Council passes a two hour parking limit from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Harrison Avenue State and Walnut Street with signs planned on east State from Broad Street to Park Street and Walnut from Kercheval and Charles Hagen. The measure aims to aid evening businesses and extend service hours. A public hearing is set for July 22 at 7:00 p.m. with final readings in August. Arch Mason abstained. Korte proposed an ordinance to allow an agreement to add more parking near the police station. Robert Roll opposed the code, citing 25 foot street requirements changed in the 1970s and planning concerns.
The Harrison Community Vacation Bible School runs July 21 to 25 from 7 00 to 8 45 pm for ages 3 through sixth grade. Activities include Bible lessons crafts music and refreshments. To help call 367-0677. volunteers welcome for any single night.
An offering is collected each night to cover books and crafts. A list shows church locations for children by grade: A First Presbyterian 115 S Vine for ages 3 or 4, B St John the Baptist 110 N Hill for kindergarten entrants, C First Christian 301 Park at Sycamore for grades 1 or 2, D St John the Baptist 110 N Hill for grades 3 or 4, E St …
The Coca-Cola Bicycle Safety Lane will be at the parking lot on July 30, 1986, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Residents are urged to bring bicycles. A sizable crowd gathered at the Harrison Community Center before 10 p.m. on
Elizabethtown United Methodist Church in E-Town Ohio invites all to a hymn sharing night this Friday July 11 at 730 PM. Refreshments include homemade ice cream and cake. Everyone welcome for a good time.
Corrections Rep Thomas Luken toured the Fernald uranium refinery with EPA DOE and Westinghouse representatives. He viewed a ferrous scrap pile marking an estimated 15 20 years of accumulation as UF6 to UF4 is tested. The 1984 built facility aims to open this month with a sister plant for 1987.
A local center invites volunteers who have given service to attend a recognition dinner in 1986 at 6 30 p m. The event honors volunteers and thanks them for their contributions to the center.
The Doerflein Hardware store in Cedar Grove Indiana dating back to 1872 will close in July 1924. Owner passed the business through his family with 1911 sale to Charles E. Doerflein and 1950 sale to Charles J. Doerflein. The owner will end the business ending a piece of southeast Indiana history.
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