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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1986
Page
10
Personal essay reflecting on a July birthday visit to the author's late mother in 1985, changing views on humanity, forgiveness, and mortality. The piece notes selective dislike for a few people, a resolve for tolerance, and a warning about missing chances to express love. It ends with a satirical epilogue about global population and birth rate.
A heartfelt thank you note expresses gratitude to friends for a retirement party and gifts. The writer credits Mayor Ham Rolfes and Joyce Helcher for organizing the event and Harrison Home Bakery for the cake, signing as Gerry Dole.
A revival will be held at Mt Calvary Church located at 400 Carolina Trace Rd from July 23 to July 27 at 7 p.m. Guest speaker is Charles Ashcraft. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Second Semi-Annual Blood Draw to be held Thursday July 10 1986 from 2 00 p m to 8 00 p m at the K of C Hall on North State St Reservations encouraged walk ins welcome Cooperating with Hoxworth Blood Center Harrison Community Blood Bank began years ago More than 300 donors needed daily to meet hospital needs across North ern Kentucky Eastern Indiana and Southwestern Ohio Call 367 0367 for info or to cancel appointments
Tom Luken held a town meeting at the Harrison Community Center with residents of Harrison and Crosby Whitewater townships and Harrison city. He toured the Fernald defense site earlier, calling it a cesspool junkyard while acknowledging 80 000 barrels of contaminated material and ground contamination requiring years to resolve with potential legislative help.
Spraul reunion set for Sunday July 13 1986 at Bob Welsh farm on Bond Road. A basket picnic will begin at noon and relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Southwest Corners Day Camp calls for adult volunteers for daily help July 14 to July 18. Doris Jackson and Pat Sims list contact numbers 367 0616 and 353 3319. Scouts and aides from Hidden Hills and Cadette to Senior levels spent a weekend at Indian Lakes Sunman Indiana with listed attendees and chaperones. Troop 363 reported June 16 18 trips to Cedar Point and Sea World Ohio with educational tours, patches earned, fundraisers, and a list of participating girls including Amy Hoerst Debbie Sims Jessica Zurweller Tracy Warndorf Jenny Miller Mandy Wortham Jennifer Bowers Jamie Hamm.
Volunteers are needed for a receptionist hostess role at Providence Hospital Ambulatory Care Center on New Haven Road. Hours run 6 to 10 and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday, with shifts available for local residents seeking service opportunities.
City of Harrison Mayor's Court records show numerous defendants with fines ranging from 10 to 152 dollars plus costs for offenses including speeding axle overload unlicensed plates and suspended licenses. Several entries note exp tag regis and other infractions.
A resident urges repealing or not enforcing Code 76.06 restricting berm parking in Whitewater Meadows. He argues street parking harms property, opposes two-wheelOnly layouts, and warns about emergency vehicle access while defending traditional berm use after yard maintenance.
Anna May Dennis Lacey of Shandon Ohio born Pendleton County Kentucky July 31 1896 died June 26 1986 at Mercy South Hospital Fairfield Ohio age 89 10 26 She was daughter of William and Matilda Taylor Dennis married Robert J Lacey and had one son Paul Jackson Lacey Preceded in death by husband and son Survived by granddaughter Joyce Ann Lacey daughter in law Hildreth Turner Lacey several nieces and nephews a great niece Alice Casey Lavern and friend Edith Cook Last deaths listed Emma Rankins Ada Hall Hallie Bell Bucher William Dennis Active church member and friend to many.
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