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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
1
Robert Helmer son of Mrs Janet Helmer receives a Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution scholarship. He is a WH HHS 1972 graduate planning to enter Cincinnati Technical College to study for physician assistant duties. Good luck, Robert.
Cincinnati Bell and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra announce the fifth annual Concerts in the Parks series with five free July performances conducted by Erich Kunzel at five locations: Ault Park Covington Devon Park Mt Airy Forest Winton Woods and Eden Park. Attendees may bring chairs or blankets for a picnic and arrive early.
Ricky L. Nowlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nowlin, reported for basic training with the U S Air Force on July 5 at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Address listed as AB Ricky L. Nowlin SSAN FR 270 54 7755 P5C No 6 SQ 3704 Flight 0746 Lackland AFB Texas 78236.
Miss Marianne Vest of Harrison Ohio is placed on the registrars Roll of Honor for the spring quarter at Bowling Green University. She is a Sophomore and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Vest of 9975 Baughman Rd Harrison Ohio.
Jim Searcy Jr thanks participants and supporters of the Harrison Jaycees July 4th Parade. He commends Chairman Jerry Lutts and invites feedback on morning parades to allow afternoon picnics. He urges Jaycees to influence events and their community destiny.
American Legion National Commander John H. Geiger urges members to donate to the Relief Fund for East Coast flood victims. He asks Legionnaires Auxiliary and affiliates to contribute generously and clerks to mail local gifts to Post 199 Harrison Ohio. Dues for 1973 are being accepted and new members or renewals may join now.
Congressman Walter E. of Ohio announced twoHouse Veterans Affairs Committee approved bills aiding veterans and National Guard Ready Reserve members. One converts Servicemen's Group Life Insurance to a five year term for discharged service members easing civilian life. The other extends Servicemen's Government Life Insurance to reservists and Guardsmen up to age 60, ending when retirement annuity begins.
The Hamilton County Park District hosts eight weeks of free outdoor films at three parks this summer. Each week features color movies about conservation and wildlife, with dusk showings at Winton Woods, Miami Whitewater Forest, and Sharon Woods. July lineups include High Over the Borders and Grizzly from July 11 13, Horses and Ishi in Two Worlds from July 18 20, and Between the Tides and Myths and Parallels from July 25 27.
The Harrison Fine Arts Club meets Tuesday July 18, 1972 at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Woelfel Kilby Road. Miss Judy Roell presents a short musical piece and members plan the 14th Annual Show in October.
The Ross Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on July 13, 1972 at 8 PM in Ross Middle School located at 3371 Hamilton Cleves Road. The public is welcome to attend.
Gospel Lads Quartet from Revival Fires ministry will perform at the Christian Church in Bright Indiana on Saturday July 15 at 8 00 PM outside weather permitting No admission charge and all are welcome The Lads based in Joplin Missouri headlined coast to coast TV program and travel in a converted double decker bus.
Raymond Landers son of Tom Landers is promoted to Airman First Class. Donald Landers son of Tom Landers has a new address listed at Don ald L Landers B464626 USS Dewey DLG 14 FOP San Francisco Cal 96601.
A meeting for all Pee Wee football coaches and helpers will be held Friday June 14 at 7 30 P M at 215 N Vine St. All interested parties are urged to attend to discuss the season and volunteer roles.
Paul J Kaeser is named on the Dean's List for the past semester with a 3.53 GPA from four-point scale. The Cumberland College student will be a sophomore next Fall and is the fourth oldest son of Mr and Mrs Willard Kaeser of West Harrison Indiana.
Mrs Rose Campbell is described as a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton Ohio with admission records indicating ongoing treatment and care at the facility.
The Reverend Alvin Sigalus of Harrison Presbyterian Church will lead the 9:30 a.m. Unified Service attended by congregants and Christian attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lutz and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oxley have returned from a vacation trip to Canada and Niagara Falls. They reported enjoying the scenic stops and the sightseeing highlights of the trip.
A retiree reflects on blue Monday, the drag of workweeks, and the relief of retirement. The piece contrasts Monday burdens across professions with the freedom of waking late and enjoying rest, noting decades of blue Mondays and a spouse who also deserves peace.
Bill Stome has been dismissed from Christ Hospital and is convalescing at home.
A neighborhood carnival to aid dystrophy research will be held July 15 1972 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at 10158 Ba man Road. Pamela Sue Hiler will serve as Ringmaster with Terri Hornbach George Hiler Tommy Morris Polly Stalder Jan Koors and Diana Steinmetz assisting. Proceeds benefit Muscular Dystrophy Association programs. For more information call 655-2356.
The Wildcat Booster Club has scheduled a weekend membership drive on July 22 and 23. Athletes, cheerleaders, and G A A members will canvass Harrison urging residents to buy a $1.00 membership card for every adult in the family.
Roger E. Biddle in basic training at the U S Army Training Center Ft. Knox Ky asks friends to write. His address lists 270 54 8226 plus Co C 8th BN 4th Bd E Fort Knox Ky 40121 1st Platoon.
Private Michael W Bachman assigned to 283 52 0726 platoon 364 I company 3rd Recruit Training Battalion Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island SC 29905 moving entry lists a new address and unit attachment for military record purposes.
Harrison lost a heartbreaker 5 to 3 as Greensburg scored three unearned runs in the bottom of the eighth after two Harrison errors. Jim Hughes pitched well for Harrison with six hits allowed and six strikeouts while Harrison totaled six hits. Boehm had three hits Bennett doubled and Hut had six hits off Chittum who fanned eight and walked one. Harrison faces Cincinnati at 2 PM Sunday at the local high school diamond.
Mr Marion Huber will address the Village Historical Society open meeting in New Haven Ohio at 7 30 PM on July 11 1972. A brief business meeting precedes the event at New Haven Town Hall.
Mrs. Ed Gieringer now resides at the Methodist Home in College Hill after living about 80 years in Miamitown.
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