Antique And Classic Car Parade Returns To Hamilton
More than 400 classic cars from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana gather in Hamilton for the 28th Antique and Classic Parade on Saturday July 24. Ken Neal of Middletown will lead in his 1922 Pierce Arrow as other entries include Warren G. Harding era cars. Events run at three sites from morning to afternoon with continuous live entertainment on Courthouse Square and a Pierce Arrow banquet at the Holiday Inn. Vehicles must be built 1896 to 1957 in restored or original condition, no modified cars or replicas allowed. Registration closes at 11:00 a.m. on the day.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ken Neal
Middletown
Pierce-Arrow
Warren G. Hard
Kentucky
Indiana
Hamilton West
Fairfield High School
Courthouse Square
Hamilton-Fairfield Holiday Inn
Ralston
Merce
Six Court Street
Harrison City Council Approves 1983 Budget and Fire Dept Work
The Harrison City Council met July 6, 1982 with Mayor Archie Mason and officials including Police Chief Mondary. They approved last month’s minutes, discussed police vest and training needs, budget adjustments for townships, and bids for old fire department painting. Community events and local notices filled out the meeting with upcoming softball, center activities, and birthday acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Harrison
Archie Mason
Leo Rolfes
James Et Clyde Kober
Robert Meeks
Terry Burger
Gerry Dole
Frank Mondary
Council
Mondary
Harms
Klump
Police Department
Police Dept
Cincinnati
Dole
Mason
Lane
Anne
Gil
County Tractor Pull at Franklin County Fairgrounds
The Franklin County tractor pull is set for Tuesday July 20 1982 at 5 PM EST at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. Registration opens 3 PM EST at the Franklin County Farm Bureau Co op. Information via phone numbers 317-647-4992 317-647-3488 or day-of-call 317-647-6261. A square dance follows on Sunday July 25 at New Haven United Methodist Church yard 6 9 PM for $2 per person taught by caller Tom Stone. Rain date August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Franklin County Farm Bureau Co-op
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Young Farmer's Committee
New Haven United Methodist Church
Tom Stone
A Slice Of The Apple: Girl Scout NYC Trip Recap
A detailed tour story follows Troop 817 and others as they travel from Ohio through New Jersey to New York City. They tour the United Nations, crown the Statue of Liberty, explore World Trade Center and Macy's, ride subways, attend Radio City Music Hall, Circle Line Cruise, and end with Annie on Broadway before returning home tired but happy.
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Hawaii
New York City
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson River
Manhattan
United Nations
Guardian Angels
World Trade Center
Macy’s
Grand Central Station
Macy's
Boss
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan Island
South Street Seaport
Nathan’s
Central Park Zoo
Rockefeller Center
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Museum of Natural History
Molly Bloom
Annie
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Harrison, OH
Colerain
Ice
State West
Harrison Press
Harrison Ave
Allstate
Allstate Insurance Co
Northtrosk, IL
Kaiser Appliances
Bowles Ave
W. Harrison
Harrison City Council
Kuhlmann
Harrison Township
West Harrison
Ind
Logan Township
Harrison
Harrison Towship
West Harison
Loebhard Co
Kinnett
Oak Ave
Horizons West
Women’s Civic Club
Whitewater
Mrs. Reas Bradley
Carl Walter
Kathryn Thalheimer
Elsie Maines
Elsie
Stone Manor Convalescent Center
Washington
Indianapolis
Edna Beesley
Dulcie Seeley
Frances Goble
Cottonwood Grove
New Trenton
Leverman
Howard Bradley
Joe Glascock
Riverview Blvd
Bradenton
Florida
Ralph Smith
Reas
Lloyd Estridge
David Lewis
Fairfield
Bob Schenik
South Carolina
Brian Skeoch
Holly Herschel Ertel
Wm. Sauerland
Carl Frey
Kilby
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Laralee Baum
Sharon Baum
Melanie Klump
Jill Zinser
Judy Hotopp
Lori Bossi
Judy Bosse
Tasha Edwards
Tammie Wilson
Diana Reamer
Kris Mann
Kellie Mahoney
Shelly Sims
Chris Harrison
Fischmer
Cleves
Horseshoe Ranch
Cilley Rd
Winchester
Hinton Auction Service
Charles Hinton
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