Local News Briefs Include Reunion Plans and New Businesses
A July 22 1950 reunion is planned for Mr. and Mrs. John L. Johnson at Lespurdsville Lake with a 10 00 AM start. A Brownie Scout from Hickory Hills Day Camp earns winter camp admission, joining others from Day Camps to share notes for next year. The L R Jewelry Store and The Studio will open under Bob Rudisill Myron Lake and manager Joe Tracy after horology training at Bradley University. Miss Jean W Hodges married Richard Scott Ludlow in South Pasadena California on July 13 in a Congregational Church ceremony.
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John L. Johnson
Lespurdsville Lake
Clyde Kaiser
Marilyn
Lake Pokegama
Minnesota
Bob Rudisill
Myron Lake
Joe Tracy
Bob
Myron
Bradley University
Peoria
Ilinois
Bradley
Dr. Carrier
George Wild
Martin Getz
Wiwi
Jerome Wiwh
Kater Ave
Hickory Hills
Cincinnati
Elaine
Jean W. Hodges
Richard Scott Ludlow
Congregational Church
South Pasadena
California
John R. Elmore
Dr. Lake
New Baby Born to Guards of Bright
Mr and Mrs Stanley Guard of Bright announce the birth of a son at Ft Hamilton Hospital on July 5. The boy weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces and is named Michael Kevin. The text also notes family connections and a separate item about Robert Souders completing basic Air Force training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
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Stanley Guard
Bright
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Michael Kevin
Raymond A. Morris
Cipal
Reading High
Jeanette Ray Souders
Web Pallet Wins Two More Games
Web Pallet secured two more wins after weather delays. Lawrenceburg No 2 limited Harrison to one hit and four walks with twelve strikeouts, as Bachman finished with seven strikeouts in relief. Weir broke through in the fifth and sixth with key hits and errors to rally for five runs.
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Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg No
Harrison
Bachman
Weir
Glascock
Knose
Lake
Schafer
Heitfield
Lacey
Harrison Web
Addyston
Frisch's Defeat Fischer's In Rain Interruption
On July 8 1970 Frisch's defeated Fischer's 10 to 2 in 4 innings before rain halted play Ricky Losekamp pitched a complete game allowing 2 runs on 4 hits with 6 strikeouts for the winners Jerry Simpson started for the losers and gave up 10 runs before the rain stopped the contest
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Big Boys
Fischer
Ricky Losekamp
Jerry Simpson
Mac's Triumph In Rain-Delayed Elimination Game
Mac's tops Kroger's in an eight inning rain delayed elimination game 5 4. Randy Vernon pitched well for Mac's allowing 3 hits 6 walks and 14 strikeouts while Jim Wolfe Ron Dunn Terry Wolf John De Bruler and Roger Kolb provided hitting for Mac's. Terry Wolf doubled scored winning run on Paul Morrison fielder's choice in the eighth giving Mac's the win and improving their league standing.
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Sy Eve
Randy Vernon
Mac’s
Randy
Jim Wolfe
Ron Dunn
Terry Wolf
John de Bruler
Roger Kolb
Terry
Kroger’s
Mac's
Kroger
Paul Morrison
Mac
Ollie Boehm
K of C Teams Win In Rain Delayed Game
Ricky Robben delivered a bases loaded triple and a two bagger for 4 RBIs while Dan Powers struck out eight over four hits and four walks. Todd Slagle added the other hit for the victors as Gerry Nagele and Junior Plowman played sharp defense at first and short.
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K. of
Blanken
Ricky Robben
RBI
Todd Slagle
Dan Powers
K. of C
Gerry Nagele
Junior Plowman
Legion Edges Wilhelm's In A Close July 7 Game
On July 7 1970 at Waterworks field the Legion machine beat Wilhelm's 6 4 in a well played contest Wilhelm's had beaten the Legion 14 2 the prior week Tom Tenchendfeld earned the win allowing 4 runs on 4 hits with 3 walks and 8 strikeouts in a tight victory.
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Waterworks Field
Legion Machine
Wilhelm
Wilhelm’s
Legion
The
Winers
Tom Tenchendfeld
New Trenton Area Camp Trip Reports Local Buffalo Herds
New Trenton area residents returned Thursday from a camping trip in Rushing Creek Kentucky where they observed buffalo herds along land between the lakes. Mrs Johnnie Locke and Mr and Mrs Kenneth visited relatives in Cumberland Indiana last Friday.
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Rushing Creek
Johnnie Locke
Kenneth
Cumberland
Ind
Roy V. Stone
Laverne Stone
Gené. Kimmons
le Lourdesville
Lorene Maucher
Elmer Maucher
Boys
Fort Wayne
Riverfront Stadium
Kraus
Thanks for cards and prayers during recovery
A grateful message thanks friends and relatives for cards letters and gifts received during illness and notes appreciation for Rev Mr Gruenke visiting while at home. The writer signs off with warm thanks.
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Mr. Gruenke
F. O. P. Triumph Over First National In Elimination Game
F. O. P. won their first elimination game 17 to 4 over First National. Pitcher Steve Pollock struck out 10 with no hits allowed. Offensively Ted Batchelor and Jerry Collins led with multiple hits including a grand slam, while Tony Remillard had the lone hit for First National.
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Steve Pollock
Ted Batchelor
F.O. P
Jerry Collins
Greg Dennis
Tom Reiter
Jeff Batchelor
Gary Dennis
Randy Katerbankers
First National
Tony Remillard
Whitewater Market Wins Playoff Opener Over Fischer's
Whitewater Market defeated Fischer Shoes 7 to 1 to open the playoffs. G Campbell pitched the win while Mark Bader added a single, Mike a triple, and R Webb a single. Both teams delivered strong performances to close the first playoff round.
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Whitewater Market
Fischer Shoes
G. Campbell
Mark Bader
Mike
R. Webb
Reds Hold Lead as All Star Break Nears
The Cincinnati Reds sit 10 games ahead in the NL West at the All Star break. Harrison fans tour New Riverfront Stadium during an Open House, Bengals weekend package offered by Carrousel Inn, and UC Cincinnati adds a major college football double header to the 1970 schedule with Dayton and Tulsa changes.
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Cincinnati Reds
Harrison
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Bengals
Ohio
Motor Inn
Carrousel Inn
Reading
Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Dayton
Miami
Ohio University
Xavier
Tulsa
Tulane
Okla
William & &Mary
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Wichita State
Wichita
Kan
North Texas State
Denton
Texas
Louisville
Memphis State
Memphis
Tenn
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the Harrison Press
Nena
Lowell Hiler
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Harrison Pike
Stanley Effenbaum
Harrison Avenue
Harrison Ave
Frisch
She Press
Kroger's
New Trenton Area
N. Vine St
Harrison, Ohio
Itfe
Beth City
Wong Se
Harrison Owned
Joseph M. Hawk
Kater
Whitewater
Mkt
Harold J. Gardner
Larry Harvey
Brookville
Danny Kile
Washington Redskins
Carrousel
Washington
Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Oakland
Houston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Boston
Bengal
American Legion
ST. Leon
Indiana
the Dukes
Torino
Ford
Torino GT SportsRoot
Baker-Reedy Ford, Inc
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