Fireworks display and double feature at local venue
From Our Files notes a 9:45 p.m. fireworks show paired with I Shot Jesse James starring Preston Foster. It recalls social events including a July wedding in St Clement Church, and family milestones from 15 and 10 years ago with births, vacations, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ragar
Pat
Jesse James
Preston Foster
Robert Oyler
Beatrice Warrender
Roy Schmitzer
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Biddle Heights
Everett E. Biddle
Betty Jean Power
Harrison High School
Gladys Grabill
Doris Lusk
Elbern Ave
Grabill
Glen Grant Grabill
Westerville, O
Leo Minges
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Leo Paul
Judy
Sharon
Larry
Thomas Kendrick
Walter
New Life Squad Ambulance to Arrive in Harrison Sunday
Harrison Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary announces the New Life Squad Ambulance will arrive on Sunday August 8 1965. A parade starts at 1 00 PM. Also notes social visits engagements and family events among local residents including engagements and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Willard Berling
Kay Ferguson
Jacques Berling
M. Farbinger
Emmett Johnson
Bright
Sonia Kay
Larry R. Boyd
Brute W. Boyd
Miss Johnson
North Dearborn High School
Hollywood School of Hair Designing
Milady
Boyd
North Dearborn
Cumberland College
Williamsburg
Ed Bright
Jon
James
Sarah Jane
Paul
Decatur
Ind
Robert Hunter
Marvin Rd
Kiwanis Reach Third Round in 13 Country Kitchen Cup
In the second round Kiwanis defeated 13 Country Kitchen 0 with F. O. P. at 9 and Lions 3, while Harrison Screw had a bye. The third round eliminations set for July 28, 1970 feature F. O. P. Harrison Screw against Kiwanis, with Kiwanis earning a bye once more at the K. of C. field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Kiwanis
Harrison Screw
Country Kitchen Highlanders K
C. Campbell-Hausfeld
Lions
Highlanders
Kiwanis
Campbell- Hausfeld
Country Kitchen
Blanken
K. of C. Field
5 H B s And Cleves To Meet For League Title
Harrison 5 H B team clinched a 3 2 win over Miami Heights at Three Rivers Jr High. Mark Cooper pitched a complete game with four hits allowed and scored all three runs. S Brech added two RBIs with a double and single. The win creates a rematch with Cleves at Sayler Park on July 22 for the league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Brech
P. Brotherton
Miami Heights
D. Smed
Harrison
Nolan
Loos
Jay
S. Gulley
M. Cooper
Brech
Cooper
Mark
Bunting
Kirk Nixon
Kirk
B. Graden
K. Werner
Cleves
Sayler Park
Two District 17 Teams Advance to City Knothole Tournament
Both teams in District 17 secured advancement and will compete in the City Knothole Tournament in August, marking their progression to the regional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pions
District 17
Kiwanis Pee Wee Team Advances to Finals
Kiwanis won 11 to 1 over K of C and 13 to 0 against Country Kitchen to reach the Pee Wee finals. Benny Tenhandfeld and Steve Simpson pitched, Kiwanis totaled 14 hits led by M Simpson four hits and 5 RBIs, J Rolfes and S Simpson homered, Nolan added a key RBI hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Pee Wee
Kiwanis
Country Kitchen
F.O. P
Harrison
K of C
Benny Tenhandfeld
Steve Simpson
D. Powers
M. Powers
D. Hornsby
Mike
J. Rolfes
B. Tenhandfeld
S. Simpson
P. Nolan
G. Nagele
R. Robben
J. Plowman
Benny
Steve
B. Moster
Carr
Moster
Skipton
M. Simpson
A. Griffin
Paul Nolan
RBI
Web Pallet Drops Practice Game After Forfeit Win
Web Pallet, riding a ten game win streak, forfeited win over Addyston and then lost a practice game to the Legion in the Class B Mini League. Bachman led Web with three hits while Knose, Kober, Boatright added two apiece. Legion starter Neuman worked four innings before Roehm relieved, Wilson and Milesky contributed a hit each for the Legion. Web plans a rematch with Cleves at the local high school diamond on Wednesday July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web Pallet
Addyston
Legion
Web
Craig Bachman
Mark Knose
Knose
Bachman
Schafer
Rutledge
Kober
Boatright
Bachmatt
Lake
Harrison American Legion
Neuman
A. Roehm
Roehm
Wilson
Trotter
Felix
Cox
Boehm
Milesky
Floetker
Wil
Cleves
Lions Shut Out Highlanders 5-0 in Center clash
Lions blank Highlanders 5-0 as lander Center yields eight hits. Chris Noonan tallied two triples and a single while Art Vanderpohl added two doubles. Joe Hall and another key contributor provided offensive support as the Lions dominated.
Highlander Center Boys End Season With Key Wins
The two Highlander Center boys, T. Wilson and J. Powers, each scored a single. A note thanks the parents and fathers for support throughout the past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlander Center
T. Wilson
J. Powers
FOP Beats Lions 9 to 3 Behind Pol Lock dominant pitching
FOP defeated the Lions 9 to 3 as Steve Pollock pitched the full game, striking out 14 and allowing only one hit to improve to 5–1. Tommy Reiter led FOP with 3 hits, Jerry Collins added 2, and Batchelor brothers plus Greg Dennis contributed one each. Lions' Art Vanderpohl fanned 8, Doug Bybee 2, with Joe Hall getting the lone Lion hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pollock
F.O.P
Lions
Steve
Jtommy Reiter
Jerry Collins
Todd Batchelor
Jeff Batchelor
Greg Dennis
Art Vanderpohl
Whitewater Market Wins Playoff Thriller
Whitewater Market defeated American Legion 7 to 6 in an elimination playoff. Pitcher Gary Campbell allowed 8 hits and struck out 11 with 2 walks while M Davis, M Hopple, D Baker, A Lawhorn and D Meece led Whitewater hitters. Legion’s Tenhundfeld allowed 17 hits with 8 strikeouts. Tenhundfeld had 3 doubles for the Legion. The game went down to the final inning as the season ended in a nervy thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market
American Legion
Gary Campbell
M. Davis
M. Hople
D. Baker
A. Lawhorn
D. Meece
the Legion
Tom Tenhundfeld
Queen City Pattern Tops Whitewater Valley Merchants 4-2
Queen City Pattern beat Whitewater Valley Merchants 4-2 as Larry Millian collected two hits and Mason and Rodgers added two hits for the Merchants. All-Stars defeated Melben 12-7, while Inc. v. Queen City Pattern ended 82-72 with Campbell-Hausfeld at 6-3 and All-Stars at 36 Melben 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Pattern
Whitewater Valley Merchants
Larry Millian
Mason
Rodgers
Merchants
All-Stars
Melben
Inc
Campbell-Hausfeld
Junior American Legion Baseball Opens District Tournament
The Fourth District Legion Tournament kicks off Saturday July 25 with six teams Mt Washington Bentley Budde New Richmon Post Middletown and Greenhills Watson Post in a double elimination chase for the district title. Bentley Post and Budde Post are seen as favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. American Legion
Mt. Washington Post
Bentley Post
Budde Post
New Richmons Post
Middletown
Greenhills Watson Post
John Christian
State Legion
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Harrison Press
Lake Geneva
Crystal Lake
Roger Lewe
Raymond Lee
Mary Rose
Carol Ann
Ronald
Joseph W. Losekamp
Clarence Lowe
Russell Steele
Shaffer Lake
Indiana
Melvin (Buck) Souders
St. Petersburg
Florida
Stanton Souders
Karen
Melvirry Hoffman
Harrison Ave
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
John Hoffman
Cedar Grove
Theodore Buzzard
Monfort Heights
Cincinnati
Vincent Davis
Westfield Dr
Michigan
Carl Early
Featherwood
Laleland
Fila
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ruth Gillespie
N. State St
Pioneer Park
PEE Wee News
N. Vine St
Harrison, Ohio
THE
Fisk Bros. Monument CO
Spring Grove Ave
Harrison Cleaners
Harrison Owned Operated
M, Hawk
Kater
Harrison, O
B’s and Cleves
A Nor Oyanahg
Cale
Federal
Bank Association
Lebanon, Ohio
Fuernstein
Servicenter
Harrison Avenue
F. O. P. Tames Lions
Whitewater Mkt
Social Softball League
Joe Hawe
Bauer Bentley Post
Bentley
MT. Washington
J. B. Yeager
Benzinger Lohio
Fritz Meyer
Columbus
Grandview
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Riverfront Stadium
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Heywoods
Crosley Field
Homseland
Vine Street
Brendamour Sporting Goods
Rike’s
Dayton
Walker Drugs
Ward’s
Fairfield
Weber & Evans
Tennessee
Emile Ford
Baker-Reedy Ford, Inc
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