Local Harrison News Gazette Excerpt Description
Community newspaper text notes address and contact details for Harrison Ohio publication. It mentions weekly publication cadence and a sixty year history of reporting local news. It also references postal regulations and office location on Harrison Avenue.
Rolling Store changes hands in Bright Indiana
Harold Dorst of Bright announces sale of his Rolling Store business to Mr. and Mrs. William Junium with takeover set for August 23. The store operates four routes and the Juniums run a Logan Road grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dorst
Bright, Ind
William Junium
Juniums
Logan Road
Down-the-River
Sunset Inn
Harrison
Ohio
Gieringer
Charles Williams
Main St
Miamitown
Ray Hesselbrock
Mercy Hospital
Jerold Lynn
Michael
Dennis
Barbara
Types of wrestling styles and a young champion
An overview of wrestling styles from Greco Roman to freestyle and professional wrestling contrasts with a tale from Batesville Indiana. It highlights young wrestler Michael Spike Daily, his early trophies, and a question about his future against Indiana farmboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
China
Cumberland
Westmorland
England
U.S.A
Canada
Japan
Johnny Carson
Turkey
Hill-Rom Co
Batesville
Ind
Dave Daily
Pittsburgh
Penn
Michael
Spike
Penn State
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Penn Hills Junior Wrestling Association
Penn Hills
Indiana
East Central Volleyball Tryouts Announced for Varsity and Reserve
East Central invites female students to try out for Varsity or Reserve volleyball with sessions at the school gym on August 6. Turn in prior to date to Mr. Paul Ehrman or Coach Rita E Alig. Practices run 3:00 to 6:00 pm Monday through Friday until August 21. contact East Central High School at 576 4811 or Coach Alig at 576 4400 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Paul Ehrman
Rita E. Alig
East Central High School
Alig
Cats Extend Undefeated Hoosier Run In 74 60 Win
Harrison Wildcats under Coach Bill Revis extended their 1960 61 unblemished record by defeating Anderson 74 60 in a packed gym. Don Rolfes led with 21 at halftime finishing with 35 points as Hammons Schunk Allen and McCoy aided the attack in a strong second period surge. The win followed a 63 51 victory over Butler County School Hamilton Taft. The Cats next faced Ross and Brookville with high attendance expected and a potential 10th straight win on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATS
Harrison
Anderson
Hamilton Taft
Revis’ Basketeers
Redskins
Don
Big Red
Rolfes
Mike Hammons
Jerry Schunk
Eddie Allen
John McCoy
Joe Walters
Jim Marz
Wildcat
Ross
Brookville
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Hoosier
Greyhounds
Hinesley
Kelley
Brack
Kuehn
Berg
Revis
Don Rolfes
Brookville Greyhounds
Mike
Jerry
Eame
Bob Kelley
Dave Berg
Rams
Butler County
Finneytown High School
Fontainbleau Ave
Compton Rd
Colerain
Winton Road
Winton
Fontainbleau
Fineytown
Western Hills
Five
Mustangs
Edler
Bob Rain
Mustang
Dave Thie
Stu Schoot
Dick Husemann
Ed Brinkman
Maury Bibent
Big Red’ Rolfes
Harrison High School Soccer Practice Opens for Varsity Teams
Boys varsity conditioning begins at 7 p.m. at Harrison High School on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Open to returning lettermen freshmen and any students interested in playing for boys or girls varsity squads. Also, morning sessions from Aug 13 daily 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Bring soccer shoes and shin guards. Joe Mueller 637-3946. For girls team contact Harold Mains 367-0645 or Mike Jacobs 367-6043.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Joe Mueller
Harold Mains
Mike Jacobs
Society Girls On The Ball Ends Season With 10 2 Record
The Harrison third grade girls softball team sponsored by Society National Bank finished the 1984 season 10-2 in NWER class D I red division. In their 11th game at Mt Airy Frischs they beat Harrison 8 to 4 to secure second place. Highlights include SuzAnne Kelly’s 1 single and 2 home runs, Christy Bailey 1 single, Julie Fette 2 singles, and strong team hitting with 19 singles 4 doubles 2 homers in a later 18 to 10 win at Haubner field against White Oak on Saturday July 14. Continuous early offense and solid defense fueled the win as Harrison built an 8-run lead by the 5th inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society National Bank of Harrison
N.W.E.R
Harrison
Mt. Airy Frischs
SuzAnne Kelly
Christy Bailey
Julie Fette
Eegin
Haubner Field
White Oak
Dide Diken
Carl Spitzmiller
Keri Grubbs
Joy Schaefer
SuzAnne McMillin
Courtney Kelly
Vicki Cato
Amy Grubbs
Angie Bien
Jamie Cook
Beth Balzer
Amanda Peak
Cari Cornelius
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Harrison Ave
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Dearborn
Franklin
Harrison Press
Sendeddrees
Paul F. Wuest
Headquarters Air Material Command
AMC
Jack Liefferman
Broadway
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Jenny Ann
Robert Meeks
Harrison Jaycees
Ed Hendrix
Meeks
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kilby Rd
Norman Hensler
Leonard Casey
Sharonville
First Baptist Church
Carol Sue Mosslander
Pierce Sperry
Miss Mosslander
Wm. A. Lowe
Trinity Methodist Church
Southwest Region Farm Bureau Youth School
Gilbert Behlmer
Rt. 1
Patty
Kenzie Bentle
Wilson Bentle
Route 1
Debra Jean Sauerland
Paul M
Rockdale United
Patricia
Kenneth Hauck
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Daryl A. Strother
Harry Hesse, Jr
Lincoln St
Elizabethtown
Kessler Afb
U.S. Air Force
Donald Wiesman
United Church
William E. Frey
Edgewood Rd
Donald C. Wiesman
Hickok Lane
Delhi
Richard McNutt
Kathy Stolgrosz
Good Samaritan
Ray
Elesison Air Force Base
Alaskan Air Command
Andy Niese
East Central Volleyball
By Bill Kuntz
Wildcats
Bill Revis
Bill Brown
Bill Ruehl
Gary Fraley
Darrin Saylor
Eddie Bibee
Mike Noonan
Dave Bibee
Toby Bowling
Jeff Brown
Paul Montavon
Kevinee
Paul Brown
Randy Lewis
Andy Baker
Mark Hawkins
Marvin Saylor