Births and family notices from the Harrison area
Mr and Mrs Albert Schlemmer announce the birth of a baby boy named Albert Jim Dole at Jewish Hospital The family prepares to move to Mayflower Hotel Akron where the All-Stars will reside The North end South All-Star game is set for Rubber Bowl on August 12 Also noted are the birth of a daughter to another couple and various local events and visits including travel to Chicago and Mammoth Cave plus marriage notices and local club visits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schlemmer
Jewish Hospital
Albert Jim Dole
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Arthur
Little Miss Bushend
Great Smokey Mountains
Tule
Wisconsin
First Presbyterian Church of
Harrison
Elmer Rosemeyer
Chicago
Elmer Wolung
Farmers City
Ill
Leo Duwel
Tim
John Owens
Mammouth Cave
Walter H. Powers
Marlene Mary
Donald L. Werner
John Werner
St. Leon
Ind
Edna Marie Bath
Elmer Bath
Gerald Earl Weaver
Connersville
St. John the Baptist Church
Andy Callan
James
Callan
Christ Hospital
Mitsuko Ohta
Tokyo
Japan
Orville Jackson
Jacksons
Jon
Miss Ohta
Ohio
Minette Kelly
Elaine Williams
Ronnie Brech
James Davis
Lee Duckworth
Gary Helmer
Don Morris
Gerald Wilson
Harold L. Smith
Howard Road
Harrison, C
Amy York Mets
Marion Va
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Culley's Wraps Up Championship
Culley’s Pharmacy DX team clinched the DX Champs by defeating the American Legion 11 to 1. J Roszell and L Minges pitched a near no hitter through 8 2/3 innings. Minges led Culley’s with 3 hits while A Minges and R Donehew added 2 apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dole
American K. Green
R. McAdams
W. French
American Legion
Culley
Lakes Jewelry Tops K. of C. 16 to 5 in season finale
Lakes Jewelry defeated K. of C. 16 to 5 to close the regular season. Jim Walsh hit a grand slam and Chuck Bailey added a three base hit as Lakes broke open with seven runs in the third inning. K. of C. was led by S. Skipton and Jeff Kinnett with multiple hits and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes Jewelry
K. of C
Lakes
Chuck Bailey
Jim Walsh
Lake’s
Andy Rosenberg
Robbie Grubbs
K. of
S. Skipton
Jeff Kinnett
D. Nageler
Mike Kinnett
Dick Crawford
Brian Wiggers
Rob Grubbs
Lake's Jewelry Ends Season With 6 and 5 Record
The report lists players Andy Rosenberg Mike Kinnett and Darrell Moster among contributors as Lake's Jewelry closed the season with a 6 run 5 loss record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rosenberg
Mike Kinnett
Darrell Moster
Lake
Village Pharmacy Tops Adam's in Wednesday Ball Game
The boys played a real good ball game and are happy about their win. Village hitters included M. Whitaker T. Wilson J. Wickman R. Hacker J. Parker M. Harris T. Riter D. Ritter R. Rider. Adams hitters were R. Robben FE. Robben R. Stapleton R. Wolford T. Klopftstein T. Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
M. Whitaker
T. Wilson
J. Wickman
R. Hacker
J. Parker
M. Harris
T. Riter
D. Ritter
R. Rider
Adams R. Robben
FE. Robben
R. Stapleton
R. Wolford
T. Klopfstein
T. Peak
C H Defeats Odd Fellows In July 20 baseball game
Campbell Hausfeld beat Odd Fellows 11 to 5 in their second win of the year. Odd Fellows pitchers were R Simpson S Frazier T Williams P Williams with K Grooms catching. C H pitchers Walt Nowlin Jr Wayne Hammitt allowed the runs on 6 hits and 6 walks with 8 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hausfeld
Odd Fellows
Mel Ross
R. Simpson
S. Frazier
T. Williams
P. Williams
K. Grooms
Simpson
T. Benter
C-H
Walt Nowlin, Jr
Wayne Hammitt
Bud Grubbs
Walt Nowlin
Cher Overpowers C-H In High-Scoring Victory
Pitcher Cher went three solid innings as C-H hitters led by Jeff Salzman with three hits including a grand slam tatters. Walt Nowlin drove in four runs and scored three, while Jeff Salzman and Nowlin each racked four RBIs. Multiple players scored and contributed on defense led by Jim Thomas and Wayne Hammitt. C-H manager Walt Nowlin Sr and coach Joe Nowlin orchestrated the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
C-H
Jeff
Walt Nowlin
Bud Grubbs
Tim Rumpke
Jim Thomas
Mike Duckworth
Wayne Hammitt
Jeff Salzman
Brian Koors
Steve Rumpke
RBI
Walt Nowlin, Sr
Joe Nowlin
Pee Wee News Class D Results July 20 1972
Lake's 16 K of C 5 Kiwanis 17 Pasquale's 7 Campbell Hausfeld 11 Odd Fellows 6 Harrison Screw 8 Highlander Center 7 FOP 5 First National 4 Lions Feldhaus final standings given. No score reported for Lions-Feldhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake's
K. of C
Kiwanis
Pasquale’s
Campbell Hausfeld
Odd Fellows
Harrison Screw
Highlander Center
First National
Lions - Feldhaus
Esecsteccuveence
Screw
First National Bank
Lake
SCCOR
Ttese
Odd Fellows Highlander Center Campbell Hausfeld Feldhaus
Readable fragments show names Odd Fellows Highlander Center Campbell Hausfeld Feldhaus. No clear event or context identified in the OCR snippet. Further text needed to define a coherent news item.
Reds Women Umpire Debut Highlighted by Riverfront Game
The Cincinnati Reds get a pair of women umpires for a players wives game at Riverfront Stadium on July 29, with Steve Hoffman and Mary Wood officiating. The event precedes the Reds vs San Diego game, starting at 5 pm, introductions at 4 pm. The Reds boast strong attendance, a 37 game home-date pace of 23,033 and a 186,394 rise over last year. Cesar Geronimo’s defense is praised, and several players are listed with spring training achievements. Autographs and all star selections are noted along with Morgan’s base stealing and Nolan’s hot start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Steve Hoffman
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mary Wood
The
Post
Times-Star
Bernice Gera
San Diego
Melbourne
Fla
Dave Pavlosic
Cesar Geronimo
Sparky Anderson
Gemmamcs
Willie Davis
Ord
Sea
Conirsfield
Tim McCarver
Larry Howard
Ralph Garr
Vic Davillilo
Joe Pepitone
P. S
Lou Brock
Brock
Cardinals
Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis
Clay Carroll
Atlanta
Clay
Gary Nolan
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Morgan
Houston
Astro
Astros
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
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the Harrison Press
Harrison Avenue
Butler
New Paber Association
Territory
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Baltimore
the Merchants Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. State Street
Culley’s
George J. Minges
Walnut Street
Thomas E- Wood, Inc
Village Pharmacy
Adam’s
House of Yarn
Harrison Ave
Harrison, Ohio
Harrison Owned
Joseph M. Hawk
Kater
Burbrink Heating
Williamson
Morgan
James E. Leonard Company
New
Baltimore, Ohio
Blessing Bros. Dairy Store
Pepsi-Cola
KwikWash
Broadway
Walnut
Sears’ Garage
Bright
Indiana
Ford
Thurman Munson
W. Harrison Ave
Carl “Bud
Joseph F- Wing
Weber & Evans
Kirby Road
Sear
Colerain Ave
Northgate Mall
S. Miami Ave
Cleves
Americaid
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