Local notes from Harrison area residents and anniversaries
From our files to the general public for inspect for two bedbeereg mor Hseng Redon concent. of the Veterans porches and lawns in the vicinity. Miss Ann Weber will be a guest Russell Clark sisters of the groom were the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Hortis Shaver and daughter have been visiting near Gallipolis Ohio. Mrs. Louis Bauschbach spent the past week with her son Donald at Springfield. Miss Mariana was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh El during her mother's absence. 15 years ago a new subdivision on the Indiana side by Dr parade and also took 4th in Western Pleasure with Valley King. Don Stokes fractured his left wrist blackberrying near Rockdale. Sherman Unger joined Frost Jacobs in Cincinnati. A Harrison boy near Russia served with DEW radar crew. 10 years ago Lake Jewelry Store modernized. Jerry took over Frederick Smart Wear. Harry Ekins and son won Father and Son Golf at Hillcrest. Orville Kinker new Western Finance manager. Intermediates from Harrison at Camp Ross Trails include peers. Myron R. Williams enters U S Air Force training. Mrs Hilda Mueller injured in fall, treated at Bethesda Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedbeereg
Indiana
Dr. 5
Phi Beta Psi Charity
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Don Stokes
Rockdale
Stokes
Harrison Motors
Sherman Unger
Frost & Jacobs
Union Central
Cincinnati
Harrison, Ohio
Russia
Kenneth Rechenbach
Paul Rechenbach
Harrison Ave
Lake Jewelry
Frederick Smart
Jerry
Jack Acus
Harry Ekins
Walter
Hillcrest Country Club
Batesville
Orville Kinker
Western Finance Co
Harold Mettler
Mr. Kinker
New Point
Army of the United States
Harrison
Camp Ross
Gwen Atwell
Susan Elrod
Janice Wiggers
Sherry Cato
Cherry Carr
Karen Radenheimer
Melanie Revis
Debbie Morris
Connie Perkins
Eugene Jackman
Marilyn Parkenson
Weeks
Florida
Homestead
Birth of a baby girl and teaching appointment at Harrison High
Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Metz announce the birth of their daughter Tera Lynn McGregor born July 20 at Good Samaritan Hospital. McGregor of 504 Dai Ave will teach Industrial Arts and coach at William Henry Harrison High School for 1966 67. Mr McGregor, Harrison graduate 1962, will receive his BS from Ohio University in August 1966. Bruce Campbell appeared in American Theatre Dimensions at UC Theatre Workshop Tuesday and Wednesday. Auxiliary holds final meeting of the year. A note from Mrs Cora Mote requests selling poppies May 27 in Hudson Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Metz
Royal Glen Drive
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tera Lynn Jim ‘McGregor
Dai Ave
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
McGregor
Harrison Ad
Ohio University
Bruce Campbell
University of Cincinnati Theatre Workshop
Cora Mote
Hudson
Ohio
Lions Edge Kiwanis In Thrilling Eight-Man Showdown
The Lions won 43 notching an eight player lineup victory over Kiwanis. Key hits came from Steinmetz Taylor Hiler Mitchell Simpson Nolan and French as Kiwanis pitcher Nolan fanned 12 with three walks. The win puts the Lions in a four way tie for first at 9 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Kiwanis
Jeff Steinmetz
Ron Taylor
George Hiler
Greg Mitchell
Steve Simpson
Gary Deas
Pop
Fischer's Win In Free Scoring Game
Fischer's starter benefited from late relief by Rusty Stapleton as the team exploded for 10 runs in a high scoring affair. The game featured strong offense and pivotal late innings to secure the victory.
Inteco Wins Class B Knothole Title in Nckhp Series
Inteco Corporation Class B Knothole team finished 13 wins 1 loss to claim the league title with a 7 4 victory over Modern Electric Chargers Sayler Park on July 14. Jim Niehaus Wayne Thacker lead with two hits apiece as St John Graden Crone also contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Maher
Steve Nolan
John Niehaus
Allen Werner
Billy Burgess
Mark Gulley
Wayne Thacker
Billy Crone
Em Werner
Tim Noyes
Tom Knose
Ralph St. John
Jim Niehaus
Tom Young
Dick Nocks
Bob Graden
Bud Burgess
Inteco Corporation
Knothole
Inteco
Modern Electric Chargers
Hater
Sayler Park
Modern Electric
Cleves
North Bend
Miami His
Bobby Graden
Fden
Werner
Graden
St. John
Crone
Knose
K. Werner
Thacker
Greater Cincinnati
Big bats fuel high scoring game
Eddie led with three hits including a long triple as three runners were thrown out at third. Rusty Stapleton and Ray Simpson had two hits apiece plus key extras. Tim Ballard Kerry Klopfstein Greg Slusher and Gabbard added hits while Slusher stood out at first base. Pitcher gave up 19 runs on 17 hits with nine walks and eight strikeouts. Larry Wilson remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Rusty Stapleton
Ray Simpson
Tim Ballard
Kerry Klopfstein
Steve Grubbs
Rick Robben
Greg Nagele
Ronnie Wolford
Mike Simpson
Terry Klopfstein
Mike
Greg Slusher
Gabbard
Frost
Wickman
Larry Wilson
First National Bank of Harrison Ohio report of condition 1971
The report of condition for the First National Bank of Harrison Ohio as of June 30 1971 lists assets totaling 8 890 065 42 including cash U S Treasury securities and loans and shows liabilities 8 800 065 42 with deposits reserves and capital accounts including surplus undivided profits and notes the declaration by Orville J Kinker and affirmed by Alvin Jackson Leo Knepfle and George Minges as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Orville J. Kinker
Orville J. Kinkerle
Alvin Jackson
Leo Knepfle
George Minges
Pharmacy Manager Builds New Team for Next Season
The Pharmacy team leader introduces a revamped roster this year and faces a heavy workload but anticipates an engaging season ahead with fresh players and strategies.
Country Kitchen Wins Thriller At K of C Grounds
Country Kitchen edged Harrison Screw 18 to 8 after a brief thundershower. John Yocum allowed 8 runs on 9 hits with 6 walks over 5 innings, Tony Saget catching. Steve Steeda homered twice and drove in 6 as Kirk Gutzwiller, Tony Vogelgesang, and Paul Vogelgesang supplied key hits and RBIs. Harrison Screw’s Ricky Dryden started, with 18 earned runs on 7 hits and 19 walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Grounds
Country Kitchen
Harrison Screw
John Yocum
Tony Saget
Utes
Steve Steeda Ahe
Kirk Gutzwiller
Kirk
Tom Whipple
Daryl Sturgill
Jack Schalk
Doug Kimmons
Steve Knollman
Mark Schlarmann
C H Downs Blanken's 23 to 4 in July league clash
C H moved into a four way tie for first with a 23 to 4 win over Blanken's at K of C field on July 22. Leading hitters included Walt Nowlin 4 for 4 with two homers and 5 RBIs, Jeff Salzman 5 for 5 with two triples and a double, and Dave Spraker 3 for 4 with a triple as the team improved to 9 wins and 2 losses along with Lions Country Kitchen and K of C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-H
Blanken
Lions
Country Kitchen
K. of C
Jeff Salzman
Dave Spraker
Walt Nowlin
Bruce Large
Bryan Koors
Jim Thomas
Mike Farrow
Mark Dole
Jim Bohley
Greg Waller
Dave Weisman
Bill Tom Jefferies
Blanken's Pitchers Struggle As C H Game At Waterworks Prep
Pitchers Walsh Grubbs S Harris and Ramsey allowed 23 runs 17 hits 14 walks and 2 hit batters with 6 strikeouts. Grubbs Wahl and S Harris produced hits with Harris driving in two runs. C H and K of C set to play at Waterworks July 26 at 6 pm in elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanken
Walsh
Grubbs
S. Harris
Ramsey
Combs
Mason
Wahl
C-H
Big Waterworks
Walt Nowlin
Stevene
Joe Nowlin
Jim Bohley
Larry Waller
Jim Spraker
Tom Nowlin Jr
Legion DX Clinches Win Over Magee's With Strong Pitching
Legion DX pitcher Brotherton fanned 10 with 13 walks and 11 hits allowed while Diersing finished the game. Gullette and Kraus led hitters with singles, and C Kuhlmann fanned 8 for Legion. Mike Booker caught well as Heaton and Hehr contributed hits. Season stands at 9 wins 2 losses as the team colors a fine season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Bro
Diersing
Gullette
Brotherton
B. Moster
M. Kraus
Gallette
Legion
C. Kuhlmann
Mike Booker
R. McAdams
B. Acra
C. Heaton
M. Booker
Lausch
Eric
Super Bugs Fly High in Victory Over Village Pharmacy
The West V. W. Super Bugs defeated Village Pharmacy 7 to 1 in a well played game. Ken Hornsby pitched for V W allowing no earned runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super Bugs
Village Pharmacy
Ken Hornsby
V.W
Pooch Batchler Tournament Wins 8 2
Culley’s defeats American Legion 8 to 2 to win the first annual Ohio Indiana DX baseball tourney. Umpires praised. trophies awarded to winning team and runner-up to Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooch Batchleor
Ohio
Indiana
Culley’s
American Legion
Legion
Pooch
Bugs overwhelm Village Pharmacy in season finale
The Super Bugs beat Village Pharmacy with 2 hits and 2 walks while striking out 14. Jon Wickman started for Village Pharmacy allowing 4 runs and 4 hits. Gabbard pitched 6 innings for the Bugs with 1 earned run and 5 strikeouts. Danny Eckel and Ken Hornsby led the Bugs with a double and a single each. Tim Strunk and Frank Whipple added two hits, Bob King doubled, Robin Schneider doubled, Jerry Collins singled, while T Wilson and Gabbard added singles for Village Pharmacy. West V. W. finishes the season 9-2. Culley's are league champs with V.W. tied for second with Kroger's and American Legion. The Super Bugs will play Fischer's American Legion winner July 30 at the high school field. Village Pharmacy faces Kroger-Bunnell's victor at the K of C on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Wickman
Village Pharmacy
Gabbard
Danny Eckel
Ken Hornsby
Bugs
Tim Strunk
Frank Whipple
Bob King
Robin Schneider
Jerry Colllins
T. Wilson
West V.W
Culley
Fuernstein's Take Harrison Bowl Showdown Big 44 to 5
Fuernstein's DX defeated Harrison Bowl 44 5 with Phil Gaebe earning MVP honors and a grand slam. Gaebe allowed six hits, walked three and struck out 11 while Dean Williams and Dennis Bowling led Fuernstein's at the plate. Harrison Bowl was paced by Brad Bailey and Tom Shaver despite 32 walks and 13 hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuernstein
Phil Gaebe
Phil
Dean Williams
Greg Dennis
Ron Dunaway
David West
Barry Oxley
Jay Mandary
Dennis Bowling
Fearnstein
Brad Bailey
David Slayback
Slayback
Andrew Griffin
Mike Hart
Mark Bailey
Tom Shaver
Press appeals for home and area news subscriptions
Local paper calls residents to subscribe for comprehensive home and area news coverage delivered daily. Emphasizes community reporting, neighborhood updates, and feature stories on local events and concerns.
Fuernstein's Top Big Boys Win 26-17 Over Frisch's
Fuernstein's built a 9-1 lead by end of the second inning and held it unbeaten. Phil Gaebe led hitters with four singles while Dean Williams added a triple and a double. Frisch's Gary Rolfes and Nick Young provided key hits as Gary Rolfes pitched most of the game and was relieved by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuernstein
Frisch
Phil Gaebe
Greg Dennis
Dean Williams
David West
Ron Dunaway
Barry Oxley
Kent Juett
Don Kraus
Jay Mandary
Dennis Bowling
Keith Ballard
Gary Rolfes
Stuart Lake
Nick Young
Tom Lake
Ed Bolser
Terry Grubbs
Matt Mason
Harrison Bowl Blanks Village Pharmacy 11 to 0
Harrison Bowl defeated Village Pharmacy 11 to 0 on July 14. Pitcher Joe Bradley earned the win with a dominant line: one infield single, one walk, and seventeen strikeouts. Brad Bailey caught, with Harrison Bowl players Brad Bailey Joe Bradley Bill Slayback Tom Shaver Bill Whitman and others contributing hits. John Wick made the standout play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Bowl
Village Pharmacy
Joe Bradley
Brad Bailey
Bill Slayback
Tom Shaver
Bill Whitman
Mike Hart
Andrew Griffin
Tim Whitman
David Slayback
Todd Jellison
John Smith
John Wick
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Harrison’ Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
N. Webber Association
Debbie Baker
Raymond Baker
Becky Bunnell
Bill Bunnell
N. Elm St
Christ Hospital
Myron R. Williams
James N. Williams
Featherwood
U. S. Air Force
Webb Afb
Texas
Hilda Mueller
Bethesda Hospital
Harrison Life Squad
Steury
Herb’s Auto Parts
Fischer
National Bank
First National Bank
U. S. Treasury
Blanken’s
Legion DX
Men's & Boys
Walnut St
RPT
LAD Shop
By Bill Kuntz
Steve Safford
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Glen Campbell
Greg Morris
Byron Nelson
Bob Hope
Jack Nicklaus
Hope House
Maketewah Country Club
Campbell
Phoenix
Barney Collier
Greg
Cleveland
Ohio State University
America
Golf
AVC
Central Trust
First National
Brendamour’s
Harrison Bowl Blanks Village
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