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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
FDA to open files on safety tests to public review
The Food and Drug Administration announces a 60 day public comment period on opening its files with safety studies to citizens. It seeks input on pesticide residue limits, chemical additives, and labeling standards across foods drugs cosmetics and medical supplies, with final policy after comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Fisher
Lane Rockville
Maryland
Miamitown Community News Highlights and Festival Notice
Update from Miamitown Citizens Advisory names Dan Peters-Chair Beathard as new officer and notes September meeting. Feature on a new Award Creep of the Week and local events includes the annual Fire Department festival June 9-10, prayerful tributes, birthdays and community sympathy messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Advisory
Dan Peters
Beathard
Visit Highlights For Little Sharon Clark In New Trenton
Sherry Skaggs and Mrs Raymond Skaggs attended the Braves versus Reds game Tuesday evening. Sharon Clark spent a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack McAdams of Lawrenceburg in the New Trenton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dison
James Simmerman
Mike
Trenton Road
Indianapolis
Wayne Monroe
Tom Wilson
Wilson’s
Tom
Charlotte Sellers
Cary Selene Aie
Outen
Fred Gilbert
Richard Heinzelman
Herb Stokes
Film Firearms
D.C
Janie
Mannie Cole
Alfred Sellers
Jimmy Clark
Cottonwood Grove
Jack McAdams
Phyllis Hann
Randy Grubb
Jim Clark
Henry Blanton
Gary Heinzelman
Don Lake
Jerry Cole
Pete Maucher
Allen Heil
New
Trenton
Wallace Fleck
Gene Kraus
The
Stone’s
Dassie Seeley
Christ Hospital
Sharon Clark
Lawrenceburg
Sherry Skaggs
Raymond Skaggs
Braves
Reds
Memorial Day observances bring rain to New Haven area
Rain welcomed after a sunny weekend as New Haven cemetery saw blooming peonies and a 57th annual Memorial Association service led by Crosby Two. Veterans from New Haven and Miamitown cemeteries were honored while Girl Scouts 4 H and Brownies decorated graves and paraded from Crosby Church to the cemetery. Lincoln Literary Club plans a June visit to Cros by Church Farm Little House and Golden Lamb with reservations due by June 6. A lost watch was found after the Mother Daughter banquet, and Warren Strunk spoke at Indiana Memorial Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Crosby Chuch
Crosby Two
Memorial Ass’n
Lincoln Literary Club
Crosby Church
Shandon
Thelma Hawk
Elizabeth Essert
Crosby
Heaton
Warren Strunk
Indiana
Lake's Jewelry Remains Unbeaten In High-Scoring Victory
Lake's Jewelry extended its perfect run with a 24 to 12 win over Feldhaus at the Big Wasterworks field. Key stars included D. Moster with a homer triple and single driving in three, Robbie Grubbs with four hits and three RBIs, and Jim Walsh tallying two homers and a double along with five RBIs. Feldhaus replies came from Minges and Clanas, while pitching woes for Lake's saw Grubbs, Walsh, and Harris each yield multiple runs in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldhaus
Wasterworks
Lake’s
D. Moster
Robbie Grubbs
Jim Walsh
Keith Combs
Neal Meece
Steve Harris
Bobby Harris
Rick Wilson
Tim Wittenbrook
Chuck Bailey
Andy Rosenberg
Dick Crawford
G. Minges
C. Clanas
Lake
Giope de Ea Tr Sala Regan
Rob Grubbs
Local Preps Schedule List for Harrison Area Fields
Odd Fells plays First National Bank at the V F W field Kiwanis Lake at Harrison Grade School field Harrison Screw F O P faces the big waterworks field in a compact lineup of area athletic sites and matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEE Wee News
K. of C
Pasquale’s
First National Bank
Harrison Screw Highlander Center
Campbell F.O. P
Lions
Kiwanis
Odd Fellows
Lake’s
Odd Fellows First National Bank
Eeewpideed Lions
Oon Ae
Odd Fells
Harrison
Harrison Screw
Big Waterworks
K of C Defeats Pasquale’s 13 9 In Baseball Contest
K of C defeated Pasquale’s by 13 to 9. Brian Wiggers and Jeff Kinnett pitched for K of C allowing 8 hits 3 walks and 1 hit batter. Pasquale’s Paul Vogelsang and Jeff Jackson were the pitchers with Vogelsang giving up 7 hits. Vogelsang hit a grand slam and a triple Jeff Jackson added two singles. Greg Biddle John Eversole and G Hammant also contributed with a double and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of
Pasquale
Brian Wiggers
Jeff Kinnett
Paul Vogelsang
Jeff Jackson
Pas
Greg Biddle
John Eversole
G. Hammant
Legion DX Bombs New Coffee Pot in 34 to 8 Win
New Coffee Pot pitcher S Lake along with D Roessler J Lang and K Gutzwiller gave up 25 hits and 19 walks while striking out 2. Greg Mitchell and Stuart Lake caught. Lake 2 doubles and a single, Gutzwiller single, Bolser single. American Legion hurlers Greenwell French Heaton allowed 5 hits 10 walks 10 strikeouts. Neimbrock inning multi hits including a homer. Field praised. postgame thanks to Edwards family. Upcoming games set at Whitewater Meadows and Harrison Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lake
D. Roessler
J. Lang
K. Gutzwiller
Greg Mitchell
Stuart Lake
Kirk Gutawiller
Ed Bolser
American Legion
Ken Greenwell
Wayne French
Heaton
Randy
Blanken
Rick Walter
Eric Lausch
Jerry Neimbrock
Doug Hea
Ton
Chis Mollins
Ron McAdams
Mer
Carroll Edwards
Big Waterworks
Darlene
Donna
Gene
Whitewater Meadows
Campbell Road
Adam’s Texaco
Harrison Grade School
Knights of Columbus Tops Campbell Hausfeld in May clash
K of C defeated Campbell Hausfeld 3 to 1 in a postponed Wednesday game May 24. Brian Wiggers and Jeff Kinnett led with no hit pitching for K of C while Walt Nowlin and Wayne Hammitt allowed three hits for Campbell Hausfeld. K of C hitters Jeff Kinnett doubled and Mike Kinnett and Steve Federmann each added a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of
Campbell Hausfeld
Brian Wiggers
Jeff Kinnett
K. C
Walt Nowlin
Wayne Hammitt
K. of C
Mike Kinnett
Steve Federmann
Adams Texaco Defeats Kroger's In DX League Game
Adams Texaco won its third straight game, beating Kroger 17 to 9 in a DX league matchup. Kroger led 2–0 early, but Adams staged a four run second inning, then added three in the third, two in the fourth, and eight in the seventh to pull away. Kroger's total hits reached 13 off Dan West and RR Kolb. Standout Adams hitters included Rusty Stapleton with a triple and G. Bennet leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam’s Texaco
Kroger’s
Adam’s Boys
Adam S
Kroger
Dan West
RR. Kolb
Addin
Rusty Stapleton
G. Bennet
After Game Refreshments for the Boys
A brief note states that after the game refreshments were provided to the boys, ensuring they had drinks and snacks to recover post contest. The item highlights team morale and care from organizers.
Kiwanis Defeats Odd Fellows 15 to 5 in Open Baseball Tilt
Kiwanis led by Lonnie French with two home runs seven RBI and a triple beat Odd Fellows 15 to 5. G Rolfes added a homer and three RBIs while D Hodapp scored the first run. The game featured Milesky at seven years old with his first hit and Kiwanis and Lake’s Jewelry clash next at the grade school field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Kiwanis
Odd Fellows
Kiwanis
Lonnie French
RBI
S. G. Rolfes
Seay Telecasta
Jan
T. Nilan
J. Milesky
Milesky
D. Hodapp
L. French
R. Simpson
P. Williams
Culley’s DX team tops Bun Don in slugger Minges show
L Minges led Culley’s with three hits including a grand slam. R Helms produced a two RBI pitch hit double. Batchelor Roszell Noon each had two hits. Bunnell’s Sauntry Carr Fery pitched. Parrot Carr Bunnell J Sauntry had one hit. Next matches set at Crosby School and K of C field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culley
Bun Don
Caley
L. Minges
R. Helms
T. Batchelor
J. Roszell
C. Noonan
A. Minges
M. Dole
Bunnell
J. Sauntry
Carr
Fery
M. Sauntry
T. Boggs
Parrot
Culley’s
Fuernstein’s
Crosby School
Ins
Valley Motors
K. of C
Whitewater Market Defeats Gene's in CX baseball clash
Whitewater Market defeated Gene's Cycle Center 16 13 in a CX league game led by Ken Hornsby pitching. Alan Waugh had three singles and four RBIs, Keith Nixon added a triple with 3 RBIs, Jeff Hotopp two singles, and Jim Frey and Robby Schneider one each. Jerry Simpson and Andy Klopfstein led Gene's with three hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market
Ken Hornsby
Gene
Cycle Center
Alan Waugh
Keith Nixon
Jeff Hotopp
Jim Frey
Robby Schneider
Jerry Simpson
Andy Klopfstein
Gene’s
Whitewater
Hawk’s Insurance
American Legion
Highlander Center Triumphs Over Campbell Hausfeld 12 to 3
The Highlanders rode sharp pitching and timely hitting to rout Campbell Hausfeld 12 to 3. Mike Morse allowed no hits in three innings, Brad Neel added two innings with one hit, and Highlander bats delivered key hits including a grand slam by Morse and triples from Acra and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlanders
Campbell Hausfeld
Highlander
Walt Nowlin
Wayne Hammit
Mike Morse
Mike
Brad Neel
Ron Webster
Highlander Center
James Acra
Terry Wilson
Greg Webster
Gene's Cycle Tops Fischer's Clothing
Gene's Cycle Center defeated Fischer's Clothing in a CX Lea gue game at the K. of C. field. The Honda boys built a 7 0 lead in the first 2 innings and won 16 8. A. Klopfstein led Honda with 3 hits and 3 runs, C. Heaton hit a triple and double with 2 walks and 2 runs, G. Mulligan had 2 hits and 2 runs, T. Simpson 1 hit 3 RBI and 4 runs scored. B. Robben and K. Miller had 2 hits and 2 runs for Fischer, T. Strunk 2 hits 1 run, and R. Gabbard doubled on long balls to the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Fischer
K. of C
Honda Boys
A. Klopfstein
Honda
C. Heaton
G. Mulligan
Simpson
Pee
G. Reatherford
B. Reimnaper
M Booker
J. Frost
B. Robben
K. Miller
T. Strunk
R. Gabbard
J. Whitaker
M. West
B. Upchurch
B. Rolfes
G. Nagel
K. Wuest
Horton
Wildcats Sports Roundup and Honors Include Gold Coach Award
Sectional golf champions from Wyoming edge into District standings as the Wildcats post a 17 5 0 season and 13 1 0 in league play. Randy French stars with 16 11 37.9, while Coach Safford earns Gold Coach of the Year. Also named to Area Baseball All Star teams are Quatremeyer and Knose with Bachman and Bachman posting strong batting and RBI totals. Track stars Jerry Dean and Rick Lemmel show notable distances and times at Dayton and Sycamore meets. The Wildcats mourn Bob Hoffman, a longtime supporter and master of ceremonies, remembered for his service to school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede Dee
Fuey
Wyoming
Randy French
Ron Durrett
Mark Doty
Dan Gieringer
Safford
Rany French
Cats
Golden Triangle
Hamilton
Randy
Safford Harrison
Dennis Quatremeyer
Dan Smith
Reading
Denny
Mark Knose
Craig Bachman
Quatkemeyer
Jerry Dean
Jerry
Ricky Lemmel
Dayton
Ricy Lemmel
Elvyn Donawerth
Harrison
Jeff Carota
Vince Dougoud
Sycamore
Elwyn Donaworth
Mike Lehrter
Wildcat
Noyes
Dennis Quatkemeyer
Pat Noyes
Ron Kober
Dennis Quattkemeyer
Dennis Schultz
Greg Bybee
Gary Back
Wildcats
Robert B. Hoffman
Bob
Hazel
Grantland Rice
Bob Hoffman
Willie's Dad and Lad win 5th World Series of Bowling
The Harrison Bowl held its 5th annual World Series of Bowling on May 21 with Willie's Dad and Lad of Lawrenceburg Indiana and 5-H Truck Stop competing for The Championship. Willie's Dad and Lad triumphed. Team totals were 2891 for Willie's Dad and Lad versus 2839 for 5-H. Both teams also won their respective leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Lad
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Local Home Page Ad Urges Subscriptions
A concise notice urges readers to subscribe to the Press for home and area news, highlighting the newspaper as the source for local updates and community information.
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Harrison Harrison
Ohio
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Miamitown
Bill Baird
James Baughman
Baptist Church
PTA
Temple of God
Jace Merchant
Miamitown School
Cleves Water Works
Virginia Heydb
Karen Smith - Thurs
Stanley Fagaly
Sissy (Gaebel) Wheeler
Pauline Armstrong
Linton
Baird
Pauline
Charles
Buster) Jentziy Eee
Harrison Pike
Kilby Road
Rason
Earl Schardine
Floyd
Clarence Gimpel
Kenneth Morris
Stephen Knollman
Short H.S
Liberty
Roy Ketterman
Anna Jones
Vera Ketterman
Ft. Hamilton
England
Kettermans
America
Edward
Shropshire
Matt Bader
Sandy Harris
Kim
Norfolk
Matt
Navy
Leland Sinks
Judy Ann Strawser
United Methodist Church
Potsdam
Kenneth Fliehman
Travis
Roy Fliedmans
Dan Fuchs
Sherry
Chris Heaton
Crosby Church School
Brother Man
Pres
New Trenton Area
Josephine Kraus
Mrs. Alma Sawyer
C. Downs Pasquale
Legion
Adam
Texaco
Mkt
C. H
By Bill Kuntz
Biz Metzler
Russ Cole
Red Daubermerkl
Bill Brandt
Bill Seiter
Ray Rybolt
Joe Schuler
Bill Johnston
Norm Armstrong
Gary Eckstein
Diz Walcott
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