Harrison Jaycees 4th of July Parade in Harrison Ohio
The Harrison Jaycees sponsor a July 4 parade starting at 11:00 a.m. assembly at Harrison Elementary at 10:00 a.m. The route goes from Broadway to State then Harrison and Washington. Groups are urged to enter and mail forms to Harrison Jaycees, P.O. Box 223, Harrison Ohio. For information call Don Meyer at 3672141 or 7381129.
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Harrison Jaycees
Harrison Elementary
Broadway
State
Harrison
Washington
Don Meyer
P.O
Ohio
Atta
Parade
Mark Traveser wins Build A Bug first in elementary
Mark Traveser of 10400 Howard Rd earned first prize in the elementary division of the Build a Bug contest at the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and Play-Doh. His 3D habitat entry named SOVEC drew praise for its Azores setting and the bug’s survival-driven traits. The event accompanied the museum’s insect exhibit Living Small and drew about 600 participants. Clyde E Small II earned an MBA from Loyola College in Baltimore, announced May 30, 1982.
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Mark Traveser
Howard Rd
Cincinnati Museum of Natural History
Play-Doh
Mark
Kenner Products
Frisch's
Trageser
SOVEC
Azores
Sovecs
Charles Haper
Tony Lang
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tien Liu
George Uetz
University of Cincinnati
Robin Wood
Webn-Fm
Village Pharmacy Adds Jeff Biddle to Staff in Harrison
Jeff Biddle, former O'Cull's Pharmacy employee and Harrison native, will join Village Pharmacy as a pharmacist replacing Esther Parker. He earned a 1980 pharmacy degree from the University of Cincinnati and once worked at Village during college days. Carl Greenham and Teri Yeager Becker also serve as pharmacists.
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Jeff Biddle
Harrison
O’cull’s Pharmacy
North Bend
Ohio
Esther Parker
Carl Greenham
Jeff
University of Cincinnati College of
Carl
Teri Yeager Becker
Village Pharmacy
Paul Biddle
Arlene Biddle
Wildcats fall to Urbana in regional finals 9 to 8
Harrison High School’s 1982 baseball team advanced to the regional finals at Wright State University before falling 9 to 8 to Urbana. Marvin Doyle pitched for Harrison as Jay Powers and Vandy contributed key hits. Urbana’s early 5 run first inning proved decisive.
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Wildcat
Harrison High School
Urbana
Wrights State University
Cincinnati
Cats
Marvin Doyle
Harrison
Jay Powers
Doug Rutan
John Vanderpohl
Powers
Vandy
Elmo Mossbarger
Ray Thaler
Randy Kater
Tom Page
Thaler
Kater
Ron Davis
Page
S. Urbana
Dave Curnett
Kevin Radcliffe
Davis
Mossbarger
Radcliffe
Amerine
Mike Kinnett
Ohio State University
Columbus Centenfinal
Dave Bader
Columbus
Vanderpohl
Centennial
Jim McMillen
Nail Powers
Dan Kelley
Doyle
Kelley
McMillan
Jim Murdock
New Richmond
Bill Bullard
Wrights State
Wildcats
Jim Dock
Wright State University
Lions Name Award Winners At Harrison Event
The Harrison Lions Club hosted its annual awards night on May 18. Russell Cole received the Small Award and John C. Brater was named Lion of the Year for outstanding service.
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Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Clara Fette
Russell J. Fette
Baughman Road
Harrison
William M. Dyal, Jr
American Field Service International
Intercultural Programs
Harrison Lions Club
Russell Cole
John C. Brater
Shotgun Burglary at Doctor's Office Leaves Suspect Injured
Patrolmen John Klump and Robert Kercheval responded to a silent alarm at Dr. Thomas Liefferman's office on June 1 at 12:35 AM. They found Gary Combs, 22, of Richmond, Kentucky, armed with a sawed-off shotgun, shot him in the cheek, and recovered a 1974 Chevrolet used in the break‑in while a third lookout with a criminal record fled. authorities issued a radio alert for the third suspect.
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John Klump
Robert Kercheval
Thomas Liefferman
Gary Combs
R. 2
Richmond
Kentucky
Klump
Combs
Harrison
Ae Me Co
Memorial Day Parade At Glen Haven Draws Crowd
Memorial Day at Glen Haven featured a speaker addressing attendees as numerous participants joined the parade this year, reflecting local observance and community involvement.
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Glen Haven
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Clyde E. Small II
Clyde E. Small
Elbern Ave
Loyola College
Baltimore
Columbus Centennial
Lions Give Out
Bob Johnson
Doctor's
VFW
Clyde Kober
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