Harrison Ohio weekly newspaper listing details
The notice states the Harrison weekly publication is issued every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 in its 62nd year. It notes second class postage paid under the 1879 act and lists pricing of 8.50 per issue and 8.00 per year with Harrison as the mailing locality.
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Harrison Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Indiana
RULING BL Final at Second Annual Horse Show and Barbecue
Harrison Kiwanis sponsors the event at Harrison Community Grounds. John Fuchs wins Soldier of the Month and earns a Sp-3 promotion. Miss Cheridan Lee Wright, Harrison, named clarinetist in North Dearborn Band. William V. Mertes to be installed as Commander of Jennings Bryan Yeager Post 199 at the Legion Home June 5. Valedictorian and Salutatorian named for the Class of 1976.
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Harrison
The
Harrison Kiwanis
John Fuchs
Harrison Area
Ray Sonders
Fuerstein
Purdue University Dept. of Bands
Cheridan Lee Wright
North Dearborn H.S
William V. Mertes
Jennings Bryan Yeager
American Legion Dept. of Ohio
Legion Home
Vine St
Robert Sharp
Reds Stop Harrison For Second Game 8 to 4
Flash back to October 15, 1908, at Harrison Ball Park as Cincinnati Reds, led by Justis, rallied to an 8 to 4 victory over the local team. Weickel hit a center field homer into a cornfield and Justis followed with a similar shot, while Kane and Mitchell mislaid the ball. Mitchell’s long drive to left was noted as the park’s longest homer. Multiple lineup shifts from the prior year stood out as Mitchell, Lobert, McLean began three-base hits and Weickel achieved a home turn alongside Justis. The box score lists several players with hits and errors.
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Cincinnati Reds
Harrison Ball Park
Justis
Reds
Fred Weickel
Miamitown
Mitchell
Harrison Park
Wieckel
Cornfield
Kane
Lobert
McLean
Spade
Weickel
Schier
Ingersoll
McBriar
Burton
Ayler
Weston
V F W League Results Summary Night Standings
VFW League results list team matchups and scores from May 21 including Burns Damisino Webbs Geves and Red Devil with multiple 7 to 19 point games. Standings show Family Damifino Cornelius Roofers and others posting varied totals across rounds.
Kiwanis Take Narrow Lead Over Legion in Third
Kiwanis trimmed Legion’s edge to 7-4 in the top of the third, then Neil Miller’s score made it 8-4 in their half as Shawn Reidman and Anthony Bamonte delivered key singles.
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Kiwanis
Neil Miller
Legion
Shawn Reidman
Anthony Bamonte
Sports Corner recap of season leaders and standings
Don Brotherton led Bader's Wildcats with a .409 average, followed by Rod Kinnett .384 and Steve Tidwell .382. Dave Bassiey had 8 wins on the mound, Knoliman went 7-2, Gober posted 1.54 ERA. Dearborn remained undefeated in eight with a 24-2 mark after losses to Harrison. York led hitters for the Knights at .688. Fledderman hit .464 for the Trojans who finished 4-6 in conference, 12-14 overall. Sizemore led South Dearborn with a 4-0 pitching record. Smith went 2-1 for East Central.
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Don Brotherton
Bader
Wildcats
Rod Kinnett
Steve Tidwell
Steve
Dave Bassiey
Balsiey
Scott Knoliman
Tony Gober
Eastern Indiana Athletic
Consouth Dearborn
Harrison
Mike York
The
Knights
Mike Fledderman
Trojans
Chris Sizemore
South Dearborn
Chris Smith
East Central Trojans
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