Harrison Press statement of publication details
The Harrison Press operates as a weekly newspaper in Harrison Ohio at 307 Harrison Ave. It notes its ninety plus year lineage and declares second class postage paid at Harrison. Mailing rates are listed as eight dollars fifty cents per year and nine dollars per year for annual subscriptions.
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Harrison
Ohio
Harrison Press
Harrison Ave
30 Years Ago and Earlier Local Notes Show Homes and Births
A nostalgic recap cites Carl and Ethel Nowlin purchasing a six room home on Chappelow Ridge Rd from the Thrasher family via Maucher Realty. Sculley Brothers begin resurfacing S State St, removing street car tracks in a HarrisonWest Harrison joint project. Births noted: Loechel's son at Ft Hamilton Hospital June 1, 7 lb 9 oz, sister Karen Sue. Occasional graduations and weddings span 25 to 5 years past, including Rita Kocher graduation party and Janice Stokes wedding May 21. Minor sports and club mentions close with a bridge opening and local milestones.
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Carl
Ethel Nowlin
Peppertown Road
Chappelow Ridge Rd
Paul Thrasher
Nowlins
Maucher Realty Co
Harrison
Sculley Brothers
S. State St
Harrison Village
West Harrison
Indiana
Jack Loechel
RR 4
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Gene
Karen Sue
Rita Mae Kocher
Broadway
Wm. H. Harrison High School
Rita
Jerry Horsley
Michael Scott
Janice Stokes
Shelly Wyatt
Herman Stokes
Chester Wyatt
New Trenton
Ind
Harry “Ham’’_ Rolfes
Miami Whitewater
Janice Seugers
Whitewater Meadows
Ray Leugers
Janice
Harrison Jr. High School
Shillito
Miss Minges
George Minges
Cornerbrook Rd
Phyllis Sumser
Carol Wich
Harrison High School
Phyllis
Carol
Hamilton County
Shillito’s
Town Hall
New York
Cincinnati
James Moreland
Bright
Philip James
Good Samaritan Hospital
Susan
Pamela
Miamitown Bridge
Donald C. Schram
Donald Henderson
Miamitown Business Association
Steve
Donna (Sayers) Brickner
Baughman Rd
Jeffrey Stephen
Jeffrey
Jennifer Lane
Don Moster
Liberty
Camp Lenmary
Cheryl Rader
Marci Hasser
Jackie Lane
Southwest Local School Board
Errol S. Frank
Hamilton
Ohio
Frank
Sgt
Ray M. Criswill
New Haven Rd
91St
Vikings Edge Cats 57 54 In Thriller At Harrison Gym
February 8 1962 flashback North Dearborn Vikings topped the Cats 57 54 in a tight thriller at Harrison gym. Chuck Callaway and Jim Feist starred for the winners as Feist netted 22 and Loos led Princeton 21 for the Cats with Thamann and McCoy also in double figures.
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Wildcats
Dearborn
Vikings
Hillis
Chuck
Callaway
Jim Feist
Viking
Sim Feist
Jack Loos
Thumann
John McCoy
Revis
Harrison
Paul Thamann
Cats
North Dearborn
Harrison Gym
Princeton
Dave Popperwell
Tom Roberts
John Moore
Don Nowlin
Nowlin
Biddle's Soccer Team Drops Hard Fought 2-1 Loss
Biddle's squad, short-handed, fell 2-1 to Budna Grill in Sunday action at Whitewater Senior Citizens Center. Despite leading at halftime and stout defense by goalie Dave, Budna exploited a second half counter and a late clearance miscue to secure the winner. Next up, Our Lady of Victory visits at 1 pm.
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Biddle
Bidg
Budna Grill
Budna
Dave
Harrison
Our Lady of Victory
Whitewater Senior Citizens Center
Roger's Garage Softball Triumph Over Lawrence Shoes White Oak
On May 25 the Sth grade girls softball team sponsored by Roger's Garage defeated Lawrence Shoes of White Oak 11 to 7 for their third win of the season. Players featured include Lulu Baum with three hits and two put-outs, Debbie Moster with one put-out and three assists, Jenny Minges scoring on two hits, A.J. with four put-outs and five assists, Nicole Strassell two doubles and two runs, Nikki one put-out and two RBIs, Kari Koehler a double and other contributions, Boo three RBIs and two runs, and Angie Armstrong with two doubles and a walk.
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Sth
Roger’s Garage
Lawrence Shoes Girls
White Oak
Lulu Baum
Debbie Moster
Jenny Minges
A.J
RBI
Nicole Strassell
Nikki
Kari Koehler
Angie Armstrong
Jody Romohr Signs Letter Of Intent To Valparaiso
Jody Romohr, daughter of Betty and Earl Romohr, signs a national letter of intent to play basketball at Valparaiso University. A senior at William Henry Harrison High School, she has over 1,000 career points, leads her team to a 19-4 league title bid, and earned multiple regional honors including Player of the Year and Honorary Captain.
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Jody Romohr
Betty
Earl Romohr
Valparaiso University
Jody
William Henry Harrison High School
Harrison
Romohr
Cincinnati Post and Enquirer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harrison High School
Cincinnati
Valparaiso
Welch Sand & Gravel Harrison Green Machine Crush Pleasant Run Farms
Welch Sand & Gravel sponsored Harrison 4th grade girls softball beat Monfort Heights 30 6 on June 1. Seaullie Bowers led with 3 home runs and 5 RBI. Gina Corbin and Heather Hubert also homered. Riley, Verena and others contributed multiple hits and RBIs as the team moved to 3 2. Next game June 8 at John Wesley Church on Kemper Rd.
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Welch Sand & Gravel
Harrison
Monfort Heights
Seauliie Bowers
Tagle
RBI
Jennifer
Gina Corbin
Heather Hubert
Ficker
Riley
Verena
John Wesley Church
Kemper Rd
Welch
Pleasant Run Farms
Dennis Quatremeyer Named Athletic Director at Taylor High
Dennis Quatremeyer will become athletic director at Taylor High in August, relinquishing coaching duties. A Harrison High School graduate, he previously served as assistant football coach and head baseball mentor at North Bend. Also noted, Kevin McDowell named to National Division tennis all star squad. multiple area athletes honored. Union County advances in sectional. Fairfield wins OHSA baseball title. Hamilton tops softball. Chris Lutz receives strong publicity while Greg Loos highlighted for pitching stats. Rick Gaius seeks applications for boys soccer coach.
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Dennis Quatremeyer
Taylor High School
Denny
Yellowjacket School
North Bend
Quatkemeyer
Harrison High School
Sports Corner
Dennis
Kevin McDowell
McDoweLl
Thane Brown
Finneytown
John Lin
North College Hill
Drew Dilley
Taylor
Wyoming
Adam Petricoff
Scott Redette
Devon Rubin
Tom Tobias
Fairfield
Columbus
Indians
Lyndhurst Brush
Jeff Hartsock
Chris Lutz
Merchants Bank Wins 10-2 in Girls Softball Action
In a Wednesday May 29 game Harrison 6th grade girls softball Merchants Bank defeated Western Home 10 to 2. Manager Susan Messerschmidt and coaches Russ Taylor Thomas Nowlin Jr and Tammy Knock also scored keeper. Players racked multiple hits including Michelle Loos two triples and two runs, Jeanna Jacobs two hits with a double, Mindy Rider and Beth Kirchner adding offense. Several others contributed with walks and singles as Connie Noonan was missing.
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Harrison
Merchants Bank
Western Home
Merchants
Susan Messerschmidt
Russ Taylor
Thomas Nowlin Jr
Tammy Knock
Michelle Loos
Jeanna Jacobs
Lee Ann Taylor
Tammy Miller
Beth Kirchner
Mindy Rider
Kathy Toney
Christi
Sonya Fox
Molly Prudenti
Erin Roberts
Connie Noonan
NCH Baker Tops Merchants in Rough Exhibition Game
A muddled report describes NCH Baker defeating Merchants Bank in a tight contest as both teams traded leads into the final moments. Key players and exact scores are unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
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NCH Baker
Merchants Bank
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