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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
7
Postmaster Frank Milesky of Harrison Ohio urges dog owners to restrain pets during delivery hours to prevent bites. He cites 7,000 nationwide bite injuries last year and notes the Postal Service may suspend mail to uncooperative homes. He stresses cooperation to protect both pets and carriers.
State Senator Johnny Nugent of Lawrenceburg has been chosen as a member of the Indiana General Assembly 1984 Interim Study Committee on Public Safety. The six Senate members will review training programs for police and assess the need for a state fire fighting training academy. Nugent, a farm equipment dealer, serves his second term and represents the 43rd district including Dearborn Ohio Ripley Union and parts of Fayette Franklin Jefferson Jennings and Switzerland counties.
Rosina Grande Cone offers thanks to St Jude for prayers answered. The note expresses gratitude and acknowledges faith but provides no additional event details or dates.
Shandon Ohio hosts its annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday June 16 from 3 to 8 PM featuring homemade foods with ice cream, strawberry shortcake, hot chicken, barbecue and ham sandwiches, sides, desserts, and drinks. Eat in or under a tent. carryout window available.
The Lawrenceburg Greendale Chamber of Commerce invites entries for its first Pioneer Day on Saturday June 23 from 11 am to 6 pm. A parade at 10:30 am from Lawrenceburg High School will showcase antique steam engines horse drawn cars and a western shootout. Prizes for parade entries booth exhibitors and a long married versus shortest time married contest. A flea market food crafts and a hayride for kids along with dulcimer music and a Farmer's Market will fill the downtown with old fashioned charm. Ruth Cornelius chairwoman calls it a real homecoming.
June meals listed include Submarine Sandwich, Meatballs, Metts, and Skinless Mett options with sides and desserts. Activities span winery tour, cheese and wine tasting, Jungle Jim's Market, crafts, lunch, and trips with multiple social events through June 13. Senior club events feature cards, exercise, bowling, choral and band practice, and a lunch club meeting.
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