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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
2
A local letter blasts the School Board for firing two teachers and mismanaging relations with the teacher association and parents. Citizens urge reemployment, a board and teacher association meeting, and honoring Dr. Juett’s contract while proposing recall if reform fails.
Bright Indiana reports Clyde Liefferman and wife returned from visits with the Dawsons in Huntsville Alabama as the Dawsons prepare to move to New York. Rev Campbell of Bright United Methodist plans Bloomington Kentucky conference attendance while Blanche Ashley visits Gertrude Roessler in Ross Ohio. A family dinner precedes Marie Cottingham staying at Deaconess Hospital and a Bright Church ceremony honors Deane daughter of Donald and wife.
Whitewater notices list Mr. and Mrs Elmer Zwissler and families visiting. Mrs Riley Hampson hosted a Sunday dinner guest and attended college commencement for granddaughter Connie Coffey. Several neighbors and relatives frequent visits and a Historical Society picnic at Old Little Cedar Church. New Trenton Firemen festival is announced for Friday and Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilhelm and family attended a party given by Mr and Mrs Bob Gesell of St Leon for their daughter Cathy who graduated from Sunman High School. Mrs Jim Turner Pam Carol and Mr and Mrs Harold Wendel and family visited their mother Mrs Blanche Wendel of St Leon who were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wil
The family of Mrs. Annie Jones expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy expressions flowers and gifts of food in memory of their mother. Special gratitude to Richard Morris and Dr. Jim Home for the gracious service from Mr. and Mrs. C R Ketterman and family.
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hiltz of Dover announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Ann to Joseph R Lieland son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lieland of Yorkville Miss Hiltz a graduate of North Dearborn High School and Western Hills Academy of Beauty Culture works at Carousel Salon of Beauty in Lawrenceburg Mr Lieland a North Dearborn High School graduate is employed at Cincinnati Inc A wedding is set for September 2.
New Haven reports garden peas and ripe strawberries with frost damage on early fruit. Rainfall on May 30 brought nearly 3 inches in 24 hours. another shower occurred Sunday. Vacation Bible School runs June 26 to 30 at New Haven Church and Crosby Church for different age groups. Mrs Della Campbell hosts a sale June 8 with New Baltimore F C Auxiliary serving lunch. Neighborhood updates note graduations and health with church activities and a message from Rev Heaton on church and spirit.
Sincere thanks to Rev Sigafaus and the Presbyterian Church for visits and flowers. Gratitude also to kind friends who remembered me during my two weeks at Christ Hospital. Sarah Sumser two weeks hospitalized at Christ Hospital.
A Sunday noon basket dinner at Logan Church salutes high school graduates and note Rev and Mrs Campbell are being transferred to United Methodist in Indianapolis. College students are home for summer and community members offer prayers and well wishes for several locals including Freda Swales, Helen Steele, and Harry Lyness Sr. Families grow with a May 30 birth in Dearborn Hospital Nathan Daniel Helcher and congratulations to Becky and Dan Helcher.
The Auxiliary of the Drewersburg Volunteer Fire Department held a family night with homemade ice cream cake strawberries punch and coffee for members and families. A large bonfire closed the evening as summer meetings were canceled and fall returns with monthly sessions.
A roundup of local happenings includes thanks to Mr and Mrs Bud Beesley for guiding Whitewater School 1st 2nd and 3rd graders to the Cincinnati Zoo. Get well wishes go to Mrs Katie Buehler. Bible School at Rockdale Church June 11 to 16 directed by Mrs James Taylor. W S C S June meeting featured Come As You Are social. Visitors to Snow Hill include Mrs Mary M Robbins and family from Florida and Mr Eugene Shupp. Crafting rag rugs described as thrifty and durable.
The Mt Hope Sewing and Garden Club held an annual picnic at Edith Arnolds home with seven members two guests and two daughters. Congratulations to high school graduates Karen and Sharon Taylor Susan Duckworth and Michael Bachman. Mrs Leona Bachman and Mrs Ida Shinney returned from a mini cruise on the Delta Queen to Louisville. Mrs Helen Hudson and Mrs Minnie Lane reported hospital stays and recoveries. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Doris Brandenburg at the Geo Potts home.
Mrs Frances Snyder baked a birthday cake and served cake ice cream and kool aid. Doris received gifts and money. Attending were numerous couples from Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Millville Deep Gap North Carolina and Work Road. The gathering included photo taking and well wishes for many more birthdays.
Church activities and Brotherhood meeting reported with president George Fuchs opening the session. Visits and guest lists include families from Farmersville Hamilton Crosby Road and Cincinnati area. Illness of Florence Fliedman mentioned and a lunch lapse noted.
Local readers are urged to place an ad in The Harrison Press for fast responses. Classified space offers quick exposure for merchandise services and job listings to reach area residents seeking bargains and opportunities.
Harrison earns the National Division Enquirer Enky All-Sports Award as the Cincinnati Enquirer prepares for the seventh annual banquet at The Cincinnati Club. About 300 coaches athletes and sports figures will attend as seven area leagues are recognized for overall program excellence.
Gladys A. Taylor of 1161 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio is named Administratrix W. W. A. of the estate of Lydia Elizabeth Roever deceased by the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Hamilton County Judge Chase M. Davies Ex Officio Clerk. William J. Ennis Cincinnati Ohio 62-72 17-3te
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