Wanda Haas Named Tax Commissioner by Harrison Council
Wanda Haas was appointed the City of Harrison Tax Commissioner by a council majority. Haas, an eight year employee of the tax department, has largely handled duties under the ill health of George Schiele. Mayor Harry Rolfes supported her, while two Republicans abstained. The council also approved the lowest bid for road widening on New Haven Road, funded partly by Hamilton County Road Tax funds, and formed a committee to study city vehicle replacements. Haas was approved to attend a tax seminar.
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Wanda Haas
Harrison
George Schiele
Schiele
Haas
Harry Rolfes
Rolfes
Larry
Arch Mason
Terry Stephens
Joyce Helcher
John Yocum
Bybee
Helcher
Stephens
Mason
Council United Forces
New Haven Rd
Harrison Ave
I-74
Larry Smith
Hamilton
Helcher, Mason and Stephens
Public notice of Southwest Local Schools meeting
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 p m on Thursday June 19 1986 at the District office 230 S Elm St Harrison Ohio Robert Wooldridge treasurer directs the notice.
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Board of Education
Southwest Local School District
S. Elm St
Harrison
Robert Wooldridge
Treas
Retirement party gratitude note from Phyllis Wolf
Phyllis Wolf thanks all who attended her retirement party held Friday May 30 and those who contributed to a thoughtful gift. Special thanks go to Karen Wolf Diane Wolf Jennifer Hershberger Susan Beck and Terry Wolf for their kindness and support.
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Karen Wolf
Diane Wolf
Jennifer Hershberger
Susan Beck
Terry Wolf
Whitewater Manor Lunch Thursday and birthday notices
Community notes record visits and family events. Mr and Mrs Paul Sauer and Tony Sauerland with children hosted or attended Sunday gatherings. birthdays include Betty Losekamp on June 20 and Jason Losekamp’s eighth birthday celebrated by the Kamp and Losekamp families. References to Selena Schneider Ruth Viel and local households near Harrison Oxford provide the social map. Fathers Day is mentioned for June 15.
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Kamp
Ronnie Losekamp
Jason
Leo Willhelm
Bill Werner
Louis Schwegman
Selena Schneider
Ruth Viel
Harrison
Howard Bradley
Aaron Reas
Ted Hattons
Oxford
Frank Frey
Community notices and local updates from Rockdale area
The Womens Society of the Rockdale U.M. Church met at Susan Terry's home with Mrs James Taylor presiding in Mrs Nancy Burcham’s absence. Ice cream and strawberry social at Macedonia Christian Church drew good attendance. Local residents attended Franklin County Commissioners meeting about closing the old covered bridge and road dust. A 30 mph speed limit was set on the gravel road. Hidden drive signs were placed at Laakes driveway. A meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs T Terrance Farris was planned to discuss the bridge issue. Don Turner is slowly improving and enjoys outdoor days.
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Womens Society of the
Rockdale U.M
Susan Terry
James Taylor
Nancy Burcham
Susan
Wilma Taylor
Debbie Taylor
Ruth Baker
LaVerne Hollowell
Bonnie Stokes
Helen Terry
Clarice Schiemmer
Debbie Mueller
Hamilton Hospital
Snow Hill
Franklin County
Ind
Sheriff's Dept
Laakes
Terrance Farris
Don Turner
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Tall Oaks Square
Prue
Ise le B
Iiemigi
Mary Public Auction
E.S.T
E.D.T
Airport Road
Milan
Indiana
Moores Hill
East Side Park Subdivision
Washington Twp
New Moores Hill
Don Call Real Estate
Admiral
Coronado
Westminster Movement
Kingsize Wheater
Reprio
Lincoln
Seldon
Lonnie Ball
Country View Drive
Tom McDaniel
Langenbauer
Beige Fields
Happy 13Th
Love
Mom
Kim
Phyllis Wolf
N. State St. Harrison, Oh
Georgia
Lawrenceburg
Lorretta Drive
St. John's Lutheran Church
U.S
Carnival
8 Star
O Sharghnessy
Philco
Sears
B&w
Zenith
Ray O Vac
Schwinn
Ib. L.P
J.C. Penny
H.p. B&s
Craftsman
Ford
Wagner
B&d
Rockwell
Bill Knigga
Bill Hoffmeier
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Whitewater
Harrison Recreation Commission
Harrison Life Squad
Harrison Recreation
City of
Board of Trustees
Harrison Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
Aetic Gheetks Anteennien
Faye and
Albert Pope
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