Harrison approves street blacktop bid and council actions
The Harrison City Council accepted a $50,000 bid from Mt Pleasant Blacktopping for two inches of resurfacing on Flintstone Featherwood and Weathervane streets, contingent on qualifications. A Slurry Seal bid for six city streets was approved. The body also debated rooftop antennas, junk car ordinances, EMS contract review, water line tapping, downtown traffic study, and summer office hours for Harrison Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison City
Fairfield
Whitewater Meadows
Mt. Pleasant Blacktopping Company
Wth AB
Biddle Height
Council
H.J. (Shanks) Moore
Moore
Larry Kinnett
William Ennis
Mary Kaeser
Harrison Township
Campbell Road
Rolfes
Wm. Korte
Jack Pflum
Whitewater News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Reunions
Reports from Whitewater note Aaron Bradley’s overnight visit with maternal grandparents near Oxford, and a 37 mile Bloomington bike ride by Mr and Mrs Howard Bradley. Several families attended the Metzler Reunion at Connersville, with others visiting relatives and a church music director recuperating after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Bradley
Ted Hatton
Oxford
Gary Ross
Mike
Gary Jr
Janet Morrin
Kings Island
Frank Frey
Volk
Martha Sintz Wich
Frank Metzler
Selena Schneider
Metzler
Connersville
Howard Bradley
Bloomington
Todd Slagle
Rev. Burchram
Herschel
Rockdale Church
Legion Bike Winners At Legion Booth Carnival
Sandy Gray 14 of 458 Featherwood and Larry Walden 524 Broadway won the Legion Auxiliary bike prizes at the carnival booth. Sandy said she would give the boy’s bike to her younger brother, while Larry planned to trade the girl’s bike for a boy’s. Other winners included O Feller 1018 Iliff Ave and Larry Wert Jr of Bright Indiana. George won a color TV and Larry a ghetto blaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Gray
Featherwood
Larry Walden
Broadway
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Sandy
Larry
Legion Booth
Oo. Feller
Iliff Ave
Larry Wert Jr
Bright, Ind
George
Telling At Libraries Storybook And Film Program Schedule
Library events list shows programs for ages 3 to 12 across June and July. Activities include Telling At Libraries Storybook for ages 3 to 5, Metal for ages 6 to 12, Film Festival for ages 6 to 12, Animals of Hamilton County for ages 6 to 12, and Penny Man for ages 6 and up with times 10:30 a.m. or 3 p.m. on Thursdays in June and July.
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Hamilton County
Sympathy extends for Blades family in loss of Lorraine Blades
Sympathy from friends of Mr. George Blades and Florence for the death of Lorraine Blades age 51 wife of their son in Cincinnati burial occurred there memorial service 730 pm at Epworth Memorial United Methodist Church in North College Hill.
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Wm. H. Terry
George Blades
Florence
Lorraine Blades
Cincinnati
Epworth Memorial United Methodist Church
North College Hill
Harold Kollmeyer
Ida
Rockdale
Brazil
Indiana
Father Of Slain Daughter To Speak At Nazarene Church
The Church of the Nazarene hosts special speaker E. Roger Hintermeister of Behind the Master Ministries for Father’s Day evening service at 6:00 p.m. He shares how God called him during a Warren Ohio softball umpiring moment, leading to trials after his daughter’s death. Esther Junium, a lifelong Harrison resident, is a Providence Hospital patient in room 571.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Roger Hintermeister
Master Ministries
Roger
Marcia
Rick
Harrison
Esther Junium
Providence Hospital
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the Press
Addyston Tax Commission
Paula Robinson
Kaeser
Kinnett
Dearborn County Commissioners
Harrison Elementary
Whitewater
Mrs. Roas Bradley
Dulcie Seeley
Juanita Estridge Norman
Lloyd Estridge
Ralph Smith
Francis Schuck
Real Bradley
Annuities Group
Seymour
Nationwide Insurance
Park Ave
Harrison Ave
Lane
Kaiser Appliances & Furniture
Bowles Ave
W. Harrison
Legion Bike
Craig Whitman
Route
Ind
Kollmeyers
Wilma Taylor
Kenneth Burchram
Biddle Building
Harrison, Oh
Love
Jenny
Carolyn and
Sally
Happy
Winton
Your Community Active Savings & Loan Co
Stone Rd
Ohio
L.R.A. and
Keogh’s
Feslic
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