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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1971

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Duves Post 7570 Marks 25th Anniversary At Lawrenceburg Road

Duves Post No 7570 celebrated its 25th anniversary at the post home on Lawrenceburg Road with the 4th District ritual team conducting induction services for about 25 members. The chartered post since June 9 1946 with 43 members saw a record year of 168 veterans this past year under Commander Leo H Rolfes Sr. The event featured a program, meal, and a photo with Earl Red Essert Mayor Harry A Rolfes and Commander Leo H Rolfes Sr. The original post colors were presented by Earl Essert and the retiring American flag hangs in the post home.

Duves Post No. 7570 Lawrenceburg Road 4Th District Leo H. Rolfes Rolfes Earl Red” Essert Harry A. Rolfes Elmore Campbell G. A. R. Campbell Earl Essert Major Rolfes

Kiwanis Thanks Participants In Harrison Patch Test

The Harrison Kiwanis Club wrapped up the Patch Test last Friday morning with strong local turnout. The club expresses gratitude to area residents and pledges ongoing support for community projects in Harrison and surrounding areas.

P&g Harrison Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Harrison iKiwanians

Cleves Kiwanis Guests Honored at Harrison Interclub

The Cleves Kiwanis Club was guest of honor at Harrison Kiwanis meeting at Sunset Inn. It marked the 100th Interclub this year, a district record. Lt. Governor and other district representatives attended as Harrison Club hosted the event for the Cleves Three-Drivers Club.

Cleves Kiwanis Club Harrison Kiwanis Sunset Inn Harrison Club Cleves Harrison

Brookville Dam Public Overlook Opens with Recreation Plans

The Brookville Dam overlook opened Friday with 250 attendees. Gov. Whitcomb and Col. Rhett led a ceremony for a 4.856 million project along a 17 mile lake. Facilities include camp grounds lodge scenic drive boat launches and fishing wharves. The dam will be operated by Indiana with Corps controlling dam and tailwater. The permanent pool will run nine miles and water transportation may link Brookville to Liberty. The project aims to control floods and boost recreation for the region.

Brookville Col John T. Rhett, Jr U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville Indiana Edgar D. Whitcomb John A Brookville Dam

Kaeser Earns DVM Degree From Purdue

Mr. T. J. Kaeser of Harrison Ohio received the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree on June 13 1971 from Purdue University. He will practice with Goshen Animal Clinic in Wakarusa Indiana and reside there starting July 1 1971.

T. J. Kaeser Willard Kaeser Harrison Ohio Kaeser la Salle High School Cincinnati Purdue University College of Veterinary Science and Medicine West Lafayette Indiana M. L. Weldy Schalk Hendrickson Wakarusa Goshen

Telephonemen Visit 156 Schools in Ohio Kentucky Area

Jack Behr and Leo Rolfes of Blue Jay and Harrison spoke to elementary students this year. They visited 156 elementary schools and delivered 468 classroom talks across Cincinnati Bell's Ohio Kentucky operating area. Leroy Sabatelli remains in Christ Hospital after surgery last Wednesday.

Blue Jay Harrison Jack Behr West Road Leo Rolfes Broadway St Ohio and Kentucky The Telephone Company Leroy Sabatelli Christ Hospital

Harrison Jaycees Fourth of July Parade Planned

The Harrison Jaycees sponsor the July 4 parade starting at Harrison Grade School at 1 05 PM after the bell ceremony. Parade participants may contact Paul Bennett or Don Loss to enter, with trophies awarded for first to third place floats.

Harrison Jaycees Harrison Paul Bennett Don Loss Cincinnati

Board Approves Contract For Sunman Dearborn High Project

At a June 11, 1971 special meeting the Sunman Dearborn Community School Corporation Board of Education approved a contract with W. A. Gutzwiller, Inc. for the Junior and Senior High School Project. The base bid covers 275 spaces and outlines deletions including asphalt work, covered walkways, air conditioning, and carpeting. The total construction cost with deletions and additions is 2,526,860.00. The board also approved the Preliminary Plan by BASE Architect, Inc and sent project details to the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners for review.

Sunman - Dearborn Community School Corporation Board of Education W. A. Gutzwiller, Inc Base Architect, Inc Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners

Recuperating At Home Bobby Huber Honors Thanks

Robert Gene Huber known as Bobby twelve son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Huber of New Trenton is recuperating at home after sixty one days in the hospital. The note thanks the many people for prayers cards and gifts sent during his illness.

Robert Gene Huber Bobby Robert E. Huber New Trenton

Miss Sara Keely Visit With Mr and Mrs Paul Lutz

Miss Sara Keely of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lutz, sharing a quiet afternoon and family conversation.

Sara Keely Cincinnati Paul Lutz

Ronnie Fohl Dies After Long Illness

Ronald K. Fohl aged 14 son of Charles and Emma Loos Fohl died at home 10649 West Rd Sunday June 13 after a long illness. Rosary was said Tuesday evening at Jackman Funeral Home and Mass of the Resurrection was held Wednesday at St John the Baptist Church. Interment followed at St John Cemetery. Surviving are seven brothers Thomas Daniel Richard John Stephen Kenneth Gregory and two sisters Sharon and Anna Jean Fohl and grandmother Mrs Josie Loos.

Ronald K. Fohl Charles and Emma Loos Fohl West Rd Jackman Funeral Home St. John the Baptist Church St. John Cemetery Thomas Daniel Richard John Stephen Kenneth Gregory Fohl Sharon Anna Jean Fohl Josie Loos

Harvey J. Simpson Dies From Auto Accident Injuries

Harvey J. Simpson aged 27 son of Mrs. Cordin Brown of Bond Road Harrison Indiana died in Terrace View Extended Nursing Home Lawrenceburg after 14 months incapacitated from a automobile crash. Funeral held June 14 at Jackman Funeral Home with Rev Robert Campbell officiating. Surviving: mother, a brother Harold in Cincinnati, stepfather Clyde Jnne and Mary Lou.

Harvey J. Simpson Cordin Brown Bond Rd Harrison Terrace View Lawrenceburg Indiana Jackman Funeral Home Robert Campbell Bright United Methodist Church Gibson Comery Harold Simpson Cincinnati Clyde Jnne Mary Lou

Mary Ragar Dies In Christ Hospital

Mary M Wise Ragar wife of Bernard Ragar of 115 North Hill Street died at Christ Hospital on Saturday June 12 at age 67. High Mass followed at St John the Baptist Church on Tuesday June 15 at 10 AM. Interment at St Johns. Survived by husband, three daughters Betty Quatkemeyer Alma Rudisill and Mrs Paul Bybee a son and eleven grandchildren.

Mary M. Ragar Robert Alma) Rudisill Paul —— Bybee Nee B. Ragar

Beetz Family Graduation Update at Army Training Paths

Mr and Mrs Ted Beetz attend their son Robert Beetzs graduation from basic training at Fort South Carolina in June He continues training with the Army Engineers at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and will reside at the fort while stationed there.

Ted Beetz Robert South Carolina Army Engineers Fort Leonard Wood Missouri

Nurse Wanda Browning Dammeyer Graduates R N Degree

Mrs. Wanda Browning Dammeyer received her R N degree at the Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing graduation exercises on Friday June 11 1971. The ceremony was held in Great Hall at the Student Union Building University of Cincinnati. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Browning and a 1968 graduate of William Henry Harrison High School.

Wanda Browning Dammeyer Deaconess Hospital University of Cincinnati Dammeyer Leonard Browning William Henry Harrison High School

Dempsey Messer Dies at 52 Husband of Viola Messer

Dempsey Messer aged 52, husband of Viola Monhollen Messer, died Monday at his home 412 Harrison Ave. He managed the Union 76 service station on North State St. Visitation was at Jackman Funeral Home Monday evening. Funeral services and interment were in Pineville, Ky. He leaves five children including Robert D. Messer, Janie L. Dole, Glenn Messer, Lorine Messer, and two stepchildren Don and Dolores Peace.

Dempsey Messer Viola Monhollen Messer Harrison Ave Messer Union North State St Jackman Pineville Capt Robert D. Seed Ean Mene Ae Viet Ft. Fom Wash Janie L. Dole Harrison Glenn Lorine Messer Don Dolores Peace Cincinnati

World War I Vets To Hold Memorial Services

Ohio Valley Barracks and Auxiliary No 186 Veterans of World War I plan their annual memorial service for deceased members since May 22, 1970. A covered dish supper begins at 6:00 p.m. followed by service and a short business session at the Low Indiana American Legion Home on June 18 at 6:00 p.m.

Leonard Haag Edna Busse Ohio Valley Barracks

Dyer School Parents Group Forming Aids For Special Needs

Dyer area parents of children in pre school classes for the retarded or who will attend are invited to a meeting at Sunset Inn on Monday June 21 at 8 00 PM. The group seeks bus service recreation programs counseling for new parents and guidance to establish a regular Parents Group modeled after Cincinnati. Call 634 2312 for more information.

Harrison Dyer Sunset Innion Cincinnati

School Nurse Resigns to Join Health Department

Mrs. Helen Mummert resigns after seven years as Southwest School District nurse to join the Hamilton County Health Department. She trained at Christ Hospital School of Nursing and served four years as staff nurse. Applications for the vacant nurse post should go to Superintendent Dr. Tilman Juett at 230 South Ern Harrison Ohio 45030, phone numbers provided.

Helen Mummert Southwest Hamilton County Health Department Mummert Christ Hospital School of Nursing Tilman Juett South Ern Harrison Ohio Cincinnati

University of Cincinnati graduate earns honors in evening college

Jerry D. Barnes completed an Associate Degree with honors from the University of Cincinnati Evening College on June 13. He is a member of Mu Pi Kappa and appears on the Dean's List.

Jerry D. Barnes University of Cincinnati Evening College Mu Pi Kappa

Hamilton County Education Association honors twelve at spring banquet

The Hamilton County Education Association saluted twelve educators at its spring banquet. Six are retiring from local districts of the Hamilton County Public Schools serving western Hamilton County. The listing shows school district, teacher, building, total years and years in HCPS. Three Rivers Local District includes Mrs Edna Balsley at Taylor High School with 49 total years and 42 in HCPS, and Mrs Ruth Blue of Miami.

Ton County Public Schools Three Rivers Edna Balsley Taylor High School Hamilton County Ruth Blue Miami

Blackburn College Dean's List Honor Roll Includes 112 Students

David L. Sigalus and 111 peers from Blackburn College earned Dean's List status for a semester with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. The group represents 20 percent of the student body, reflecting solid academic achievement across the campus.

David L. Sigalus Constance Place Harrison Blackburn College

Basic Training Note for Pvt Walter W Turner

Pvt Walter Wayne Turner son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Turner of 48 7193 B 52 Platoon Ft Leonard Wood Mo 65474 listed in basic training records.

Walter Wayne Turner Isaac Turner Ft. Leonard Wood

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Kiwanis Icee Blessing Becky Anne Blessing Kathie Jo Ragar Stephanie Bennett Icee Bear Blessing Bros. Dairy Casion Brookville Dam Overlook Liberty Whitcomb P. A Cincinnati Bell Cutzwiller, Inc Ronnie Fohl Harvey Simpson Mary Ragar R. N Wanda Dammeyer Dyer School U. of C. Graduate
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