Local notes recall 1951 pharmacy grad and family travels
Arthur G. Schuck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schuck, was among Cincinnati College of Pharmacy graduates in 1951, with a placement at Cape Codder Hotel in Massachusetts. Chas W Campbell and wife return from Tucson to 517 Park Ave. Golden wedding plans for Charles and Gertrude Gieringer unfold for June 24. Stories also mention visitors, showers, and reunions across Harrison, Lawrenceburg, and nearby towns.
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Stucker
Frank Metz
Arthur G. Schuck
Jerome Schuck
New Trenton
College of Pharmacy of
Cincinnati
Cape Codder Hotel
Os An
Mass
Sam Me
Chas. W. Campbell
Tucson
Arizona
Park Avenue
Charles P. Gieringer
2000 Mill
Clyde Campbell
Harrison Ave
New York City
Europe
Ray Newhouse
Ray Rogers
Marilyn
Donny
McAllen
Texas
Rogers
Marian Nichols
Newhouse
Harrison
Joyce Lawwill
Joseph Monroe, Jr
Paul Cooper
Lloyd Lowe
New Haven Road
Sallie Barrows
Lawrenceburg
Amos Lowe
Rockdale
Virginia
W. Va
N. Carolina
Thomas Kendrick
Leo Minges
Loyola University
Chicago
Ill
Camp Whippoorwill Hills
Marrow
Ohio
Joe Miller
Earl Johnson
Knoxville
Community notices and personal milestones reported
Lee Ann Simpson draws the winning ticket for a 225 pound side of beef donated by larmann on Morgan Road with Wins Side Of Beef assisting. Don Feller and family spent a week visiting Rover New Jersey and Washington DC while Don was stationed in the USAF five years ago.
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Don Feller
Don
Rover
New Jersey
USAF
Washington, D. C
William Giles Lytle
Harrison
Transylvania College
Lytle
Lexington, Ky
A. W. Lytle
Janet Lynn Browning
Leonard T. Brownie
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Ada Sawyer
Frank Mondary
Harry Sinks
Etta Ave
Margaret Radcliffe
Jane Radcliffe
Tena Teeters
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorothy Young
Disneyland
Palm Springs
Marineland
Mexico
Country Kitchen blanked Odd Fellows in Thursday night win
Country Kitchen defeated Odd Fellows in a pitching duel allowing only 2 hits and 3 walks while striking out 9. Star of the game John Yocum delivered 3 doubles a triple and 7 RBIs as Country Kitchen built a decisive lead with strong hitting from Tony Vogelgesang Steve Friedman and Kirk Gutzwiller contributing multi hit efforts.
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Country Kitchen
Kirk Gutzwiller
Odd Fellows
Tim Farmer
Mike Leonhart
John Yocum
Tony Vogelgesang
Steve Fliedman
Paul Vogelgesang
Kirk Knollman
C. Yocum
J. Russell
Legion DX forfeited game over improper lineup
Legion DX defeats West V-W 13 6 but forfeits after failing to have a player bat and field at least once as required. West V-W earns the win at the managers meeting on June 9 with Hornsby taking the mound for West V-W and multiple Legion players contributing to the score.
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Legion DX
West
West V-W
Hornsby
Bob Acra
Wayne French
Jerry Heimbrock
Mike Bookoer
Chris Kuhlmann
Edwards
Randy
Fuernstein's
Grad School
Mac’s
K. of C
PRESS HOME AND AREA NEWS SUBSCRIPTION
A local call announces subscription to the PRESS for home and area news. The note emphasizes readership access and ongoing coverage, inviting residents to subscribe and stay informed about community events, services, and notices.
Magee's Take Beats Fuernstein's 17-8 in June Jamboree
Magee's grabbed a 17 to 8 win over Fuernstein's on June 9 as Phil Gaebe allowed five hits and struck out six for Fuernstein's. Magee's Robby Brotherton fanned six while Dunaway and Juett cut down two Magee's runners on a double steal.
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Magee
Fuernstein
Phil Gaebe
David West
Barry Oxley
Jerry Mondary
Kent Juett
Dunaway
Juett
Robby Brotherton
Bruce Poynter
Bernie Schlarman
John Earls
RBI
Dan Diersing
Loren Lanham
Larry Moster
Myron Kraus
Brotherton
Ken Fohl
Earls
Gullette
Kraus
Fohl
Lanham
Diersing
Moster
Kaiser
Mark West
Good Samaritan Hospital
Legion CX Team Dominates Wilhelm Masonery 21 9
The Legion machine downed Wilhelm Masonery 21 to 9 with 20 hits. Randy Posey Steve Tenchunfeld Dave Johnson and Jim Hatmaker led with multiple hits while Johnson Tenchundfeld shared pitching duties allowing four hits. In the June 8 game they beat Hawks 20 5 as Tom Tenchundfeld pitched two hit seventh inning. The Legion holds a 4 1 record after the first two games.
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Legion
Wilhelm Masonery
Wilhelm’s Masonery
Randy Posey
Steven Tenchunfeld
Dave Johnson
Tenchundfeld
Bill Bishop
Doug Hubbard
Ken Nagle
Roy Scott
Jim Hatmaker
Tom Tench Undfeld
Wilhelm’s
A. Klopfstein
Brindley
S. Maher
G. Mulligan
Legion Machine
Hawk’s
Tom Tenchendfeld
Tom Boys
Eet Cole
Dave Kaufeld
Dennis Dole
The
Steve Tenchunfeld
Tom Tenchundfeld
Kevin Schlemmer
K. Nagle
Steve Carminchle
American Legion
Bunnell's Down Harrison Bowl Wins 8 6
The Bunnell boys defeated Harrison Bowl 8 to 6 on a cool evening. Tom Simpson pitched all nine innings allowing 7 hits and 4 walks with Mike Sauntry catching. Key hits included Greg Prickett's home run with a two run shot.
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Bunnell
Harrison Bowl
Tom Simpson
Bunnell’s
Tom
Mike Sauntry
Mike
Greg Prickett
Harrison Bowl Edges Bunnell Insurance in baseball clash
Harrison Bowl pitcher B Bailey started and was relieved by J Bradley in the fifth. Hitting highlights include B gf, W Whitman, J Bradley with a double and a single, T Shaver, T Whitman. Bunnell's lineup featured Jim Clark Don Halcomb Dennis Halcomb Dan Halcomb Jerry Parrott Greg Prichett Tom Simpson John Sauntry Dan West Mike Sauntry Dan Gulley Terry Bunnell John Doerdorf Ed Beard and Kelly Wolfe. Manager Jack Carr Coach Mr Webb.
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John Dierdorf
Harrison Bowl
B. Bailey
Bailey
J. Bradley
B. Gf
W. Whitman
T. Shaver
T. Whitman
Bunnell
Jim Clark
Don Halcomb
Dennis Halcomb
Dan Halcomb
Jerry Parrott
Greg Prichett
Tom Simpson
John Sauntry
Dan West
Mike Sauntry
Dan Gulley
Terry Bunnell
John Doerdorf
Ed Beard
Kelly Wolfe
Jack Carr
Mr. Webb
Crosby School
Bunnell Insurance
Frisch's Edges Mac's 28 18 In Slugger Battle
Frisch's outslugged Mac's 28 to 18 as Gary Rolfes allowed 15 hits and 6 walks with 7 strikeouts for Frisch's. Mac's pitchers Dunn Beebe M Farmer and Kamphaus gave up 19 hits 20 walks and 9 strikeouts.
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Mark Roessler
Terry Grubbs
Stu Lake
Ronnie Posey
Mac’s
Baker
Guilfoyle
Farmer
Kamphaus
Hendren
Beebe
Morris
Dunn
R. Wolfram
Harrison Screw Tops Feldhaus in low scoring tilt
Harrison Screw defeated Feldhaus 39 to 12 in a Thursday night game. C Conliff started for Feldhaus while Dryden pitched for Harrison Screw assisted by Tom Whipple and Mark Schlarman. Feldhaus managed two hits and drew walks. Jack Schalk hit two home runs for Harrison Screw.
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Harrison Screw
Feldhaus
C. Conliff
Harrison Screw Names Team Leaders In Baseball Game
Doug Kimmons hit two home runs with two other hits while Daryl Sturgill added a homer and two walks. Rick Dryden contributed a homer, three hits and one walk. Steve Roessler and Kevin Bolling topped the plate with a mix of walks and hits. Irvin Schalk managed Harrison Screw with help from Cecil Sturgill and Joe Gehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Kimmons
Daryl Sturgill
Rick Dryden
Steve Roessler
Kevin Bolling
Doug Zeinner
Scott Powers
Mark Angle
Tom Whipple
Steve Knollman
Harrison Screw
Irvin Schalk
Cecil Sturgill
Joe Gehring
First National defeats Blanken's in Class D Peewee game
First National Bank led 17 hits to Blanken's 4 as First National beat Blanken's 20 to 4 in a Class D Peewee baseball game last Thursday. Mark Meyers pitched a three hit, 12 walk effort for First National.
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First National Bank
Blanken
Mark Meyers
First National
Jim Walsh
Bob Ramsey
Tony Remillard
Todd Boggs
Banker’s
Mark Schutte
Tim Wright
Ron Beckman
Jeff Viel
David Hatmaker
Phil Gabbard
Robert Ramsey
Christ Blanken
K. of C
Country Kitchen
Crosby
Bengals Look Ahead to Reds Old-Timers Game and Season Schedule
The article notes Greg Bybee’s second win as his team beat Mt. Healthy in a doubleheader and mentions a coaching contract approval for defensive coordinator. It also lists the Reds Old-Timers game at Riverfront Stadium featuring Hall of Famers and a full 1971 schedule, with player highlights and ticket outlets.
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Greg Bybee
Budde Post
Mt. Healthy
Greg
Southwest Board
Dave Gomon
Milford High School
Reds
Atlanta Braves
Warren Giles
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Casey Stengel
Stan Musial
Waite Hoyt
Lefty Grove
Jesse Haines
Ted Kluszewski
Gus Bell
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Mize
Joe Nuxhall
Ewell Blackwell
Curt Simmons
Don Newcombe
Carl Erskine
Braves
Riverfront Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Ralph Garr
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Garr
Riverfront
Phils
Philadelphia
Willie Montanez
Sparky Anderson
Don Gullett
Ron Santo
Ross Grimsley
Milt Wilcox
Gary Nolan
Ken Holtzman
George Foster
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Stadium
Plaza
Burkhardt’s Men’s
Hart Pharmacy
Price Hill
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Dearborn
Franklin
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New Aber Association
Joseph F. Wing
ST. Leon, Indiana
the Renegades
Stanley Elfenbaum
Taylor Road
Mack, Ohio
R. M. Smith
Joe Streit
Bob Haubner
Larmann
Morgan Road
Pee Wee Baseball League of
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Area News
Legion CX
Frisch
Mac
KwikWash
Harrison, O
Landbank
Federal
Bank Association
Lebanon
Delicatessen & Pony
U. S
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Fidelity Features
Merchants Bank
the Merchants Fdig Bank & Trust CO
Servic. Bank
West Harrison
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Mney
Ug cL
Bengals
North Dearborn
Forest Park
North College Hill
Lockland
Taylor
Ross
Cincinnati Reds
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
Westinghouse Nationwide Sure Service
Harrison Appliances
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