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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
4
The school outlines its approach to dropouts, noting conferences with at risk students, highlighting the advantages of graduation, and proposing early identification and targeted counseling. It cites an area vocational high school as a future aid and states current status as not dropout.
May 1971 enlistments announced by Technical Sergeant Bob Neeley show three local youths entering the Air Force. Roger William Dierckman of Sunman Indiana entered general aptitude and trains at Lackland Texas after graduating in 1970. Larry Vogt of Batesville Indiana joined under the delayed enlistment program and completed Sunman High School in May 1971 before active duty in mechanical aptitude. Donald Eugene Kolb of Harrison Ohio, son of Ervin and … graduated from William Henry Harrison High School and enlisted in the Air Force.
June 1970 Don enlisted into the Mechanical Aptitude Area. Gerald Bruce Schwartz, son of Mr and Mrs Henry, John Schwartz of 530 Elm Street, Lawrenceburg Indiana. Jim re entered the Air Force after two years as a Programming Specialist AFSC 68750. He returned as a Sergeant stationed at Scott Air Force Base Illinois. Sergeant Neeley invites interested youths to contact 550 Main St Room 1112 Cincinnati Ohio or call 513 241-7926. The Air Force offers a 180 day Delayed enlistment program for eligible applicants.
Campbell Hausfeld 12 Kiwanis 4 First National 20 Blanken's 4 K of C 1 F O P Country Kitchen 15 Odd Fellows 0 Harrison Screw 39 Feldhaus 12 Lions Highlander play at Waterworks fields. K of C Blanken at K of C Field. Country Kitchen First National at Crosby Grade School.
Campbell Hausfeld defeated Kiwanis 12 to 4. Key output came with 3 runs in the fourth and 6 in the fifth. Starters included Dave Spraker with 3 hits and 2 RBIs, Bruce Large homer and 3 RBIs, and Walt Nowlin adding 2 hits and 2 runs.
Three area high school seniors receive $100 student scholarships from the Hamilton County Council of Parent Teacher Associations to help with college textbooks. Recipients are Miss Susan Richards of Harrison High School, Miss Cynthia Ann Remar of Oak Hills High School, and Robert S. Gallo of Taylor High School. Their parents are listed with full addresses. The council also installed three Harrison ladies as officers during its 42nd annual School of Information, with Mrs. Roger Meager named treasurer and George Jacobs noted in the leadership lineup.
In the game Bruce Large and M Zimmer each scored two runs while Mike Farrow and L French added runs. Walt Nowlin pitched nine strikeouts and allowed four runs over four innings, with four putouts and Greg Waller making two more. Kiwanis hitters included M Zimmer L French J Nolan and P Nolan with multiple runs. Next games are June 17 against VFW FOP and Upper Waterworks Feldhaus.
K of C topped FOP 11 to 1 in a low hitting contest. J Batchelor and R Kater pitched for FOP, allowing one hit. Dan Powers of K of C allowed three hits. Bryan Wiggers provided the lone K of C hit. FOP batters were T Reiter L Randenheimer and T Casaceli. FOP faces Campbell-Hausfeld next Thursday, June 17.
A local sports card notes a game setup at VFW field where the VFW team will host Blanken's Club at the Knights of Columbus venue. Teams prepare for a decisive matchup.
The Legion Auxiliary unit held its year end buffet supper at Sunset Inn on June 7 with 26 members attending. Mrs. Kuntz led the business meeting and reports covered Poppy Days receipts of 482.10 and about 2500 poppies sold. The Ways & Means chair Viel highlighted a successful year with profits from dinners, receptions, a carnival booth, rummage sale, card parties and P G patch tests. Junior activities chair Fields noted extensive junior girl activities.
The report records activities of a local American Legion unit including marching in a Memorial Day parade and a program at the Cincinnati VA Hospital with donuts and coffee for veterans. It lists officers elected for 1971 72 and notes installation details, conventions, delegates, and thanks from the outgoing president.
In game 1 Jake and Linda's Rose Garden beat Melben Products 8 to 7. Roger Beathard set up Joe Mueller for a three run homer finalizing the win. Carroll Roberts homered for Rose Garden. Melbern hitters Santel Maloney Toney and Correl each had two hits. Game 2 St. Leon defeated American Legion 23 to 4 with Dick Wilhelm leading group of four hitters. Suffert Hoag Bulack and Rudley homered. Game 3 Queen City Pattern won 21 to 1 over Klump's Tavern as Reggie Monroe led with four hits. Price and Benson homered. Kenny Graf had a single for Klump's.
Culley’s DX Team defeated Village Pharmacy 28 to 7. Pitcher Joe Roszell and Tom Roszell allowed only 2 hits while Lenny Minges powered the offense with 2 home runs 3 doubles and a single. Tom Roszell Gene Jacobs Ches Noonan and Allen Minges added multiple hits as Village’s Gabbard pitched and Sawyer caught. Next, Village faces Fisher’s and Culley’s meets Harrison Bowl at Waterworks.
Daughters of Isabella held a June 1 meeting at St. John's Cafeteria chaired by the Chancellor. Two new members, Mrs. Rita Braun and Mrs. Theokla Dougoud, were welcomed. Anniversary observance planned with Mass on June 27 and dinner June 28 at Sunset Inn. Refreshments served by listed members.
The Harrison Democratic Club hosts a Novelty Social in the Party Room of Bob's Cozy Inn on Wednesday June 16 1971 at 8 00 P M. Several nice prizes have been donated and will be awarded that evening. Come on out bring the kids and enjoy the fellowship.
Mrs. Robert Kuntz presided as J B Yeager Auxiliary Unit 199 opened the Summer Conference in the Legion Home. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Miller Post 199 Commander L Whitney and Mayor Rolfes. District reports showed 4057 members, surpassing the 3897 goal, with over $38,000 donated by 56 units. Unit 199 received multiple citations for membership and service.
Three days left to win a weekend for two at Lincoln Lodge Columbus with all expenses paid plus a cash prize. Entries 25c each or 5 for $1.00 by June 19 at 2 PM Harrison Municipal Building. Alternate prize $65 cash.
Mrs Robert Hunter and her children Susan and Chris returned home on June 14 after a five day trip to Michigan. In Munising they attended the wedding of Mrs Hunters nephew Thomas R Field on June 12. They toured the upper peninsula and visited Frankenmuth in the lower peninsula.
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