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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1982

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Community Blood Drive Seeks 168 Pints in 1982 Effort

In Harrison Whitewater Valley, volunteers urge participation in the Hexworth Blood Center Community Donor Program on Thursday July 1 1982 at Knights of Columbus Hall N State Street from 2 to 8 pm. The drive aims for 300 pints, with 168 still needed, inviting all to donate or walk in and reserve via Dan Metz or Peggy Rottlebush.

Harrison-Whitewater Valley Hexworth Knights of Columbus N. State Street Harrison Council Knights of Columbus American Legion Post Campbell-Hausfeld Company St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Dan Metz Peggy Rottlebush

Parade Entry Reminder for 4th of July Event

Burger Chef Jaycees sponsor a July Fourth parade and urge participants to register entry soon. Parade starts at 5:00 p.m. assembly at 4:30 p.m. Gather at Harrison Elementary, travel Broadway to State, then Harrison, to Washington and back. Call Don Meyer at 367-2141 or 738-1129 for details.

Broadway State Harrison Washington Don Meyer

Annual Sports Festival at Harrison Center June 26 27

Four area bands Mad River s Silver Creek Back Street Blues and Dan Waters Dirty Waters perform at the Harrison Community Center with free admission. Alumni softball at 2 PM June 26 followed by Melody Aires at 7 PM and high school jazz. June 27 post softball game, 1 PM start, free concert and festival events plus a 1000 dollar giveaway at 10 PM.

Mad River Rick Stapleton Silver Creek Back Street Blues Dan Waters Dirty Waters Harrison Community Center WSAI

Art Vanderpohl Signs With Royals

Art Vanderpohl a 1982 Ohio State graduate and star relief pitcher for the Big Ten champions signed a baseball contract with the Kansas City Royals. The 21 year old left handed pitcher left for a minor league assignment at Butte Montana and is the Royals lone left handed signee. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Vanderpohl of Dry Fork Road and a Harrison High School graduate who starred for the Wildcats.

Art Vanderpohl Ohio State University Kansas City Royals Butte Montana The Royals Art John Vanderpohl Dry Fork Rd Harrison High School Wildcats

Robbery Trial To Start July 6

The trial of David B. Turner, 23, AR 2, Laweren Co., is set to begin July 6 in Dearborn Circuit Court. A correction notes Cordella Zie- details regarding the address.

David B. Turner Laweren Co Dearborn

Dean's List at Cincinnati Technical College for April term

Dean's List honors announced by Vice President for Academic Affairs C Bailinger highlight students attaining a 3.50 GPA or higher for the April term ending June 9. Included are Scott L Brown in electro engineering technology Patrick Joseph Busken in aviation technology and Teresa Lynn Kuhn in sales marketing from West Harrison Indiana.

Cincinnati Technical College C. Bailinger CTC Scott L. Brown Patrick Joseph Busken Teresa Lynn Kuhn West Harrison Indiana

Elderly couple die in Cedar Grove truck crash

An elderly Franklin County couple Wilbur Oehlmann and Lydia Oehlmann, both 72, died when their eastbound pickup was struck by a tractor trailer on US 52 in Cedar Grove. The crash occurred about 8 am Thursday June 17. The truck driver Maurice Newkirk 23 of Falmouth Ky survived with minor injuries. Services for the couple were held June 22 at Trinity Lutheran Church Klemmes Corner. The Oehlmanns leave a son Lester W. and a daughter Dorothy Robeson, plus five grandchildren and several siblings. The Cook Funeral Home Brookville oversaw arrangements.

Franklin County Cedar Grove Brookville Indiana Connersville Wilbur H. Oehlmann Lydia Steve Kehl Oehlmanns Maurice A. Newkirk Falmouth Oehlmann Newkirk Fayette Memorial Hospital Wilbur H Lydia M. Oehlmann Trinity Lutheran Church Klemmes Corner Lester W Vienna W. Va Dorothy Robeson Oehrmann Mildred Meister Guilford Alvina Bohl Minnie Molter Margaret Minnemann Cincinnati Sarah Wen

God's Special Children Group Founded in Harrison

God's Special Children, a Harrison based organization for mentally handicapped children, was founded in 1979 by Rosella Carroll. Run entirely by volunteers and donations, members meet weekly at St John’s UCC in winter and on special summer occasions. Rosella Carroll received the St John’s UCC Pastor Award in 1980 for dedication to the cause. The Mental Health Services Northwest board plans a meeting at the Harrison Center on July 15 at 8 00 p.m. The Harrison Counseling Center at 300 George Street serves as a satellite office.

God's Special Children Harrison Rosella Carroll St. John’s U.C.C Board of Directors of Mental Health Services Northwest Harrison Center Gadefede Anions 15 Harrison Counseling Center George Street

Cox Receives Diploma At Good Samaritan Hospital School

Cathy Ann Cox of 500 Broadway Harrison will receive a diploma from Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing on Saturday June 19 1982 at 1 30 p m in the hospital auditorium. She plans to work as a staff nurse after graduation. Speaker will be Louise Carroll RN VP of Community Hospital of Springfield and Clark Counties.

Cathy Ann Cox Arlie Cox Broadway Harrison Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Cox Louise Carroll R.N Community Hospital Springfield and Clark Counties

West Harrison To Get Cable TV Service Soon

West Harrison residents will soon receive Cable TV after a contract signing with Warner Amex. Underground cable work is set to begin in July for local homes.

West Harrison Warner Amex Harrison

Daily School Attendance Up In District

District daily attendance for the 1981 82 school year rose to 93.8 percent up from 92.33 percent in 1980 81 and continuing the improving trend after 1979 80.

City Officials Debate Portable Signs In Harrison

A Harrison discussion focuses on portable signs under Article VIII and the 60 day limit. Hilda K. Mueller urges a clear rule, while Council and Planning Commission review signs policy and possible ordinance changes enacted July 3 1973. The Board of Zoning Appeals holds authority to waive requirements on a case by case basis.

Board of Zoning Appeals Council Planning Commission Harrison Hilda K. Mueller Bill Sabatelli

Plans for Harrison Inn motel and restaurant proposed in Harrison

Thomas R Schuh of Cincinnati seeks to build a 50 unit multi floor Harrison Inn motel with a separate restaurant on Dry Fork Rd. A public hearing June 17 at the Community Center discussed zoning change from B-2 to B-3 to serve interstate travelers and local residents. The project would include ample parking, conference rooms, and land preservation while utilities support development.

Thomas R. Schuh Cincinnati Dry Fork Harrison Inn Schuh Dry Fork Rd Maloy Robert Kuntz Kuntz Planning Commission Harrison Whitewater Hamilton County Miami Whitewater Mana Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Smcene Sion Isity

Voters May Register At Meyer's Office

Harrison attorney Don Meyer and secretary Rosemary Zinser named Volunteer Deputy Registrars by the Hamilton County Board of Elections. The office at 1120 Harrison Avenue, Tall Oaks Plaza, Harrison, Ohio, offers voter registration for first timers and those who have not voted in four years, plus address or name changes. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays. Call 367-2141 for details ahead of the November 2 vote.

Harrison Don Meyer Ohio House of Representatives Rosemary Zinser Hamilton County Board of Elections Meyer Board of Elections Harrison Avenue Tall Oaks Plaza Ohio

Leadership Seminar Trip by Sophomore Representative

Angie North was chosen as William Henry Harrison High School sophomore representative to attend the Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar at Capitol University in Columbus Ohio from May 21 to May 23 1982. The annual seminar honors youth leadership and develops civic skills.

Angie North William Henry Harrison High School Hugh O'Brian Capitol University Columbus Ohio

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