Western Brown Edges Cats 81 to 80 in district tournament
Western Brown beat Harrison Wildcats 81 to 80 at Indian Hill to force a late comeback after trailing 42 to 32 at halftime. Lee Page closed to within one with 19 seconds left, Tim Shay sealed it with free throws as Mike Booker led Harrison with 22 points. Western Brown shared the league title with New Richmond.
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Western Brown
Harrison Wildcats
Indian Hill
Cats
Harrison
Lee Page
Tim Shay
Mike Booker
Bill Crone
New Richmond
St John’s Trojans Reach CYC Class A Semi Finals
St John’s 7th and 8th grade basketball team improves to 25 3 with wins over St Ursula 43 27 and St Vincent Ferrar 44 39 Led by Bybee 24 and Dennis 12 then 20 and 15 in the close win Tony Vogelgesang Remillard and Sim star in support The next game is Saturday March 6 at 3 00 pm against undefeated St Anthony with a potential championship at Purcell High School on Sunday March 7.
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St. John the Baptist
St. Ursula
St. Vincent Ferrar
Doug Bybee
Gary Dennis
Trojans
Bybee
Dennis
St. John
Tony Vogelgesang
Tony Remillard
Frank Sim
Nick Cole
Cincinnati C.Y.C
Dan Gillman
John Peters
Marty Larmann
Paul Vogelgesang
Brian Koors
Kevin O’brien
St. John Trojan
St. Anthony
St. John’s
Purcell High School
Public meeting on problem at Whitewater School
A notice says a copy of the letter was mailed to Franklin County officials including the judge prosecutor and sheriff. An open meeting is set for March 8 1976 at Whitewater School at 7 30 p m to discuss the problem and its possible solutions.
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Franklin County
Whitewater School
Jr Baseball Signup Dates Scheduled in March
Loange schedules signups on March 6 13 and 20 from 1 to 4 pm with a fee structure of 7 for one day 13 for two 18 for three and 20 maximum. Dwight L James Jr District Director of Internal Revenue today announced the opening of a
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Loange
Dwight L. James, Jr
Internal Revenue Today
Mayor Awards Grand Prizes at Crossroads Plaza
Central Trust Company at Crossroads Plaza announced Grand awards recipients. Ruth Grubbs won a Zenith 19 color portable TV and Katherine Hayes received the 1776-1976 Rugby Alexander Smith prize. Four Kroger gift certificates totaling 100 dollars went to William G. Clark Alma Frey Paul Lacker and George S. Ellis.
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Central Trust Company
Crossroads Plaza
Ruth Grubbs
Dair Ave
Harrison
Ohio
Alexander Smith
Katherine Hayes
Harrison Ave
Kroger
William G. Clark
Tall Oaks Apt
Alma Frey
Carolina Trace Rd
Paul Lacker
Kopp Lane
Cleves
George S. Ellis
Campbell Rd
Scouts Hold Annual Blue and Gold Banquet in Harrison
Cub Pack 402 Harrison Ohio held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet Saturday February 28 1976 at 5 00 p m in the First ian Church Fellowship room Rev Alvin Sigalus gave the Lord s Blessing About 200 Cubs parents and grandparents attended After a bountiful dinner awards were presented by Cub Master Bill Kroscheid The entertainment program was The American Soldier in the Revolution Slides and cassette were prepared by Dave Simon a Miami University history graduate student Awards Athlete s Badge went to Gordon Mcintosh Daryn Radenheimer Steven Smith David Hovis Dale
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Harrison
Ohio
Firstian Church Fellowship Room
Alvin Sigalus
Bill Kroscheid
Dave Simon
Miami University
Gordon Mcintosh
Daryn Radenheimer
Steven Smith
David Hovis
Dale
Pat Noyes Named in Who's Who Among American Students
Pat Noyes is listed in the 1975-76 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, recognizing outstanding student contributions to campus life and community. The annual publication highlights notable achievements by students across disciplines.
School Board And Teachers Still At It
Negotiations resumed February 26 at 7 30 pm with board demanding a 12.6 percent salary rise and fringe benefits talks. The district cites large proposed costs of 1 567 505 00 for SLCTA requests, impacting the 1976 77 year and schooling structure.
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Cnll
Boosters To View 1975 World Series Film
WHHHS Wildcat Boosters set Monday March 8 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria for a free film show of the 1975 World Series. Refreshments will be served and all are welcome.
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Whhhs Wildcat Boosters
Jr Baseball Meeting Seeks Managers for Age Groups
Marshall contact calls for volunteers as the 6 7 and 8 9 year old teams require managers. A general meeting is scheduled at Harrison Bowl on Monday night March 11 1976 at 7 30 p.m. and again on March 18 1976 at 7 30 p.m. to organize the season.
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Jr. Baseball
Lady Cats Capture National Division Title
Harrison Lady Cats finish league play 11 1 with a 60 to 51 win over Finneytown on March 1, securing first place in the Hamilton County League. Kathy Cooper led with 24 points and Rita Acre added 17 as Harrison built a 16 8 opener and held a 25 24 halftime edge.
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Lady “Cats
Harrison Lady Cats
Finneytown
Harrison
Taylor
Lady Cats
Kathy Cooper
Rita Acre
Finneytown Cooper
R. Acra
Smith
Schlarmann
Shearer
East Central Girls State Delegates Named
Delegates to East Central Girls State in 1976 include Mrs William Hornbach of Sunman Rural Route 2 and Christina lo, as listed in regional notices.
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East Central
William Hornbach
Sunman
Christina Lo
Freedom Workers Group Valentine Day Candy Baskets Planned
The American Freedom Workers Post 199 of the American Legion will distribute candy baskets at Veterans Hospital on February 14 and donate $15 to the Memorial Plaque Fund. They plan a museum visit on March 13 1976 with parental consent required. Next meeting is March 27 at 3:00 p.m.
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American Freedom Workers Post
Jennings Bryan Yeager Post
American Legion
Veterans Hospital
Museum of Natural History
No New Answers On Removing Sump Hole
Village council on February 24 1976 heard the unresponsive sump removal issue with all members present except Rae. State Senator Aronoff commented but no commitment emerged. The board rejected an asphalt plant permit on Dry Fork Road and vacated part of an alley behind Viel property on Kater Ave with an easement to be added to the deed. Fire Committee authorized Plaza to pay $5900 for New Haven Road improvements in April. meeting adjourned with next session March 9.
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Stanley Aronoff
Zoning Appeals Board
Dry Fork Road
Viel
Kater Ave
Plaza
New Haven Road
Class A Knothole Meeting Scheduled
A meeting for all boys interested in Class A Knothole baseball will be held in Harrison on March 13 at 4 00 PM rain or shine to discuss participation. Call Charlie Pollock at 367 9716 for details.
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Charlie Pollock
P T A Sets Happy Day Dance at Harrison Elementary
P T A at William Henry Harrison Elementary hosts a Happy Day Dance on Saturday March 13 from 8 p m to 1 a m. Tickets are five dollars per couple with snacks and soda pop included. Ruth Payne to speak to the Women’s Association on March 11 with a slide presentation planned.
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William Henry Harrison Elementary
P.T.A
Ruth Payne
Women’s Association of the Husband
Jack Payne
Ruth
Family Injured In Head-On Car Crash In Indiana
Mr and Mrs Richard Federmann and children Gregory and Kristie of 10108 Simonson Road were injured in a head on collision on Sunday February 29 when a car driven by Kathy Fraley of Brightwoods Drive Bright Indiana hit the Federmann vehicle on Jamison Road.
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Richard Federmann
Gregory
Kristie
Simonson Road
Kathy Fraley
Brightwoods Dr
Bright
Indiana
Federmann
Jamison Road
Fellowship March 13 1976 at Church of Christ Harrison
A Church of Christ service is planned in Harrison on Saturday March 13 1976. The event titled Fellowship will be held at the local church with details limited in the notice.
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Church of Christ, Harrison
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Concerned Citizens
IRS
Rolfes
Robert D. Daniel
Joey Cook
Cub
Bill Broscheid
Lee Cook
Pat Noyes
Ae Oe
Shield
Boosters
Harrison Bowl
Ross Board
Reserve Wildkittens
Janie Acra
Jane Shearer
Rita Acra
Ann Grubbs
Diane Minges
Stephany van Gorden
Cathy Booker
Judy Smith
Amy Schlarmann
Diane Stegemann
Freedom Workers Group
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