Harrison Power Out Briefly Wednesday Morning
Village of Harrison experienced a brief power outage around 7 05 A M lasting about 30 minutes. Cause of the failure was not determined as the press was winding down.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
1
Village of Harrison experienced a brief power outage around 7 05 A M lasting about 30 minutes. Cause of the failure was not determined as the press was winding down.
Jess Lambert, 23, of Hamilton area, a production worker at the Addyston Monsanto plastics plant, died of asphyxiation after a hose was connected to a nitrogen line during cleaning. Fellow employees tried to revive him. the company investigates. Lambert, a 1967 North Dearborn High graduate, lived on Hamilton-Scipio road.
Citizens Advisory meeting on February 25 announced three Vocational School sites. East Campus is on Milford outskirts. Central Campus will be in Sharonville at the former Sharonville Army Depot. West Campus to be selected this week near I 74 Harrison Avenue exit Rybolt Road. Students from Harrison Taylor Finneytown North College Hill Mt Healthy and Oak Hills will attend the West Campus.
Carol Beesley of Harrison Ohio was chosen Sweetheart of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity for 1970 71. The junior biology major represented the fraternity at the Belle of the Blue pageant at Georgetown College on February 26. She is active on the Student Union Board Women’s Athletic Association Phi Mu Sorority and Beta Beta Beta.
Harrison wrestling teams finish second with 65 points behind Reading 94. Clermont NE 61 and Mariemont 54 follow, with several others like Loveland and Deer Park further down. Champions: Phil Pies, Jeff Kelly, and Dennis Steelman win titles in 105 155 and 167 pound classes.
Pee Wee baseball registration for D DX and CX divisions runs Saturday March 6 from 1 to 3 PM at the Municipal Building. Fee is 3 50 per boy with guaranteed game play. Registration continues March 13 and 20 but closes after that date.
In Christ Hospital Mrs Henry Hollingsworth is still under care at Christ Hospital Room 617. The notice confirms her ongoing treatment and current room assignment.
Citizens Advisory Committee seeks names for the junior high in Harrison. Submit nominees to secretary Mrs. Lois Beathard at 418 Broadway Harrison Ohio 45030. Five will go to the Southwest School District Board for approval at the April meeting.
Tickets for Harrison High School's tournament at Xavier University go on sale Wednesday and Thursday at the high school. Adult price is 1.50 dollars and advance purchases may reduce time in line.
Mr and Mrs Charles Horsley are recovering from injuries suffered in an automobile accident last Thursday near Rising Sun. They are treated at Dearborn County Hospital Lawrenceburg.
WSCS members and the church community are invited to a meeting at the church on March 16. Roy Hettersimer has returned home from Veterans Hospital on Tuesday.
The Lions prepare for a novelty skirt basketball game against Kiwanis with a star lineup including A. D. Mac Mc Knight and Paul Cooper. Kiwanis will field at least five players led by Jacques Laughlin as spectators await a lighthearted community fundraiser beginning at 7:30 with the GAA women faculty game.
U S Air Force Academy Colorado has named Randy D Lemmel son of Dale E Lemmel Harrison Ohio to the Dean's List for outstanding academic achievement. Lemmel class of 74 will receive special privileges and wear a silver star. He will be commissioned as second lieutenant and earn a B S degree on graduation. He is 1970 graduate of W H Harrison High School and National Honor Society member.
Metropolitan Life Insurance presents the Man of the Month award for January 1971 to Sey mour Doc Dean, leading agent. He lives at 515 Park Avenue Harrison Ohio with his wife Bertha and three children. agency manager Don Johnston commends his outstanding performance.
Frank Milesky has been selected for Postal Operations Supervision Course 509 at the University of Oklahoma from February 28 to March 14. The program aims to improve mail service and develop management readiness.
Private Mark Sabatelli now resides at 289 44 8405 Btry A 6th of 20th F A Ft Carson Colorado 80913. The change updates mail delivery and unit records.
Cincinnati Bell plans major telephone service upgrade in Ohio and Indiana. The metropolitan network will end multi party service for 400 000 customers and introduce new prefixes 367 637 655 656 while preserving one and two party options for some. The project costs exceed 1 million dollars with 80 miles of cable buried and extensive switching equipment work at the Harrison Central Office. Service begins in October linking Harrison with the metropolitan network and ends old wiring.
National celebration runs March 7 to 13 highlighting Girl Scout ideals of character service and patriotism. Open to girls ages 7 to 17 who accept the Promise and Laws. Four million members nationwide. First troop founded in 1912 in Savannah by Juliette Gordon Low.
Practical Nurse graduate Dorothy Dunaway completed an eighteen month course in one year at Ft Hamilton Hospital. She received her cap on February 26 and will receive her diploma on March 7. Graduation services are set for Taft High School Hamilton at 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Ft Hamilton ranks fourth in Ohio for nursing progress, reflecting her determination and effort.
Mrs Harold Stone of Bright Indiana fell in fall causing a hip fracture. No other injuries reported.
Marine Bernie J. Wolf, husband of Joan M. Rolfes and son of Mrs. Stanley Britton of Jami son Rd Ohio, was meritoriously honored in recognition of service.
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