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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
7
For eight Saturdays the Harrison and Three River Neighborhoods Junior Girl Scouts practiced at the Harrison Roller Rink aiming for the Skater's Badge. They learned forward and backward skating high stopping partner dances and a figure eight. A February 27 party with games and a grand march marked the last skating day of the year.
Lillie Bolser reports exciting news from February 19 as her son Larry Houston stationed in Viet Nam calls home. His brother Mike, also in Viet Nam, will return mid March after 14 months abroad. Both have been promoted to Specialist 5, and Mike has earned a medal.
Outdoor Code read and signed at a meeting ending with a Scout Prayer. Troop 72 prepares for the Scout Fair while continuing a paper drive with pickup numbers. Various attendees and birthdays noted, plus a Ladies Auxiliary rummage sale set for March 19-20 and donations of bread wrappers for charity.
D A R Othniel Looker Chapter 40450 met February 23 1971 at Mrs Francis Appleton 10277 New Haven Road Harrison Ohio. Vice regent Mrs Herbert Hunter presided in absence of regent Mrs Frank Roudebush. The program included reports on a girl homemaker award Panama Canal defense and bluebird houses. Guest speaker James MacDonald of Oxford Ohio discussed American History and education highlights.
Professor Mac Donald reviewed presidents and their White House legacies with witty comments on American History. Members questioned him on current events after his talk. Plans emerged for D A R State Conference in Columbus March 8 9 10 and to honor Mrs A Howard Hinkle with a grave marker at Spring Grove Cincinnati March 23 1971 2 30 PM. Esther Stout Pub Relations
Mrs Reas Bradley returns to work after a forced break. Sunday visits include Carl Frey family and Theresa Frey with Mr and Mrs Frey. Charles Venter of Brookville called at Reas Bradley's home. Zwisslers hosted Gayle Wahler Gloria Jones P H Jones and daughter Sue and Mike Jones. Sauerlands visited Bischoffs at Batesville to see Larry on leave before Viet Nam. Eiler family at South Fort Mitchell and Dillon of Delhi Hills attended Gabbard supper. Hampson family dined with King at Connerville. Bonnie and Tommy Doerflein visited Grandma Frey.
Angel Flight awards Lt. Col. Robert L. Death erage of the University of Wyoming Aerospace Studies with the Area H-1 Outstanding Angel Flight trophy. The ceremony includes Suzanne Wich, Dottie Massman, Thomas Megreath, and Ronald W. Kelley. The win advances Star Valley to the Purdue Cup national competition at the National Angel Flight Conclave in April in Hollywood, Florida.
Mrs. Frank Mays obituary from Norco states burial in California and survivors including husband and two sons Jan and Joe with extended relatives. Prior local notes mention Mrs. Jan Mays formerly Dorothy Nesbitt and Josephine Frank as a youth near Peppertown Road. Community updates report hospital stays and illnesses at Mercy Hospital and home care for Cora Reedy, Merle Schlemmer and Kris, plus church activities and sermon note by Rev. Max A. O'Dell in Rockdale United Methodist Church.
Miss Ruth Schwing, Mrs. Ann Taylor, Mrs. Hazel Taylor and Mrs. Leona Bachman enjoyed dinner at Sunset Inn Saturday evening. Miss Diane Bachman left Wednesday for a Florida vacation visiting relatives. Mrs. Vera Greschel hosted a Sarah Coventry Jewelry Party Wednesday night. Mrs. Leona Leachman hosted Mr. and Mrs. Ann Taylor and Miss Ruth Schwing at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones and Bob of Dayton, Mrs. Doris Brandenburg of Cincinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Potts Sunday.
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