Harrison Press weekly notice and contact details
The Harrison Press publishes every Wednesday at 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 in its 61st year as an independent weekly journal serving Harrison and surrounding territory. Contact phone is 367-4582 with annual subscription rates listed between 7.50 and 8.00 dollars.
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Harrison
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
Dearborn
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Indiana
Harrison Press
Births and local notes from Harrison area over the decades
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs Thomas Callan welcomed a girl at Ft Hamilton Hospital weighing 6 lbs 6 ozs born March 9. Other items include a March 6 1955 Auburn Presbyterian wedding at 7 30 pm, a Willard Bourquein discharge from Ft Carson, a 1960 Kroger ad with prices, Deans List honors at Union College and College of Mt St Joseph, a 1965 birth at Ft Hamilton Hospital, and historical notes on local taverns.
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Thomas Callan
Harrison Ave
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Jan Ann Hayes
Harold Hayes
Route 4
Lois Jean Morris
Daugh- Auburn Presbyterian Church
Willard Bourquein
Clarence Bourquein
Ft. Carson
Colorado
Kroger
Eatmore
Earl Loos
Howard Creek
Okeawa
Union College
Bibee
Sue Grubbs
Little Lad
David Alan
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Diane Huismann
George Huismann
State Street
Park Ave
Tip
Randy Lemmel
Dale Lemmel
Choi’s
U.S
Donald E. Lukens
U.S. Air Force
The Harrison Press Declared Largest Weekly in Harrison
Post office figures indicate The Harrison Press stands as the largest weekly newspaper in Harrison, citing circulation data and distribution reach. The measure highlights broad readership, with local advertisers likely to benefit from the title’s prominence.
Colerain Ends Cats Tourney Hopes At Withrow Court
Colerain defeated Harrison 52 to 45 at Withrow Court to end the Wildcats District tournament run. Bevis coached Colerain, with Glenn Smith scoring 17 for the Cardinals while Harrison’s Paul Thamann led Harrison with 13. Colerain next faces Middletown as the district clash at UC Armory looms.
Harrison Jr School Counselor's Orientation March 18 1985
The Junior school sixth grade orientation is scheduled for March 18 1985 at 7 15 p m. Parents urged to attend and call 367 4831 for details. A spelling bee on Feb 28 1985 crowned Tony Davis winner with Betsy Mick as first alternate. An All Arts Festival occurred March 3 1985 from 2 00 p m to 5 00 p m showcasing district talent.
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Julie Lawler
George Davis
Betsy Mick
Tony Davis
Tony
James
Kathy Davis
Cleves
Phillip
Church of Christ Stays In First After Tight Win
In last weeks Church League games Church of Christ beat First Christian 55 43 to pull into first place by a half game as Crosby U M fell 54 52 to Harrison U M Harrison Ave Baptist smashed Rockdale 94 49 led by Barry Oxley and Paul Nolan with 20 each Church of Christ led 31 17 at half and held on Matt Vaught 14 Rob Bolin 13 Charlie Meiser 11 led the winners First Christian top scorers were Joe Toney 15 Dan Renbarger 10 Harrison Ave Baptist also had five players in double figures with Hilers Rosenberg and Eckel among the leaders Rockdale was paced by Jason Kaylor 16 Randy Biddle 10 Crosby lost a tight see saw game HUM surged in second half Mike Browne 23 Jerry Duckworth 15 led HUM with three players in double figures Crosby trio Chris Heaton Bob Johnson 16 Jack Brewer 14 Each team meets again this Thursday at Harrison Jr High open to the public.
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Withrow Court
Colerain
Wildcats
Revis
Talawanda
North College Hill
Harrison
Cardinals
Bevis’ Crew
Cats
Tom Slater
Blaine Aston
Birds
Glenn Smith
Paul Thamann
Don Nowlin
Parsifall
Loos
Roger Lane
Bob Ennis
Jack Loos
Braves
Gary Pursifull
Pursifull
Thamann
Jack DePew
Dave Churchman
N. College Hill
Trojans
Nowlin
Trojan
Thompson
Big T
Hamilton County
Middletown Colerain
Middletown
UC Armory Fieldhouse
Middies
Wyoming
Church of Christ
First Christian
Crosby U.M
Harrison U.M
Harrison Ave. Baptist
Rockdale U.M
Matt Vaught
Rob Bolin
Charlie Meiser
Christian
Joe Toney
Dan Renbarger
Barry Oxley
Paul Nolan
Harrison Ave
George Hiler
Andy Rosenberg
Jim Eckel
Rockdale
Jason Kaylor
Randy
Biddle
Crosby
HUM
Jerry Duckworth
Mike Browne
Duckworth
Chris Heaton
Bob Johnson
Jack Brewer
Harrison Jr. High
Right to Read Week at Harrison Junior School Rocking Chair Read a Thon
Right to Read Week featured a Rocking Chair Read a Thon with students reading from Monday to Friday during all school hours. The event heightened awareness of books in the library and culminated in a lively week of reading, activities, and a book fair.
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Harrison Junior School
W. Robert Higbee
Meeks
Xavier University
Meek
Harrison Senior Center Thanks Harrison Home Bakery
The Harrison Senior Center expresses gratitude to Harrison Home Bakery for supplying 257 pastries during National Bakery Week. Delighted to serve the seniors daily, the center thanks Dieter Nolan and all bakery helpers for their wonderful desserts.
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Harrison Home Bakery
National Bakery
Dieter Nolan
Ladycats headline as district tourney dark horse advances
The Ladycats reach the semifinals by beating Aiken 41 to 28 and Mt. Notre Dame 59 to 51 under coach Kathy Swink. Jody Romohor joined the 1000-point club at 1027, despite a sprained ankle, with Karen Roell averaging 19.9 points and returning next season. Jerry Bovard resigned as head basketball coach. applications are invited at 9860 West Rd Harrison. The piece also covers wrestling regionals, other district results, and league honors.
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Kathy Swink
Aiken
Mt. Notre Dame
Karen Roell
Cincinnati
Karen
Ladycats
Jerry Bovard
Rick Gaius
West Rd
Harrison, Ch
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