Tire and radio sale with cash terms
A small classified listing offers a Cooper 5 P215 75R14 radial tire set with one new tire and remaining tires used very little plus a 6 volt new car radio. Terms require cash payment.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1983
Page
11
A small classified listing offers a Cooper 5 P215 75R14 radial tire set with one new tire and remaining tires used very little plus a 6 volt new car radio. Terms require cash payment.
Nationwide Insurance selected Delbert E. Moore of 1117 Harrison Ave Har rison Ohio for the 1983 President's Conference in San Juan Puerto Rico. The honor caps superior sales and service last year among Nationwide's 5000 agents with 123 qualifiers. Del is set for his third conference as top executives join agency elite in July discussions.
Historical rails in use weighed under 60 pounds per yard early in the 20th century, whereas modern rails exceed 150 pounds per yard, reflecting substantial weight increases in railroad construction and maintenance material over time.
The Harrison area Girl Scouts marked the club’s birthday with a skating event at Mike's Skate Land on Saturday March 12. Troops ranged from Brownies to Seniors, highlighting history and values while each troop baked original cookies for the birthday celebration.
During Right to Read Week parents list titles their child read. Grades 1-3 read at least 15 minutes for five or seven evenings while grades 4-6 read at least 30 minutes for five or seven evenings. Sheets returned signed. students receive recognition.
Christ Centered School Harrison students dressed as favorite characters Tom Sawyer and Laura Ingalls Wilder for Ohio Right to Read Week March 7 11. Teachers read aloud daily while students complete silent reading and a school wide Read In. Sixth and seventh graders toured a publishing firm and Cincinnati Main Library and a publisher spoke about book publishing.
Crosby Elementary School celebrates its second year in the Ohio Right to Read program with about 180 students from kindergarten to sixth grade creating and illustrating their own books. Principal Robert Athy reports most students participated despite flu illnesses. sixth grade teacher Mike Scales coordinated. Books, ranging four to twenty pages, cover fiction, personal experiences, poetry and instruction and will be filed in the school's new library for checkout.
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