19 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1975
Page
1
Rima Milesky presents an article on the Fremont Flag history noting the 26 stars in two wavy lines with an eagle clutching arrows and a calumet. The original Fremont Flag rests in Southwest Museum Los Angeles and the display aims to honor early colonists and sacrifices for freedom.
The play will be performed Friday March 21 and Saturday March 22 at 8 00 p m in the High School Auditorium.
At Indiana State University Terre Haute delegates selected for E C Girls State. Event runs from June 15 to 22 with participants from local schools and sponsors assisting in civic program.
St. John’s defeated St. John’s of West Chester Ohio 31 to 29 at Purcell High School Cincinnati Ohio to finish the season 9 and 1 in regular play and tied for the league lead.
Mrs. Mary Harrison is listed with an address at 1100 South State Street Ohio in an official notice. The fragment notes a residence or notice related to a filing or registry in the state.
The American Legion announces the 29th annual Buckeye Girls State opening on Saturday June 14. Plans mention attendance expected to grow as the program originated as a mythical state and has expanded over the years. Events include a March 24 library program with picture book at 2:00 p.m. and story hour at 4:00 p.m. at Harrison Public Library.
A yearly event registers 5 and 6 year olds for next year with kindergarten eligibility by September 30. Registration is Tuesday April 15 from 9 a.m. to noon and requires a birth certificate. Papers are available at schools for early completion. Mr and Mrs Harry Ekins returned from St Louis after the funeral of Mrs Ekins brother Tom McCarthy who died in St Louis Veterans hospital.
A covered dish affair drew a large crowd. In varsity basketball Pete Nolan earned MVP honors as Dean led the team to a 22 6 record. Hotopp was eliminated in the State meet.
Availability remains for 10 by 10 foot booths with canvas covers and lighting set along Harrison Avenue from State Street. Prices vary by type: two booths cost 75 dollars plus 10 percent of gross receipts. civic youth activities priced at 25 dollars per booth plus 10 percent of gross receipts. merchandise and machinery displays offer 10 by 20 foot spaces at 50 dollars plus additional terms.
County board leaders announce plans to move into a newly constructed building. Officials say the facility will provide expanded meeting space and improved office operations for county services starting this fall.
Mary K. Grubbs is a patient again at Christias Hospital for treatment in room 473.
The W H H H S PTA asks members for more sales receipts and proof of purchases to boost the fundraiser. Volunteers emphasize collecting labels and receipts at every opportunity to support band activities.
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