Weekly publication details from Harrison Ohio notice
The notice states publication occurs every Wednesday at 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030. It identifies the newspaper’s mailing address and consistent midweek release schedule for local readers.
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Harrison Ave
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Harrison Press
Timeline of local events spans 30 years and weddings
A compilation notes milestones from 30, 25, 20, 10 and 5 years ago in Harrison area. Entries include church anniversaries and pastor changes, births at Christ and Dearborn County Hospitals, Jaycees awards, Buckeye Girls State delegates, Kiwanis selections, and local wedding and engagement announcements with names, dates and places.
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Smyrna Baptist Church
New Trenton
Ind
Jack Frost
Louis Gehring
Sand Run Rd
Regina Colleen
Christ Hospital
Gloria
Lois
Stephanie
Fred
Louis
Fred Harris
Harrison Jaycees
Art Wolfram
Art Butler
Carl Braun
Jaycees
Hamilton Hospital
Susan Marie
Kirk William
Fred McGuire
Kay C
Christi Ann
Little Lad
McClure
Valentine
Cappy Rapp
Karen Dunaway
Carol Colegate
Jennings Bryan Yeager
Matt Vaught
Harrison Kiwanis
Terry Wolf
American Legion Auxiliary
Buckeye
Kathy Cooper
Carolyn Liefferman
Wildcats claim sixth straight county track crown in 1950s meet
Harrison Wildcats repeat as county track champions with 72 percent of points led by Lee Wolf and Ted Harless with 13 1/2 each. Hadden of Sycamore set pole vault record at 10 feet 7 inches as the mile relay also broke the district mark in 3 39.0. Norwood runnerup and Milford? Norwood, Taylor, Sycamore, and other squads dominated events with multiple records and strong field marks across senior division.
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Jim Doughtery
Norwood
Sycamore
Hadden
Randall
Mt. Healthy
Wildcats
Harrison
Burk
Harless
Whitaker
Ballinger
Lee Wolf
Ted Harless
Lee
Ted
Wolf
Harrison Wildcats
Lockland
Withrow Stadium
Mariemont
Sharonville
Linors
Terrace Park
Mt.Healthy
Taylor
Anderson
Colerain
Glendale
Madeira
Indian Hill
Har
Tay
Auerbach
Nor
Durham
Williams
Mire
And
Roessler
Clare
McAfee
Boggs
Glen
Lantry
Col
Sears
Klenfeldt
Radcliffe
Pugh
Syc
Truth
Mt. Ht
Clore
Knollman
Landfried
Troth
McKinzie
Higt
Parks
McVickers
Hanselman
Gould
King
Snow
Smith
Dash - Ballinger
Jones
Hicks
Dash - Wolf
Stackhouse
Getz
Averbach
Copple
Andrews
Benton
Day
Schmale
Harrison Ave Baptist captures league crown in flawless play
Harrison Ave Baptist beat Seiadiacts baanhe 47 33 to finish 10 0 on the season and extend their two season 16 game win streak. Barry Oxley led with 26 points and George Hiler added 10 while St Johns Ron Mersch reached 10. CHUMS and Rockdale also played, with final standings showing Harrison Ave 10 0 CHUMS 8 2 St John 5 5 First Christian 3 7 Miamitown 3 7 Rockdale 1 9.
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Harrison Ave. Baptist
Seeadiacts Baanhe
Miamitown Sparc
Crder
Barry Oxley
George Hiler
Ron Mersch
St. John’s
Sandman
Rockdale
Randy Biddle
Tim Biddle
Billy Jordan
Harrison Ave
Chums
Johnson
St. John the Baptist
First Christian
Miamitown Church Christ
Rockdale U. Methodist
Owls upset Dayton Dunbar to win regional tourney title
Dayton Dunbar failed to defend their crown as the Owls edged the favorites 74 to 70 to claim the regional Class AAA championship at Miami University. Dayton will join Arlington Dayton University for the state tournament starting March 20, with games against Akron Central Howar and a semifinal berth in the Cincinnati area bracket. Other regions show Greenan Uhrichsville Claymont Raven Oberlin Hiland Dayton Jefferson Van Buren Wehrle advancing in Class AA and A with semifinals and title games scheduled Friday and Saturday.
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Dayton Dunbar
MT. Healthy
Owls
Miami A
Cincinnati
Dayton University
Akron Central
Howor
Lorain Admiral King
Columbus South
Enon Greenan
Uhrichsville Claymont
Youngstown Raven
Oberlin
Berlin Hiland
Dayton Jefferson
van Buren
Columbus Wehrle
Mt Healthy advances as Redgood shines in state finals bid
Mt Healthy star senior guard Richard Redgood sank 15 of 15 free throws to fuel a decisive win as coach John Grunkemeyer praised poise and perseverance. Tickets went on sale Monday at 7 30 a m for the Owls State Finals appearance on Thursday. Oak Hills fell to Columbus South 74 54 at Akron University with 2 579 fans in attendance as Sue Wilkymadky led Cincinnati with 16 points and 41 total in two tourney games. West Holmes captured a third straight Class AA title with an 84th consecutive victory, Tipp City and Bethel in Class A also thriving, while South Dearborn fell 61 40 to Connellsville in Indiana regionals.
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MT. Healthy
Richard Redgood
Owls
John Grunkemeyer
OAK Hills
Columbus South
Akron University
Sue Wilkymadky
Cincinnati
Nana Meyer
West Holmes
Tipp City
Enet
Big Weekend For Mini-Marathon
The Cincinnati Heart Mini-Marathon runs March 22 and 23 to support heart health and research. Activities include the Hardee's Kids Run, a health clinic at the Convention Center, and photos with Bengals players Cris Collinsworth and Boomer Esiason. The 9.3 mile race starts Sunday at Fountain Square with pre-race music, and a post-race awards ceremony.
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Cincinnati Heart
American Heart Association
Sixth and
Elm Street
Convention Center
Get Physical
Thomas Lindenfeld
Julie Ispherding
Cris Collinsworth
Boomer Esiason
Jake Sweeney
Fountain Square
Columbia Parkway
Delta
Walnut Hills
Cat City
Vernon Place
Conentt
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