Slim the seven foot mannequin graces Corner Cafe
Slim tall, blonde, and boyish, stands seven feet and shops at Share Shop for suits and preppie styles. Brought to Harrison by cafe owner Tom Orschell, he works as night watchman, befriending locals including Betty Steinmetz. Since June, he has become a community trendsetter, rarely speaks ill and listens well, earning the nickname MANnequin among men.
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Slim
Sayler Park
Marine Corp
Betty Steinmetz
Harrison
Tom Orschell
Harrison Ave
Orschell
Corner Cafe
Named Senior Microbiologist Clyde Jr. Named Senior Microbiologist Clyde Jr
Gene F. Clyde Jr has been named Senior Microbiologist. He earned a bachelor's degree in microbiology in 1979 and a master's in food microbiology in 1982. He previously led special projects at Foods in Marysville Ohio as Westreco emphasizes applied research for new product development.
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Gene F. Clyde, Jr
Clyde
Special Projects Foods
Marysville
Ohio
Westreco
Harrison Easter Egg Hunt at Community Center
The Har community hosts its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday March 30 at 1 30 p m at the community center on George Street Children will search for treats by age group All welcome.
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George Street
Selected To Attend Buckeye Girls State
Four junior girls from William Henry Harrison High School were chosen as delegates and alternates to the 40th Buckeye Girls State to be held June 14 to 21 at College. Delegates Kim Behr Jenny Rolfes and Stephanie Jackson receive $100 scholarships. alternates are Kim Behr and Stephanie Jackson. The program promotes learning by doing in Ohio government and aims to widen women’s roles in government through immersive experiences.
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Buckeye
College
J.B
Kim Behr
Stephanie Jackson
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Karen
Stephen J. Grimm
Lees Creek Road
Jenny
Leo H. Rolfes, Jr
Valley Creek
Kim
Ohio
First Lady Chosen for 1986 Community Honor
Xi Eta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi seeks nominations for 1986 First Lady of the Community honoring local women for outstanding service. The 10th anniversary event will host former First Lady recipients and candidates at a luncheon on April 12, 1986, with contact numbers for details.
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Xi Eta Lota
Beta Sigma Phi
Beathard
Peggy Creamer
Carolyn Lieb
Karen Everett
Judy Kercheval
Rita Viel
Edna Oyler
Maurice Corgray
Rita Loos
Betty Cookendorfer
Harrison Building and Loan Ranked Excellent
IDC Financial Publishing of Hartland Wisconsin lists the Harrison Building and Loan Association as one of 35 Greater Cincinnati S&Ls rated excellent in the third quarter of 1985. The locally owned firm, founded in 1915, has assets of 56 million dollars and a board including Robert Means Byron Rupp R S Means Eugenie Jackman Charles Shank Virginia Kling and William Lytle.
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IDC Financial Publishing
Hartland
Wis
Harrison Building and Loan
Cincinnati
IDC Financial
S&ls
Harrison Building and Loan Association
Robert Means
Byron Rupp
R.S. Means
Eugénie Jackman
Charles Shank
Virginia Kling
William Lytle
Board to Appoint Greg Bybee Clerk Treasurer
After a two month search Southwest Local School District plans to appoint Greg Bybee as Clerk Treasurer to fill the vacancy when Robert Wooldridge retires June 30. Bybee, a Taft Broadcasting CPA, will serve as consultant from June 1. The board expects approval at its March 25 meeting.
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Southwest
Errol Frank
Greg Bybee
Robert Wooldridge
Bybee
Taft Broadcasting
Wooldridge
Frank
Greg
Healthworks 86 Set For April 12 At Two Centers
Healthworks 86 will be held Saturday April 12 at the Harrison Community Center on George Street and the Miami Center on North Miami Ave. The Children's Health Fair is offered at Harrison with free health education and screenings for vision blood pressure height and weight. An extensive blood test with cholesterol and heart disease risk is $15 with a 12 hour fast required.
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Healthworks
Harrison Community Center
George Street
Miami Center
Miami Ave
Harrison
Aseca
A Nostalgic Trip Through Transit History
Cincinnati transit history comes to life in a volunteer program by the Cincinnati Historical Association and University of Cincinnati. Originated in 1979 by transit historians John C. Niehaus and Thomas L. McNamara, the show surveys over a century of local mass transport with lively visuals and anecdotes for all ages.
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Cincinnati
Queen City Metro
Cincinnati Historical Association
Univer
Harrison Cheese Distribution to Harrison Residents
Cheese distribution announced for Harrison and Harrison Township on Thursday March 27 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 300 George Street. Eligibility requirements apply.
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Harrison
Harrison Township
George St
J F Fischer Named New Bank Director
The Merchants Bank and Trust Co. of West Harrison elected Joseph F. Fischer as a director. A Harrison resident, he previously owned Fischer Clothing and Shoes from 1848 to 1982, served in World War II, and later returned to business after graduating from Ohio State University. He is active in local fraternal and community groups.
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Merchants Bank & Trust Co
West Harrison
Joseph F. Fischer
Fischer
Harrison
Fischer Clothing & Shoes
Mr. Fischer
Ohio State University
Joe
U.S. Army
Snow Lodge
F&a.m
Crosby Cheese And Butter Distribution At Crosby School
Crosby Cheese and Butter will be distributed Saturday March 29 from 9 to 11 at Crosby Elementary School. Eligibility and identification requirements remain the same.
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Crosby
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