Stork Shower Honored Guest Recalls Past Local Births
A 30 year old feature notes Mrs. Donald Anderson as guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by her mother Mrs. Shirley Studer on March 22. It also lists births and engagements from Harrison area families including Marta Gail born March 22 at Ft Hamilton Hospital weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces and named Marta Gail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Anderson
Shirley Studer
Henry Youngman
Baughman Rd
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Marta Gail
Vicki
Cheryl
Jerry
Walter (Shorty) Pope of
Harrison
Mie
Cynthia Ann
Jayne Lea
Linda Sue
Don
Big Red
Rolfes
Associated Press
Hazel E. Nees
Donald E. Sales
Flintstone
Reed
Bond Rd
Harrison, S
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Steven Douglas
Scott
John W. Hall
Okeawa
Juanita Ruth
Jack Hann
Ben Hann
Rural Route Oxford
Ohio
Rockdale E.U.B. Church
Rockdale
Ind
Carla Radenheimer
Ohio State University
Saddle and Sirloin Club
Carla
Carl Radenheimer
St. John the Baptist Church
Patricia Ann McIntosh
Archie McIntosh
Moores Hill
Indiana
Robert E. Kremer
Elsie To Kremer
Beverly Loos
Ronald Brech
Anna Fohl
Cathy Colegate
Harrison High opens baseball season versus Loveland
Harrison High School begins its 1949 baseball season with an April 1 game at Loveland High School after trimming 40 players to 20 in practice. The opening lineup includes Bourquein, Kater, Browning, Knollman, Downard, Eckel, Kraus, Minges and Schalk, with several shifts for the first home game on April 12 against Colerain. The schedule also lists Mt. Healthy, Taylor, Sharonville and other planned contests through mid-April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Loveland High School
Loveland
W. Bourquein
Ray Kater
Bud Browning
Ray Knollman
Cliff Downard
Nelson Eckel
Donnie Kraus
Leonard Minges
Richard Schalk
Eddie Grubbs
R. Allard
Larry Linker
Bob Loos
Jack Linker
Roger Bunnell
Jim Dole
Jack Liefferman
Lloyd Gulley
Dave Pottenger
J Monroe
Colerain
Mt. Healthy
Taylor
Sharonville
Loralee Baum Third In State Freethrow Contest
Harrison elementary sixth grader Loralee Baum placed third in the Ohio State Knights of Columbus freethrow competition, after 12 of 25 nets, in a field of 48 contestants. Parents Fred and Sharon Baum express pride as she eyes junior high basketball and softball with Rogers Garage teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Loralee Baum
Ohio State Knights of Columbus
Mieths
Loralee
Ohio
Fred
Sharon Baum
Rogers Garage
Junior Baseball Candy Sale Reminder and Contact Info
Reminder for Harrison Jr. Baseball candy sale participants to turn in money by Saturday March 29 1986. Hours are 830 am to 530 pm weekdays and 9 am to 12 noon Saturday. Call 367 2141 or contact residents Gary Burgess 222 N Sycamore or Al Danemayer 107 Lellan for details. Don Meyer also reachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jr
Harrison
Gary Burgess
N. Sycamore
Tel
al Danemayer
Lellan
Don Meyer
League
Shawnee Lookout Names New Pro for 1986 season
Shawnee Lookout Golf Course in Cleves will reopen for the 1986 season on Good Friday March 28. Harry Alexander will head the new staff, promoted from assistant at Miami Whitewater. He joins a redesigned course with rewired 8th and 9th holes and a Season Pass set at $105, among the region’s best values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee. Lookout
Hamilton County Park District
Cleves
Dan Valley Lake
Harry Alexander
Shawnee Lookout
Park District
Miami Whitewater
Harry
Taylor Whitewater
St. Simons Island
Georgia
Shawnee
Harrison Jr Baseball Meeting Set for March 31 at VFW Hall
Harrison Jr Baseball announces a Monday night meeting on March 31 at 8 PM at the VFW Hall for all managers or representatives to discuss plans for the coming year. Parents are reminded candy turn-in ends Saturday March 29 to qualify for prizes. manager equipment pickup follows a morning schedule on Harrison Ave with defined times for T, DX, CX, BX and AX groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jr
VFW Hall
Ora
Society Catte
Harrison Ave
Wildcats face rebuilding year in 1986 baseball season
Coach Dave Bader returns just two starters as 1986 Wildcats rebuild after losing five heavy hitters from last season final National Division All Star lineup. Seniors Tidwell Knollman Burk Kinnett lead a mix of veterans and freshmen in Western Metro League play beginning with Ross Rams. Mt Healthy basketball fate closes with 64 26 loss to Akron Central Hower as Central Hower claims state title. Oberlin tops Enon Greenon for Class AA. Columbus Wehrle defeats Dayton Jefferson for Class A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bader
Greg Loos
Kyle Hockman
Brad McDonald
Shawn Sanders
Rob Eckel
Bader
Steve Tidwell
Dan Brotherton
Jim Estes
Jeff Callaway
Wildcats
Tidwell
Scott Knollman
Jim Burk
Cats
Rod Kinnett
Greenhills
Taylor
Ross Rams
LaSalle
Elder
Mt. Healthy
Wildcat
University of Dayton
Owl
Akron Central- Hower
John Grunemeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Harrison Press
Eal Luang HK
Joan Fury
Wm. H. Harrison High School
Joan
Ronald Fury
Bond Road
Kate Toney
Washington, D.C
Washington
Don C. Pope
Don E. Pope
Edgewood Rd
Kunsan Air Base
South Korea
St. John the Nove
Cincinnati
Karen Roell
Beth Mains
Karen
Beth
Edward Orschell, Jr
Bowling News
K. Kihm
D. Bedinghaus
M. Kraus
S. Miller
M. Holderer
D. Weeks
J. Batta
M. Klopp
B. Wilson
R. Jellison
E. Schmutte
E D. Bedinghaus
K. Bonvillian
S. Miller K. Leidgeber
E. Wilson
S. Borntrager
C. Johnson
S. Hutson
K. Schoenfeld
C. Martini
V. Siefferman
Weeeeeenewenen
G. Potter
Eereneeeene
D. Fette
N. Burnhimer
J. Eagle S. Ferguson
B. Simpson
B. Gieringer
L. Behler
S. Ferry
A. Coleeee Neeneeene
R. Dierdorf Eens
J. Grubbs Eeenene
P. Howard Seneeneeee
L. Moore See Teeeeneeee
P. Teeters Seeeeenenee
A. Bingle Tee Eerenenee
A. Richards Eereeweee
M. Gilbert Honeeenrenene
Martin Sheridan
Cinti, Ohio
V.F.W
Franklin County
Franklin Co
Loyd G. Smith
Eid
By Bill Kuntz
Mike Schiering
Ladycats
Sycamore
Tammy Knock
RBI
Knock
Schiering
Kelly Hey
Shelly Anderson
LeeAnn Rich
Joan Lane
Knesaigt
TOG
Stariing
Central-Hower
Columbus South
Eeth
Oberlin
Enon Greenon
Columbus Wehrle
Dayton Jefferson
Dry Fork
Harrison V.F.W
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