Fire at Martin’s Park mobile home in Miamitown
A Tuesday fire at Martin’s Park on East Mill Street in Miamitown destroyed a mobile home and contents. No injuries reported. The couple renting the unit said belongings were uninsured. A reader noted local trustees’ complaints about enforcement and proposed changes. The column also promotes Gospel Lads at Miamitown Church of Christ and Believers at First Baptist Church with no entry fee.
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Martin’s Park
East Mill St
Miamitown
Hamilton
Miamitown Church of Christ
SR 128
Main St
Middletown
Ohio
First Baptist Church of
Public meeting on dispatching options for Harrison
Harrison residents are invited to discuss whether to switch to county dispatching or keep the local system. The meeting, set for 8:00 p.m. Friday, aims to inform residents about costs and faults of both options and to help Council decide. A separate note says the American Legion carnival sponsored by Jennings Bryan Yeager Post 199 is planned for early June with more details to come.
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Harrison
American Legion
Jennings Bryan
Open House Bonanza on 109 Burk Lane
Open House slated Sunday and two other days for a 3 bedroom bi level on a large lot. Features include a family room with a wood burning fireplace and a 1 percent baths, plus a 2 car attached garage. Priced at 56 thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Burk Lane
WBFP
Harrison Ave
Stone Dr
Cornerstone Preschool Registration 1984 85
Registration for Cornerstone Preschool year 1984 85 will be held April 11 from 1 to 3 PM and April 12 from 7 to 8 PM at Rockdale United Methodist Church Johnson Fork Road West Harrison Indiana. Children 3 4 by Sept 1 are eligible. classes run 9 12 Mon Wed Fri for 4 year olds and 9 12 Mon Wed for 3 year olds. Call Bonnie Mackie 6371252 for details.
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Cornerstone
Rockdale United Methodist Church
Johnson Fork Road
West Harrison
Indiana
Harrison
Cornerstone Preschool
Bonnie Mackie
Area Vets To Meet April 1st
Delegates representing over 8400 members of Ohio VFW District 4 will meet at 10:00 a.m. April 1 at VFW Post 1069 Fairfield. District 4 Commander Albert J. Seigel of Cincinnati will lead discussions on Veterans entitlements and National Security plus a potential Ohio move to change Memorial Day to the last Monday in May. District 4 includes 50 posts across Butler Warren Clinton Highland Hamilton Clermont Brown and Adams Counties. Glen A. Rohr State Sr. Vice Commander will represent the Department of Ohio.
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Ohio
V.F.W
Fairfield
District 4
Albert J. Seigel
Cincinnati
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Highland
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Adams Counties
Glen A. Rohr
Department of Ohio
Alumni Hold Special Meeting On April 12 1984
Wm Henry Harrison High School Alumni call a special meeting at the Senior High School at 7 30 p m to discuss changes to the constitution and bylaws before the annual gathering on June 9. Dan Woods invites input from interested alumni by phone for those who cannot attend.
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Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Wilson Top Sales Leader Pat Day Hamilton
Hamilton Pat Day Wilson Associates congratulates Pat Day Hamilton as February’s top sales leader. She is a licensed Real Estate Broker in Ohio and Indiana and an Independent Fee Appraiser. Call 367-4801 for fast professional service.
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Pat Day
Hamilton Wilson Associates
Pat Day Hamilton
Pat
Ohio
Indiana
Billboards on Harrison Avenue Face Removal Vote
Harrison City Council voted four to three to remove billboards along Harrison Avenue near Sandusky Road. Council member William Kuhlmann led the motion opposing advertising on public property, citing use of public land for ads.
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Harrison Avenue
Sandusky Road
Harrison City
and Trust Co
William Kuhlmann
Clara Kocher Celebrates 93rd Birthday at Three Rivers
Relatives gathered at Three River Convalescent Center to mark Clara Kocher’s 93rd birthday on Sunday February 26. Guests included Rita Harvey Thays Denise Tracey Linda Kathy Kocher Jim Trabel Pat Lawrence Waller Dewey and Clara Kocher. They enjoyed cake ice cream and punch while sharing wishes for many more birthdays. Clara, once a Harrison resident, invites friends to visit.
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Clara Kocher
Three River Convalescent Center
Rita
Harvey Thays
Denise
Tracey
Linda
Kathy Kocher
Jim Trabel
Pat
Lawrence Waller
Dewey
Clara
Harrison
City board removal vote on Harrison Welcome sign boards
Opposing council members urged keeping the boards or raising the fee from 35 dollars for board use. Kulineia Terry Burge Leo Rolfes Sr and Larry Kinnett supported removal while James Dole Greg Bybee and Ruth Glasscock voted against removing them.
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Harrison
Kulineia
Terry Burge
Leo Rolfes Sr
Larry Kinnett
James Dole
Greg Bybee
Ruth Glasscock
Antique Show and Sale by Pioneer Association Opens Weekend
The Pioneer Association hosts an Antique and Collectibles Show and Sale at Diamond Oaks Campus 6375 Harrison Pike. The event runs Saturday April 7 from 10 to 6 and Sunday April 8 from 11 to 5 with a donation of 1 dollar.
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Pioneer Assn. Sat
Sun
Diamond Oaks
Harrison Pike
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Oupperent
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Dry Fork
Harrison JC
State St
Harrison Theatre
Bob Kuntz
Bischoff Realty Inc
Conerstone Preschool
Dan Woods
Wm. H. Harrison Alumni Association
Wilson
Uniden
Aym
Auto Audio Systems
C.B. Am.f.m
Uniden Systems
Ron McAdams
N. Washington St
Herrizon
Clara and
Dewey Kocher
Harrison Press
Happy
LAB Equipment Rental, Inc
D. Harrison Ave
Harrison, Ohio
McDonald’s
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