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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1983
Page
1
Ida F Fliehman, born March 26 1893 in New Baltimore, marked her 90th birthday with family and friends on Saturday March 26. A card from President Ronald Reagan was received, noting a long life since marriage to Harry M Fleshman in 1914 and his passing in March 1924.
Plans to reopen Superior Bet are unclear on job availability and potential hiring from A&P employees. No definitive numbers or commitments are disclosed.
Lea Ann Hinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hinson of Harrison, receives a nurse's cap at Christ.
Harrison Ohio note details two junior Wm. H. Harrison High School girls Meg Ahlers and Kay C. McGuire chosen to attend Buckeye Girls State sponsored by Jennings Bryan Yeager Unit 199 Auxiliary of the American Legion. Meg daughter of Eugene Ahlers Lees Creek Rd and Kay active in government, class vice president and wrestling squad. 1300 girls enrolled. Angie North and Kelly Knose also nominated for 1983 event. description mentions homecoming and Jr. Attendant candidacies.
Harrison Recreation Commission sponsors the annual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday April 3 1983 at 1 00 PM at the Harrison Community Center. Sixty dozen eggs colored by Harrison Junior High School. Special marked eggs yield prizes. Council members Roger Hornsby and Dave Wendel seek full terms after appointments following resignations.
St John the Baptist Catholic Church hosts the Community Good Friday service sponsored by the Whitewater Valley Ministerial Fellowship. The service starts at 12 30 p m and lasts one hour at 110 N Hill St Harrison Oh.
The 1983 84 calendar for Southwest Local School District was presented to about 35 community members on March 24 1983. The first day of school is August 30 1983 and a December 22 1983 to January 3 1984 Christmas break is planned, three days shorter than the prior year. District president Donald Meyer calls it a compromise and notes staff approval.
The United Methodist Church at 202 Broadway invites the public to Easter observances. A sunrise service at 7:00 a.m. on Easter Sunday will be followed by breakfast at 8:15. Church School begins at 10:45 a.m. Pastor Dr. David Cottrill leads the services.
Richard Weisbrodt a certified public accountant has been named accountant and financial planner for First Sarasota Service Corp a wholly owned subsidiary of United First Federal sesays.
Fritch found a display case titled Indian Love at Culley Pharmacy run by owner pharmacist Culley. The store on Harrison Avenue houses a small Indian museum in a back room, reflecting a quiet approach to history within the shop.
Each family will be entitled to 5 pounds of cheese and 1 pound of butter. Distribution will be at Crosby School on Thursday March 1983 from 3 PM to 5 PM.
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