Shifting of Students to Crosby Elementary Sparks Debate
The Southwest Local School Board approved a 4 to 1 redraw of Crosby and Harrison attendance areas, transferring about 125 students to Crosby amid overcrowding concerns at Harrison. Dissenting trustee Bernice Colegate, protests from parents, and safety worries linked to Crosby near the NLO plant in Fernald dominated the session.
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Peggy McCracken
Southwest Local
Crosby and Harrison
Crosby
Harrison Elementary
Bernice Colegate
Rex Paxton
John Grant
Crosby Elementary
NLO
Fernald
Errol Frank
Robert Haynes
Paxton
Grant
Frank
Emergency Food Pantry Drives Donations Through May 12
The Network of Care and Harrison Share Shop sponsor a food drive for the emergency pantry serving Crosby Harrison and Whitewater Townships. Donations of canned goods and dry foods accepted at IGA Kroger Share Shop Ann's Beauty Shop Hill Street and the Community Center George Street, plus Whitewater Township on Reeds Center Dry Fork Roads. About 40 families are served monthly. volunteers run the pantry and funds are low. Contact Al Leonard or Debbie Hess at the Whitewater Township Community Center 367-6046 for donations or volunteering.
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Network of Care
Harrison Share Shop
Harrison
IGA
Kroger’s
Share Shop
Ann’s Beauty Shop
Hill Street
George St
Whitewater Town
Crosby
Whitewater
al Leonard
Debbie Hess
Whitewater Township
Mary Kendell
Harrison Iga
Ohio gymnasts claim medals at state meet title挑战
Thirteen year old Brian Stuart an eighth grader at Christ Centered School earned runner-up in the all around at the Ohio gymnastics state meet. Ken Kemper a Fremont high school senior and future Air Force Academy cadet won the all around title.
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U.S. Gymnastics Federation
Ohio
Brian Stuart
Christ Centered School
Ken Kemper
Fremont, Oh
Air Force Academy
Juveniles Behind the Wheel in Fatal U.S. 52 Chase
A 16 minute police chase ended April 24 when a stolen 1984 Toyota crashed into a utility pole on U S 52 west of New Trenton splitting in half. A 15 year old suffered a broken vertebra in Dayton. a 16 year old driver and another youth were treated at Dearborn County Hospital and released. The chase began on I 74 near Ind 1 after Trooper Dwight Proffet pursued for a traffic violation. The youths, residents of Engelwood, were involved in the incident.
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Indiana
U.S. 52
New Trenton
Dayton
Dearborn County Hospital
I-74
Ind. 1
Dwight Proffet
U.S. 2
Proclamation Declares May 8 198S as Teacher Day USA
A proclamation honors classroom teachers for their dedication and contributions to society and individuals. It lauds public schools for universal educational opportunity and calls May 8, 198S, a day to publicly recognize teachers nationwide.
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America
Ame
Ohio
Sans
USA
Thirty Students Inducted Into National Honor Society
Thirty students at William Henry Harrison High School were inducted into the Doris M. Lusk Chapter of the National Honor Society during an evening ceremony on April 23. Inductees were chosen for scholarship service leadership and character with speakers including retiring Harrison Elementary Principal Earl Romohr and founder Doris M. Lusk. The chapter adviser Carroll Roberts noted the group’s ongoing role in school and community after since 1954 membership surpassing 500.
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William Henry Harrison High School
Doris M. Lusk
National Honor Society
Karen Grimm
Allan Hensley
Kevin Hicks
Steve Hirlinger
Stephanie Jackson
Shanti Kaushiva
Mary Kavanaugh
Tammy Knock
Angela Livingood
Robert Lowe
Wiley Manning
Leigh Martin
Kevin Moster
Jill Papet
Todd Redford
Jennifer Rolfes
Barbara Sammons
Catherine Schulte
Sue Smith
Leslie Aretz
Chris Cherry
Melissa Gilb
Ert
Richard Kelly
Kelly Knollman
Frank Oberle
Andrew Sisson
Rose O’brien
Earl Romohr
Harrison
Romohr
Carroll E. Roberts
Harrison High School
Local names listed in contact notice
Contact details requested for several individuals including Mrs. Robert Rudisill at 102 Elbern Ave Harrison or Lake-Lake's Jewelry Store if information on their whereabouts is known. Names cited include Myron Lake, Richard Schlotterbeck, Hubert Jones, Arnold Kin man, Florence Schulte, Helen Roessler, Robert Brewsaugh, Bob Schweizer, and Merlin Bourquein.
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Pererpeserte
Robert Rudisill
Elbern Ave
Harrison
Myron Lake - Lake’s
Richard Schlotterbeck
Hubert Jones
Arnold Kinman
Florence Schulte
Helen Roessler
Robert Brewsaugh
Bob Schweizer
Merlin Bourquein
Club marks 50th anniversary with literary history
In 1935 a group of young women formed a literary club. On April 11, 1985 the club celebrated its 50th anniversary with active charter member Irma Mullen noted for her years of service until her death in 1984. Roberta Webb helped organize the special day.
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Clatter Chatter Club
Irma Mullen
Son
Roberta Webb Deis
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