The Harrison Press Publisher and Editors Info
The Harrison Press an independent weekly journal in Harrison Ohio enters its 60th year of reporting news. Established 1925 the paper publishes weekly on Wednesdays from 307 Harrison Avenue offering subscriptions 7.00 per year in advance 7.50 outside the area. It serves Hamilton and Butler Counties Ohio and Dearborn and Franklin Counties Indiana.
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Hamilton
Butler
Ohio
Dearborn
Franklin
Indiana
Harrison
Harrison Press
Harrison Ave
Looking back engagement and school notes timeline
A retrospective of local events from Cedar Grove and Harrison includes the engagement announcement of Marlene Hazel Brad ley to John Skeoch after Whitewater High commencement, plus a Mother's Day dinner for the Roudebush family. The piece also recalls school bonds, births, awards, and military enlistments from years 25, 20, 15, 10 and 5 ago.
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Reas Bradley
Cedar Grove
Marlene Hazel
John R. Skeoch
William Skeoch
Whitewater High School
Thomas
Ralph Roudebush
Sunset Inn
Southwest
Harrison, Crosby and
Heaven
Bernard C. Ragar
Hill St
Harrison
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Ragar
Cg&e
Treasury Department
William Biddle
Route 2
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Yvonne Marie
Douglas
Jacqueline Hunt
Iota Phi Chapter
Sigma Alpha Iota
James Callan
Jamie
Beth Ann
New Haven Rd
Bowl Down Cancer Tournament Recognizes Top Bowlers
Cliff Hicks of Cincinnati Patricia Sanders of Cincinnati and Kathy Walker of Brookville dominate the 1984 Bowl Down Cancer finals with 728 and 703 scores. Finals were March 24 and 25 across Loveland Northwest Bowl and Super Bowl Erlanger as 64 lanes produced $27,450 for American Cancer Society. Other finalists include Vickie Reinhardt 693 and Karen Short 681.
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Cliff Hicks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Patricia Sanders
Kathy Walker
Brookville
Indiana
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky
Mr. Hicks
Ms. Sanders
Ms. Walker
Loveland Lanes
Loveland
Fairfield
Erlanger
American Cancer Society
Vickie Reinhardt
Harrison
Karen Short
Cincinnati Automobile Club Promotes Bicycle Safety Programs
The Cincinnati Automobile Club urges safe cycling during spring and offers free brochures guides and safety films approved by the American Automobile Association. The safety department lends films to groups, with advance reservations and 2 to 3 week delivery for larger brochure orders. For information call 762-3438.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
National Safety Council
American Automobile Association
The
Safety Department
Wildcats Hit Hard by Rain Schedule Stalled By Weather
The Wildcats baseball schedule is paralyzed by heavy rains with games set at Reading Wyoming and Finneytown facing possible rainouts. Key matchups include Harrison versus Greenhills on Thursday and a Reading meet with Finneytown tournament implications. The article also notes track meet results, standings, a track relay school record, and a reshaped high school athletic association plan expanding to 80 teams in 1985.
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Wildcats
Dave Bader
Cats
Reading
Wyoming
Greenhills
Finneytown
Bethel Tate
Rob Urbanski
Ray Reamer
Tom Harris
Mark Pope
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Board OF Controls
Moeller
Steve Kleine
Princeton
Pat Mancuso
Hamilton County Suburban Athletic Associations
Reading High School
Charles Mason
Bike-A-Thon Entry Forms for Diabetes Foundation Event
The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation hosts its 11th annual BIKE-A-THON on May 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 13 tri state locations. Riders compete for prizes including a Kings Island weekend and club memberships. a school with the highest participation gets a computer.
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The
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Tri-State
Anderson Township
Cleves North Bend
Deer Park
Devon Park
Covington
Fairfield
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lunken Airport
Montgomery
Northern Kentucky University
Norwood
Springdale
Western Hills-Cheviot
West Fork Library
Oxford
Ohio
Kings Island
Hardee’s
King Kwik Minit
Shillitos
Southern Ohio Bank
Teasdale-Fenton Cleaners
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