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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1984
Page
9
The proclamation by Mayor Harry A. Rolfes honors the 30th annual Correct Posture Month. It calls on chiropractors and citizens in Harrison to observe and support posture health throughout May and into 1984.
The Gvernor Othneil Look er Chapter DAR met at 1 30 p m April 27 1984 at Mrs Grover Sefton home with seventeen members and two guests. Mrs Francis Appleton conducted the business meeting and devotion was by Mrs Robert Viel.
Morgan Elementary School PTO in Okeana Ohio hosts an Ice Cream Social on Friday May 18 1984 from 6 to 9 pm. Judy Timmers leads planning with cash prizes 300 200 and 100. Teachers vs Moms softball game coached by Alan Ward and Frank Tompkins plus food music and games raise funds for gym and classroom equipment.
A writer covers a mixed week with small personal reflections and church attendances. He notes a recent crime wave with break-ins at Mil's store, other businesses, a nursing home, and two churches. Police urge tipsters to contact county authorities or Crimestoppers for rewards and anonymity.
Crosby Township Trustees report April 1984 activities including installing automatic garage door openers at the maintenance building and presenting an American flag flown over the Capitol. They sought free trees through the Cincinnati Board of Realtors, discussed litter control, camera return, cemetery restoration, park committee, and a logo contest. May meetings set dates and liquor license extension questions for Home Like Inn. earlier public input requested. The issue notes deer fatalities in Hamilton County in 1983 and closes with Naomi Osborne’s May 1984 poem and motto Words have a than deeds.
Students from kindergarten through sixth grade completed the Readathon raising funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Sponsors pledged per book read, younger children earned credit for stories read aloud, and two fourth graders Kelly Flick and Ronnie Weneck led weekly slogans and classroom visits.
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