Southwest Board and Teachers Reach Tentative Agreement
The Southwest Local Board and the Southwest Local Classroom Teachers Association negotiate a tentative contract effective May 1 1976 pending staff ratification. Key items include salary schedule adjustments base raise to 8325 00 hospital plan 75 paid by board life insurance 5000 fully paid and terminal leave pay up to 20 unused sick days. An August 1 1976 negotiation on supplementary contracts and a detailed executive session occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classroom Teachers Association
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Walter Schunk
John Wittenbrook
Southwest School District
Council
Lady Cats Extend 21-Game Winning Streak in Softball
Harrison High School’s Varsity Lady Cats, led by pitcher Amy Schlarmann, stretch their unbeaten run to 21 games as they forecast a second straight title. The team averages 14 runs per game while holding opponents to about three. Key hitters include Janie Acra, Rita Acra, Lydia Miller, Jane Shearer, and Schlarmann, with dominant showings against Finneytown and North College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gordon
Lady Cats
Harrison Girls
Amy Schlarmann
Taylor
Lockland
Harrison
Janie Acra
Rita Acra
Finneytown
Jane Shearer
North College Hill
Lydia Miller
Judy Smith
St. Bernard
Titans
Jane Acra
Linda Stegemann
Wyoming
Ann Grubbs
Reading
T. Harrison
Shearer
Rhonda Skipton
Vicky Kober
Clara Fette
Sandy Steelman
Sue Peters
Diane Minges
Diane Hoerst
Spring Pop Concert Promises Wide Music Mix
The William Henry Harrison directs a May 13 concert featuring John Love. The program covers rock pop and country with admission set at 1.00 for adults and free for children under 12. The public is invited to attend this gala event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison
John Love
Sisters Return After 10 Days in Paris
Diana Vickers and her sister return from a ten day trip to Paris. The sisters were seen touring landmarks and enjoying the city’s sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Diana Vickers
East Central Graduation Exercises 1976
East Central High School holds graduation on May 21 1976 at 7 00 E S T with Superintendent Rex Baker awarding 185 diplomas. Reverend Edward Morris and Father Lawrence Weinzafel provide invocation and benediction. 14 honor graduates, 29 National Honor Society, 42 National Beta Club members. valedictorian and salutatorian not recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S.T
Rex Baker
Edward Morris
United Presbyterian Church
Bright
Indiana
Lawrence Weinzanfel
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Yorkville
LeVon Winters
Cliff Giltner
Norman Griffith
East Central High School
Charles Green
East Central
Auto death of Thomas Oldham in Kentucky area
Thomas Edward Oldham, 24, of Cincinnati, died in a May 8 1976 automobile accident. He worked as a mechanic for Dick's Garage in New Baltimore. Survived by his mother Evelyn and three siblings. Funeral May 10 1976 and burial Shelbyville Cemetery Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edward Oldham
Overdale Rd
Cincinnati
Dick’s Garage
New Baltimore
Evelyn Oldham
Harrison
William
Janet) Grubbs
Charles
Miami
Florida
John
Lexington
Kentucky
Lou Elva Imhoff
Edward Oldham
Jackman
Mary Bonham Celebrates 93rd Birthday At Home
Mrs Mary Bonham of 116 N Vine St returns from hospital and thanks well wishers for cards prayers and gifts. She will celebrate her May 16 birthday with four generations including granddaughters from Indianapolis and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bonham
N. Vine St
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Woman of the Year award honored Lois Beathard by Xi Eta Sorority
The Xi Eta Sorority honored Lois Beathard as Woman of the Year on May 7 at Dante's. A long list of Beathard's service roles spans Den Mother, Band Boosters, PTA positions, United Methodist Women, and various community groups. She has three children and was widowed after her husband Roger Pittman was fatally injured in an auto accident years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Etalota
Dante's
Lois Beathard
Lois
Boy Scout Auxiliary
P.T.A
Jr. Sr
Hamilton County
Elect
United Appeal
March of Dimes
M.S
Cincinnati
Ron
Ball State
Roger
Sanford
Florida
Linda Applegate
Jason
Susan
Harrison
Cecil Pittman
Chip
Vandals Disturb Restored Park Stones After Reset
Schaumloeffel oversaw six grave stones in a park that Witt Monument Co of Cedar Grove Indiana had sand blasted reset and repaired. Vandals moved the stones out of line before cement foundations set, costing 400 dollars and preventing further resetting due to age. The council and Witt Monument Co express displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaumloeffel
Witt Monument Co
Cedar Grove
Indiana
New Council
IGA Store To Open Sunday On Harrison Avenue
IGA Harrison Foodliner on South State Street formerly Kroger's will open Sunday May 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ralph Cox is in West Hills Nursing Home at 2841 Harrison Ave Cincinnati Ohio 45211 and welcomes visits or cards from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGA Harrison
South State Street
Kroger’s
Ralph Cox
West Hills Nursing Home
Harrison Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ralph
Couple Die In Crosby Township Crash Near Mt Hope
Elmer C. Pursifull, 54, was killed when his car crashed into a tree and burned on Mt Hope Road near Harrison. His wife, found at the scene, was hospitalized in critical condition with burns. Deputies say the auto left the road after failing to make a curve and struck a tree. The couple resided at 8707 Mt Hope Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Pursifull
General Hospital
Elmer C. Pursifull
Pursifull
Mt. Hope Road
New Haven Road
Crosby Township
Hamilton County
Sheriff's
Gary Kilgore
Kilgore
Pursifall
Harrison
Harrison Screw Feldhaus Leads Week of May DX Schedule
The DX League lists May 13 matchups including Harrison Screw Feldhaus at Big Waterworks and New Coffee Pot FOP at Grade School. May 20 features FOP Harrison Screw at Big Waterworks and Feldhaus New Coffee Pot at Little Waterworks with Odd Fellows Map Dry Cleaners at Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Screw
Feldhaus
Big Waterworks
F.O.P
Pasquale’s
Meadows
Lake’s
Odd Fellows
Little Waterworks
Map Dry Cleaners
Piercees Buy Ranch Home at 114 Whippoorwill Dr
Jerry and Ima Pierce purchase the ranch house at 114 Whippoorwill Drive from Troy and Mary Young. Catherine Nuse Kabel handled the transaction for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Ima Pierce
Whippoorwill Dr
Troy
Mary Young
Catherine Nusekabel
July 4th Festival Meeting Scheduled
Organization representatives to the July 4th Festival Committee will meet at the New Harrison Bowl on Tuesday May 18 at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Bowl
Nineteen New Honor Society Members Named
On Thursday May 6 in Veterans Auditorium Ellen Eckel juniors Diane Span and Bob Lehrter along with senior Chris Huybrecht were inducted into the honor society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Honor Society
Veterans Auditorium
Ellen Eckel
Diane Span
Bob Lehrter
Chris Huybrecht
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Southwest Board
Board of Education
Tom Oldham
Faith Baptist Church
Rt. 46
Chappelow Rd
Crusader Chorale
Christ
Raymond Shearer
Delbert Shearer
Miami University
Oxford
Raymond
Marvin Chapter
Eastern Star
Rainbow Advisory Board
Advance Club
United Methodist Women
United Metho- Church
Fritzi Kuhlmann
Agit
Frie
IGA
Patti Pivaar
Cliff Zimmer
Patti
Jan Ventre
Jan
Terry
Evansville
Terry Quatkemeyer