Camp Olden Field Trip With 118 Harrison Students
The Press Photographer joined 118 sixth graders from Harrison Elementary School led by Mrs. Hilda Mueller and Norbert Frey on a May visit to Camp Olden. They explored hill trails creek beds and observed vegetation fossils while Frey, a tree farmer, explained tree varieties and product uses. The hike provided outdoor knowledge and observation opportunities.
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Harrison
Hilda Mueller
Norbert Frey
A and P Completes Store Closings Across Indiana Area
The A and P division says 51 stores will stay open while 30,000 square foot super markets rise in Huber Heights Ohio and Beech Grove Kokomo Indiana. A final Indianapolis closure is set for May 17 as part of a redevelopment program spanning Indiana and neighboring Ohio Illinois markets.
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A&p
Huber Heights
Dayton
Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Kokomo
Indiana
Hamilton
Cincinnati-Dayton
Champaign-Danville
Ohio
Illinois
Blood Drive Demonstrates Community Care Across Counties
The 1975 BLOOD FIREHOUSE drive in Dearborn Ohio County gathers 188 donors from Bright Guilford Logan West Harrison New Alsace and Dover. Volunteers Gladys Morris Lucille Orschell Jeanie Foster and Sharon Davis man the operation while the aim is zero deaths from blood shortages. For transfusions contact Red Cross at 107 Walnut Lawrenceburg.
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Bright
Guilford
Logan
West Harrison
New Alsace
Dover
Dearborn
Ohio County
Gladys Morris
Lucille Orschell
Jeanie Foster
Sharon Davis
American Red Cross
Walnut Street
Lawrenceburg
St. Leon
Marine Larry W Gray Promoted at New River Facility
Marine Larry W Gray son of Mr and Mrs James M Gray of Harrison Ohio has been promoted to a higher present rank while serving at the Marine Corps Air Facility New River Jacksonville North Carolina.
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Larry W. Gray
James M. Gray
Harrison, Ohio
Marine Corps Air Facility
New River
Jacksonville
N.C
Musical To Be Presented May 18 At Harrison Church
A musical event is planned for May 18 at the Church at 1125 Harrison Avenue Harrison Ohio. The program invites people to share their feelings and needs with God and with each other.
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Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Ohio
Annual Wildcat Booster Banquet Honors Athletes
The Wildcat Booster Club hosts a Monday night banquet in the high school cafeteria on May 19 to honor baseball tennis and track athletes. Tickets at the door cost 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children 12 and under. Booster President Walter attendees urged.
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Peing
Wildcat Booster Club
Walter
East Central Scholarship Awards Evening Ceremony
Central High and Junior High School will hold the scholarship and achievement awards in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 20 at 7 30 EST. Recipients will include individual departmental awards American Legion school awards and other honors.
Road Closure Delay Affects Indiana Bridge Project
The Lawrenceburg to I-74 bridge repair in Dearborn County was postponed to June 2. Affected routes include Lawrenceburg to Ind 101 in Ripley and Ind 101 to I-74 with eastbound I-74 detours noted by state officials. Road crews and the Indiana Department of Transportation stated no official end date yet.
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Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Dearborn County
Roger F. Marsh
Indiana State
Ee Een Crroutne
Ripley
Ind
Bike-A-Thon for C.F. Sunday May 18
A Bike-A-Thon for C.F. is scheduled Sunday May 18 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prizes will be awarded.
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C.F
Real Estate Listing Ad From Lurber Realty Harrison OH
The Farm and Country Home Dept of Lurber Realty in Harrison Ohio handled a home sale for Mr and Mrs J Frost of New Trenton. The ad urges listings of all property types to maintain sales volume and promises full time service and financing arrangements to secure top dollar.
20 Students Tapped For Honor Society
Last Wednesday, May 7, the Doris M. Lusk Chapter of the National Honor Society at William Henry Harrison High School inducted 20 new members. Parents attended the ceremony, followed by a library reception for inductees and their families.
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Doris M. Lusk
National Honor Society
William Henry Harrison High School
Ross School Board Invokes Ferguson Act for Recruiting
The Ross Local Board of Education adopts the Ferguson Act to hire teachers for the next school year. The move comes despite Ohio law requirements for teaching contracts, with the board noting reluctance and that the action is needed to assure continued education.
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Ross School
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
School Board
Ross Educational Association
Marrs
Legion Carnival at Playfield State St and Campbell Rd
The Legion Carnival runs this week at the playfield on State Street and Campbell Road. Saturday offers a matinee from 1 PM to 5 PM with a $2.00 admission. Attendees may ride as much as they can for four hours. Bicycles will be awarded at 5 PM.
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State St
Campbell Rd
East Central High School cancels senior service for 1975
The school will not conduct a Seniors of 1975 service this year. Local churches are asked to recognize their seniors in their own churches if desired. Graduates will receive gown on May 22 and may hold services with caps and gowns if desired.
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East Central High School
Open House After Memorial Day Parade At Harrison Building
There will be an Open House at the Harrison Municipal Building after the Memorial Day Parade and the dedication of the new fire department addition. The parade starts at 10 a.m. Monday May 26 1975.
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Harrison Municipal
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Camp Olden
Jerry Scane
Eldon Andrews
Tom Ziegler
Paul Hunger
Wa’ 3Usse
Pete Ae
Mr. Norbert Frey
Nore Gil Gotbenens
Schlemmer
Marie Gray
St. George Hospital
Dave Metz
Michigan U
Cincinnati
Harrison High School
Nada Rink
Alex Vorrer
Dumnoen Sulpoisorn
Anoehe
Kirtmonits
Maria Grunditz
Jurgen Klaus
Jurgen Klaus Is
East Central
Home Sale
Prises
Association
Ross
Miami U
Jim Gabbard
Cecil Tucker
Pioneer Park
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