Local Graduates Shine Amid Honors and Weddings
Minabelle Sharp among graduate nurses with noted family ties in Mt. Healthy and Harrison. Daniel R. Viel earns Notre Dame four year scholarship alternate in regional Catholic and Public Schools test. Robert Bruce Fleming receives Purcell scholarship. Nearby notices include visits by Rev. Dean Cope and Albert Alexander with Violet Cassidy, and a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George Michel. Earlier milestones recall engagements, showers, and travel announcements across Harrison and surrounding towns.
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Minabelle Sharp
Rhonda Riese Sharp
Walter Sharp
Leo Willhelm
Marie Heyob
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
Helm
Frank Heyob
Harrison
Roy Leo
Ann Cecelia
Daniel R. Viel
University of Notre Dame
Robert Bruce Fleming
Purcell
Hattie Fox
Harrison Ave
Inlaw
Arthur J. Fox
Perrysburg
Dean Cope
Bluffton
Ind
Albert Alexander
Violet Cassidy
Fairborn
P. J. McGinnis
Community notices and local dedication events
Dinner guests included Mrs Carrie and Nell Hoppins and Calla Eckel. A stork shower for Mrs George Gard was hosted by Mrs Ramsey in North College Hill. Joanne Dumler was elected recording secretary of the YM YWCA at Defiance College Ohio. Garrett States II, son of Harrison residents, serves as electrician’s mate third class aboard USS Pandemus in Operation Sweep. Jose Miller attended the Fort Wayne Toy Show with Fred Kendrick Harold Dorst and Wm Winkelman. Five years ago Miss Mary Jo Huisman was elected treasurer of the Women’s Recreation Association at Briar Cliff College. Mr and Mrs Howard Gieringer returned from a 30 day business trip visiting many cities including Los Angeles Tahiti Auckland and Sydney.
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Carrie A
Nell Hoppins
Calla Eckel
Lea Lasnard Martini
George
Gertrude) Gard
Ramsey
North College Hill
Joanne Dumler
Walter Dumler
Harrison
Ym-Ywca
Definance College
Defiance
Ohio
Garrett B. States II
USN
Garrett B. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Charleston
Jose F. Miller
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Western Auto Associate
Fred Kendrick
Harold Dorst
Wm. Winkelman
Mary Jo Huismann
State Line Road
Route 2
Women’s Recreation Association
Briar Cliff College
Sioux City
Iowa
Mother of Mercy High School
George Huismann
Howard F. Gieringer
Miamitown
Pacific
Los Angeles
Tahiti
Auckland
New Zeland
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Australia
Djakarta
Singapore
Bangkok
Thailand
Hong Kong
Manila
Honolulu
Hawaii
San Francisco
Cal
Gieringer
Cincinnati Times Recorder Company
Campbell Hausfeld shuts out Harrison Screw 10 to 0
Campbell Hausfeld defeated Harrison Screw 10 to 0 behind Walt Nowlin's 12 strikeouts and 3 hits allowed. Nowlin struck out 12 while walking one, and Mike Farrow drove in 3 runs with a hit. Key hits included Tom Wipple's double and Greg Waller's two RBI triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hausfeld
Harrison Screw
Doug Kimmons
Tom Wipple
Mark Schlarman
Daryl Sturgel
Walt Nowlin
C-H
Mike Farrow
Walt
Greg Waller
Jeff Salzman
Dave, Spaker
Campbell-Hausfeld Team Wins With Strong Hitting
Players contributed runs with Jim Thomas Dave Wiesman Jim Boh ley Mark Dole Walt Nowlin Bruce Large Dave Rosey and Bill Tom Jefferies driving in key RBIs. Manager Walter Nowlin assisted by Jim Bohley Larry Wall Joe Nowlin and Thomas Now Jr. Next game versus Highlander Center at Harrison Grade School on May 20 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tom Jefferies
Jim Thomas
Dave Wiesman
Jim Bohley
Mark Dole
Walt Nowlin
Bruce Large
Dave Rosey
Mike Farrow
Campbell- Hausfeld
Jeff Salaman
Bryan Koors
Greg Waller
Walter Nowlin
Larry Wall
Joe Nowlin
Thomas Now Jr
Fuernstein's Wins Over V P in Close Baseball Clash
Fuernstein's edged V P 9 7 after Mark West drove in two with a sixth inning double and twice stole home. Fuernstein's Kent Juett Phil Gaebe Mark Vest and others supported the win while Dennis held Village Pharmacy to one run and struck out the last batter in the seventh.
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Fuerstein’s
Kent Juett
Phil Gaebe
Mark Vest
Fuernstein’s
David Vest
Ron Dunaway
Tom Conners
Barry Oxley
Donald Kraus
Jay Mandery
Keith Ballard
Charles Meyer
Dennis Bowling
R. Gabbard
Village Pharmacy
T. Wilson
J. Wickman
J. Frost
Hacker
Mark West
West
Dennis
V. P
Kroger DX Team Edges Bunnell 5 4 In Eight Innings
Kroger DX wins 5 to 4 over Bunnell Insurance in eight innings. Terry Wolf nails two singles and a double with 13 strikeouts for Kroger's while D West and J Launtry combine for eight hits allowed. Bunnell's Parrot, Simpson, Prickett, and Halcomb contribute multiple hits as the game stays tight until late rally.
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Kroger DX
Bunnell Insurance
D. West
J. Launtry
J. Parrot
T. Simpson
G. Prickett
Dan Halcomb
Terry Wolf
Kroger
Terry
Gary Bennett
Ooles
Roger Kolb
Riegel
Gary Danek
Bunnell
Kroger’s Open Season Win Sets Up Village Pharmacy Clash
Cheetee of the sixth marks a season opener win for Kroger’s as they pull ahead in a tight ball game. Umpires receive praise for fair handling and both sides show solid play. Kroger’s next faces Village Pharmacy in the upcoming matchup.
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Cheetee
Kroger’s
Village Pharmacy
Magee's Down Mac's 22-3 In Midweek Showdown
Magee's defeated Mac's Delicatessen Jessen 22 to 3 on May 12. Robby Brotherton earned the win with 14 strikeouts and 4 hits allowed. Hendren took the loss with Dunn and Beebe aiding in relief. Loren Lanham produced 4 hits and 5 RBIs. Larry Moster doubled twice and tripled, while Magee's pitchers fanned 4 more batters and Mac's left multiple runners stranded.
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Magee’s
Mac’s
Delicatessen Jessen
Magee
RBI
Larry Moster
Doug Gullette
Baker
Brian Morrison
Brotherton
Whitewater Market Tops 20 Biege Fields in May 11 Contest
In a CX baseball doubleheader, Whitewater Market defeated 20 Biege Fields Plumbing 20 0. Wilhelm Masonery beat Hawk's Insurance 8 7. The May 16 game saw American Legion 6 Fischer's 3. The results list local teams and scores with brief outcomes.
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Whitewater Market
Biege Fields Plumbing
Wilhelm Masonery
Hawk’s Insurance
American Legion
Fischer’s
Legion Drops Fischer's 6-3 in season opener
The Legion Machine opened with a 6 to 3 win over Fischer's as Tom Tenchendfeld pitched a complete game. Byrd and Simpson pitched for Fischer's, allowing six hits and seven walks. Legion had hits from Posey Nagele Bishop Hatmaker and Hubbard, with Tenchendfeld earning the victory. Umpires were Pat Noyes and Joe Toney.
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Big Blue Legion Machine
Fischer
Tom Tenchendfeld
Tom
Eats Bite
Bill Byrd
Art Duckworth
Joe Simpson
The
Legion
Randy ‘Posey
Ken Nagele
Bill Bishop
Jim Hatmaker
Doug Hubbard
Pat Noyes
Joe Toney
Country Kitchen Defeats Blanken's Pee-Wee Class D opener
Country Kitchen defeated Blanken's at V F W Field to start the Pee-Wee Class D season on May 13. Kirk Gutswiller pitched for C K, hitting a three run homer and a double with eight strikeouts. Jim Walsh pitched for Blanken, fanning 10 with four walks and contributing a two base hit and a three base hit. Other Blankens hits included Larry Wolfe Chris Blanken John Mason and Steve Harris.
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Blanken Studio
Country Kitchen
Kirk Gutswiller
C. K
Kirt Knoliman
Jim Walsh
Blankens
Larry Wolfe
Chris Blanken
John Mason
Steve Harris
Pee Wee Bake Sale Saturday at Kroger’s
The Harrison Pee Wee bake sale begins at 9:00 A M on May 22 at Kroger’s. Mothers are asked to donate cakes pies cookies or baked goods to support the fund raising effort. Committee chairman Ben Yocumas and members Irv Schalk Bob Chaney and Bud Johnson seek public support.
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Kroger’s
Harrison
Monday Night Harrison Softball League results
In a set of league games Klump's Tavern beat Melben 10 to 4 with Kenny Oehlman and Paul Kase Sr. each adding two hits. Rose Garden defeated American Legion 10 to 5 as Terry Hornsby and Carroll Roberts led with multi hit games. Queen City beat St. Leon 12 to 11 in nine innings with Jerry Wilson 5 for 5 including two home runs.
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Klump’s Tavern
Melben
Kenny Oehlman
Klump’s
Paul Kase Sr
Boe
Jake & Linda
CLASS D PEE WEE NEWS RESULTS MAY 13 1971
Scores from May 13 show Campbell-Hausfeld 10 over Harrison Screw 0 while Feldhaus 17 defeats Odd Fellows 14. Kiwanis 11 defeats First National Bank 13 and Highlander Center 9 tops FOP 10. Country Kitchen 2 loses to Blanken’s 1 and K of C 7 falls to Lions 4. Standings listed for the Pee Wee division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEE Wee News
First National Bank
Kiwanis
Campbell-Hausfeld
Harrison Screw
Highlander Center
Country Kitchen
Blanken’s
Feldhaus
Odd Fellows
K. of C
Lions
Wee
Harrison
F. O. P. and
Kiwanis and Blanken
Crosby
Wildcats Win Mile Relay as Sectional Track Scores Led by Wyoming
Jerry Bovard's Thinclads place second in Class AA Sectional with Reading at 48. Wyoming and Madeira tied for first with 67. Lemmell ran second in the 220, Brech placed third in pole vault, Dean won long jump, and all first and second place finishers advance to the State Meet. Also note poster day at Riverfront Stadium May 30 and Reds’ Memorial Day weekend schedule.
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Jerry Bovard
Rick Lemmel
Williams
Wyoming
Mike Brech
Jerry Dean
W. C. Fields
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Houston
Johnny Benich
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St. John’s Congregational Church
Harrison On
Roessler
Stanley Bolser
David Bolser
Okeana
George Barber
Gus Doyle
Gail Doyle
Robert Earl Loos
Clifford Loos
Blue Jay
L. E. Armentrout
Virginia
al Ollier
Ana Phyllis
Wilbur
Semostt
Rose Marie Walke
Olliers
Gladie) Michel
Milan
Michels
Ray
Mike Dewitt
Jamison Creek Auto
Rt. 4
Jamison Rd
Harrison, Ohio
First National City Bank
Osta We
First National City
U.S
Harrison Building
N. Walnut ST
Itegrete
Cincinnati Bell
Mac’s Delicatessen
West V. W
Frisch’s
Culley’s
Fuerstein
W. Magee
Culley
S . Fuerstein
Ae Fischer’s Frisch’s
Debatessen
ST. Leon, Indiana
the Dukes
Joseph F. Wing
Harrison Avenue
Carolina Trace Golf Course
New Haven Rd
Carolina Trace Rd
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Micanemca
U. S
Cedar Grove
Walnut
Broadway
Blanken
Greg Kuntz
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Wildcat
Reading
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Chicago Cubs
Bench
Reds
Bob Howsam
John
Youngers
Johnny Beach
Mel Ott
Placque
Astros
Chicago
St. Louis
David Concepcion
Spark Anderson
Concepcion
West Coast
Juan Marichal
Anderson
David
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Fla
Atlanta
Big Waterwork
Odd Fellows and
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