Fragmented historic notes mention residents and events
A collage of short items includes mentions of Mrs. Sarah Perlee yard work, a townyard scene, 1918 reports, and 101 degree heat on May 23. It also notes Miss Ulm’s Arizona trip, Wayne Emmert in Natick service, Doris at a construction firm, and 650 Bowling Green State University seniors, with other scattered references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ae
Bert
Miss Ulm
Arizona
Wayne Emmert
Natick
Mass
Wayne
Doris
Charles Rush
Inger
Edgewood Rd
Bowling Green
Ohio State University
Civil service work on June 16 in Cincinnati details
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Kistner have moved to their newly purchased home in Port Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Broadway return from a Jane will teach in the S. W. Kenneth is with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Crocker and daughter Dawn Ranay formerly of Harrison, now on Rising Ave North College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Cincinnati
James V. Kistner
Port Richey
Broadway
Jane
S. W. Kenneth
J. S. Crocker
Dawn Ranay
Harrison
Rising Ave
North College Hill
Campbell-Hausfeld Dominates Highlanders 23 to 1
Camphbell-Hausfeld hammered Highlanders 23 1 as Noes allowed 17 runs on 8 hits and 16 walks while Farmer yielded 6 runs on 3 hits. Spraker, Jefferies, Dole, Wiseman, Waller, Farrow, Salzman and Koors posted multiple RBIs and runs scored in the blowout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camphbell-Hausfeld
Highlander Center
David Spraker
Bill Tom Jefferies
Mark Dole
David Wiseman
Greg Waller
Mike Farrow
Jeff Salzman
Bryan Koors
Jim
B. Noes
C. Farmer
Noes
Legion DX Keeps Streak Alive Behind Strong Offensive Output
Legion DX secured a second straight win as Sauntry Bunnell Wolfe and Carr combined for solid pitching. Parrott led with two triples while Wolfe added a single, contributing to a 12 hit, 12 walk, and 10 strikeout effort.
Boys Turn Double Play Amid Rainy Crowd
A strong crowd stayed through the rain as a right field to second base to home double play highlighted the game. The team hopes the coming months bring similar success for the squad.
Harrison Screw Tops Odd Fellows at Waterworks Field
Harrison Screw defeated Odd Fellows 17 to 9 at Waterworks field on Thursday. Hart was the catcher. J Russell Dryden and Mark Schlarman each had a touchdown or score, but details are incomplete.
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Harrison Screw
Odd Fellows
Waterworks
Hart
J. Russell Dryden
Mark Schlarman
West VW Chalks Up Two Wins
West Volkswagen defeated Har. in a pair of victories. The record notes two wins by the team, with scores not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West VW
Volkswagen
Har
Frisch's Team Rallies For Strong Defeat
The line shows eight strikeouts and seven walks with key defensive plays at first base. Rolfes Bolser Bennett S Lake and M Roessler led Frisch's with multiple hits as the squad combined for solid offensive output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batevién
Eval
Rolfes
Bolser
Bennett
S. Lake
M. Roessler
Frisch
May 19 Kroger’s 15 Village Pharmacy 1 DX Score
Kroger’s defeats Village Pharmacy 1 to 15 in a DX score tallied on May 19, highlighting a one sided game. The match features local teams and a decisive margin.
K. of C. No-Hits First National 18–0
Dan Powers pitched a no-hitter to blank First National 18 to 0. He struck out 11 to lead the K. of C. over First National. game details mention a subsequent matchup against Feldhaus at Harrison Grade School.
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Dan Powers
First National
Feldhaus
Harrison
Fischer's Defeats Wilhelm's in Six Three
Fischer's defeats Wilhelm's 6 to 3 with A Bryant scoring a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Wilhelm
Wilhelm's Takes Season Opener in 8-7 Win
Wilhelm Masonry defeated Hawk Insurance 8-7 in the season opener. Maher pitched for Wilhelm with Mettler catching. seven Wilhelm players got hits while Brindley and Bratherword drew walks. Hawk Insurance starter Dole gave up eight runs on six hits with 17 walks supported by Bahner catching.
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Wilhelm Masonry
Hawk Insurance
Maher
Mettler
Wilhelm
S. Mulligan
Minor
Simpson
Waller
Russell Brindley
Br- Reatherword
Yant
S. Niemeyer
Sanstains
Kroger Defeats Village Pharmacy in Baseball Tilt
Kroger knocked off Village Pharmacy after a rough first inning as pitcher Rick Gabbard allowed 7 hits 13 walks and 1 hit batter while striking out 8. Village Pharmacy hitters included John Wickman E Harris John DeBruler Paul Shara Dee and Jeff Schalk with several singles and a double. Kroger's next game is against Mac's Delicatessen on Wednesday May 26 at 6 00 P M at Waterworks field.
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Rick Gabbard
Rick
Village Pharmacy
John Wickman
E. Harris
Ohn
DeBruler
Paul Shara
Dee
Jeff Schalk
Kroger’s
Mac’s Delicatessen
Class D Pee Wee News Results May 20 1971
Results list from Harrison Screw 17, Odd Fellows 9 and Kiwanis 18, Blanken’s 0 with several matchups including Country Feldhaus Lions 20, FOP 4, K of C 18. Standings show First National Bank and Campbell Hausfeld at K of C field, Kiwanis and Highlander Center at VFW field, Harrison Screw and FOP at Crosby Grade School field.
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Harrison Screw
Odd Fellows
Campbell
Highlander
Kiwanis
Blanken’s
Country Feldhaus Lions
FOP
K. of C
1St National Bank
First National Bank and
Campbell-Hausfeld
Kiwanis and Highlander Center
Crosby Grade School
Lions Beat FOP 20 to 4 in Club match.
The Lions defeated FOP 20 to 4 with Randy Kater Tom Reiter and R Beaker among hitters. The Lions Club improve to 1-1 this season.
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Randy Kater
Tom Reiter
R. Beaker
Eo Lions Club
Neenies
Card of Thanks Sincerely The Elmer Clark Family
The Elmer Clark family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness and support received during their time of loss. They gratefully acknowledge condolences prayers and acts of generosity from friends neighbors and community members.
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Elmer Clark Family
Sports Corner Highlights and All Sports Banquet
Ricky Lemmel missed Tex Stout's 50 flat record by 0.1 seconds in last week’s 440. The National Division All Stars beat American 3 to 2 with Mark Knose earning the win. An all sports banquet honored many varsity and reserve players across football, basketball, wrestling, golf, cross country, tennis, baseball, track, and cheerleading, plus a Sports Corner Award celebrating the 25th anniversary.
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Ricky Lemmel
Tex Stout
Tex
Rick
Mark Knose
Nationals
Dave Metz
Tony Pepper
Eele Ton
Tony Westrich
Mike Brech
Gary Hume
Allan Pfister
Dougoud
Jerry Dean
Dennis Steelman
Rick Rolfes
Gary Back
John Clayton
Ken Bortlein
Charles Donaworth
Greg Kuntz
Mgr
Mark Roudebush
Allan Rolfes
Met
Joe Toney
Jim Kuehn
Ken Stumpf
Terry Kittle
Jeff Pepper
Greg Oxley
Chrie Potonsky
Don Whitmore
John Heitfield
Tim McKain
Jack Rutledge
Ken Boatright
Robert Bowling
Gary Keitel
John Fohl
Gary Glasscock
Mike Heyde
Philllip Pies
Dan Russell
Mark Schafer
Richard Schlemmer
Dennis Schultz
Bob Smith
Jeff Kelly
Marc Daline
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Ohio
NoWember Association
Sarah Perlee
Journal of
C-H Downs Highlanders
Legion
Pinto
eMenutecturer
Beene
U.S
Ford Country
Baker-Reedy Ford, Inc
Harrison Ave
Wees
Ol Eh
Kroger’s Secessnegied
Cccctiasien
Fuernstein
Pa American Legion
Eeneeneneee
Mac’s Debatessen
Bunnell Insurance Village Pharmatcy
A. Bryant
Crosby Township Memorial Association
New Haven Cemetery
Crosby United Methodist Church
New Haven
Larry Flichman
Dick Rd
Paul Willsey
Chipstone
Harrison High School
Harrison High School Band
Herman Wright
Amy Burrill
H. W. Shackelford
St. John’s
American Legion Post No
Rev
Dana Heaton
American Legion
Girl Scouts
Kroger
T the
Lions
Weay
David Cherry
Gilbert Cole
Ray Edwards
Gary Faulkner
Kevin Grissom
Mark Hoffman
Charles Jacobs
Mike Kellems
David Mummert
Aes Darrel Pearson
Charles Pollock
John Rehn
Tony Rolfes
Rudisil
Warren Strunk
Bruce Taylor
Ted Williams
Randy French
Ron Durret
Reenalde
Mark Doty
Dan Gieringer
Waley seUyuivous
Ken Bourquein
Walter Busch
Greg Colegate
Charles Donawerth
Cliff Holt
Dennis Simpson
Mike Candare
Richard Bischoff
John Brickner
Gary Marshall
Joe Niehaus
Bruce Rosenberg
Dane Ferraris
Brad Colegate
Dick Johnson
Mike Laughlin
Dave Mummert
Larry Sandman
John Strimple
Randy Taylor
Greg Bybee
Louis Minor
Dennis Quatkemeyer
Pat Noyes
Craig
Cindy Pfister
Diane Stehlin
Susan Strimple
Madeline Culley
Pam Mitcheltree - Ait
Sports Corner
Jim Frey
Weteeneeneeet
Seeeeeneresensasenren
Magee’s Home Sales
Indiana Line
Jamison Creek
Jamison Rd
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