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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1986
Page
1
June 4 ceremony drew large Harrison High crowd along U S 52 as spectators lined both sides and joined a hands across America chain. Traffic was halted at multiple points while the line progressed through town.
Byron W. Rupp, 79, longtime Harrison figure and former bakery owner, died May 22 at home. Services held at John C. Brater Funeral Home with F&AM and burial at Glen Haven Cemetery. Survived by wife Dorotha, daughter Bertha Lee Dean, three grandchildren, one great grandchild. Memorials suggested to Harrison Life Squad or First Christian Church Memorial Fund. He served as a Harrison council member and deacon, was honorary Harrison Fire Department member, and greeted children at Santa's Workshop in 1985.
At Riverfront Stadium Harrison Night features a high school boys all star game at 4 00 p m with two players ejected by Mayor Rolfes and the program includes a singing of the National Anthem and other activities.
Promoted meritoriously by the Marine Corps, Cpl Joseph T. McCarthy rises to his present rank while serving at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro California. He is the son of Julia A. McCarthy of 11123 Sand Run Road Harrison Ohio.
West Harrison resident Karen sues Jewish Hospital and two local electrical firms claiming negligence left a unsafe workplace for her husband. The filing, presented last week, seeks 3.5 million in damages.
Anale a longtime Harrison resident who trained as a dietitian turned to teaching in the same district she attended as a student. Starting at 90 dollars a month, she guided hundreds of third graders and mentored many former students who now serve as teachers and staff. Active in First Presbyterian Church and the American Red Cross, she plans to stay involved in the community alongside husband Harold.
A public hearing on the proposed Franklin County income tax is set for Saturday May 31 at 9 am in the Brookville courthouse. The Franklin County Council called the hearing to consider the tax proposal.
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