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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
1
A chaotic night in local races as Cheviot and Lincoln Heights pre-counted ballots by hand while Coleman machines processed them. The computer system malfunctioned, delaying results for days as officials scrambled to provide any update.
The Harrison-Taylor clash looms as a title decider for the National Division with a 1 30 P M Saturday kickoff. Taylor seeks edge after a near upset effort against Reading while Lockland's Panthers sharpened for the stretch with a 7 6 win and standout plays by Dave Bryant Rodney Sensibaugh and Rock Hubbard. Harrison set to host Ross in the season finale on November 12.
Four Pee-Wee girls campaign to become Queen with applications read by five teachers. Basketball-like flag: Friday night Nov 5 features six football games with Bulldogs vs Golden Bears, Colts vs Bengals, and Rams tied for first. Proceeds fund trophies and patches for the players.
Harrison Lions Club conducts annual fundraisers selling fruit cakes and pennies in a 5 gallon container. The fundraiser offers 30,000 pennies at 50 cents each or 12 for five dollars. Fruit cakes and pennies tickets are available from members. Girl Scout Troop 919 collect used glass for recycling with pickup details.
The Cleves Three Rivers Kiwanis Club and Three Rivers Jaycees plan a testimonial dinner for Dr and Mrs Lee Keidel on Saturday November 20 1971 marking their 40th anniversary in the Three Rivers area. Doctor Keidel arrived in September 1931 to establish his general practice.
Kathy Metz the daughter of Mr Irvin remains hospitalized for five to six weeks. She is a student at Wm Henry Harrison High School.
Earl A. Roell of Harrison died after a lingering illness at age 36. Funeral services were at Jack Funeral Home on Tuesday evening and Mass of Christian Burial followed on Wednesday at St. John Baptist Church. Interment was in St. John Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, six children Cathy Linda James William and twins. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Roell of Harrison. four sisters Mrs. Irvin Van derpohl Mrs. Josephnk Back and Sister Bernice. Roell was a member of Harrison Immaculate Conception and St. Peter Parish St. Peter Indiana.
Hsby Civic Association will hold a meeting on November 4 at 7 30 P M at the Community Hall in New Baltimore Ohio. All members and interested locals are urged to attend.
The Harrison Community Mental Health Task Force met at First Christian Church to review committee reports and progress on a Demonstration project proposal for mental health care in Harrison. Rodney A. Beninghaus urged local involvement as the December 1 deadline nears for county consideration.
Harrison Fire Department members begin an organized training program to improve fire protection. Chief Irvin Wright arranged an 86 clock hour course conducted by Chief Don Schlensker with weekly sessions. Certificates will be issued upon completion. The training is provided through the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service Department of Education as part of a public service program. приводит
Mrs. Howard Johnson and Mrs. Sharon Wolf attended the October Miami Valley Chapter Ohio Professional Engineers meeting at Congress Inn. Larry Johnson received an award for the highest score on the Ohio State Tests for Engineers to become licensed engineers. He graduated from Ohio State University in September Cum Laude with a B.S. degree.
James M. Deters of the Society of Jesus died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. He entered the Jesuits in 1965, studied in Milford, volunteered for Lima Peru mission, and was flown home in 1969 with a spinal tumor. He was buried at Xavier University. The same day Samuel Taylor, 40, of West Harrison, was killed by a southbound freight train near Frisch restaurant. The driver reported the train moving slowly. Taylor died of multiple injuries. Surviving Taylor include his wife Betty and six children, along with several siblings. Police and sheriff’s offices investigated the incident.
Rick Walsh writes from the USS Coral Sea praising most sailors for doing their job in Vietnam. He says a small minority harms the Navy’s image and urges support for President Nixon, arguing many in the U S share responsibility and loyalty despite criticism.
The 25th anniversary of Rev R Dean Cope’s ordination is set for November 14 with celebration. Born July 18, 1918, he earned a B D from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 1946 and has served as a pastor in Bluffton and Fort Wayne Indiana, with a career in education and church leadership. He and Mary Louise Renck married August 15, 1945 and have two children, William and Peggy Claire.
The Hamilton County Soil and Conservation District hosts its annual Buffalo Dinner Meeting on November 10, 1971 at 6 30 P M. at Ridge Lodge Mt Airy. Members and residents are invited to attend the social and remarks segment of the program.
Mrs Wm Stone is a patient at Deaconess Hospital. The brief item notes her location and status as of the latest update.
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