Taft Wins Ohio Senate Race Drives Victory Over Metzenbaum
In Ohio, Robert Taft defeats Howard M. Metzenbaum in a hard fought Senate contest. John J. Gilligan wins the governorship easily over Roger M. Cloud. Local levies pass in Harrison and Cleves for operating expenses fire equipment and liquor sales outcomes vary by precinct. Congress 24th District results show Powell leading Ruppert and Payton in Whitewater Crosby Harrison Colerain Townships.
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Ohio
Robert Taft
Howard M. Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
Roger M. Cloud
Harrison
Crosby
Whitewater
Cleves
Congress
Crosby, Harrison
Colerain
Powell
Ruppert
Payton
Village seal becomes historic keepsake for Harrison
The first official seal of the Village of Harrison was presented to Mayor A. L. Donawerth by the Council as appreciation. After his death the seal was given to the Village Historical Society by Mrs. Donawerth and will be displayed again when restoration finishes.
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Harrison
A. L. Donawerth
Donawerth
Village Historical Society
Donaworth
Lou Schaumloeffel
The
Shandon
Ohio
Knollman
Gov. Othniel Looker
Mater
Fire disrupts telephone service near Miami town Bridge
A blaze of unknown origin at a fruit stand on U S 52 east of Miami town Bridge cut telephone service Thursday. Service restored by 8 P M after 300 customers in Harrison and Miamitown were affected. Ten crews repaired cables while mobile units served police and fire calls.
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U. S. 52
Miamitown Bridge
Harrison
Miamitown
Miami
Town
Harrison Municipal Building
Harrison Telephone Company
Cincinnati Incorporated
Campbell-Hausfeld Co
Jack Ernst
Key Club Offers Help To Rake Community Leaves
Harrison High School Key Club affiliates with Kiwanis offer leaf raking service for elderly or those unable. Volunteers available Sunday afternoon or Wednesday November 11. Call the high school office at 634-3221 with name and address to request help.
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Harrison High School Key Club
Kiwanis Club
Key Club
Loyd Smith Named Assistant Manager at Peoples National Bank
Loyd Smith of Jackson Ridge Road was named assistant manager of the Consumer Loan Department at Peoples National Bank in Lawrenceburg Indiana. He is a Bright community resident with 17 years at National Lead Co of Ohio and experience at Continental Manufacturing in Aurora and five years of public accounting.
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Loyd Smith
Jackson Ridge Rd
Consumer Loan Department of Peoples National Bank
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bright Community
National Lead Co. of
Ohio
Continental Manufacturing Co
Aurora
United Appeal Campaign tops goal in Cincinnati drive
The 1970 United Appeal exceeded its $10,300,000 target, raising $10,302,642 for 117 Community Chest agencies and 16 Red Cross programs. Fletcher Nyce thanked 20,000 volunteers and five-county supporters in a Roof Garden ceremony at the Sheraton Gibson.
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United Appeal
Sheraton Gibson
Fletcher E. Nyce
Community Chest
Red Cross
Nyce
Greater
Cincinnati
Story Hour at Harrison Public Library
The Harrison Public Library hosts a Story Hour on November 17. Sessions for ages 4 to 6 begin at 1 30 p.m. and ages 6 to 10 at 3 45 p.m. Free tickets are available.
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Harrison Public Library
North Dearborn High tickets go on sale for 0-71 season
North Dearborn High School announces season tickets for the 0-71 season go on sale at the school. Elementary season tickets are available at Bright Guilford St Leon West Harrison and New Alsace elementary schools. Prices are adults 7.00 high school students 5.00 elementary students 3.00 with door price 1.00. No pre sale before games.
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North Dearborn High School
North Dear Sark
Bright
Guilford
St. Leon
West Harrison
New Alscne
Three Sunman youths arrested over Indiana bomb threat
Three Sunman youths will appear in Ripley County Juvenile Court after a telephoned bomb threat to the Indiana State Police at Versailles. The call claimed a bomb would explode at the Sunman American Legion Post during a teen dance at 10 30 p m Saturday. Police searched the hall. no device was found. The arrests followed tracing the phone call to a source.
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Sunman
Ripley County
Indiana State Police Department
Versailles
Sunman American Legion Post
Wildcats Honor Seniors In Final Home Game At Wildcat Stadium
Eight seniors play their last home game as the Cats host the Reading Blue Devils at Wildcat Stadium on Friday night. Parents of the Wildcats will be honored at the game. seniors include Willie Atherton Mike Brech Tony P and others with Greg Dou goud Allan Pfister Dave Metz and Gary Hume.
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Wildcat Stadium
Cats
Reading Blue Devils
Wildcats
Willie Atherton
Greg Dougoud
Allan Pfister
Dave Metz
Gary Hume
Christmas Parade Date Set in Harrison
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce announced the annual Christmas parade will be held Saturday December 5 at 2 00 PM. The parade forms on Broadway in front of Harrison Elementary School with entries asked to assemble by 1 30 PM. Interested participants should contact Gloria Minges or Judy Loos at 638 8393.
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Harrison Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Elementary School
Gloria Minges
Judy Loos
Cleves Man Killed Walking on U S 50 Near Lawrenceburg
Chester Franks a 27 year old resident of Cleves Ohio was killed on US 50 east of Lawrenceburg Indiana while walking in the roadway. The driver swerved to avoid him and rolled the car but Franks was struck and died at the scene. He carried no identification and was identified later after relatives reported him missing.
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Chester Franks
Cleves
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Franks
Patton at the State Theatre opens Friday November 13
The war film Patton starring George C. Scott in Dimen sion 150 Color by De Luxe will begin special release at the State Theatre with shows at 8:00 PM. Fox production. The film is praised as a war movie for people who hate war movies.
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Patton
Fox
de Luxe
George C. Scott
State Theatre
Mrs Estella Dobsevage Remains Hospitalized in Bethesda
Mrs Estella Dobsevage is a patient at Bethesda Hospital. The notice confirms her hospitalization and ongoing care at the facility.
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Bethesda Hospital
Estella Dobsevage
Hunters bag four point buck in Colorado trip
Local hunters Cliff Zimmer Frank Jones Gene Sacksteder Roger Fox and Butch Fox returned from Colorado with a four point deer.
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Cliff Zimmer
Frank Jones
Gene Sacksteder
Roger Fox
Butch Fox
Colorado
Pollution Stamp Set Issued With Four Themed Motifs
Postmaster General Mount announced a four stamp set issued October 28, 1970. The 6 cent stamps in panel form urge Save our Soil Save our Cities Save our Water Save our Air and were designed by Arnold Copeland New York City. First day ceremonies were in San Clements California.
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Mount
San Clements
Calif
Arnold Copeland
New York City
Gravure
U. S. Postal Service
First National Mail Xmas Checks
The First National Bank of Harrison mailed Christmas Club checks totaling $43 967 to its customers. The release notes a large increase from previous years and promotes the upcoming Christmas Club program starting next week for the new year with an added bonus.
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First National Bank of
Harrison
Harrison Wildcats Clinch District Title With Narrow Win
Harrison High School defeats NCH 16 to 12 to seal the Southwest District championship. Chris Dean and Mike Brech scored for the Cats, with Dean adding the two pointed conversions. Harrison faces Reading next at Wildcat Stadium as Parents Night and senior recognition are held. The season concludes at Ross on Friday, Nov. 13. Airman Michael D. Woodruff, son of Mr and Mrs William N. Woodruff of Harrison, finished basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train in communications electronics at Keesler AFB Mississippi.
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Wildcats
Steve Safford
Harrison High School
Reading
Wildcat Stadium
Trojans
Cats
Blue Devils
Safford
Harrison
Gary Hume
Jerry Dean
Mike Brech
Dean
Tony Pepper
Brech
Pepper
NCH
Hebenstreit
Ross
Youth Loses Part Of Finger At Play Tower Incident
Eight year old Chris Blanken, son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Blanken, lost part of his right index finger when a rope tied to his finger pulled as a play tower tipped over. He was treated at Hamilton Hospital and released.
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Chris Blanken
Jerome Blanken
Hamilton
Marine Lt Hollin Completes First Step Toward Naval Aviator
Marine Second Lieutenant David R. Hollin of Harrison Ohio has soloed a Navy Mentor aircraft with Training Squadron One at NAS Saufley Field Pensacola Fla marking the first step toward earning Wings of Gold after about 18 months of flight training.
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Harrison
Ohio
Navy
Naval Air Station, Saufley Field
Pensacola
Fla
Indiana Coon Hunters buy Penlock property for expansion
Future Lodge The Indiana Coon Hunters Assn purchased the Roy Penlock property on New Trenton Rd. to enlarge the building for seventy members. The transaction was handled by Surber Realty of Harrison, Ohio.
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Indiana Coon Hunters Ass’n
Roy Penlock
New Trenton Rd
Surber
Surber Realty
Harrison
Ohio
New Pastor Rev Arnold Wilson Installed Sunday
The church welcomes Rev Arnold Wilson formerly of Walnut St to lead services this Sunday at 10 45 A M. He will preach his first sermon and begin duties as pastor that day.
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Arnold Wilson
Will Walnut St
River Dragging Operations Halted After Missing Men Found
Dragging and diving efforts at Laughery Creek ended after two men reported missing yesterday surfaced unharmed. A late Sunday sighting located the men, concluding the recovery search with no casualties.
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Laughery Creek
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Gene Woelfel
Ohio Valley Competition Club
Lloyd Curry
Baughman Road
Ene
Sar
N. D
Tony P
Rony Westrich
First National Mail
Michael D. Woodruff
William N. Woodruff
Biddle Ave
Har
Trojan
Cand
Steve Hebenstreit
Dale Butler
Leon Murray
Airman
Marine
David R. Hollin
Green Hollin
Nancy L. Jackson
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