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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
4
Community updates from New Trenton Indiana show residents urged to assist the new volunteer fire department with firefighting gear and supplies. The group outlines meetings from October and notes elections, open houses, birthdays, and a Halloween costume contest with winners and refreshments.
Mrs Mary Studer notes a W S C S gathering set for November 5 at Mrs Edward Jacobs home. The report highlights local family visits and health updates including furloughs and recoveries, baptisms, new births, and birthday celebrations within the community.
Carl Kremer thanks all who aided during his accident including Harrison Police Life Squad Mrs Paul Moore and Mr Fuernstein for support and unseen help during recovery.
University of Cincinnati students organize the Cincinnati Experience to raise funds for a delinquent girls halfway house through a bottle and can drive. They tackle drug abuse, ecology, human relations, and education by community projects, aiming to reduce violence and promote self-reflection.
The notice invites residents to a P T A meeting on Tuesday evening November 10 at 7 30 P M to discuss school problems. It notes social mentions of Miss Thresa Frey Mr and Mrs Don Frey and family and Mrs Kate Engstof visiting with Roy Chesnut family including Lisa aged one.
Ronald Gabbard and several ladies toured East Haven Hospital at Richmond. Volunteers plan to assist Callers at the Frank Frey home. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Leroy Doerflein and families, Mrs Donald Frey and children, and Francis Maune. Paige Fayette Hospital reported Miss Jean from Connersville Route 6 released after an accident. The sick list noted Mrs Wm Sauerland and Mr Sauerland following a corn picker incident.
The Hamilton County Council of Parent Teachers Associations will meet November 12 at the Hamilton County Board of Education Office Building. A coffee hour from 9:30 to 10:00 A.M. precedes the business meeting presided by Mrs. Glenn L. Winkle. Mrs. Grant E. Huegel presents a devotion. The program asks how we can foster self confidence.
The Air Force invites high school graduates aged 18 to 27 to join as Women of the Air Force. Opportunities span drafting illustration weather photography air traffic control communications and many other fields. By passing a bypass specialty test, recruits can enter in their civilian skill area and begin in an advantageous assignment.
Dr Karl F Heiser a Glendale psychologist will present on emotional health. Heiser and his wife Ruth a psychologist live on Sharon Road. Heiser is known for work with children and veteran testing of adults. conference follow ups include Presidents Policies and High School services chaired by Mrs Glenn L Winkle Mrs Peter Lamphier Jr and Mrs Robert E Phillips.
The Air Force offers 75 percent tuition assistance while serving and travel abroad for women. Sergeant Neeley visits homes to discuss joining the Women of the Air Force, with contact at 550 Main St Room 1112 Cincinnati Ohio or 241 7926 for appointments.
The Bright Homemakers met at Vera Jackson home in October 1922 with 12 members and 6 guests. Helen Turner joined. Isabelle Clark led devotions. Donna Renck led safety lessons on drugs. Alice Kitchem and Betty Courter taught pistons and powder puff. A $12 collection funded a Ditty Bag. Items go to Muscatuck County Agents office. Crafts display planned for Craft Day at Greendale Cabin October 29. Christmas party planned. prizes awarded and lunch served.
Mrs. Sarah Sumser thanks friends and neighbors of Aurora for cards calls visits and sympathy after the death of her brother Henry E. Hilker. The expressions are gratefully remembered for support at this time.
Local readers are urged to subscribe to the Press for Home and Area news coverage. The announcement promotes ongoing community reporting and access to updates on neighborhood events.
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