The Harrison Press Overview
The Harrison Press is an independent weekly journal serving Harrison and surrounding territory. Established 1925, it publishes every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 with annual rates around 7.50 to 8.00 and mail delivery details including postage and address changes.
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Birthday Dinner Honors Brenda Gulley Third Birthday
Brenda Gulley celebrated her third birthday with a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulley. Also noted is Arthur Roessler Jr returning home with an honorable U.S. Army discharge after sixteen months on Okinawa.
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Charles Gulley
Brenda Jane
Arthur Roessler, Jr
U.S. Army
Okinawa
Brenda Bourquein
Ruth Lyons
Campbell Realty Co
Nicholas D. Werner
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Billman
Broadway
Fort Joseph
Carol
Nancy
Russell Grubbs
West Rd
Sandra Kay
Bill Perkins
Ohio
Reds Open Montreal Opening Day at Riverfront Stadium
The Cincinnati Reds launch the 1985 season with a 2:05 p.m. game against the Montreal Expos on Monday April 8 at Riverfront Stadium. It is the official National League opener as the first NL game of the season with an international flavor for the Reds.
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Mepps Saginaw Bay Walleye Hunt Winner Named
Rich O J Seiferlein of Au Gres Michigan wins the 1984 Mepps Saginaw Bay Walleye Hunt grand prize for a 12 pound 10 ounce Junker Walleye. He caught it on a Lusox Combo Killer off Little Charity Island and registered at Lutz's Bait Shop during week four. The event offered 200 prize for weekly largest catch and Mepps Angler Awards for 3 pound plus catches.
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Rich
Bright II Raiders Clinch Title In Sunman-Dearborn League
The Bright II Raiders defeated North Dearborn Huskies 8 to 2 on October 21 to cap a 7 and 1 season. Chuck Porter scored the lone touchdown on a 48 yard run, with Greg Ange connecting to Aaron Leissiger for the extra point as the defense held steady. Players listed include Chuck Porter and coaches Rick Bowling and others.
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Bright II Raiders
North Dearborn Huskies
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Chuck Porter
Greg Ange
Aaron “Snake
Leissiger
Raiders
Bluebirds Fall Season Ends in 2-0 Loss to Monfort Heights
The Harrison Bluebirds girls soccer team finished 10-1-1 with six goals allowed and 30 scored, but their season ended in a 2-0 defeat to Monfort Heights, failing to reach the state S.A.Y. tournament. Players named include Tricia Amshoff and Erin Bonkowski among others.
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Bluebirds
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Monfort Heights
Bluebird
Harrison Soccer Association
Water
Harrison
Tricia Amshoff
Broooke Betz
Erin Bonkowski
Kerri Dold
Jean
Wiwi Wins TYCO Tourney Opener 2 0 Over Taylor Creek C&R Market
Wiwi Wins Tourney Opener as Paul Wiwi Inc boys passers beat Taylor Creek C&R Market 2 0 in windy conditions. Craig Martini and Matthew Smith scored with Justin Wesling denying attempts. Coach George Noel led the squad with assistants Bob Whitmer and Bill Smith.
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C. Emery Fetter
S. McGuire
V. Vinup Coo
Renee
C. Wise Eeeeneenes
S. Ader
M. Powers
B. Cleary
P. Getz
A. DeBruler
J. Upchurch
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J. Reiner
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Marlene Graf
L. Simpson
L. Soneeeereneeeees
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J. Probst
Tions
Mary Rose R. Dierdorf
M. Draffen
M. Graf Vareeeee
A. Richards Coen
C. Messmore Seereeee
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S & Over
J. Reinersenee
S. _Stapleton
E. Esterkamp
N. Callaway S. Doyle
M. Beal
P. Bauer
K. Farris
B. Wesling
D. Schonegg
B. Little Senteeeenennee
P. Zurweller
S. Sealaneeeeee
M. Aeeeeeee Rensensonee
L. Moore
BR Feenreee
M. Winters
D. Phelps
Paul Wiwi
Nets
Justin Wesling
Wiwh
Matthew Smith
Adam Allman
Wich
Corey Kaeser
Jason Grubbs
Joey Nichols
Craig Martini
Jonathan Brockman
Matthew Whitmer
Greg Jacobs
Matt Davis
Jason Noel
Damon Dickman
Michael Duffy
Jason Smith
George Noel
Bob Whitmer
Bill Smith
Wildcats deliver 7 3 season under Hockman
Coach Ken Hockman wraps his first season with the Wildcats posting a 7 3 record the best since 1981. Doug Dole surpassed 1000 total yards and led with 98 points while Gerry Lee Dennis passed for 1375 yards and 16 TDs. Kyle Hockman led receivers with 801 yards and 8 TDs as Jon Roberts led in interceptions with five. The Rams fought hard but Harrison fell at home as Gene Poynter named coach of the year by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Basketball and other fall wrapups note upcoming Wildcats events and schedules.
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RAMS
Gerry Lee Dennis
Greenhills
Gerry Lee
Doug Dole
Ross
Dennis
Doug
Kyle Hockman
Kyle
Ohio State University
Buckeye-Hoosier
Gene Poynter
Oak Hills
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gene
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