Veterans Day Memorial Service at Harrison on November 11
The Harrison Veteran Memorial Association will hold a memorial service Thursday November 11 at 8:00 PM on Harrison Ave in front of the police station. Mayor Archie Mason will speak briefly before Reverend Mark Gratsch delivers the address. Local chaplains will conduct roll call of veterans who died this year and colors will be presented. All area veterans and residents are invited to attend and honor those who served.
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Harrison Veteran Memorial Association
Harrison Ave
Archie Mason
Mark Gratsch
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Downtown redevelopment meeting yields cautious support
Harrison City councilman Robert Meeks said a November 3 meeting with about 25 downtown business owners produced positive ideas for redevelopment such as off street parking street cleaning and curb repairs. He warned funds are scarce with 1984 Community Development money uncertain and city/state aid limited. He urged leadership from merchants and a cooling period before a next step.
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Barry Niemeyer
Harrison
Robert Meeks
Meeks
Harrison Building and Loan
Downtowners Business Association
Harrison and
Walnut Sts
Khave
Correction notice for Harrison Press discharge record
The Harrison Press A Looking Back item corrected Harold E. McQueen’s honorable discharge date to October 11 1952. The apology notes any inconvenience caused by the earlier error.
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Harrison Press
Harold E. McQueen
Thanksgiving Week Garbage Collection Delay Notice
During the Thanksgiving holidays there will be no garbage collection on Thursday November 25 or Friday November 26. Harrison Sanitation Dept requests residents to note the adjusted schedule and thanks them for cooperation.
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Harrison Sanitation Dept
Hensley charged with killing former wife in Bright Indiana
Ronald L. Hensley is held in Dearborn County Jail on murder charges after a late Sunday shooting of his former wife Rena E. Hensley 38 in Bright near Lawrenceburg Indiana. The weapon was a 12 gauge shotgun fired from about 22 feet.
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Dearborn
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Rena E. Hensley
Bright
James Theobald
Randy Lothridge
Rena Hensley
Sley
Hensley
Dearborn County
R.R. 2
Joseph W. Wotawill
Lester Baker
Baker
Tri-City
Harlan
Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church
Police visit greets North Dearborn kindergartners
Indiana State Police Sgt Ken Greves visited North Dearborn Elementary kindergarten classes on Monday October 11 1982. He showed his uniform equipment and police car while explaining the role of police in the community and emphasizing officers as friends.
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Ken Greves
Indiana State Police
North Dearborn Elementary
Mr. Greves
Lindsey Crook
Kim Kline
Sgt
Third Annual Hilarious Faculty Follies Set
The Southwest Classroom Teachers Association presents the Third Annual Faculty Follies on Friday November 19 and Saturday November 20 at 8 00 p m The variety show features Country and Rock and Roll and aims to raise money for the school district scholarship fund the all weather track the drama club and the music booster fund Tickets are on sale during rehearsal hours and one weekend only.
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The
Southwest Classroom Teachers Association
Widening Plan for Harrison Avenue and New Haven Road
Mayor Archie Mason and council members will meet with B. Shore of Leban to push removal of a 20 year old sump at New Haven Rd and Harrison Ave. The sump delays Harrison Ave widening and three lane New Haven Rd toward I-74. City engineer Jim Allen outlined plans long dormant, possible federal funding, and a timeline spanning up to ten years.
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Archie Mason
Robert Meeks
Harrison
B. Shore of Lebanon
New Haven Rd
Harrison Ave
Jim Allen
Allen
I-74
Stone Dr
Small Rd
East Central Band Boosters Meeting Cited
E C Band Boosters plan to meet in the school lunchroom on November 15 at the school. Members are urged to attend for updates on program needs and upcoming performances.
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East Central Band
WHHHS Students donate 525 to CF Foundation
The WHHHS Student Council raised 525 last Thursday for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Sally McGuire led this year's drive, bringing the decade total to 5125. CF remains a disease of the lungs and digestive system with no cure.
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WHHHS
Renee Schwartz
Greater Cincinnati
The
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Sally McGuire
CF Foundation
Sunman Elementary PTO Chili Supper Event
The annual Sunman Elementary PTO Chili Supper is set for Thursday November 18 1982 from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Menu includes chili fish or hot dog slaw applesauce dessert and drinks. Prices 2.50 for full dinners 1.50 for choice dinners carry outs available.
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Sunman Elementary Pto
Christmas Parade Mail to Harrison Jaycees
A note directs mailed submissions to the Harrison Jaycees Parade Chairman at P O Box 223 Harrison Ohio 49030 with Attn Parade Chairman handling.
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Harrison Jaycees
P.O
Harrison, Ohio
Parade
New Fire Hose Upgrades Discussed At Harrison Council
At the November 2 meeting Vice Mayor William Kuhlmann reported Harrison Fire Department lacked adequate hose for major fires. He noted engines could supply water only with 2 inch hoses, while a 5 inch hose would be needed in a large blaze to save lives.
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William Kuhlmann
Harrison
Harrison Fire Department
Kuhlmann
Allen
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Ronald L. Hensley
Theobald
Vine Street
Cincinnati
New Trenton
Ronald Lee, Jr
Jeffrey Hensley
Ronald
Karen Berkey
Jeff Elrod
Jennifer Hershberger
Sue McGuire
Melissa Schwandner
Marilyn Roth
Harrison Avenue
E.C
Jim Slusser
Harrison Bowl
Eddie Jackson
CF Kids
Sunman
Santos
Indeer
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