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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
1
The Harrison fall banquet honors football, golf, and cross country athletes with a guest speaker Mr. John Dunnette executive secretary of the Hamilton County Suburban League. Adults pay 1.50 and students 1.00 with Julienne Salad offered in place of spaghetti.
Cub-O-Rama tickets cost $1.00 and are available from Cub Scouts in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky or at the door. Proceeds support Cub Scout programs of participating packs. Chairman is Robert Wiegand, TV vice president for Taft Broadcasting Corporation.
The Knights of Columbus sponsor a nationwide basketball free throw contest for youths aged 11 through 14. Local in person rounds will be held Saturday November 22 and November 29 1975 at St John the Baptist School parking lot from noon to 3 pm. Participants must show proof of age and have applications signed by a parent or guardian.
Frank Y Grayson's Turning Back The Clock scrapbooks contain over 4000 columns from 1934 onward. Owner Mr Schueschner collected and pasted the Grayson writings, with Harrison ties and area pictures. Guests Russel and Mildred hosted a supper for Mrs Dorothy Waller Miss Bess Turrell and Mrs Alma Sawyer.
The council approved a 55000 budget for a professional planning director and set a public hearing at Hamilton County Court House on November 26. The proposal involves HUD planning with master planner duties and a three month timeline for center development.
Diana L. Manrod, 28, of 674 Stafford Hamilton Ohio fled on foot from a police pursuit on Harrison Ave. Officer Honaker checked a car on Elbern Ave in Biddle Heights about 1 30 a m when the girl fled on foot but was not captured.
Two more Citizens Band radios were stolen on Sunday November 16. Investigating officer John Klump is cited, with Eric Grubbs named in connection to the incident.
WHHHS Wildcat Boosters schedule a December 1 meeting at 7 00 p m in the high school gym to discuss the 1975 76 Wildcat. North Dearborn Rescue Unit meets Thursdays at 6 00 p m at the Bright Indiana Fire House. Roy Lutz donates beef for a raffle at the N D Rescue Unit dance December 13 at the V F W Hall tickets from members.
A bid for a 1976 Ford priced at 4861 dollars was approved by the council. The action records the purchase offer and formal approval of the bid.
Fred DeMotte appeared in Hamilton County Municipal Court on November 13 and was bound over to the Grand Jury with bonds totaling $25,000. The judge set felonious assault bonds of $15,000 for Mary Jane Lutz and $10,000 for Eugene Dougoud after a November 7 shooting at a New Haven Trailer Park. DeMotte remains in the county jail.
William Henry Harrison High School hosts Back To School Days on Wednesday and Thursday this week inviting parents and district adults to join classes study hall lunch and activities. The event aims to improve home school communication and the overall school program with a goal to tailor resources such as extra chairs and seating.
Hamilton County auditor Joseph L. Decourcy Jr reports a distribution of 14 million dollars among county agencies. Funds come from state sales, income, franchise and financial institutions taxes allocated by a formulas based on population and needs.
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