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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1970
Page
8
Sincere thanks to neighbors and First Christian Church members for food flowers and donations after the loss of Clyde Barrow. Dora Barrow and Family Kathy and Ronnie Redman Ruth and Alger Bascom express appreciation for support and arrangements.
The A group features William Henry Harrison High School students named Highest Honor for the first marking period of 1970 71. Recipients include Donna Span Jeanine Scherzinger David Sears Diana Stone Brad Colegate Karen Morris Rita Patterson Amy Burrill Mark Jellison Cynthia Rolfes Sarah Callan Diana Vanderpohl Ann Sigalus. Linda Allen and Dennis Schultz absent.
Mr and Mrs I G Calvert thank friends and relatives for attending their Golden Wedding reception on Sunday November 15 1970. They praise soloists Ray Baker David Tippenhauer Bernice Calvert and Mrs Lyle Rae for music and Rev Donald Rossman for help and remarks. They appreciate floral tributes cards and gifts.
A memorial note honors Louis F Bachman who died on Thanksgiving Day 1960. The verse laments an empty chair in a family gathering and expresses missing his presence, signed by wife and children.
Arthur W. Federmann of 224 Rockaway Ave Cincinnati died suddenly on Friday November 20 1970 in Dalton Georgia Visitation was held Tuesday services followed on Wednesday November 25 at 9 00 am and 10 00 am at St Aloysius Church He is survived by his wife Alysian and siblings Alma Wilish Lillian multiple names shown in inheritance family obituary notes
Clyde G Barrow died at 312 N Jefferson St Harrison Ohio on November 18 1970 at age 57 58 Funeral services were held at Lutz Funeral Home on November 21 1970 Rev Roger Meredith presiding J B Yeager Post 199 American Legion honor services were conducted during the visitation He was retired from Gulf Oil Company Surviving are wife Dora Barrow daughter Kathleen Redman of Oxford and sister Ruth Bascom of Harrison
Bruce R Minges age 22 son of Richard and Ruth Minges of Cincinnati died at Jewish Hospital on November 21 from natural causes. Mass of the Resurrection was held at St John the Baptist Church on November 24 with burial in St John Cemetery. Survived by parents two sisters Barbara and Thresa a brother David and grandfather George J Minges.
James C Combs 47 husband of Margaret Burrows Combs died of natural causes at Fort Hamilton Hospital on Friday November 20 Visitation followed at Jackman Funeral Home Funeral services were at New Home Church Hindman Ky burial was in Combs Cemetery Whitesburg Ky Survived by wife five children daughter in law a grandchild and three brothers
Theresa Jacobs age 84 formerly of Harrison died in St Louis Missouri on Saturday November 21 Funeral Home from 8 to 9 30 A M Wednesday with Requiem High Mass at St John the Baptist Church at 10 A M Interment in St John Cemetery Survived by sister Henrietta Jacobs of St Louis brother Peter Jacobs of Milwaukee and many nieces and nephews She was the sister of the late George Jacobs and aunt of Mrs Leo Knepfle Mrs Catherine Weisner and Mr Ralph Jacobs plus numerous nieces and nephews
Bright Homemakers II convened at Elma Viel's home on November 12 with fourteen members. They discussed Thanksgiving Bible gifts for mental health, upcoming December 1 deadlines, and lessons on making over clothes and communications in life. Members planned sewing at the hospital on December 2, and Ann Westerkam presented a Cool Rise Bread lesson with samples. Bingo prizes and a de-lunch were served.
St John the Baptist monthly raffle winners announced with participant names and prize amounts. Winners include Earl Roell from Johnson Fork Rd Harrison Ohio 45030 No 1805 $500 Mrs Mary Kloentrup Latonia Kentucky 41015 No 1494 $50 Clifford Zimmer Harrison Bowl Harrison Ohio No 727 $25 and Mr and Mrs Al Ollier 110 N Washington St Harrison Ohio No 201 $25.
Local desk notes that cover home life area events and community brief items as filed by the press. The column outlines neighborhood developments, social happenings, and small-town observations with emphasis on direct local names and places.
The Western Advisory Council met Monday evening November 16 at Mrs. Helen Baker Westbrook Cheviot. Eleven members attended with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Arnold absent. President Milton Knoliman led with prayer. Minutes by Alma Kramer. Discussion topics included reducing accidents and strengthening bargaining and marketing groups. A game and refreshments concluded a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Russell A. Grubbs of Harrison Ohio announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Donna Marie to James L. Renck son of Mr and Mrs John A Renck of Logan Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Souders and family were weekend visitors with the Buck Souders and Mike Lehman families of Seminole Florida. Carl is now an executive in the Finance and Accounting division of Chrysler Corporation in Atlanta Georgia, transferred from the Tampa office in June. They were formerly residents of Harrison Ohio.
The sanitation committee of the Village of Harrison announces a Thanksgiving week schedule. Thursday collection will occur Friday and Friday collection will occur Saturday. This applies to Harrison residents for the week.
Fireman Apprentice Ron ald O Wheeler Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Ave Cleves Ohio returned to Mayport Florida from a Mediterranean deployment aboard the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga.
The Harrison Avenue Baptist Church hosts a Gospel Song Fest on Saturday November 28 1970 at 7 00 PM at 1125 Harrison Ave. The event invites community members to join in singing and fellowship.
Hamilton County Education Association votes to support Leonard J. Arcilesi Cincinnati Public Schools for President elect of the Ohio Education Association. The board plans a floor nomination at the Columbus DEA Delegate Assembly December 10-12.
Charles Horsley is a patient at Christ Hospital in room 245 B for observation and tests.
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