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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1985
Page
4
Invitation to the annual Ecumenical Ladies Christmas Luncheon at St John United Church of Christ on December 5 at noon. A covered dish luncheon with beverages, program by Lawrence Sandman. Origin of town mayor's Christmas Fund noted. Aimed at community fellowship and attendance.
Mr and Mrs Iliff G Calvert of Harrison celebrated sixty fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday November 17 1985 with friends at Dearborn Hills United Methodist Church The Yoxthimer family hosted a reception after service Robby and Ryan Yoxthimer attended The granddaughters family could not be present Rev Roger Simmons and Daniel Amy and Andrea sent best wishes The family later dined together at the Brown Derby restaurant
Harold and Hilda Weaver of Johnson Fork Road mark their 55th anniversary on November 27 1985. Married November 27 1930 at St Martin's Church Cheviot Ohio by Rev Henry Schuer. They have 28 and 21 great grandchildren and plan a quiet family celebration.
Last week I recalled the holiday era as the town prepares for a Christmas walk. The Church of Christ on Main Street will host an open evening with an adult choir singing carols and a hardy youth choir performing. Dianne McWilliams offers antiques and collectibles.
American Education Week brought contests for all grades and programs on drug abuse and entertainment, an open house and super citizen day. A mothers panel judged coloring and poster entries. awards went to Yvetta Kolb Brandy Schalk Anita Norman and Tonya Henson with Tonya Schooley receiving a red ribbon. Miss Shelley Davis named Teacher of the Year. a traveling plaque accompanies the honor. Carmel Apples Club meets December 4 at 9:00 a.m. to work on classroom projects and hold a Christmas store craft bake sale and jogger suit sales.
A nostalgic holiday guide describes a walking route along S.R. 128 and West Mill Street featuring Carrier's Antiques and Things, Pat's Clothes Closet, Steve's Dry Cleaners, a post office lobby, the Bevis Hotel building, the Methodist Church crafts sale, Harvey's Stained Glass, and nearby hospitality. It advises safe crossing at lights, free parking, and keeping children in tow for a pleasant, low-stress night of happiness.
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