Cross Country News From Harrison High School
The William Henry Harrison High School cross country teams near season end after eight meets against North Dearborn Reading Taylor Whitewater and Laurel plus invitational events. Hamilton County Sub urban League meets are set for October 7 and 14. Senior Charles Donaworth consistently places in the top group with Mike Souders Ricky Lemmel and Kenny Boursquin also showing strong form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison High School
Jerry Bovard
North Dearborn
Reading
Taylor
Whitewater
Laurel
Hamilton County
Charles Donaworth
Mike Souders
Ricky Lemmel
Kenny Boursquein
Tree Falls in Alley Endangering Passersby
An old tree broke at ground level and toppled in an alleyway causing minor damage and no injuries. Authorities noted the incident and cleared the area as workers inspected the debris.
Sorority Charity Horse Show Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
The Beta Sigma Phi chapters of Harrison Ohio sponsor a charity horse show on Sunday October 11 at Lloyd Curry Farm 9854 Baughman Road Harrison to aid the Hamilton County Cancer Society which is closing clinics due to lack of funds. The event features 26 classes with Western and English divisions and ponies quarter horses Arabians and Tennessee Walking Horses. Judged by Mr Wayne Nichols with Halter classes at 9 30 am and afternoon events at 1 00 pm Adults pay 1 and children over six 50 cents. For details contact Judy Noel at 634-5280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Harrison
Ohio
Lloyd Curry
Baughman Road
Hamilton County Cancer Society
Ham
Judy Noel
Cats Escape Panther Claws in Narrow Win
Harrison Wildcats defeated Lockland 14 to 6 at the losers' stadium. Tony Pepper scampered 70 yards for a touchdown and threw a 30-yard pass to Greg Dougoud for another score. Roger Lawson answered for Lockland with a 75-yard TD run as defense dominated. Harrison next faces Oak Hills and then travels to North Bend to face the Taylor Yellowjackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Pepper
Greg Dougoud
Harrison Wildcats
Lockland
Cats
Roger Lawson
Panther
Dave Sensibaugh
Panthers
Pepper
Beckman
Randy Taylor
Harrison
Mike Brech
Jerry Dean
Sensibaugh
Oak Hills
Igilanute
Moto Cross Races Set For Sunday At Lloyd Curry Farm
The Ohio Valley Competition Club invites spectators to a Sunday Moto-Cross at Lloyd Curry farm on Baughman Road. Over 125 riders from the Tri-State area are expected with top riders from New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. practice starts at 11 and races at 1 PM. Gate price is 1.50 with under 12 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Curry
Baughman Road
Tri-State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio Valley Competition Club
Films To Be Shown At Boosters Meeting
Harrison High School Athletic Boosters Club holds a regular meeting Monday October 5 at 7 30 P M at the Senior High School. After the meeting films of Lemon Monroe and Oak Hills games will be shown. Attendance praised and Boosters announce plans including serving dinners before games selling programs and an adult dance after the Taylor game October 10. Membership is $1.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School Athletic Boosters Club
Lemon-Monroe
Oak Hills
Harrison Lions Club Birthday Calendar Ad
Harrison Lions Club invites listings of meeting dates for the 1971 Birthday Calendar sponsored by the club. Contact Clyde Brockey at home 634-2080 or office 634-2131 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison Lions Club
Clyde ‘‘Brockey
Lake stocked with 8500 bass at Miami Whitewater Forest
The Hamilton County Park District stocked the new lake at Miami Whitewater Forest with 8 500 largemouth bass provided by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The stocked fish are fingerling size now and are expected to reach about 10 inches in a year as they grow into available fishing. The lake, completed in 1969, is scheduled to open in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton. County Park
Miami Whitewater Forest
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
United Appeal reports 3.56 million with 34.5 percent of goal
Two weeks into the annual drive United Appeal has contributions and pledges totaling 3 556 277 81 for 34 5 percent of a 10 3 million goal Campaign Chair Fletcher Nyce of Central Trust urged volunteers to push momentum at a luncheon The campaign runs through October 21 with the next report on October 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal
Fletcher E. Nyce
Central Trust Company
United
Legion Auxiliary Meeting set for October fifth
The J. B. Yeager Unit No. 199 will hold its October 5th meeting in the Legion Home with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 P M District No 4 officers will be guests and outline yearly plans Girls State Delegates report Annual dues due by October 20th Meat buns and coffee provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Yeager
Legion Home
Blackburn student named national Presbyterian scholar
David L. Sigalus joins Marcia C. Cooper and Wendy H. Reding as National Presbyterian Scholars in UPC USA program. Winners are chosen for academic achievement leadership and character with top quartile ranking and UPC related college intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn College
National Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Marcia C. Cooper
Lombard
Wendyh. Reding
Marseilles
David L. Sigalus
Harrison
Ohio
Effingham
UPC USA
Board of Christian Education
Donald V. Raley
Blackburn
Carlinville
Ill
Sigafus
Alvin D. Sigafus
Constance Place
Effingham High School
Lydia
Mrs Katie Grubbs Celebrates 87th Birthday
Mrs Katie Grubbs marked her 87th birthday on Saturday September 19 1970. Mr James Kober Mrs Kober and their children Jimmy Jr April Maria and Peggy Dawn joined in the celebration. Ice cream and cake were served as Grandma received gifts from the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Grubbs
James Kober
Jimmy Jr
April Maria
Peggy Dawn
Grandma
Mike Kirry Chooses Indian River Junior College Baseball
Michael Kirry son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Kirry of 102 Westfield Dr attends Indian River Junior College Ft Pierce Florida where he has been chosen as shortstop. The fall schedule began in Sept with games against Miami Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach teams and he is batting .300 while staying with Aunt and Uncle Joseph and Mary Wockley. He is a Elder graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kirry
Eugene Kirry
Westfield Dr
Indian River
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Mike
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Palm Beach
Joseph Wockley
Elder
Cincinnati College of Education announces 1970 71 graduate assistantships
The University of Cincinnati College of Education and Home Economics reveals its graduate assistantships for the 1970 1971 academic year. Among honorees is Mary Jo Huismann of Harrison Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati College of Education and Home Economics
Mary Jo Huismann
Stout
Three Days Left to Register for PP&E in Harrison
The Harrison Punt Pass and Kick contest deadline is Friday October 2. Boys ages 8 to 13 may register at Baker-Reedy Ford with a parent or guardian, no entry fee, six age groups, local trophies, and a path toward district and national finals in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Baker-Reedy
Ford
Ray Baker
Pp&k
Ford Dealer
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Mrs. Lois Bovard Wins Creative Writing Award
Lois Ellen Donaworth Bovard of Harrison and a June 1970 Miami University graduate was named one of five winners of the Carl Greer Andrew Hepburn Award in Creative Writing for the 1969 70 school year at Miami University. She wrote poems titled Before They Come and received 33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ellen Donaworth Bovard
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Miami University
Miami
Bovard
College of Arts & Sciences
Montaine
Daniel and Margaret Bookwalter
du Bois Bookstore
Snyder
Jack Matthews
Ohio University
Hanger Stout
Harcourt, Brace & World
DuBois
Walter Havighurst
Emerson
Havighurst
Kater Jr. Named Delegate to Florence Film Festival
G C Kater Jr. named United States delegate to the Eleventh International Industrial Film Festival in Florence Italy September 25 30 1970. Kater vice president and general manager of Modern Talking Picture Service New York will travel with his wife Joyce. former Harrison resident and Harrison High School graduate. his mother Mrs G C Kater lives at 209 South Hill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Kater, Jr
Florence
Italy
William G. Carr
Council On International Nontheatrical Front
CINE
Washington, D. C
Council of the Industrial Federations of Europe
United States
Kater
Modern Talking Picture Service
New York
Joyce
Harrison
Harrison High School
G. C. Kater
South Hill Street
Wildcat Booster Dance Planned for October 10
The Wildcat Boosters sponsor a dance Saturday October 10 at 9:00 pm at the American Legion Hall. Joe Dick's Band provides music. event runs until 1:00 am. Tickets cost six dollars per couple. beer and setups are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wildcat Boosters
American Legion Hall
Joe Dick
Sam Knowlton Returns from Hillebrand Dillebrend Merde Hae
Sam Knowlton returned from Hillebrand Dillebrend Merde Hae, with unclear details. The fragment mentions his name and a place or event, but the exact nature remains unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Knowlton
Hillebrand Dillebrend Merde
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Harry A. Rolfes
Lyle Smith
Mr. Smith
LeFeber and Associates
Wallace Lanham
Sorority
Ilton County
Donald Loos
Ways and Means
Nw Lambda Chapter
Donna van Cleave
American Cancer
North Bend
Taylor Yellowjackets
Boosters
New Lake
United Appeal Campaign
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
National Presby
Mike Kirry
Jr. College
Pp&e
Dave Lee
Bill Nelson
Fred Cox
Hank Stram
Bud Grant
Ford Dealers of America
National Football League
America
Wayne Stroud
Harrison Jaycees
Henry Harriedtigh
Bchool
Lois Bovard
Milton White
Richard S. Donnell, Jr
Helene R. Fuller
Spiro Peterson
C. A. Donaworth
Jefferson St
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