Band Sweetheart Crowned At Harrison Reading Halftime
At Friday night’s Harrison versus Reading football game halftime, one girl will be named Band Sweetheart with two attendants.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1972
Page
1
At Friday night’s Harrison versus Reading football game halftime, one girl will be named Band Sweetheart with two attendants.
Sue Kinnett and Judy Noel are chairmen for a horse show featuring the Appaloosa stallion Just a Jet. For information call 367-9889.
The Board of Directors of Sperry Rubber elected Clarke Sperry as President Chief Executive Officer and Director, effective October 1. Pierce Sperry was chosen Chairman of the Board. They reside in Harrison Ohio with their families.
The Harrison Fine Arts book sale is moved from Saturday October 7 to November. Readers are urged to watch the Harrison Press for details. To donate books contact Mrs. Paul Bauman or Mrs. Joseph Fischer at the provided numbers for pickup.
The Church of Christ at 220 Sunset Avenue in South Harrison will hold revival services led by mry McAdams a former home minister from St. Louis Michigan. Services begin 10 35 a m Sunday and continue nightly 7 30 through Friday October 13 with an invitation to all.
Nightly revival at Bright Church on October 1 with guest evangelist Mr Icenogle of Rush. Directed by Pat Stout and featuring Bright Church music. Stout, a junior at Cincinnati Bible Seminary, leads the congregation.
A Cowboys team from Wyoming defeated Harrison 19 to 14 in a rain-soaked game. Key plays included Steve Diebold’s 26 yard pass to Steve Bell and Gary Poling's extra point as Wyoming built a 13 to 7 halftime lead while Wyoming’s defense pressured Harrison throughout the contest.
The Country Fair at the United Methodist Church is sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. It features handmade articles bake goods and gifts for all ages. Open from 10 AM at Broadway and Walnut with lunch starting at 11 AM.
The Sunman Dearborn Community School District lists twenty four courses on the enrollment sheet sent home with students. Adults without children should contact principals for information. Classes meet 730 to 930 p.m. at Sunman or North Dearborn High.
Mr Leonard E Nowlin of West Road, after surgery at Christ Hospital, has been discharged and is now mobile on crutches at home following a hospital stay last week.
Debor ah Ann Spalding and Catherine Jo Spalding Sworn into the Air Force on September 26 1972 under a delayed enlistment program and expected to leave May 5 1973. They are Law High School graduates 1971 and 1972, daughters of Floyd Spalding of 1175 Maria Street Lawrenceburg Indiana. Their father Joseph Boyd Spalding served 25 years in the Air Force and retired from Air Operation, while their mother Bettye Spalding has served four years as a Weather Specialist.
Harold W. McClure died September 27 1972 at 64 his wife Thelma Grissom McClure surviving. Services were held September 30 at Lutz Brater Harrison with Rev. Roger Meredith officiating. Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery Harrison Ohio with American Legion Post 199 providing the military committal services. He was a former West Harrison Town Council Trustee and a Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company retiree.
The Ohio Association of Public School Employees Chapter 178 presents a highly regarded film about learning problems. It will be shown Monday October 9 at 7 30 P M in the Junior High Auditorium. Admission is free and the film is provided through the courtesy of The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The Hayes family and relatives mark their 68th reunion at the town hall in Elizabethtown Ohio on October 1 1972. A covered dish dinner with meat bread and beverages will start at noon and a program follows at 1 30 pm with president F Hayes Armbruster welcoming members.
Harrison Council 2633 joins 280 Ohio Councils in the 1972 All-Ohio Youth Campaign running Aug 31 to Nov 4. Proceeds fund local and state youth projects including Newman Apostolate, Columbian Squires, Xavier Operation Youth, scouting, Pee Wee, and Girls softball. Roy Webster named campaign chairman.
The estate of Edward Rosfeld in the St Peters area sold a farm of 84 acres with 3 barns and a 6 room home plus woods. Lurther Realty of Harrison, Ohio handled the transaction. When buying or selling you are only a phone call away to the action people.
North Dearborn High School PTA invites parents to an open house on Tuesday October 10 1972 at 7 30 PM. Parents may review student class schedules meet instructors and tour classrooms.
North Dearborn Homecoming on Friday October 6 features a float parade and halftime crown. Senior Andrea Merritt and Mike Ingles lead the queen candidates with escorts, while a Junior Class fish fry runs 5:30 to 8:00 EDST with advance tickets at 1.25 and 1.50 at the door.
The Fall Conference of the Fourth District American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on Sept. 27, 1972 with 99 registered. Officers and guest speakers shared reports on the Chicago National Convention, goals of one million members, and district activities. A radio raffle benefited units 199 and 256 of Loveland and Mt. Carmel Post 72 hosts a Nov. 5 reception.
On Saturday October 7 at 6 pm Harrison Pee-Wee teams host three under lights at the High School field. Six teams play three games Rams meet Colts Bulldogs clash with Packers and Bengals face Redskins for a big football night.
The Wildcat Boosters Club will meet in Room 108 of the High School on Monday night October 9, 1972 at 7 30 PM Films of the Brookville and Reading games will be shown.
Dearborn County Social Council invites all Aurora visitors to the Aurora Farmers Fair from 9 AM to 9 PM on October 7.
Mrs Mabel Katherine Vaught is listed as a patient at Ft Hamilton Hospital. She is assigned to room 531.
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