Spirit Week Sparks Wildcat Pride at Harrison High
William Henry Harrison High School celebrated Spirit Week September 27 to October 1 with activities from Player Appreciation Day to Hat Day and a Friday pep assembly. The event, culminating in a noisy, colorful show, featured over 150 signs and a four-player photo of Wildcats stars Dennis Quatkemeyer Jerry Dean Dennis Schultz and Louis Minor labeled Hot Day.
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William Henry Harrison High School
Cats
Spirit
Wildcat
Dennis Quatkemeyer
Jerry Dean
Dennis Schultz
Louis Minor
Proclamation Proclaims Columbus Day Observance 1971
The document declares October 11, 1971 as a Columbus Day observance in Harrison Ohio. It honors Christopher Columbus for discovering America and urges reflection on blessings gained through wisdom courage and law based on divine guidance and human dignity. Dated October 11 1971 and signed by Mayor Harry A Rolfes.
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America
Christopher Columbus
Harry A. Rolfes
Harrison
Ohio
Harrison Chamber of Commerce Dinner Meeting October 13 1971
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce holds its monthly dinner meeting at Sunset Inn on October 13 1971 with reservations handled by John C Brater at Lutz Funeral Home or by phone 634 3611 by October 11. Dinner costs 2.25 dollars and begins 6 45 PM followed by a meeting at 8 PM to plan Christmas activities and appoint a nominating committee.
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Harrison Chamber of Commerce
Sunset Inn
John C. Brater
Lutz
Harrison
Arson Suspected in Ed Pope Farm Barn Fire Near Elizabethtown
A Saturday fire destroyed a large barn on the Ed Pope Farm about 20 miles north of Elizabethtown on Suspension Bridge Road. Whitewater Township Fire Department units fought the blaze. About 1000 bales of straw, a plow, and a wagon were lost. Fresh auto tracks suggested possible arson. no one had been in the barn for about a month and the structure had no wiring.
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Ed Pope
Elizabethtown
Suspension Bridge Road
Whitewater Township
Gulf Oil Fined for Ohio River Spill Near North Bend
Gulf Oil Corp. was fined $1000 by Judge Timothy S. Hogan for failing to report promptly a spill of 2250 gallons into the Ohio River near North Bend Ohio. The spill occurred Aug 4 and was reported to the Coast Guard the next day. officials cited a night changeover as the cause.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Timothy S. Hogan
U. S. District Court
Ohio River
North Bend
Ohio
Norbert A. Nadel
U. S
U. S. Coast Guard
Gulf
Seventy-eight Nursing Students Receive Uniforms at Good Sam
Fourteen young women and one young man from the area joined 88 students of Cincinnati Hosp Nursing to receive the student nurse uniform in a ceremony held in the hospital auditorium last week. The three year program includes Alan Doerman, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Doerman of 3171 Stour ton, as part of the Hospital Employee Scholarship award.
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Cincinnati
Hosp Nursing
Alan Doerman
Clifford Doerman
Stourton Hospital
Golden Bears win Pee Wee game 14 to 6
The Golden Bears defeated the Bull dogs 14 to 6 last Sunday. The next game is Sunday at 1 30 PM at the high school. Junior boys teams play Saturday at 6 30 PM at the high school.
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Golden Bears
Bulldogs
Mrs Herbert Howard Admitted For Major Surgery
Mrs Herbert Howard entered Providence Hospital in Cincinnati for major surgery on Monday. She is assigned room 385.
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Herbert Howard
Providence Hospital
Cincinnati
Sweetheart Crowned by Wildcat Marching Band at Home Game
Linda Pope 2nd runner up, Pam Pope queen, and Diane Stehlin 1st runner up pictured. Cats hold Cowboys scoreless at half time as band event ties into football victory atmosphere. Photo credits Blanken.
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Wildcat
The
Cats
Cowboys
Linda Pope
Pam Pope
Diane Stehlin
Blanken
Bill Revis Father Dies in Sharonville
Bradley Revis of 11137 Spinner Ave Sharonville died Thursday September 30 Services were held at Sharonville Presbyterian Church Monday October 4 Rose of Sharon Lodge IOCF and Sharonville Rebecca Lodge No 818 conducted services Sunday evening He is survived by three sons John C William J Bill and Thomas E Gene Revis two daughters Vivian Raffel Barbara Emmons three brothers George Mel and Boyd Revis five sisters Mrs Byrd Forster Mrs Dennis Bray Mrs Steve Gilbert Mrs Burley Smith Mrs Edward Smith He was preceded in death by brother John Revis and sister Mrs Bradley Collett
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Sharonville Presbyterian Church
Rose of Sharon Lodge I
C.F
Sharonville
Rebecca Lodge No
John C
William J
Bill
Thomas E
Gene) Revis
Vivian Raffel
Barbara Emmons
George
Mel
Boyd Revis
Byrd Forster
Dennis Bray
Steve Gilbert
Burley Smith
Edward Smith
John Revis
Bradley Collett
New Telephone Directories To Be Delivered In 1971
Cincinnati Bell will hand deliver the Harrison Telephone Directory for the first time with the 1971 issue starting October 13. The Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky directory will also be delivered, with about 7,600 Harrison copies ordered, a few hundred more than last year. The directory features a cover photo of the area’s only covered man and urges readers to underline and circle important numbers for easy use all year.
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Cincinnati Bell
Greater
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Greater Cincinnati
Winners listed in local PP E competition
Local Punt Pass and Kick contest at William Henry Harrison High fields sponsored by Ford Motor Company and Baker Reedy Ford with Harrison Jaycees. Top 3 in each age group receive prizes. zone competition to follow for first place winners and local dealers will notify times.
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Henry Harrison
Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Baker-Reedy Ford
Harrison Jaycees
Harrison
James Nolan
Flora Road
Mark Meyers
Harrison Ave
Tim Williams
Whitewater Dr
Astoon Powers
Campbell Road
Doug Bybee
Park Ive
Ronnie Beckman
Cornerbrook Road
Mark K. Powers
Benny Tenhundfeld
Westfield Dr
Donald Kaeser
Tood W. Powers
Chris Remillard
Weathervane la
Airport Tour Program Expands At Greater Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Airport expands its Fall 1971 tour program for groups. Tours visit the Fire Department and a plane, are free, by appointment at 9 30 11 00 and 1 30 Monday to Friday, or other times by arrangement. Groups range 15 to 60 people. For more information call Public Relations at 371 6520.
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Greater Cincinnati
Organiza Cne Pa
Hunter Spare That Cable Planned Motto Sparks Fishing for Similar Phrase
Cincinnati Bell seeks to repurpose a proverb to reflect cable shooting incidents. Squirrel hunting season began September 10 and reports show 18 cable shootings in Northern Kentucky and nine in Butler County, causing service interruptions though not complete outages. Incidents span Florence Erlanger Falmouth Bromley Alexandria Warsaw Williamstown Walton Butler Independence Lever Mile Reily Shandon Hamilton. Rural residents rely on cables for hunting privileges and communications.
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Cincinnati Bell
Kentucky
Butler County
Florence
Erlanger
Falmouth
Bromley
Alexandria
Warsaw
Williamstown
Walton
Butler
Independence
Northern
Lever Mile
Reily
Shandon
Hamilton
Public Meeting On Mental Health And Retardation Set
Health and Retardation Board plans to improve psychiatric care in the county focusing on outlying areas. A public meeting is planned for Oct. 14 at 7 30 p.m. at the Christian Church in Harrison to discuss service improvements. Rodney Beinghaus will lead Catchment Area No 1 discussions. Community members are invited and organizations are urged to send delegates.
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Health and Retardation Board
Christian Church
Harrison
Rodney Beinghaus
Annual Veterans Day Card Party at Harrison Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts the annual Veterans Day Card Party and Social on November 6 at the Legion Home, 110 North Vine Street, Harrison. Activities start at 8:00 PM with a social and card games for attendees.
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American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Home
North Vine St
Harrison
Wildcats Rally in Final Quarter to Top Wyoming Cowboys
Defense by Coach Ken Root's unit sparks the Cats in the fourth period as they shut down the Cowboys and surge ahead. Louie Minor's interception on the 27-yard line led to Mark Knose scoring from 27 yards, with Jeff Kelley adding the extra point. Jeff Pepper and Jerry Dean produced key runs while Dean scored from the 2 after a fumble recovery. Kelley added a late conversion as the Wildcats prevail in a hard fought finish.
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Ken Root
Cincinnati
Wyoming Cowboys
Cats
Big Green
Cowboys
Wildcats
Louie Minor
Mark Knose
Harrison
Jeff Kelley
Jeff Pepper
Jerry Dean
Kelley
Wyoming
Dean
Kelly
Fae
Reading
Blue Devils
Jerry Daugherty
Post Office Closed Monday For Columbus Day
Correspondents are asked to please send or bring their news articles in to the Press early for the next edition. Because of Columbus Day, the Post Office will be closed. Thank You.
Sue Beathard Worthy Advisor Installed by Rainbow for Girls
On October 9 1971 the installation of new officers of Harrison Assembly No 127 Rainbow for Girls will be held at 8 00 PM at the OOF Hall. Elected officers include Sue Beathard Worthy Advisor Vivian Bowling Charity Debbie Lail Hope Brenda Holland Faith Barbara Allen Recorded Liz Crowell Treasurer Diane Richardson. Debb ie Tallman will preside at the registration table hostesses are Mrs Marguerite Griesser and Mrs Henry Warelman. The public is invited to attend.
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Harrison Assembly No. 127
Rainbow For
Sue Beathard
Vivian Bowling
Charity
Debbie Lail
Hope
Brenda Holland
Faith
Barbara Allen
Liz Crowell
Diane Richardson
Debbie Tallman
Marguerite Griesser
Henry Warelman
Sorority Plans Second Annual Charity Horse Show
Final preparations underway for the 2nd Annual Beta Sigma Phi Charity Horse Show at Lloyd Curry Farm on Baugman Rd. on Sunday October 10 starting at 10:00 AM. English and Western horses compete with proceeds going to the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Injured Children. Gate donation is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children with home made refreshments available.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Te Lloyd Curry Farm
Baugman Rd
Ohio Valley Clinic
Harrison
Curry Farm
Car Tractor Crash Injures Two Near Brookville
Two people were hurt when a car and a farm tractor collided on U S 52 about three miles south of Brookville at 7 p m Friday. William J Meyer 50 of R 5 drives the tractor and is in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after transfer from Fayette Memorial Hospital Connersville. Pierce Sperry an official of the Sperry Rubber and Plastics Co was attempting to pass the west bound tractor and struck it in the rear.
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U.S. 52
Brookville
William J. Meyer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Connersville
Priece Sperry
Sperry Rubber and Plastics Co
Tom Davis
Sperry
Crosby PTA Open House Hopes to Engage Parents
Crosby School P T A meets Thursday October 7 at 8 00 P M for Open House to let parents meet teachers and visit classrooms. A Hobby Show features prizes for 1st and 2nd place in three classes for upper, middle, and lower grade groups.
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Crosby School
P.T.A
Curtis Vaught Patient at Ft Hamilton Hospital
Curtis Vaught is identified as a patient at Ft Hamilton Hospital located in room 516.
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Curtis Vaught
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
West Harrison Plans Fluoride Toothpaste Program
Dearborn County and Sunman Schools will begin a first week of November fluoride program for all kindergarteners at West Harrison Elementary. The State Board of Health and local dentists support the initiative. free treatment is offered to enrolled West Harrison students whose permission slips are signed and returned.
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Dearborn County
Sunman
State Board of Health
State Dental Division
I. O. K. Stage Horse Show at Rocking R Ranch
The I. O. K. Riders Saddle Club sponsors a horse show at Rocking R Ranch with twenty six events and total pay back of 905 dollars.
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I. O. K. Riders Saddle Chub Inc
Rocking R
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Chamber of Commerce
Good Sam
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Bradley Revis
Spinner Ave
Pp&e
Defense Sparks
Sorority
Pierce Sperry
Crosby Pta “Open House
Ft. Hamilton
W. Harrison
I. O. K. Stage Horse Show
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