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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1971
Page
1
A tribute poem praising an artist who paints for all mankind. It speaks of sunset hues on grain fields and suggests the artist’s work embodies universal human connection through every stroke. The piece honors craft, memory, and shared vision.
The Oak Hills Highlanders visit the Cats Friday night October 15 as 3-2 Highlanders pose a tough test for Coach Steve Safford. A 6:30 high school send off precedes the road trip to Oak Hills.
The Harrison Democrat Club will meet at 8 P.M. on Wednesday October 20 1971 at Bob's Cozy Inn Club Room. With election day near the meeting aims to mobilize local interest and engage first time voters to meet the candidates.
Sergeant William P. Schoultheis, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Schoultheis of 5747 Jenkins Road Ottawa Ohio, earned the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Pease AFB New Hampshire. He was cited for meritorious service as an aircraft maintenance specialist with the 18th Special Operations Squadron at Da Nang Viet Nam and now serves with a Strategic Air Command unit at Pease. He attended Ross High School in Hamilton Ohio.
Wildcat Booster members gather at the High School on October 18 at 7 30 for a meeting. Films of Reading and Oak Hills games will be shown.
The Southwest School District faces a Nov 2 levy vote to restore bus transportation and resume Seatheron High School services. District officials warn that without state funds the hoped restoration may only maintain current operations, leaving curtailed programs at risk.
Four Enquirer newspaperboys earned scholarships at the 10th annual Outstanding Newspaperboy Awards banquet held October 7 at the Terrace Hilton. Senior winner Pat Weigel received 500 dollars. runner-up Bobby Theobald 250 dollars. Junior winner Fred Harms also received 250 dollars.
Regular monthly band boosters meeting called to order by Mrs Alfred Posey at 7 P M on Monday October 18 1971 at Williams Harrison High School. Meeting precedes Wildcats boosters meeting by an unspecified amount.
All parents of children attending West Harrison Elementary are invited to attend an Open House on Tuesday evening October 26 1971 from 7 to 8 30 P M D S T. Meet teachers view classrooms and show interest in your child’s education.
Harrison Lions Club and the Leo's Club sponsor a Pee Wee football queen for four teams in the Southwest School District. Girls ages 10 to 12 may apply at local venues with a deadline of October 27. The pageant follows the November 5 game at 6 30 with four finalists and a queen crowned.
Margaret E. Simonson nee Schreiber dies at age 82 on October 10 1971 in Cincinnati Ohio after residing at 212 South Vine Harrison. Eastern Star services held at Lutz Funeral Home October 12 1971 with funeral October 13. Interment Glen Haven Cemetery Harrison. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church of Harrison. Survived by sisters Stella Schenkel Emma Zind and brother Carl Schreiber.
Roger Lausch, manager of travel services for Procter and Gamble, was elected president of the Ohio Passenger Traffic Association and serves on its board. A Harrison, Ohio resident for 19 years, he and his wife Shirley live at 1008 Harrison Avenue with their three children. He has served on the Southwest School District Board of Education and pursued an MBA at the University of Maryland.
Marine Cpl. Paul E. Darling son of Mr and Mrs Ralf W Darling of Rt 1 Guilford Ind was promoted to his present rank while serving with a military unit in the field.
Obituary notes Charles B. Crouch longtime Hamilton County schools administrator born in Willard Ohio. He taught coached and led districts including Harrison New Haven and the Cincinnati area before retirement in 1962. He held multiple educational and civic posts and earned an honorary law degree in 1962.
Brenda Lynn Winup two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell dies of pneumonia in a grim family tragedy.
U S District Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, Norbert Nadel, will address the Harrison Club on Monday October 18 1971 at 8 00 PM. The event is a brief political forum for Republican candidates.
The Maskrafters of Georgetown College Kentucky present their first play of the production season featuring Tim Hunter in a Charlie Brown stage adaptation at Georgetown.
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