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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1984
Page
2
The Harrison Press is a weekly newspaper in Harrison Ohio established in 1925. It publishes every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 with subscriptions $7.50 per year in advance in Ohio Indiana areas and $8.00 outside.
A snapshot of family milestones from 30 to 5 years ago includes a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Harrison, births at Ft. Hamilton and Mercy Hospital with weights and names such as Danny Thomas and Susan Marie, plus a 14 year old Enquirer boy and a 9:30 am Holy Matrimony in St. John the Baptist Church, reflecting a lively town record of marriages and births over the years.
The Harrison Press reports it is the largest weekly publication in Harrison, noting rising circulation and stronger advertising presence. Details highlight expanded distribution and community reach.
Society Bank defeated Wilson Ford on October 6 with Regina Radcliffe scoring three of four goals. The team dominated possession as the offense worked well, aided by assists from the entire lineup. Carla Farmer near-scored on a direct kick after a handball call, finishing with Society Bank's final tally. Coaches Stan Schaefer and Butch Farmer.
The District 17 Knothole Baseball Club will hold a fund raising auction on Sunday December 2 1984 at 1 00 PM at the Globetrotters VFW Post 6428 Addyston Ohio Proceeds benefit district players from Cleves North Bend Addyston Sayler Park Harrison Miami Heights Heaven Elizabethtown Ohio and Bright Indiana Auction service Gibeau Gibeau donates services Donations invited contact team managers players or district secretary Mady Garner 941-6679 or 941-1700 to contribute items for sale Proceeds fund 1985 entry fees ribbons patches trophies and more Auction news to follow in late November.
Wilson Ford opened a 1-0 lead in the first quarter as Beth Selm headed in a goal. Bevis 1 tied early in the third and added another in the fourth to win 2-1. Players mentioned include Mindy Greiner, Sandy Meyer, Allyson Clark, Gina Keller, and Lynn Siefer.
The Crosby Elementary School team finished 8 games undefeated, averaging 63 points per game for a total of 105 points. Team members include Bill Brown Jim Centers Mike Riggs Jeff Wilzback Dave Buskirk Chris Saunders Brent Beal Mike Brater Robbie Gibson and Kelly Bryant. Thanks go to staff Mr Athy and supporters Bill Reed Caleb Centers for uniforms and aid.
Meyers Garden Center stayed in sole possession of second place with a 3-2 win over Hamilton Tool on a slick field. Jon Chaney scored twice with assists from Scott Riehle Danameyer Brown White and J J Juzzi as Matt Nelson made key saves. The win keeps Meyers at 5 2 and 2 and a season finale against Village Pharmacy could share first in the striker division.
October 10 and 13 games saw Steve's Plumbing push to a 2-0 victory over Harrison's PFC. Michael Ham opened the scoring in quarter two, Ryan Stewart cleared a near-goal, and Joe Burt sealed the win with a fourth quarter insurance goal. Coaches were Charlie Salven and Tim Sheckels.
Paul Wiwi Inc boys passers raised their record to 7 1 1 on Saturday October 13 defeating Bevis 3 2. Matthew Smith opened scoring with a assist from Adam Allman while Bevis tied 2 2 at halftime after a second period goal. Corey Kaeser converted a late penalty to give Wiwi a lead they protected as the defense sealed the win. Team members include Michael Duffy Craig Martini Joey Nichols Matthew Smith Jason Noel Matt Davis Jonathan Brockman Greg Jacobs Adam Allman Corey Kaeser Jason Grubbs Damon Dickman Justin. Coach George Noel. assistants Bill Smith and Bob Whitmer.
Steve's Boys beat Fabulawn 2-0 on Saturday at the Harrison Community Center. Joe Burt opened scoring in the third quarter and Michael Cook added a second to secure the win. Players listed include Randy Woodall, Ryan Stewart, Brian Slaven, Cam Sheckels, Joseph Shaffer, and Jeffrey.
Jimmy Meyer, Mike Ham, Michael Cook, and Joe Burt are listed with coaches Charlie Slaven and Tim Sheckels. The Fabulawa passers include Jeremy Bolt, Howard Coli flower, Dan Dominic, David Griesheimer, Dusty Grubbs, Erwin Hein, Matt Hess, Patrick Hoffman, Matt Jacob, Michael Kirchgassner, Austin Koehler, Danny Miller, Eddie Chris Taylor, Ryan Wells and Greg Ungru. Coaching staff includes Jack Domonic and John Ungru with Matt Miller assisting.
The LAB team secured a 3-1 win highlighted by a decisive final two quarters. The first half of the match was not viewed as a major clash, but L&B leveraged adjustments to pull ahead.
Harrison High School and coach Jim Slusser shine in sectional results as the Wildcats finish third behind St. Xavier and Elder, signaling a strong run in Class AAA. Brieth Dole leads the Cats with 106 rushing yards in football, while football and cross country details highlight local league realignments and upcoming games.
Bevis relied on standout contributions from Jamie Cook Eric Volk Jenny Campbell and Maggie Fenech in a balanced win. The squad showed depth in both offense and defense, with each listed player delivering impactful plays and leadership on the field.
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