Harrison couple announce engagement of Diane Nowlin
Engagement of Diane Nowlin of Crescent Springs Kentucky to Joel McIntosh of Florence Kentucky announced by Mr and Mrs Leonard Nowlin. The bride elect a 1977 graduate of William Henry Harrison High and Clopay Corp. employee in Cincinnati. The groom a 1977 Boone County High School graduate and Procter and Gamble employee in Cincinnati. marriage planned November 12 1983 at Hopeful Lutheran Church Florence Kentucky.
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Leonard
Red) Nowlin
Harrison
Diane
Crescent Springs
Joel Lee McIntosh
Donald McIntosh
Florence, Ky
Wm. Henry
Superintendent urges voters on Issue 3 and tax effects
The superintendent warns that repealing Issue 3 would cut senior credits halve unemployment funding and devastate education in Ohio with a $637 million FY85 cut and a $727,000 hit to Southwest Local School District. Town meetings at Wm Henry Harrison High School will broadcast The After program with a panel and call-in to discuss the drug alcohol issue.
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Ohio
Southwest
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Norman Gellert Named 1983 Realtor of the Year
Norman Gellert of Grady Realtors is recognized as 1983 Realtor of the Year by the Southeastern Indiana Board of Realtors SEIBR. He has served on the Multiple Listing Committee and as SEIBR director, operates a beef farm near Guilford with Lois, and holds leadership roles in Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance, Bright Lions Club, and local church activities.
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Norman Gellert
R.R. J. Guilford
Southeastern Indiana Board of Realtors
Gellert
SEIBR
Grady Realtors
Lois
Guilford
Dearborn Hills
United Methodist Church
Patrons’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lawrenceburg
Bright Lions Club
Diabetic Retinopathy Threatens Blindness in Diabetics
Ohio Society warns diabetic retinopathy causes more new blindness in Americans under 75 than other eye disorders. Dr. Frederick Davidoff notes diabetics face higher risks for glaucoma and cataract and should receive annual eye exams. Advances like laser treatment and closed loop insulin systems offer hope for better control and fewer cases.
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Ohio
National Society
Frederick Davidorf
Davidoff
Ohio State University
Kindervelt Kinderklaus Markt to Benefit CHMC in Cincinnati
The Eighth Kinderklaus Markt, sponsored by Kindervelt, raises funds for Children's Hospital Medical Center. Nov 2 5 9 p.m. and Nov 3 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Armory 1400 Reading Rd admission $3 opening night $1 Markt Day. Over 20,000 handmade items, crafts, gifts, baked goods, foods, and a babysitting option on Markt Day. Free shuttle from Swifton Shopping Center. Kinderkelt contributors include Harrison area 65 Harrison led by President Trina Jacob.
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Cincinnati
Kindervelt
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
CHMC
Ohio National Guard
Armory
Reading
T.V
Swifton
Reading Road
Seymour
Rman For
Kentucky
Kindervelt Cardiovascular Institute
Kinderklaus Markt
Harrison Vanpool Forms For Downtown Cincinnati Commute
RIDESHARE of the OKI Regional Council of Governments is forming a third party vanpool from Harrison to downtown Cincinnati. A Chrysler luxury van will be leased and shared among commuters paying about 11 dollars a month or 12 75 dollars weekly for the 70 mile round trip. The van would arrive in Cincinnati at 7 15 a.m. and depart at 5 15 p.m. Contact Brian Severn at 367 0984 for more information plus Grothaus at 241 RIDE or 621 7060 for additional van or carpool details.
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Harrison
Cincinnati
Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Rideshare
Vanpool
Tech Vanpool
Brian Severn
Severn
Grothaus
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Cleste
Rhodes
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Sunpower Solar
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Harrison, Ohio
Firestone Motorsports
Firestone
Brogan Tire
Richard Oberschlake
Harrison Ave
James D. Chilcoat
Harrison, Oh
the Press
Trina Jacobs
Cordio
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