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First Presbyterian on Broadway and Vine in Harrison Ohio lists Sunday Church School at 9 30 a m and worship service at 11 00 a m with no further details provided in the text.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
6
First Presbyterian on Broadway and Vine in Harrison Ohio lists Sunday Church School at 9 30 a m and worship service at 11 00 a m with no further details provided in the text.
Instruction classes for new church members meet for grades 7 through 12 on Saturdays at 4 p m Adults meet Sundays at 9 30 a m in the Pastor s study High youth attend Sunday services Optional events include a Bike Hike for the Music and Worship Committee meeting October 20 at 7 p m The annual Halloween Party for the Church School is set for October 30 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m An Evening Circle gathering is at Jean Davis home October 21 at 7 30 p m Prayer groups meet Mondays at the Christian Church 1 30 p m Wednesdays at the Methodist Church 9 a m and at the Presbyterian Church 7 p m
Crosby United Methodist Church on 9091 Church St lists activities from October 24 to October 31 including church school at 9 15 A M worship at 10 20 A M spaghetti supper by Youth Believers at 4 30 P M October 25 men bowling October 26 administrative board October 27 choir October 31 Youth Sunday with all events planned by Pastor Dana Heaton and Choir Director Evelyn Heaton
First Christian Church on Park Avenue at Sycamore Street hosts Chi Rho and CYF meeting at 7 00 p m Prayer group at 1 30 p m on Monday October 25 1971 The notice lists location and times for church groups.
The Planning Committee meets Tuesday October 26 1971 at 7 00 p m followed by a cabinet meeting at 7 00 p m with sessions planned for that evening.
R R Harrison notes sympathy from the community to the Langdon family of Snow Hill road after James Langdon died Friday night at Fort Hamilton Hospital. George Blades returned from eye surgery at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Mrs Leora Garard will undergo surgery at Fort Hamilton Hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs Don Turner and Mr and Mrs David Jones with family spent several days in the Smoky Mountains. Hamilton visited the Terry home on Snow Hill. they moved Saturday to a new home nearby.
Venice Ohio reports Lt. Cpl. Danny R. Clark enlisted in the U S Marine Corps in June and Pvt. David Lee Clark joined the Army in January 1971. Danny serves while David completed basic training at Ft Leonard Wood and maintenance supply at Grante City before being stationed at Ft Hood Texas. David, a Ross High School graduate of 1971, is among the family’s servicemen.
School lunch listings show North Dearborn High School and West Harrison Elementary serving Beans and Franks Cole Slaw on one day and Beef-a-roni Buttered Peas Apple on Corn Bread and butter Wikis cue Fish Sandwich Tarter Sauce Parshed potatoes Toss Salad Jello Milk on Thursday October 28. The menu includes bread and butter and fruit desserts.
A verse about Jack Frost visiting landscapes as autumn yields to winter. The poet notes frost on windows and grass and the chill touching flowers, transforming the scene with icy, magical effect. A playful seasonal mood pervades as pumpkins glow and mornings turn crisp.
The article discusses rising nitrate levels in Decatur city water from fertilizer runoff. It cites Dr. Barry Commoner and Dr. Gelperin studies linking nitrates to methemoglobinemia and notes ongoing health risk evaluations amid agricultural fertilizer use.
Thank you to everyone who remembered me with cards and prayers while I was in the hospital. Mrs. James C. Searcy expresses gratitude for the support received during her illness and recovery.
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