Mason seeks re election as Harrison mayor in rematch
Republican Archie Mason 51, owner of John Schlemmer Fuel Oil Feed Coal at 307 N State St, seeks a second term after narrowly beating his rival last time. He touts police fire dept improvements, a West Road station, flood control work and plans to fix Stone Drive jump hole. He notes growth with McDonalds, Rinks and F M Supply and pushes continued street and recreation facility upgrades while arguing taxes rose minimally and property tax relief for seniors. He lives at 327 N Sycamore St with wife Alice, daughter Jean Ann and two sons, Matthew and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Mason
Harrison
Mason
John Schlemmer Fuel, Oil, Feed & Coal Company
N. State St
West Road
Stone Drive
Back
Delicatessen
McDonald’s
Rinks
F&m Supply Inc
N. Sycamore Street
Alice
Jean Ann
John
Matthew
Rolfes
N. Vine St
Allie
Harry
Rithatay
Bye
Harrison City Council Candidates Face Off in Brief Race
City voters face a slate of candidates led by Democrat Gregory Bybee a CPA and Taft Broadcasting executive seeking his first term. Other contenders include Republican Roger Hornsby Democratic Harry Rolfes and Democrat Ruth Glasscock with plans to revitalize downtown expand recreation address traffic and upgrade sewer water lines. Independent Jerry Wilson also runs focusing on tax policy business retention and improved facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Bybee
Bybee
Taft Broadcasting
National Association of Accountants
Harrison
Stone Drive
Harrison Avenue
Problwe
University of Cincinnati
Elbernve
Lana
Melissa
Roger Hornsby
Hornsby
Miamitown
Zoning Board of Appeals
Toledo
Kentucky
Etta Ave
Harry
Ham
Rolfes
Harrison Cleaners
David Wendel
Wendel
Shillico-Bikes
Providence Hospital
Harrison Ave
Shillito-Bikes
Cincinnati
Ruth Glasscock
Glasscock
Back’s Delicatessen
College of Mount St. Joseph
N. Sycamore St
Jerry Wilson
Wilson
Wilson Realtors
East Central High School
Deerfield Drive
North Dearborn Elementary Student Council Elections 1983
The North Dearborn Elementary School held October 4 1983 elections for student council officers and members. President Stacey Brunck V President Andrew Rosemeyer Secretary Jeremy Howard Treasurer Stephanie Beck Reporter Christine Hensley. members include Mike Kirchgassner Dana Rolfes Clay Bovard Brad Tucker Carrie Johnson Tina Sears Missy Beck Ramona DeWitt Stacey Pruitt David Story Ryan Renck Ryan Keeler Jenny Viel Troy Burrell Chris Jagoditz. The council helps with school problems and assisted Open House October 20. Funds from fundraisers support rainy day recreation equipment attendance awards and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dearborn
Stacey Brunck
Andy Rosemeyer
Jeremy Howard
Stephanie Beck
Christine Hensley
Mike Kirchgassner
Dana Rolfes
Clay Bovard
Brad Tucker
Carrie Johnson
Tina Sears
Missy Beck
Ramona DeWitt
Stacey Pruitt
David Story
Ryan Renck
Ryan Keeler
Jenny Viel
Troy Burrell
Chris Jagoditz
Nurses Sponsor Program on AIDS Education in Cincinnati
The Southwestern Ohio Nurses Association sponsors a continuing education program titled Nursing Care for the Patient With AIDS on November 14 1983 from 7 to 9 p m at the Public Health Auditorium Burnet and Melish Avenues Cincinnati A panel of nurses including an RN from the Ohio Department of Public Health will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio Nurses Association
Public Health
Burnet and
Melish Avenues
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Public Health
PTA Annual Nut Sale at Harrison High School
Harrison Jr. Sr. High School P T A kicks off its annual nut sale with expanded variety. Items include 12 oz cashews 4.00, English walnuts 3.00, mixed nuts 3.50, Spanish peanuts 1.25, pecan pieces 3.50, pecan halves 4.00, blanched peanuts 1.25, Yogurt delight gift box 4.00, black walnuts 3.50. Orders via Darlene Drew or Bev Cartmell with delivery to the high school within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jr./Sr. High School
P.T.A
Minges Produce
New Haven Rd
Darlene Drew
Bev Cartmell
Harrison council debates signing support for cable regulator letter
Harrison City Council discussed backing a letter of support for the Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission of Southwest Ohio. Signing would raise Warner Amex Cable franchise fees from 3 percent to 5 percent, with 2 percent for access programming and consulting. ICRC would petition the FCC to collect the extra funds, allocate 1 percent for public access and 1 percent for consulting. Twenty four communities have signed, with ICRC offering equipment and training. Council plans to vote on Nov 1. Also approved low bids for paint spot and a police cruiser, set police committee for Oct 26, and guaranteed Whitewater Meadows Block H work by May 31, 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison City
Cable Regulatory Commission
Iit
Commission
Patricia Havlik
Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission
Southwest Ohio
Warner Amex Cable
ICRC
Access
Warner
Federal Communications Comission
Havlik
Warner Amnex
Council of Low
Whitewater Meadows Homes
Christmas Country Style Craft Event at Central School
Dearborn County Extension Homemakers sponsor a Christmas Country Style craft school and boutique at Central School Lawrenceburg from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday Nov 11. Public invited. Demonstrations include Bows N More Bows, Dried Flowers, Hors d oeuvres, Crepe Paper Crafts, Candies, Fun Toys, Homemade Noodles. Door prizes hourly after 12:00. 25 cent registration for attendees over 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Bonnie Kennet
Betty Bonaventura
Kroger’s Deli
Catherine Nichols
Peggy Steelman
Sarah Stiffler
Jean Blair
Extension Homemaker Clubs
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Harry “Ham ”” Rolfes
Robert Meeks
Meeks
Flintstone Dr
Meek
Buck’s Delicatessen
Stone Dr
Lola
Lola. They Have One Daugther
Robin Lynn
Cincinnati Gas
Larry Kinnett
Kinnett
Cincinnati, Inc
Carolina Trace Road
Sue
Rod, Troy
Keri
Miami University
Oxford
N. Dearborn Student Council
PTA
Hirlinger
Chevrolet
North State
Harrison, Ohio
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