Jeff Kelly Earns All-Star Honors For Cats
Jeff Kelly was named Cincinnati Enquirer lineman of the week and earned All-Star honors after recording 12 unassisted tackles and 11 assists plus two extra points as his Cats beat North College Hill 30 to 7 in Hamilton County league action. Kelly also stands out as a top Greater Cincinnati wrestler.
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Jeff
Kelly
Press
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cats
North College Hill
The
Cincinnati
New Life-Without New Taxes Levy Seeks Renewal
Hamilton County residents vote on a 2.83 mill renewal tax levy for General Hospital Drake Memorial Hospital and the TB Control Program. It extends five years from the current 1.5 1.0 and .33 mills with no extra cost and a net .11 mill reduction.
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Hamilton County
General Hospital
Drake Memorial Hospital
Drake Hospital
Moto-Cross Racing Sunday At Lloyd Curry Farm
The Ohio Valley Competition Club promotes Moto-Cross racing this Sunday at the Lloyd Curry farm on Baughman Road. An estimated 125 riders will contest a new % mile course featuring a downhill jump with practice at 11:00 A M and racing at 1:00 P M. Admission is 2.00 for adults, 1.00 for high schoolers, and free for children under 12. Concessions and restrooms are on site.
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Lloyd Curry
Baughman Road
Ohio Valley Competition Club
Harrison
Robert E Oyler Dies Well Known Local Businessman
Robert E. Oyler a 64 year old well known local businessman of 207 Park Ave died at Christ Hospital on Friday October 22 after a period of illness. Masonic Eastern Star and Rain bow Girls services were held at Jackman Funeral Home. Funeral services followed Monday October 25 at 2 PM led by Rev. Roger Meredith with Rev. Donald Rossman assisting. Interment in Glen Haven cemetery. Survived by wife Edna Roudebush Oyler a sister Mrs Walter Taylor of Collinsville and several nieces and nephews. two sisters preceded him in death.
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Robert E. Oyler
Park Ave
Christ Hospital
Masonic
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Jackman
Roger Meredith
First Christian Church
Donald Rossman
Te United Methodist Church
Glen Haven Cemetery
Edna Roudebush Oyler
Walter
Oris) Taylor
Collinsville
Ohio
Nerces
Donna Bader
Faye Markland
Harrison High Band Joins UC Homecoming Parade
Harrison High joins the University of Cincinnati Homecoming Day parade in Clifton on Saturday October 30 with 15 to 20 high school bands. The parade starts 12 noon at Clifton and Calhoun, features live animals from the zoo and various groups, and the floats reach the stadium by about 1 30. Kickoff UC versus Memphis State is 2 pm with balloons from Ronald McDonald and Dr Warren Bennis to crown the homecoming queen at halftime.
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Clifton
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Calhoun Strets
Cincinnati Zoo
Forestettes
Nimmo
Uc-Memphis
Ronald McDonald
Warren Bennis
Harrison Jaycees Back Bill For Strip Mine Curbs
The Harrison Jaycees endorse Bill HSB928 in a public letter urging State Senators Stanley J. Aronoff and Gordon M. Scherer to pass a strong strip mining curbing measure. The October 13, 1971 meeting circulated the appeal prepared by Jerry Lutts highlighting past mining bills from 1965 and calling for swift action.
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Harrison Jaycee’s
Stanley J. Aronofff
Gordon M. Scherer
Harrison Jaycees
Fol- Sarae Hco
Jerry Lutts
Open House Planned for Harrison Junior High and High
The second PTA meeting for Wm. Henry Harrison Sr. and Jr. High Schools is set for Monday at 7 30 P M in the Jr. High auditorium with registration from 7 to 730 P M The Citizens Advisory Committee meets in Room 108 on Thursday Oct 28 at 8 P M participation invited
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Wm. Henry Harrison Sr. High
P.T.A
Jr. High
Citizens Advisory Committee
Har‘rison High Sea
School Levy Could Be Turning Point For Education In Southwest
The November 2, 1971 election offers the Southwest School District a five mill operating levy. A pass would restore curtailed programs including high school band and driver education, elementary art vocal music and PE, plus junior high French and art courses. A defeat risks continued cuts and limited state aid.
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Southwest
Board of Education
Columbus
Hamilton County
Halloween Parade in Harrison Sunday Night
The Village of Harrison marks Halloween on Sunday October 1 from 6 to 9 PM with $425 in candy and prizes. Parade forms at Hill Street and Harrison Ave at 7 PM, moving to the Village parking lot. Harrison Kiwanis selects children for crowd judges with trophies and a chance at a grand prize Savings Bond.
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Harrison
Recreation Commission
Hill Street
Harrison Ave
Harrison Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Bond
SRE
North Dearborn High to Host Open House
North Dearborn High School will hold an Open House on Thursday October 28 1971 from 7 to 9 PM EST. A short general session will be followed by visiting of parents and interested people. Refreshments will be served by the F H A girls.
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North Dearborn High School
F.H. A
Halloween Trick or Treat Guidelines and Safety Warnings
Chief Monetary urges safe Halloween in Harrison on Sunday October 31 with trick or treating from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Parents must supervise and can be liable up to 2000 dollars for children's destruction acts. Police and council warn against vandalism and urging street crossing at intersections for safety.
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Harrison Police Dept
Harrison Withdibe Council
Finishes Basic AF Training
AMN Wuestefeld, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Wuestefeld of Logan, recently graduated from Air Base Texas. After leave he reported to Minot AFB North Dakota for assignment at GP, 283rd Support.
Homecoming Queen Crowned At Harrison North Hill Game
The Homecoming Queen and court were chosen at halftime during the Harrison North College Hill game. Cindy Pfister was revealed as Queen with Pam Wiehe and Cindy Crocker as attendants. Floats were judged with Junior float “Mr Big Stuff” winning first. Senior float “No Time Left For You” second. Sophomore float “We ve Only Just Begun” third.
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Pam Wiehe
Cindy Crocker
Big Stuff
Cats Face Lockland In Crucial League Game
The Wildcats aim for a league title share with a Lockland visit at Lockland Stadium at 8 00 P M Louie Minor starred with 180 rushing yards and two touchdowns after Jerry Dean was sidelined The Cats recovered a punt and led 80 yards for a score but fumbled later while Bob Murray replied for the Trojans with a 35 yard score and the game unfolded with momentum shifting through the final period
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Cats
Lockland
Wildcats
Panthers
Lockland Stadium
Jerry Dean
Louie Minor
Trojans
Bob Murray
Time Change Tom Calan Continues Improvement
Time Change Tom Calan remains in recovery at the hospital where his condition shows gradual improvement according to medical staff. Family reporters say he responds to treatment and is keeping spirits up.
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Tom Calan
Christmas Parade Slated For November 27th
A Christmas parade is planned for November 27 in Harrison. The event is sponsored by the Harris group and local sponsors.
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Harrison
The
Harris
Kiwanis Band Dance Ticket Pick Up Details
Tickets for the Kiwanis Band Dance on November 6 may be picked up at Village from Albert Schlemmer or Addyston V F W Hall. Call 367-4903 or 367-9771 for information.
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Kiwanis
Albert Schlemmer
Addyston
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George Brenner
Mt. Hope Road
Robert E
Bob’ Oyler
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Kiwanis Club
Wilpers
Jim Wilpers
Ralph McClure
Elmer Bischoff
Sherry Sells
Indiana
Life Squad
Cindy Pfister
I le Raine
Mark Knnose
Minor
Knose
Ste Ooina
Ae Kelly
Dennis Steelman
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