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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
1
The Villagearrison vs Edward Surber case is closed after Surber paid a 55 dollar fine for tapping the sanitary sewer line past the required time. The matter sparked council debate and many letters to the editor and community.
Jaycees announce the first annual Ohio Aerospace Show to be held October 3 and 4 at Lunken Airport Cincinnati. The event honors Ohio space contributions with the U S Army parachute team Golden Knights and other aerial acts. Admission is 1.00 benefiting Glenview Home for Boys and WCET TV 48. Tickets available through Harrison Jaycees or local merchants.
Harrison High School Leo Club funds ten Slow Children At Play signs and ten Watch Out For Children signs through bake sales and projects. Members erected most, replacing worn signs and placing new warnings in areas lacking them to remind drivers to be careful where children play.
Two church leagues sponsor a full day of softball on Labor Day at the Country Kitchen Drive In diamond. Four top teams from each league face off in a day of games with Bill Stone providing play by play and Al Wilson and Floyd Young umpiring.
A national championship motocross event is planned for Sunday September 6 at Lloyd Curry farm on Baughman Road. Top riders from the tri state area are expected to compete with 4% ft high trophies for the day’s top finishers. Rain or shine the event proceeds with practice at 11 00 A M and first race at 1 00 P M.
The Southwest School District reports 3121 pupils attended first day classes on Monday August 31. William Henry Harrison High School lists 970 students in grades nine through twelve up 50 from last year, while Harrison Elementary enrolls 955 with 142 kindergarteners and 813 in grades one to six. Junior high totals 487, with Miamitown 198 Crosby 263 Hooven 156 and Elizabeth Town 92. Kindergarteners total 248. grades one to six total 1416. seventh and eighth 487. senior high 970.
The Harrison Bike Club announces three historical rides: September 27 to Harrison Monument in North Bend Ohio for members only with a meal. October 11 opening of the Little Miami Inc Bike Way a 20 mile scenic route with Ohio Governor and dignitaries attending. a Morgan's Raiders route to follow. Members and new joiners invited, with Sunday 2 PM conditioning rides and daily riding encouraged.
Mr and Mrs Frank Ballard of the Harrison Furniture Co Inc announce they are the new franchise dealers for ates Ap ranges. All appliances are now on display in the store.
Harrison Chamber of Commerce holds its regular monthly meeting at Sunset Inn on Wednesday September 16 at 7 30 P M All merchants and members are urged to attend.
Harrison Police remind motorists to drive with extreme caution as many children walk to and from schools. Areas will be checked with radar to catch speed limit violators.
Brinton Kerr of 300 Biddle Ave is confined to his home after a six week illness but shows some improvement as he recovers.
Jerome Wich is a patient at Bethesda Hospital for observation in Room 715.
In Christ Hospital Tom Russell son of Mr and Mrs James Russell 8940 Flintwood Dr is confined to Christ Hospital Room 703 He would appreciate having cards flowers and support from well wishers.
Last Friday, August 28, registration began for the 1970 Punt, Pass and Kick competition at Baker-Reedy Ford in Harrison. Ray Baker announced six age groups with trophies, free entry, and local winners advancing to zone and higher rounds culminating in a January final in Los Angeles with an all expenses paid trip and Disneyland tour.
Convalescing Kim Waltz daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Waltz is home after a three week stay in Children s Hospital awaiting further recovery and care.
A patient named Sam Knowlton resides at Hillebrand Nursing Home located at 4307 Bridgetown Rd in Cincinnati Ohio 45211.
The 14th Annual Pennsylvania Dutch Festival, October 2 and 3 at Ohio Valley, Woodlawn, raises funds for Goodwill's handicapped services. Festival chair Mrs. Ralph Itskin notes expanded booths, Dutch dinner, and new accordion headliner with events from 9:30 a.m. daily and 4:30 p.m. entertainment.
On May 25, 220 young men began basic training at Marine Corps Base Parris Island in South Carolina. Of the 110 graduates on July 31, 12 earned rank advancements to Private First Class, and 3 of those were awarded top honors. They received dress blues for the achievement, with Merle L. Steele sharing the honors with two other cadets.
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