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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
4
The Harrison Church Softball League closed its season with a playoff championship on Friday. For the first time in eight years a team captured both championships, as Harrison Nazarene failed to win 2a for the first time in seven years but finished strong.
Trophies were presented to the champion and runner-up for both regular season and play-off tour ney. We would like to thank the fol lowing merchants for again do nating our trophies Herb's Auto Parts Mac's Delicatessen and Carry-Out Biddle's Building Ma terials and Webb's Tire Co. If you fans need anything these fine merchants have we would ask you to give them a try. We would also like to thank the Country Kitchen Drive-In Joe Fischer of Fischer's Jack Skid more of Harrison Appliances The Harrison Press The Other League Robert McQueen and anyone else we may have missed for helping
Shandon U C C edged Smyrna Baptist 3 to 1 in a local match, with Shandon converting crucial plays to secure the win and move ahead in the standings.
Harrison Avenue Baptist Church sponsors a weekend youth event from Sept 4 to 6 to close Youth Week. University of Kentucky students Robert H. Grizzard and Jerry Burgess headline with psychology talks music and entertainment. Services begin 7 30 p m on Friday and Saturday with Sunday morning worship at 10 45 a m. All are invited.
Beta Sigma Phi held Beginning Day at Schanks pool in Miamitown on August 26. Nu Lambda and Xi Eta Iota members combined business with pleasure hosting a swim party and discussing summer highlights. Nicki Schunk served punch and melon salad as refreshments. The group anticipates a year of worthwhile accomplishments.
A brief public notice urging readers to subscribe to the press with assurance of satisfaction. The message emphasizes value and timely access to news and information.
On Sunday August 30 1970 the Schoenling family held a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Schaich in Bright Indiana. Relatives shared visits memories and aSbroad afternoon and evening together with numerous Schoenling family members listed among attendees.
Evangelist Bruce Rodrick, nationally known for television work with children, will headline a three night Youth Crusade at Miamitown Church of Christ September 11 to 13. He is an ordained minister and ventriloquist with a background at Minnesota Bible College and a Tampa program. No admission charge.
School week luncheon plan lists meals for September 7 to 11. Entries include Sloppy Joe with sides, Meat Loaf with parsley potatoes, Hamburger sandwich with vegetables, and Chili 3-Way with fruit and dessert. Milk offered daily.
Leroy and wife welcomed a baby boy weighing six pounds one ounce Sunday evening. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Frey. The report lists visiting relatives the Freys and Zwissiers and notes several social calls among local families.
Event promises free activities for all ages with registration closing on September 26. Organized by local community group aiming to boost participation and family fun. Volunteers welcome.
Mrs. P. J. Jones with son Tim and daughter Jan visited the Zwissler home on Wednesday evening. Monday evening guests at the Frey home included John Harrison and Frank, David and Ed Frey, with Miss Susan Jones and a Sayler Park friend. Sunday guests at the Zwissler home were the Frey family and Susan Jones and companion.
The J. B. Yeager Auxiliary Unit will meet Wednesday night September 9 at 8 PM due to the first Monday in September being a holiday. Reports on the Department Convention will be presented and plans for the year discussed.
Walter with President Judy Gab announced a club prize winner at the English Hill Club gathering. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs. Paul Volk's home on September 24.
Promoted to SP/4 Terry W Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Orie Taylor of Mt Hope Rd stationed in Vietnam as a mechanic at US A Btry 5 16 Arty 4th Inf Div AP O SF 96262 write to him at this address.
Sharon Ison, bride elect of Teen McMillin, was honored with two surprise bridal showers hosted by Judy Krause and Sally Matsom and by Sandy Morris and Susan Hugen Tobler. Attendees included Carol Lee Hart, Cindy Means, Kathy Kolb, Diane Bachman, Vicky Ernst, Barbara Sexton, Marilyn Krause, Carol Beth Morris, Marion Athey, Anna Fohl, Pam Thiken, Diane Morris, Pam Breeden, Sandy Harris, Mildred McMillin, Ruth McMillin, Junita Reedy, Mary Joe Reedy, Grandma Reedy, Eveda Ison, Pam Ison, Rachel Reedy, Kathy Davis, Beverly Loos, Mrs. Gilbert Morris and the four hostesses.
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