Local notices and engagements from Harrison area August 1981
Notices report Nancy Shaver accepting a nursing position at Christ Hospital Show on Labor Day. Susan Elaine Schlemmer engages Roger Atherton. New Haven United Methodist Church returns to a remodeled building after a 1981 fire. Barber chair exhibit from 1880s shown at National Museum. Dona Kathryn Means marries Dallas Grubbs in a candlelight ceremony at St. Johns L C in Harrison on August 7 1981.
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Channel 5
James Benson
Rt. 4
Harrison
John Schlemmer
Susan Elaine
Roger Atherton
Ralph Atherton
New Haven
St. John’s L.C
Dona Kathryn Means
Robert E. Means
Okeana
Dallas Carl Grubbs
Carl Grubbs
St Leon girls repeat league and tournament titles
The St Leon girls team clinched both their league and tournament championships for a second straight year in the East Central High School League. Front row includes Brenda Callahan and Tina Andrews. other players listed with coaches Julie Wilhelm and Sue Vice. Peggy Hoog not pictured.
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St. Leon
Brenda Callahan
Tina Andrews
Yvonne Steinmetz
Renee Wilhelm
Beck Schilling
Tricia Freyer
Jennifer Kirk
Donnna Schuman
Rhonda Wilhelm
Beth Wilhelm
Lisa Bittner
Sandy Stenger
Karen Backer
Sherry Baker
Julie Wilhelm
Sue Vice
Peggy Hoog
Kavanaugh Cup Tournament Honoring Gene 9 Golfer at Vineyards
The Hamilton County Park District presents the Third Annual Kavanaugh Cup with a Pro-Am on September 12 and the Championship rounds on September 13 and 14 at Vineyards Golf Course. Flights exist for all ages, entry fees are 25 and 50 dollars, and prizes total thousands of dollars. Call 521 PARK or visit any HC Park District Golf Course for details.
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Hamilton County Park District
Gene 9
Mary Kanaugh
Marty
Park District
Beautiful Vineyards
521 Park
East Central Trojans Dominate Batesville Bulldogs 41-18
East Central to 3-0 on homecoming night as Brad Knigga and Kyle Frondorf lead a 41-18 victory over Batesville. McCann adds multiple extra points, Daryl Huber and Jeff Litmer score for BC, while EC capitalizes on a comical punt snap and late scores to seal the win.
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East Central Trojans
Batesville Bulldogs
Trojans
Bulldogs
Brad Dreyer
Batesville
Brad Knigga
Jeff McCann
Jeff Litmer
Litmer
Trojan
Rick Zoller
Jim Ballart
Knigga
Kyle Frondorf
McCann
Tony Jonas
Fronderf
Frank Daily
Daily
Milan Indians
Mark Vogt
Bulldog
Daryl Huber
Franderf
Eric Heppner
Frandorf
Greg Quick
Jim Ee Ee
Mike Ceenews
Evan Schone
Vogt
Ane
Dearborn
Trojan Field
Merchants Bank Wins Tourney Final in Softball
Merchants Bank defeated in the finale with Sonya Fox recording multiple hits and Jeanna Jacobs pitching while Tricia Davis caught. Teammates Lee Anne Taylor Melanie Roel Molly Prudenti Christi Noonan Tricia Davis Michele Loos Daelle Schmeltzer Mindy Rider contributed offensively as coaches Russ Taylor Bill Noonan and Mary Messerschmidt led the squad.
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Sonya Fox
Lee Anne Taylor
Melanie Roel
Molly Prudenti
Christi
Jeanna Jacobs
Tricia Davis
Russ Taylor
Bill Noonan
Mary Messerschmidt
Susan Messerschmidt
Tammy Knock
Merchant Bank
Jake's Defeats NCH Bakery in 8th Grade Girls Final
On Tuesday Aug 19 Jake's Mecca Cafe 8th grade girls won the tournament final 17 to 7 against N C H Bakery. Key players include Kim Getz Sherry Punky Messerschmidt Paula Loos Carla Farmer Tawyna Wuest Kim McComas Wendy Mueller and Cathy Sherman pitched with Donna Johnson catching. Mary Mess Connie Zinser managed and scored.
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Jake’s Mecca Cafe
N.C.H. Bakery
Jake’s
Kim Getz
Sherry “‘Punky
Messerschmidt
Paula Loos
Carla Farmer
Tawyna Wuest
Kim McComas
Wendy Mueller
Cathy Sherman
Donna Johnson
Mary Mess
Connie Zinser
Cats face tough test after strong passing threat
Ryan Hockman impressed with accurate throws and targets. Darrell Brown sat out most of the game with an ankle injury but is expected back for Friday against East Central. Glenn Crocker and running QB Harrison used a slick ball handling game, while Billy Brinkman's running and Don Hoog's quickness challenged Harrison’s defense. Nate Adams and Shane Sawders sparked the Cats, but special teams remained weak as Brian Scott split the uprights twice. The turf lessened the Tigers' grip, though Pettit and Hoog loom Friday.
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Ryan Hockman
Hockman
Darrell Brown
Wildcats
Brown
Harrison
Cats
East Central
Glenn Crocker
Tigers
Billy Brinkman
Cats and Tigers clash ends with tensions calm
Coach Hockman and assistants averted a fracas before the Harrison bench as Tigers and Cats clashed. no penalties were assessed. The Cats, losers to the Tigers, remain winless in five outings after a four-game streak carried from last season. The Harrison-Lawrenceburg game draws crowds and hints at a Western Metro title race.
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Hockman
Harrison
Tigers
CATS
Harrison-Lawrenceburg
Greenhills
Taylor
Lawrenceburg
Pioneers
Wildcat All Sports Tickets for 5 Home Games
Harrison High School announces season ticket options for all sports. A five game pass costs 12 dollars, while individual all sports passes are 45 dollars. A family all sports pass is 120 dollars for year access. Tickets available in the main office or at the home opener gate on the September date.
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Village Pharmacy
Harrison
Harrison High School
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