Local youth news highlights from Harrison area events
The report covers a Sept 16 Rockdale church event and various community happenings. It notes Sharon Landrum’s sixteenth birthday supper, reserve cheerleaders names, a California vacation by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson and family, a 10 year ago Kiwanis scholarship winner Jane Knollman, a bridal shower for Katherine Smith, changes in band leadership, Betty Mullins in a skating contest, Rainbow Girls election of Shirley Williams, a Boy Scouts event with Stanley Warner, and Byron Rupp named in Outstanding Civic Leaders of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jane Knollman
Lawrence Knollman
Oxford Rd
Harrison
Cheviot-Westwood Kiwanis Club
Hamilton County
Katherine Smith
Carl Schaefer
Lon Campbell Rd
Joyce Streit
Sue Jaisle
Nancy Young
Marsha Storms
Carol Butler
Marilyn Culley
Debbie Crowell
Barbara Lutz
Betty Mullins
WHHS
Shirley Williams
Harrison Assembly of Rainbow For Girls
St. John the Baptist
Stanley Warner
National Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Civic Leaders of America
Byron Rupp
Harrison Avenue
Park meditations amid autumn colors and local notices
In Miamitown residents plan park study as autumn leaves near Miami Whitewater Forest, while safety notes warn about drive lane behavior on 4 lane highways. Community updates include VFW praise, birthday/anniversary wishes, Scout activities, church and school notices, and a list of local incidents and hospitalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Whitewater Forest
Brown County
Ind
Dr David E Mears Named In 1967 Publication
Dr David E Mears of Fullerton California was honored for inclusion in the 1967 edition. He spent the weekend in Harrison with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Mears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Mears
Fullerton
California
Harrison
Charles Mears
Thanks for prayers and visits during hospital stay
A note thanks all for prayers cards and flowers and Rev Shackelford for visits while a patient at Dearborn County Hospital. Gratitude extended to Mrs Roy Gulley for driving me safely home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Shackelford
Dearborn County Hospital
Roy Gulley
Vacations and visits touch New Trenton area notes
The Bill Lanham family recently vacated in Tennessee touring the Great Smoky Mountains Norris Dam and Lake Cherokee. Frances and Wallace Fleck of Indianapolis visited relatives on September 22 and plan to attend the ladies auxiliary project at the firehouse at 7 00 p m D S T for a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lanham
Tennessee
Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Norris Dam
Lake
Cherokee
Frances
Wallace Fleck
Indianapolis
Ladies Auxiliary Project
Harrison Life Squad Run Log Affects August
A dated record lists incidents attended by the Harrison Life Squad from August 1 to August 17. Entries note times, locations such as Harrison Ave Fort Hamilton Hospital and St George Hospital, and outcomes including transportation to Dr. Morris and Brater Ambulance Service. Drunk at Melben Products is noted with first aid refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Mary Margaret Hospital
Batesville
Ind
Dry Fork
U. S
St. George Hospital
A. M. Bright
Harrison
Ohio
D.O.A
Lawrenceburg
Veteran’s Hospital
Harrison Ave
Morris
Camp
Harrison Fork
St. John's Church
False Run
Snow Hill
Melben
Storm disrupts area as heavy rain follows weekend
A storm returning after a lull brought intense rain on Friday afternoon and Saturday, causing runoff and a lightning strike that cut electricity on Sawyer Lane. Community notices share church events, anniversaries, and troop activities amid the weather impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Lane
Cg&e
Wilburn Bybee
Michael Bybee
Ana Ohio
Michael
Bybees
Amelia Hawk
Fifth Ave
George Fuchs
Wallter Gaiser
Paul Lacey
North Dearborn Hospital
Louis Filiehman
Robert
Roy Fliehman
Crosby Seerie
Crosby Troop 752
Ross Trails Camp
Cats Open 1972 Season with Milford Test and Schedule
Friday night marks the Cats first game of 1972 hosting North Dearborn as Gary Glasscock leads a strong offense with Jett Pepper and Mark Knose in the backfield. Milford’s defense and injuries test the team while League play looms and Trinity rivalries, venue notes, and upcoming games at Forest Park, Brookville, and Reading shape the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATS
North Dearborn
Steve Safford
Gary Glasscock
Jett Pepper
Mark Knose
Glasscock
Vince Dougoud
Gary Campbell
Campbell
Milford
Ken Conatser
Mark Wiseman
Matt Callan
Bill Eckel
Bill
Vikings
Brookville
Greyhounds
Forest Park
F. P
Wyoming
Reading
Oak Hills
Wildcats
Wilcats
North College Hill
Lockland
Panthers
Taylor
Lawrenceburg
Harrison Cleaners
Village Pharmacy
The
Athletic Association
Harrison
Schultz’s Custom Wall, Inc
Haubner Field
White Oak
Labor Day
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison, Ohio
Daember New Aber
Association
Miamitown
Bill Baird
St. Bernard’s
Donna Lane
Providence
Glenn Biggs
Good Sam
Elmer McConnaughey
Peggy Adams
Norma Schuck
Methodist
Patty Steinert
Steven Risse
Gary Willoughby
Walter
Butch) Schunk, Jr
Karen
D. C. Berry
Harrison Vfw
VFW
Lawrence
F. D
St. Peters
Lownes
Lenmary
New
Ralph Merkcle
Whitewater State Park
Carol Lake
Adrian Sams
Carol
Charlotte Stevens
Melvin Lake
Pete Maucher
Lorene Maucher
Keith Wayne
Gene
Bonnie Maucher
Boy ‘Scout Troop 341
St. Leon
Jim Locke
South Dakota
Tommy Sellers
Linda Radenheimer
Alfred Sellers
Krauses
Lutz-Brater Funeral Home
Paul E. Lutz
John C. Brater
Vine Harrison
W. Harrison Ave
Stanley Effenbaum
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
Mabel Kolb
James E. Leonard Company
Baltimore, Ohio
U. 8
Harrison Plumbing
Dial
New Trenton Area
Josephine Kraus
Harrison Owned
Joseph M. Hawk
Kater
Harrison, O
Harrison Life Squad
New Haven
Alma Sawyer
Crosby
Rockdale
Waterloo
Council of Administration
Crosby Church School
Carl Lohstroh
Amy Lohstroh
Jimmy Lohstroh
Steve Knoliman
Joyce
By Bill Kuntz
Legion Auxiliary National News
Jerry's Grocery
Fireside Art Gallery
Metamora, Indiana
Ellen Winters
Joann O'Connor
the Merchants Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. State Street
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