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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
5
North Dearborn residents urged to form a self funded Life Saving Squad with seven volunteers by 1975 end. Meetings set for Thursday at 7 PM at Bright Fire House Basement to discuss securing aid, training, and community participation.
Rebecca Juett daughter of Dr and Mrs T L Juett Ashland Kentucky received a direct commission into the Women's Army Corps as a 2nd Lieutenant. She is among 80 of about 300 applicants nationwide this year. She is a 1971 William Henry Harrison High School and a 1975 Georgetown College graduate. She previously worked as a Kentucky social worker and heads to Fort McClellan Alabama for an 11 week officer orientation.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Underwood in New Haven on Sunday August 31 1975 a Bader and Faulter reunion gathered many relatives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Underwood Mrs. Mary McAdams Joe Bader Hubert Isaacs Leslie Jackson Fred Kendrick Ruth Ann Lester Lansford Walter Gaiser Irene Clark Maurice Hornbach Maureen Ira Fields Ronnie Jerry Fitzpatrick Tim Terry Sharon Danny Gerald Braun Brenda Kim Tracey Sophie Bader Gerald Dotson Philip and others. The group enjoyed outdoor games photos visits and a plentiful food and ice cream afternoon.
Results from Sept 7 show North Dearborn beating Batesville 9 to 7 and Oldenburg routing Harrison 24 to 1. Cincinnati defeated Greensburg 15 to 6 with homeruns by Kaeser for North Dearborn and by F Werner and Denny Schwegman for Oldenburg. Pitchers noted as Don Schwegman for Oldenburg and T Ahaus along with Scholle for North Dearborn.
A 1964 Dodge Station Wagon, driven by a Cincinnati juvenile, crashed into Ricky Hawk's garage at Oxford and New Haven Roads New Haven on Friday night at 11 35. The impact destroyed the garage and a restored 1963 Bonneville Pontiac convertible valued near 3000 dollars.
Residents donated funds from August 1 to 17, reaching 19 393 48 total with extra contributions from Harrison Ohio and Lawrenceburg Indiana groups. The goal remains 35 000, with EMS training to start late September and meetings every Thursday at 7 00 p.m. at Bright Fire House.
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