Harrison City Council Hears Mosquito Gripes and Accepts Dump Truck Bid
The Harrison City Council addressed Westbrook Estates mosquito breeding concerns with a topographical drainage survey and three solution options. Residents urged sidewalk relief and recreation options while street sweeping and EPA pre treatment plans drew discussion. A dump truck was bought for 18,000 to fulfill fleet needs. The city also announced a 3269.54 revenue share from Warner Amex cable.
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Karen Minnelli
Harrison City
Robert Mertens
Westbrook Estates
Harrison
Jackie Dillon
Harrison Ave
Ron Haas
Antiqua Antiques
Harrison Avenue
EPA
KZF Inc
Roger Hornsby
Terry Burge
David Wendell
KZF
Bob Meeks
Tri-State Ford
Warner- Amex Cable Systems
Warner
Woodhaven Handbell Choir at First Christian Church Harrison Ohio
The Woodhaven Handbell Ringers directed by Reverend Stanley Williams bring a varied program of modern religious and inspirational pieces to First Christian Church in Harrison Ohio on Monday Oct 3 1983 at 7 30 p m. The group with a history of performances across Missouri the nation and even in Hawaii has achieved notable milestones including a 1000th concert in Plains Georgia in 1982.
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Woodhaven
First Christian Church
Woodhaven Learning
Cener
Columbia
Missouri
Florida
Woodhaven Board
Woodhaven Handbell Ringers
Stanley Williams
Canada
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
White House
White
National City Christian Church
Washington
D.C
Anchorage
Alaska
Plains
Georgia
Carter
Amy
Harrison
Ohio
Van For Life Mobile Display Promotes Life Education
A donated van houses a Nasco fetal development kit used in Dearborn County Right-to-Life programs. High School Parenting Class uses the exhibit to teach stages of pregnancy with life-size models. The display won 2nd in Dillsboro Homecoming floats. viewings by groups or churches can be arranged via three phone numbers.
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Dearborn County
Nasco
Dillsboro
Kubota
Pioneer Days at Governor Bebb Preserve Planned
Pioneer Days at Governor Bebb Preserve in Morgan Township Indiana will run September 24 and 25 from noon to 6 p.m. with over 40 artists and craftspeople. The event recreates early 19th century frontier life at the village, featuring a Burnett cabin rebuild, schoolhouse lessons, crafts, dulcimers, wool spinning, caning, and a Civil War battle reenactment by the Army of the Cumberland. Admission is free with a $2 per carload donation benefiting ongoing village and preserve maintenance.
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Governor Bebb Preserve County Park
United States
Ohio
William Bebb
Governor Bebb
Burnett
Pioneer Vilage
Army of the Cumberland
Morgan
Batavia
Captain Holder
Boonesboro
Governor Bebb Preserve
Pioneer Group
Pioneer Village
Butler County Park District
Morgan Township
Cincinnati-Brookville Rd
Okeana
Scipio
Indiana
East Central Band Boosters Meet for Fair Bake Sale
The East Central Band Boosters will meet September 19 at 6 30 PM in the school cafeteria. All band parents are urged to attend to help organize the bake sale and the giveaway of a side of beef at the Aurora Farmers Fair.
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East Central Band Boosters
Aurora
East Central Student Council Holds 1983 Faculty Breakfast
East Central students hosted a breakfast for faculty on August 24 1983 in the school cafeteria. Dawn Hesser spoke for the student body while council members introduced themselves. Sponsor James Stock and Principal Jim Helms discussed plans for convocations, homecoming and year activities.
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East Central
Dawn Hesser
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uiFe
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Neidhard - Minges Funeral Home
Taylor Creek
Harrison PA
Westwood
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E.C
E. C
Linda Moser
Bev Hoog
Mike Williams
Jackie Darling
Brian Ellinghausen
Wendy Foster
Daryl Huber
Sherry Hoog
Lana
Williamstown’ Red
Biddle
Harrison, OH
Aineletter
Ric
Harrison Ave. Baptist Church
God
Dennis J. Witt
DDS
N. State St
West Harrison, IN
Schroeder Sales & Service, Inc
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