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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
8
Saturday September 19 1970 serving 4:30 to 7:30 adults 1.75 children 0.90 by Willing Workers of Macedonia Christian Church Okeana
Rummage sale Saturday September 19 at 9 00 A M at Miamitown Hall sponsored by WSCS and Miamitown United Methodist Church card party and social Sunday September 20 at 2 00 P M at the same venue.
Death notice for Glen W Woodruff age 64 of Harrison Ohio who died Sunday September 13 at Christ Hospital. Funeral services were held at Harrison United Methodist Rossman with interment at Glen Haven Cemetery. Survived by wife June Daneworth Woodruff a daughter Mrs Aldan Gundell two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements by Jackman Funeral Home.
Mr George Dole husband of the late Catherine Dole nee Nuss died Thursday September 10 1970 in his 90th year at Margaret Mary Hospital Batesville Indiana He resided at Schwing Nursing Home Sunman Indiana.
Country style supper hosted by First Christian Church on Park Avenue at Sycamore Street Saturday September 26 from five to seven thirty p.m. Adults five dollars? Carry outs available.
The Ladies Sodality hosts a social event on Sunday September 20 at 8 00 P M in St Johns Cafeteria. A fish fry is planned by the Ladies of the New Baltimore Fire Dept at the Firehouse on Friday September 18 starting at 4 30 with plates at 1 25 each.
Carrie Ruehl nee Kupfer 84 died September 10 1970 at 3641 Twin Viewer. Former Miamitown Ohio resident and Sears Night Club owner. Funeral held September 14 at Neidhard Minges Taylors Creek with Sunday visitation. Survived by stepdaugh ters Lee Maes step son Gilbert Buehl sister Mathilda Buell brother Harry Kupfer and others.
Susie Miller Bingle aged 72 died Tuesday August 25 1970 at 9 Washington St North Bend Ohio. Services were held August 28 at Argo Funeral Home Cleves Ohio. She is survived by two daughters in law and others including Betty Burns and June.
The obituary notes Edward Bingle's widow with three sons Clyde Floyd and Paul Bingle two daughters Jeanette Spraul and Eva May who died in infancy and son Carl Bingle. Survives include one sister Linda Morin of Brookville and two brothers Harry Miller of Harrison and Henry Miller of Brookville along with 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Nash of Harrison announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Sue to Terry Wayne Woodall son of the late Mrs Emily Woodall and grandson of Mrs Helen Wilson of Brookville Indiana Linda a 1970 Harrison High School graduate employed at Western Southern Life Insurance Co Western Hills Branch Mr Woodall is stationed with the U S Navy in San Francisco California A February wedding is planned
The United Methodist Church of Harrison Ohio hosts six nights for God from October 11 to October 16 with nightly 7 30 services. Reverend C William Bollinger of Parkersburg West Virginia leads each evening with congregational singing and special music. Pastor Donald W Rossman invites the public to attend.
Southwest School District notes approval of COE student workers at multiple schools, substitute teacher list, October meeting moved to Oct 1, corrections to extra duty stipends, debate on auditorium carpeting, handicapped transport plans, special education work study lunch program, pending garbage contract, and decision against a November operating levy due to revenue data.
Local dealer lists multiple used cars including a 1968 Ford Torino Fordor One Owner, 1967 Buick Skylark Fordor very clean, 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 Fordor with air, 1966 Volkswagen Tudor cheap, 1966 Chevrolet II Fordor one owner like new, 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Fordor two to choose from, 1966 Chevrolet Impala hardtop clean, Bel Air Fordor rough cheap, 1966 Oldsmobile F-85 wagon nine or ten pass, 1965 Comet hardtop clean with new tires.
Consignment and donation auction sale by the Drewersburg Volunteer Fire Department at the firehouse on Saturday September 26 at 11 00 AM consignments welcome and benefits the fire company with proceeds aiding equipment and training efforts
A Mission to Women program directed by Dr. Dorothy L. Keister will be held at Harrison Church of Christ 220 Sunset Ave in September 2024. Sessions cover family stewardship youth concerns and juvenile delinquency with daily topics and a nursery lunch service and free will offering.
Three persons were injured in a two car collision at 8 15 Friday night September 11. Nowlin 108 Whippoorwill Dr Harrison Cindy Dick 303 Constance Place Harrison and Arthur J Ungerbuehler Edgewood Dick Rds Harrison were involved. Nowlin driving a 1955 Mustang east on West Road failed to yield to Ungerbuehler. Nowlin was taken to Ft Hamilton Hospital by Harrison Life Squad. Cindy Dick a passenger was treated and then to Ft Hamilton Hospital. Ungerbuehler was treated at St George Hospital. Shmie Wee Bet Jaber Cathie Dyson 127 Etta Ave were other passengers. Investigating officer cited none.
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Village officials report complaints of dogs running loose within the village. Children have been bitten and police warn owners about the animal at large ordinance Sec 30.2. Violators face a fine not exceeding twenty five dollars.
Harrison will dedicate a new Wastewater Treatment Facility on September 27, 1970. A brief program and facility inspection begin at 1 30 P M with an invitation to the public. The village expresses pride in the long in the making project.
The Harrison Village Council met in regular session with Mayor Harry Rolfes presiding. Members present were Kober Mason Laughlin Bahner Sumser Eckel. The meeting opened with the pledge. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved as corrected. The mayor’s August fines and costs totaled 1451.00, with 978.12 to the Village and the balance to the County Law Library and State. An answer to the Hoffman sewer assessment was sent to the court and read to Council. The County is using water from Campbell Road for its equipment. the mayor will contact them.
The Board of Public Affairs reported water inquiries from Mrs Viel of Sandusky Road and pending decision on water supply. Two bids for resurfacing Harrison Avenue were received Cavett Company 43779.10 and Brewer Company 39487.50. Other items include sidewalk and curb work on S Sycamore and Vine at Kater, a petition for annexation by Meinecke Meinecke Morgan, and motions to sign petition and dedicate Willow Lane. Bills totaling 5141.77 were approved and the meeting adjourned.
Bowling results list players with scores and series totals for Jeanne Cooper Ann DeBruler Ann Bingle Dutchie Simpson Jan Bunnell Betty DLs Sue Kinnett Barb Wesling Mary Brotherton and others. Separate September 10 1970 notes show additional entries and a Housewives event with Evelyn Booker Philma Kuebel Martha Schaefer and divisions. Splits by Virginia Metzger Jane Gieringer Mary Ann Schaefer Wanda Schlue ter Florence Slusher Kendall Ginny Buckley Flora Hahn.
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