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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1984
Page
6
Sykes, age 56 with two sons and great grandchildren, keeps working at his Bright garage. He loves the labor, says retirement is not for him, and plans to stay in Bright. He was born and raised here and has no plan to move.
Sunday callers visited the homes of Mrs. Dulcie Seeley and Mrs. Frances Goble, with a list of visitors including Mrs. Alsip Slagle Lori and Jim French, and Mr. Beck Goble and Mason among others. A funeral in Cincinnati for Dale Eldon was attended by Mrs. Seeley. A tongue in cheek line about a skunk among roses closes the note.
Rev Harold Kollmeyer congratulated four couples after services at Rockdale U.M. Church. Bill and Helen Terry marked their 52nd anniversary, and Eddie Mackie and Pennie Baker celebrated their 12th. Ray Baker sang How Great Thou Art with Bea Tritch on piano. Families gathered at Hickory Hut in Hamilton for dinner with relatives from Harrison and nearby towns. The Women’s Missionary group planned an October 4 meeting and harvest exchange. A bus to Jimmy Swaggart Crusade was offered. contact Rev Kollmeyer or Mrs Bonnie Mackie for details. The Drewersburg Extension Homemakers Club met at Susan Terry’s home with social hour and new member Mrs Mears.
Jeffrey L. Nelson announces candidacy for Sunman Dearborn School Corporation trustee. A Bright resident, he is a Cincinnati CPA and Ball State University alumnus, 1970 graduate, licensed 1972. Nelson serves as Sharlee Inc. controller and CIP Corp. treasurer, with civic roles in Tri Township Water, Bright Elementary treasurer, and active Sunman Dearborn involvement. The notice mentions his family and local volunteering activities.
Mayor Harry A. Rolfes proclaims September 17 to 23 as Constitution Week in Harrison Ohio urging citizens to study the Federal Constitution. The proclamation notes Public Law 915 and marks the 197th anniversary of the Constitution drafting.
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