Babies and local birthdays mark Bluffton news
The August birth of Peggy Claire Cope to Rev. and Mrs. R Dean Cope in Bluffton Ind is noted. Ronald Eugene Kendrick Bader weighs 9 pounds at birth at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton. A birthday party honors two, eight, and ten year olds. Travel mentions include Peden showing at the International Plowing Matches and Louis Donaworth and Ray Remle on a Canada vacation.
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R. Dean Cope
Bluffton
Ind
Peggy Claire
George Hopping
Columbus
Ohio State University
Fred Kendrick
Ruth Ann
George Bader
Nellie Bad
Fort Hamilton
Hamilton
Ronald Eugene
Donald Parrett
Barbie Dole
Gail Ann Taylor
P. J. Strimple
Don Strimple
Gilbert and
Hampson
Peden
Louis Donaworth
Ray Remle
Canada
Local Notes From Alsace And Surrounding Area
Community announcements list 30th anniversary for Clarence and wife at 9114 Dry Fork Road. Births include James Raleigh Fields Jr. at Mercy Hospital Hamilton weighing 7 lb 5 oz and Elizabeth Ann Mendell weighing 7 lb 1 oz with sister Angela Marie. Military return for Sgt Gary Parsifal after Vietnam leave. Southwest senior high school construction progressing with occupancy targeted Sept 1968 at West Road site. Harrison.
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Alsace
Ind
Clarence Loos
Dry Fork Rd
James R. Fields
Jamison Rd
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
James Raleigh Fields Jr
James Kober, Jr
Jimmy
April
Peggy
Katie Grubbs
Paris Island
S. Carolina
Parsifal
Mary Beth Platt
Dai
Southwest Senior High School
West Road
Harrison
10 PM News Bowling 550 Series Scores and High Games
The standings show 10 PM News with a 550 series scene and multiple high game scores. Notable totals include Walt Nowlin Sr 188 181 489 and Herman Studer Jr 174 151 458. Other top scorers and pin totals appear across the 200s.
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Walt Nowlin, Sr
Herman Studer, Jr
Jeanette Pies Pen 143 157 406
A brief entry lists Jeanette Pies with figures 143 157 406 and 143 137 394 48 in a structured note. The fragment provides no clear event or relation beyond numeric identifiers.
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Jeanette Pies
Eee
Oliver Pies Leads Splits in 3 7 10 Sequence
Charla Huffman Jr. posts split details for Oliver and Splits-Oliver Pies with numbers 145 379 and 141 353, showing a sequence of 3 7 10 in a local stats snippet.
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Charla Huffman (Jr
Oliver Pos
Oliver Pies
Elementary School Menu Confirms Sloppy Joes and Sides
A school menu lists Monday September 25 items including Sloppy Joes on bun with potato salad cole slaw mixed fruit celery sticks bubblegum jello and milk.
Bright Homemakers Meet At Sykes Home
The September meeting of the Bright Homemakers convened at Mrs. Eugene Sykes residence with 15 members and 1 guest present. Mrs. Hubert Johnson chaired as president, prayers led by Mrs. Wm. Callaway, minutes by Mrs. Ralph Schrier, treasurer's report by Mrs. Arthur Callaway, and a lesson on Basic Wardrobe Planning by Mrs. Allen Viel. The Oct. 10 gathering is set for Mrs. Hubert Johnson's home and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sykes
Hubert Johnson
Caroline
Wm. Callaway
Ralph Schrier
Arthur Callaway
Allen Viel
Fisk Bros Monument Co Firm Ad and Address Guide
The Fisk Bros Monument Co lists its business as a monument and manufacturing firm located at 4016 4024 Spring Grove Ave. This entry provides the company name and street address for potential customers seeking stonework or memorials.
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Rence
Spring Grove Ave
Wildcats overpower Greyhounds as Eckel kicks record
Harrison blanked Brookville 21 to 0 behind Bill Eckel who set a school record with five consecutive extra points. Mark Knose and Gary Glasscock starred on defense with 17 tackles by Knose and Kellems. Jeff Pepper scored a one yard TD and Gary Campbell caught a 9 yard pass. Forest Park and Oak Hills also won as the Cats prep for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eckel
Greyhounds
Wildcat
Harrison
Jerry Monroe
Coke” Powers
Jeff Kelly
Kelly
Cats
Eckel
Mark Knose
Gary Classcock
Gary Campbell
Jeff Pepper
Pepper
Mark Wiseman
Dave Kellems
Gary Poling
Hounds
Steve Gillman
Wildcats
Rusty Kater
Vince Dou
Richard Bates
Jeanne Gadd
Forest Park
Ross
Ram
Chargers
Rams
Greenhills
Glasscock
Beckman
Gary
OAK Hills
Taylor
Yellowjackets
Highlanders
North College Hill
Colerain
Cardinals
Wyoming
Finneytown
Lockland
Country Day
Blue Devils
Madeira
Mt. Healthy
Norwood
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Howsman
Hardwick
Harrison-Brookville
Buckeye-Iowa
Woody
Hawkeyes
Bowling Green
Michigissies
Teoure
Northwestern
Wolverines
Northwest
Dia Ae Ae Eee Soar Sind
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the Harrison Press
New Abter Association
Lutz-Brater Funeral Home
Paul £. Lutz
John C. Brater
W. Harrison Ave
Carline Ripperger
Stanley Elfenbaum
Harrison Avenue
Mobile Home Park
Kilby Road
Nace
Walcott
J. Milesky
G. Jacobs
Danmeue Cimaed
J. L. Adams D. Back
Beth City
Kater-Ave
Bob McConnaughey (Jr
Herman Studer
Hg Eseees
Alma McConnaughey
Zeamer Auto Sales
T-Bird
H.T
BUICK
Air
DODGE
Pontiac
Mercury
Lemans
Dr., H.T., Power
Dial
State Street
Harrison, Ohio
the Merchants Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. State Street
North Dearborn
Bright Elementary
Bright Homemakers
THE
Fisk Bros. Monument CO
Harrison Plumbing
Harrison Ave
Wheal
By Bill Kuntz
Dave Metz
Enquirer
Post-Times Star
Michigan Wolverines
Dave
Clint Spearman
Steve Strinko
Larry Cipa
Barry Dotzauer
Ed Shuttlesworth
Clint Haslerig
Tony Pepper
South Carolina
Charles Pepper
Brookville
Texas
Gary Glasscock
Kirk Nixon
Charlie Beckman
Charlie
Steve Safford
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