Local and Area Notes From 20 Years Ago
From our files 20 years ago Mr and Mrs Charles W Campbell left for Tucson trailer home. Friends recall Bonhams former Whitewater Park residents visiting in Madison Indiana. 10 years ago telephone numbers changed to two letters five numerals. Miss Lois Brady entered Sisters of Mercy Novitiate in Cincinnati. Harold Schaich and Gib returned from Iron Bridge fishing trip with Eugene Zimmerman. Wedding of Shirley Hall to William Biddle noted. Mrs Alvin Roessler won Housewives Contest and emceed WLWT Studio Party. Rhonda Lee Handy to sing on Jimmy Skinner show then Renfro Valley. William Markham and family visited Dillonvale. Sabatelli trip to Old Forge and New York outlined. Visiting Paul Tebbs of Harrisburg, ex Panama Canal worker, in area.
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Charles W. Campbell
Tucson
Luther Paris
Bonhams
Whitewater Park
Nan Weston
Walter Batchelor
Leonard Hudson
Madison
Indiana
Ers
Orville Biddinger
Alice Nowlin
Charles Oberting
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison and
West Harrison
Lois Brady
Monroe Brady
Morgan Road
Ahs
Sisters of Mercy
Our Lady of Cincinnati
Victory Parkway
Cincinnati
Harold J. Schaich
Gib
Iron Bridge
Canada
Eugene Zimmerman
William Viel
South State St
Harrison Motors
Rhonda Lee Handy
Jimmy Skinner
WNOP
Renfro Valley
William Markham
Dillonvale
Harold Wainscott
Paul
Jeff
William Sabatelli
Old Forge
Penn
New York
Paul M. Tebbs
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Dept. of Highways
Panama Canal
Birth announced for Cynthia Denise in West Harrison
Martha Tebbs of West Harrison and Estal Combs announce the birth of their second daughter Cynthia Denise born Friday September 17 weighing 7 lbs 9 oz Nancy A McCullough and Geneva Huffer hosted D A R luncheon in Dayton. A surprise party celebrated Mr and Mrs Allen Viel's 25th wedding anniversary on September 26. Homes Inc employee left August 27 to prepare for a trip out West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Tebbs
West Harrison
Estal Combs
Cynthia Denise
Nancy
A. McCullough
Harvey Conover
Bevis
Geneva Huffer
Dayton
Allen Viel
Homes, Inc
Ten Pin News Monday Social Harrison Bowl
Bowling column from September 14 1970 highlights the Harrison Bowl event with local players and results. Notes city leagues, standout scores, and upcoming meets in the Ten Pin News weekly wrap.
Harrison Men’s Church League results and bowling scores
Monday night league action shows Harrison No 1 sweeping Harrison Christian No 2 and Harrison Presbyterian toppling K of C No 1. UMC and Crosby UMC split wins, St John’s Holy Name Society beat St John’s UCC, and other matches yield two each for Venice Meth and K of C No 2. Jim Simpson led with 633 total and a 244 high, boosting U S Shoe to an $82 game. numerous bowlers posted 200s and 500s. Also notes trot racing at Delaware Ohio fairgrounds and a session change for a meeting with refreshments by Rising Leonard Haag.
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Harrison Christian No
Harrison Christian
Harrison Presbyterian
K. of C
Harrison United Methodist
Crosby United Methodist
St. John’s Holy Name Society
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Bright Presbyterian
K. of C. No
Venice Meth
Liefferman’s Ins
Schoenling Beer
Bob’s Cozy Inn
Rosemeyer’s
Highlander Center
First National Bank
Tom’s Ashland
American Legion
Pasquale’s ‘Blessing Bros
Venice Castle
U. S. Shoe
Jim Simpson
Jim
Russ Cole
Cus
North Quatkemeyer
Ovssatngs
Ralph Collier
Robert
Bixinstine
John Gausman Norma
Dale Mendel
Charlie Boyd
Itive
SOD Pon Ueee Ees
Dan Neff
Vern Price
Ralph St. John
Bob Sedgebeer
Gene Jacobs
Fred Teeters
Wayne Becraft
Joe Schumaker
Delaware, Ohio Fair Grounds
Dentiary
Knollman Family Reunion Held Sunday
The Henry Knollman family held its annual reunion on Sunday September 20 with a dinner at Davids Buffet and a gathering at Knollmans home. Attendees included Henrys four children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren plus numerous relatives. Those not present but listed as thought of included several Falls De La Croix Anderson and Fall family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Knollman
David
Mr. Knollman
Henry
Byron Knollman
Milton Knollman
Robert Toombs
Greg
Martin Fall
Lisa
Robert de la Croix
David and
Barbara Anderson
Ruth Ann de la Croix
Susan Fall
World War I Vets To See Races
Ohio Valley Barracks Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary No. 186 meet Friday night September 25 at the Lawrenceburg Recreation Center Tate St Geeens Ind. Time 7 00. Commander Leonard Haag has a new program showing two films of two races The Ham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Barracks
Auxilliary No
Lawrenceburg Recreation Center
Tate St
Geeens Ind
Leonard Haag
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Hornets edge Harrison in hard fought league clash
Lemon Monroe coach Gene Rice gambled on fourth and six from the 44 and Tom Bake carried for a TD, lifting the Hornets to victory over Harrison. Jerry Dean scored for the Cats, while Steve Strinko anchored Lemon Monroe with 16 tackles. The game sparked intense officials controversy and a large partisan crowd at Lemon Monroe Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe
Gene Rice
Hornets
Rice
Tom Bake
Steve Strinko
Harrison
Dave Metz
Strinko
Metz
the Enquirer
Grid
Ross
Cats
Talawanda
Lemon Monroe
The
Jacques Laughlin
Jacques
Wildcats
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
New Beer Association
Rockdale E. U. B. Church
Shirley Ann Hall
John Hall
Drewersburg
William Biddle
Walter Biddle
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold Underwood
Alvin Roessler
WLWT
Goodwil Guild
Goodwill Industries
Springfield Pike
Woodlawn
S. State Street Western Finance Co
Ten Pin News
Rosemeyer
Eckstein Roofing
Harrison Bowl
Dugan Construction
Union House
Perrine Lumber and
Webb
Greenwood
A. Kinnett
W. Rybolt
L. Fagaly
G. Eckstein
R. Wilhelm Wubow
Jack Wilson
Dan Gieringer
Frank Klopfstein
Charlie Pollock
Joe Toney
Brad Colegate
Allen Callaway
George Feller
John Patterton
Tony Sedgebeer
JoAnn Grubi
Jeanne Richards
Jody Kuntz
Lisa Eckel
Sandy Stehlin
Ray Bell
Harrison Men’s Church League
Tage
George Watkins
Paul Roeil
Daryl Backov
Jenn Huisman
Smith Teron
Newhouse
Glace Riegel
Hoo
Gene Meyers
Larry Moody
Moody
Bob Newhouse
Suntap
Anne Bon
Harrison Bow
J. Simpson
H. Hahn
Wood
D. Simpson B. Wilber
J. Walsh
D. Boling
J. Wood
V. Price
J. Schroot
R. Langefeld
L. Pfister
P. Sackett
W. Richards
D. Taylor
E. Taylor
M. Boling
R. Hahn
J. Wilber
Daryl Back
Everett Gabbard
Harold Dierdorf
Glen Wilson
Howard Stan Jacobson
Ivan Hughes
Paul Kraus
Ben Yocum
Chuck Callaway
Eversole Eye
G. ‘Noel
N. Quatkemeyer
Joseph F. Wing
Turkey
Southwest Conservation Club
Harrison Home Service
the Complete Home Service
Aluminum
Knollman Family
American Legion Home
Dukes
Merchants Bank and Trust CO
the Merchants Fdig Bank & Trust CO
By Bill Kuntz
Tony Pepper
Mike
Brech
North Dearborn
Viking
Safford
Jerry Dean
Pepper
Panthers
Lockland
Panther
Wyoming
Cowboys
Colerain
North College Hill
Trojans
Finneytown
Mt. Healthy
Mr. Healthy
Oak Hills
Taylor Yellow Jackets
Highlanders
Taylor
Dave McMillan
Fairfield
Western Hills
Ken Conatser
Mustangs
Indians
Madeira
Reading
Norwood
Glen Este
Springboro
Lawrenceburg
Jennings Co
Aurora
Red Devils
Fimneytown
Taylor Yellowjackets
Anderson
Tri-State Area
Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Atlanta
Admiral
Braves
Greater Cincinnati
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