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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
4
The piece lauds Eli Lilly plant in Clinum for adopting waste disposal upgrades. It claims 90 percent of pharmaceutical and agricultural chemical waste will become animal feed additives steam power and harmless gases with ashes only after recycling. It credits union action and urges broader industry reform.
A kickoff campaign event for Roger Cloud took place Saturday September 19 at the Buckeye Building Ohio State Fair Grounds. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Dyer Mrs Grace Carson and Mrs Alma Sawyer withLt Gov Kevin R Keelan presiding over the invocation. Republican candidates and wives were introduced with entertainment by the Harmon aires and Miss Ohio 1970 Kathy Bauman.
Representatives from Hamilton County Board of Education Archdiocese of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Board of Education review the schedule for the school personnel X ray program. The Hamilton County Tuberculosis Association funds the Christmas Seal X ray unit. About 20000 chest X rays will be taken in September and October with volunteers from PTA groups handling paperwork.
The event featured Vivian Walker and Danny singing with Rory Calhoun assisting. Governor Rhodes and Roger Cloud were introduced, Rabbi Allan Penn gave the benediction, and attendees expressed a serious, cooperative mood. A buffet dinner followed the speeches and entertainment.
A group of twenty seven high schools plus the Miami University Marching Band will parade through Oxford and perform in pre game and half time shows in the 16th annual Miami University Band Day program set for this Saturday.
September 38 features Shite BA vs West See wiedens Uebtease in the home opener at Miami Field at 1 30 PM High school bands from across southwestern Ohio join a noon parade from Oxford College through the village to the stadium The combined bands will perform pre game and halftime shows Miami Western Michigan marks the first Mid American Conference contest for both teams Miami won last year 24 20 at Western Michigan Band Day run by Nicholas A Poccia Miami music professor and marching band director
Beulah Goss expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for wonderful help during her sidewalk sale. She notes gratitude for support and assistance from the community.
Weekly Miamitown brief records several medical transfers and auto accidents. On Sept 15 at 1 30 P M Mrs Cath uffman of 7440 Buena Vista Dr was taken to St Francis Hospital. Later that evening Sept 15 at 9 30 P M Mrs Grace Neufarth of 8749 Forfeit Run Rd was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. On Sept 19 at 10 00 A M an auto incident west of Flicker Inn Harrison Pk caused no injuries but gas was flushed. A subsequent Sept 21 incident at 4 05 P M shows another auto accident entry.
The Kaiser families express thanks to the Harrison Jaycees for honoring Jerry D. Kaiser with a training equipment donation in his name to the Life Saving Squad. They also thank Harrison High School classmates of 1961 for the urns placed beside his headstone, describing it as a moving expression of love.
The menu lists daily offerings at North Dearborn High School. Items include hamburger with pickles and corn on Sept 28, chili with crackers on Sept 29, vegetable with bread and butter on Sept 30, beef stew with carrot pineapple salad on Oct 1, and fish on bun with potato chips on Oct 2, with milk and fruit or dessert as noted.
Cincinnati Bell presents a Speakers Bureau program titled The Operator. The talk, plus a 15 minute color film, offers a tour of the operator's room and explains the role of a telephone operator beyond dialing and lookup.
A first hand account outlines the telephone operator role and notes The Operator is one of many spaces available at Cincinnati Bell's Bureau. Details and reservations can be made by calling 397 2766.
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