Miss Photogenic 1983 Natasha Crider Crowned
Natasha Leeann Crider, six, daughter of Everett and Beverly Crider, won Miss Photogenic 1983 and placed first runner-up in Little Miss Cincinnati and Cincinnati’s Most Beautiful Majorette at the North American Beauty Pageant on September 18 at the Ramada Inn. She attends Harrison Elementary in first grade and is part of the Harrison Marching Kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Beverly Crider
Natasha Leeann Crider
Ramada Inn
Sharon Road
I-75
Cincinnati
Natasha
Harrison Elementary
Harrison Marching Kittens
Phyllis Lowe
School of Dance
Jean Vaughn
Dance Artist School of Dance
Bridgetown Youth Killed In Accident
Bridgetown youth Donald R. Elkins, 19, of 4501 Hutchinson Road, died in a head on collision on Dry Fork Road after losing control at high speed. He was thrown from the car and died before reaching University Hospital. Elsie M. Wheeler, 31, and her 11 year old son Toby were treated for minor injuries, while passenger Elsie Minton, 57, of Harrison, was admitted in satisfactory condition.
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Donald R. Elkins
Hutchinson Road
Bridgetown
Dry Fork
Elkins
Elsie M. Wheeler
West Road
University Hospital
Wheeler
Toby
Providence Hospital
Elsie Minton
Harrison
Dean's List at Cincinnati Technical College for June Term
Academic vice president David C. Ballinger announced the Deans List for the June term ending August 31. Local students scoring 3.50 or higher include Cleves Patrick J. Busken aviation technology and Elizabeth Maria Kocher medical records among others in electronics, laser, business data processing, and management technologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Technical College
David C. Ballinger
Cleves
Patrick J. Busken
David George Fraundorfer
Techno- Harrison
Elizabeth Maria Kocher
Eric C. Lausch
North Bend
Jay Michael Simpson
Okeawa
Patrick Burton
Julia Ann Hurrell
Local Musicians to Play at Mike's Skateland Concert
Scott Sprinkles and Rick Dryden perform September 29 from 6 to 11 pm at Mike's Skateland in Harrison and Broadway. Dryden drums for a top forty act with club circuit experience. Sprinkles fronts Black Diamond, a high energy metal group that headlined at Bogart's in Cincinnati. Both were once part of Harrison band Breakaway. Sponsored by Starbound Productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sprinkles
Rick Dryden
Skateland
Harrison
Broadway
Tri-state
Black Diamond
Bogart’s
Cincinnati
Scott
Shorty Schaich Closes Garage After 55 Years of Service
Harold Shorty Schaich shut his Harrison Avenue garage Saturday after 55 years in business. Opened 1928 by Harry Biddle, Schaich joined in 1928, owned solo since 1954, and recalls Prohibition era gangsters stopping for tires. He also drove a Southwest Local School District bus for 38 years with no accidents and plans further driving for an undertaker and Canadian fishing trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Minnelli
Harold
Shorty
Schaich
Harrison Avenue
Sycamore Street
Pen
Harry Biddle
Biddle
Chicago
Cincinnati
Southwest
Canada
Area Trustees Hear Reagan at National Conference
Tom Callan Fred Dole and Dolores Welsh of Ohio townships spoke before nearly a thousand delegates at the National Association of Towns and Townships conference in Washington. President Reagan praised grass roots governance as Secretary Pierce Senator Percy Michel Hill and others spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Callan
Fred Dole
Harrison Township
Dolores Welsh
Whitewater Township
National Association of Towns and Townships
Washington, D.C
Callan
Dole
Welsh
Department of Housing and Urban Develop
Ment
Samuel R. Pierce, Jr
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
House
Robert H. Michel
Michael Hill
Tom Luken
Ohio
World Communion Sunday Celebrated by Local Churches
The Whitewater Valley Ministers Fellowship announced World Communion Sunday will be observed by area churches this Sunday October 2. The service centers on Christian unity worldwide and the Sacrament of Holy Communion in remembrance of Jesus Christ. An open invitation asks the community to attend any local church worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Valley Ministers Fellowship
Jesus Christ
Hamilton County Storm Water Plan Aims at Harrison Drains
A volunteer Hamilton County Storm Water Control Committee, formed by Commissioner Norman Murdock, considers extending storm sewers from Campbell Road toward the Whitewater River. Engineer Jim Allen notes the plan would multijurisdictionally connect areas, relieve marshy Mosquito-prone zones, and support future development. Estimated cost 180000 with two months of construction. committee to meet again in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Harrison
Campbell Road
Norman Murdock
Harrison City
Jim Allen
Whitewater
Allen
Miami Whitewater Swim
Westbrook Estates
Storm Water Committee
Wishes To See Friends Jo Peterson Plans California Trip
Jo Peterson a former Harrison resident will attend Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church on October 9 and plans to leave Monday for California hoping to see many friends during Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Peterson
Harrison
California
Neighborhood Watch Expands Into Harrison Suburb Countryview Estates
In Hamilton County, neighborhood watch efforts grow with Countryview Estates in Harrison establishing a 50-household group on West Road. Ted Smith notes the aim to deter crime by neighbor familiarity and visible signs, coordinated by Detective Kathy Meinke of the Sheriff’s Department with about 20 similar committees countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Watch
Countryview Estates
Harrison
Karen Minelli
Hamilton County
Neighb
Ors
West Road
Ted Smith
Smith
Countryview Dr
Mural Protec
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Kathy Meinke
Meinke
Smith Smith
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Modeling and
Pittsburgh
Raymond Bogenscheetz
Eddie Allen
Price Hill
Paris Crider
Miamitown
Harold ‘‘Shorty’’ Schaich
President Reagan
Ted
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