Oakley Seniors Plan Bus Trip and Center Event
Oakley Senior Citizens Club members will take a bus trip to the Girls Friendly Vacation House on August 13. Participants should bring bathing suits for swimming. An entertainment feature is planned for the Oakley Center on August 15. Members are asked to bring items such as antiques and tell about their origins. A birthday party on July 8 honored Ralph Curl and other local residents. Mr. and Mrs. James Maxson also celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary at the event.
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Oakley Senior Citizens Club
Iendly
Oakley Center
Stell
Ralph Curl
Nettie Éarthy
Ed Peery
Mary Steussing
Elsie Cordes
Annie Curl
Guschlachter
Maruguerite
Heithaus
Elvira Seemann
Edna Rankin
Rose Amon
Soie Sowers
Fred Ohnenkamper
Thelma “Steinbeck
Sam ¢Fechenbach
James Maxson
Peter Paris Named Staff Accountant at Resource Center
Peter Paris, 7026 Grace Avenue, named staff accountant and controller of Business Resource Center. He will coordinate accounting services and assist clients in bookkeeping, systems, finances and taxes. Paris, 26, on loan from Arthur Andersen and Company where he is a senior staff accountant.
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Peter Paris
Grace Avenue
Business Resource Center
BRC
Paris
Arthur Andersen and Company
Oakley Council Seeks Volunteers for City Project COPE
The Oakley Community Council invites interested Cincinnati citizens to join Project COPE a nine to twelve month effort beginning Oct 1 It will form task forces in areas such as parks recreation culture and open spaces law enforcement and more and will involve universities and local groups The council must receive two nominees by Aug 17 contact Rev Terry A Tate at 531-0294 or 321-6756 for details
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Oakley Community Council
COPE
Universities
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Community Council
Cincinnati
Terry A. Tate
Rcal
Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church
Squash Blossom brings Southwest Indian art to Cincinnati
Marilyn Harris and Sheila Glenn run Squash Blossom on Hyde Park Square a store for lovers of Indian artwork. Their large private collection began with a Phoenix blanket and a kachina doll and grew through travels and reading. Prices range from dollars to hundreds with earth tones and occasional bright color. turquoise is prized and sold by the carat.
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Hyde Square
Marilyn Harris
Rob Cook
Hyde Park Square
Sheila Glenn
Sheila
Glenn
Phoenix
Harris
Clifton
John Hauser
Iee
Marilyn
Southwest
Squash Blossom
East
Cincinnati
West
Mira
Flea Market Sale by Calumettes Drum and Bugle Corps
The Calumettes Drum and Bugle Corps host a flea market and rummage sale at American Legion Post 744 224 Wilmer Ave. from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday August 17 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday August 18. Proceeds fund new drum equipment.
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Calumettes
American Legion
Wilmer Ave
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Am. Cancer Society
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Bykota
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Calvary Shrine
Church of Jesus. Christ of Latter-Day Sts
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Coyptes Club
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O.E.S
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Order of Amaranthe Ivanhoe Demoiay
Job
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Bethel
Kiasse Ladies Oriental Shrine of
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Lee Chapel
Oakley
Mother's Club
Oakley Playground
Mothers Club
Oakley Rainbow Assembly
Oakley UN. Meth
Ohio
Ohio Friendly Club
Pleasant Ridge
Mothers
Revelettes
Drum & Baton Corp
St. Cecilia
St. James Board of Stewards
St. Luke Am. Episcopal
Scout Troop
Paxton Ave
V.W
Porche
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Madison & Jameson
Idaho
Pambridg
Goodman Ave
College Hill
Paxton Hyde Park
Savings Association
Savings and Loan
FIRST
Milford
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