Oakley Men's Shop Announces Retirement After 40 Years
Owners Joe and Bert Pinales announce the Oakley location at 306 Madison Rd will close after four decades. They thank customers, friends, and local businesses including Oakley School St Cecelia's Oakley Baptist Church Milacron Fifth Third Bank Vonderbrink's Roman Jewelers Skyline Chili Sears Amorini Dry Cleaners Sharp's Jewelers Tropicana Tammy's Restaurant and local figures for support and memories.
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Oakley teen wins big with needlework at Carthage Fair
Nancy Breen of 4108 Maple Dr Oakley is a champion with embroidery. She won first place and Best of Show at Carthage Fair this year and has 11 ribbons in four years, including five firsts and two Best of Show. Three blue ribbon pieces will go to the Ohio State Fair. The winning flowers piece started in March and finished in June. Nancy plans Christmas gifts then another entry for next year and keeps up embroidery three hours daily before fairs.
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Thank You Notes From Oakley Hills And Holmes Hospital
A resident at 2615 Erie thanks the box man who returned a lost box containing a suit valued over 50 dollars. Journal editor Bob Wiebold expresses gratitude to many community members and groups including Charles Podile Jr High Kenneth Barnes Jim McKenns Rose Roe Oakley Chamber of Commerce Hyde Park Residents Association Don Fisher Village of Mariemont Jack Metz Jody Steiner Cincinnati Bell Oakley Senior Citizens Center for kind wishes and support during illness.
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Cincinnati schools set early September opening for 1973 74
Opening dates vary as Cincinnati public schools plan a September 5 start for the 1973 74 year with an in service day for teachers September 4 Enrollment at Withrow High reaches 2848 last week Classes start at 755 am and dismiss at 2 pm Pupils receive home room assignments on opening day Purcell High reports a slight enrollment rise with 775 students Freshmen report August 30 and upperclassmen August 31 New staff includes Conry Bolger Fulkerson Kellerman A multimedia center is created by joining the library and audio visual departments Student council schedules a dance for September 2 Football at Norwood September 7 and a festival of old time comedies planned for the month.
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Orientation at Mariemont High and elementary registrations
Mariemont Orientation for new Mariemont High parents tonight at 8 in the school auditorium. Sixth graders attend a 1 to 10 p.m. session Thursday, August, to meet teachers and tour. Open classes begin September 4 with kindergarten enrollment through August 31 and 9 am to 3 pm at three elementary schools.
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Boy Knits By Heart In Hyde Park Home
Fritz Lapenson a 10 year old with a 14 year old brother lives on Madison in Hyde Park. He knits at Oakley Public Library and will start fifth grade at Oakley Elementary this fall. His father George is a renowned concert violinist who practices Brahms each morning. Fritz learned knitting from library books and his mother, started after seeing a Mexican woven belt his father brought back. He has made pot holders and a boat, and enjoys painting watercolors.
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Natural Life Health Foods Hyde Park Plaza Ad
Health foods vitamins books grains and cosmetics are offered at Natural Life in Hyde Park Plaza with a contact phone number 294 7717 for store inquiries and orders.
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Dia Huckler Water Bug Wins Multiple Swim Ribbons
Eight year old Dia Huckler of 3614 Edwards Rd has swum since age five. She trained with Northeastern YWCA and Under UWC coach Verla Tomes earned nine first places nine firsts one second and three thirds. She later joined Cincinnati Recreation Commission at Withrow and won four trophies in the All-City Meet among 21 first place ribbons. Dia aims for the 1984 Olympics and attends Hyde Park School third grade.
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Siren Alarm Silent at East Hyde Park Car Wash
Neighbors have noted the siren burglar alarm at the Magic Spray Car Wash in East Hyde Park Plaza has not sounded since Aug. 16 despite earlier thefts. Owner Richard Hopple and police dispute cooperation levels, with discussions ongoing on alarm repair and possible legal action by residents.
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