Parochial Schools Enrollments Rise and Fall Across Area
Area parochial schools report varied enrollments for the 1972-73 year with Purcell and Marian High Schools predicting declines. St John Vianney, St Cecilia and Christ the King Cardinal Pacelli schools show mixed totals. St Margaret of Cortona notes about 50 fewer students than last year while St Anthony School aims for around 240. The Cincinnati Board of Education seeks private funds for an intercultural communications program in Withrow High School district to improve interaction among diverse ninth graders.
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Eastern Hills
Purcell
Marian High
Marian
St. John Vianney
Care
Ar’s
Mark
St. Margaret of Cortona
Madisonville
Our Lady of Loretto Parish
Mary Margaret
St. Cecilia
Loraine Marie
Christ the King Cardinal Pacelli School
Joseph A. Gagliardo
St. Anthony School
Mary Colette
St. Marys
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Withrow
Lyon
Peoples
Sawyer
Cincinnati Public Elementary Enrollments Rise for 1972 73
Withrow High School projects about 2,599 students this year up from 2,471 in fall 1971 continuing trends show junior high declines due to dropout rates night school and suburban moves. Area elementaries report varied enrollments and new staff as classes start on Sept 6 at several campuses.
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Madisonville
Wollenhaupt
Patricia O’bryan
Cynthia Adams
Helen Davis
Sallye Fields
Carolyn Fishback
Catherine Buschle
Cincinnati Public Schools Set to Reopen September 6
All Cincinnati public schools will begin the 1972 73 year on Wednesday September 6. Most students pre registered before June closures and have class assignments mailed for junior and senior high pupils. Immediate reports are required for moving families and new residents to transfer or obtain proper records. Parents should register kindergarteners now with birth certificates and immunization records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bicycles for sale advertised in last week’s CSMI classified
Mrs. Ralph Kramer James Manley and Janet Wollmann advertised bicycles for sale in the CSMI classifieds. The ad promises quick response and urges buyers to dial 731-1170 to act fast in the suburbia market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kramer
James Manley
Janet W.olmann
CSMI
Suburbia
Back to School Section Promises Variety of Needs
CSNI presents its annual Back-to-School section highlighting a range of supplies and services for students and families. The feature promises listings from local retailers and resources to help families prepare for the new academic year.
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CSNI
Community notes from Eastern Hills 1939 period
April 1939 Eastern Hills Journal lists Oakley chairmen and zone captains led by Lenton Vorwerck and William Mund as drive quotas loom. Eastern Hills Tennis Club places fourth in CBC Industrial Tennis League. Oak Hills tops with 38 wins. Barbara Bouckaert attends Republican convention in Miami as Teens for Nixon chair. local GOP leaders include Earl Barnes and Rep. William Keating. American Legion Post 554 marks 50th anniversary and plans a Fairfax hall. Safe labor day program on Fountain Square with Safety Council Director Raymond Clift. Little Miami Inc notes Jack Correll’s 21 inch yellow walleye near Mathers Mill. Welcome Home Rose greeted by Oakley stores for Europe return of Rose Roche.
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Eastern Hills Journal
Oakley
Lenton Vorwerck
Fred G. Schilling
Joseph Passauer
Carl F.W. Frank
William J. Mund
George H. Culver
Charles Freisens
Robert B. Pomfrey
Adam R. Frech
Carl Feldhaus
Charles W. Shoemaker
Lawrence F. Dogle
Eastern Hills
Miami
Fla
Barbara Bouckaert
Phil Bouckaert
Hyde Park
Barbara
Ohio
Nixon
Fourth Ward
Republican Club
Earl T. Barnes
Hamilton County
GOP
William Keating
Little Miami
Little Miami Inc
Jack Correll
Madisonville
Mathers Mill
Jack
Unattended Erie Marburg lot prompts resident concern
The vacant lot on Erie Ave opposite Marburg Ave remains overgrown and layered with debris. Residents fault the city for not compelling owner J.F.L. Investment Co. to clear weeds and piles, amid reports of a hillside landslide near children at play.
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Erie Ave
Marburg Ave
A~staurant
Health Department
J.F.L. Investment Co
Madisonville Day Parade and Festival Planned
Madisonville Day will be held Saturday September 16 rain or shine. A community parade starts 1130 a.m. at Bramble Elementary School, proceeding west to Whetsel north to Madison and south to Anderson Place ending at Lyon Junior High for the festival. Co sponsors are Lyon PTA Madisonville Coordinating Committee with Curtis Johnson parade chairman and contacts at Lyon Junior High.
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Madisonville
Elmer Fobes
Curtis Johnson
Princip Madisonville School
Cal
Lyon Junior High
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Jane Burch
E. Court St
Marjorie Simeone
John Simpson
Macey Ave
Greg Albert
Northside
Tom Hagen
Duncan Ave
Gloria Hyland
Eye Opener
Mt. Adams
Emil Quayle
Ed Betts
Madison Rd
Elizabeth Finn
Mexico
University of America
Withrow High School
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
James McKenna
Hyde Park Play School
Purcell-Marian
Jeannine
Research and Statistics Department of the
Cincinnati Education Center
Tian Ilenan
Charles Nuckolls
Psts
Peoples Junior High
William McElhaney
Kilgour
Frank Mack
Bramble
Rosemary F. McNeeve
Edith Hueneke
Lois Volkman
Carolyn Wiese
Kenneth Barnes
Eastwood Elementary
Wright
Atwood
Vine
Mary Alicey
Gints
Kittes
Edwards RD
Linwood
Mt. Lookout Sq
THE
Diet Center
MT. Lookout
Mt. Washington
Eastern Hills Tennis Club
Cincinnati Milkiron
Oak Hills
Edward C. Gehlert
American Legion Post 554
Post
Fairfax
John Eiswein
Tony Kaiser
Fountain Square Plaza
Safety Council
Raymond Clift
Welcome Home Rose
Allston Ave
Rose Roche
Eastern Hills Stationery
Europe
Erie-Marburg
Oakley Church
United Church of Christ
Taylor Ave
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