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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1975
Page
1
Funeral services were held for Dr Paul Dewey Grove a longtime Madisonville doctor who died in December at Haven Cemetery. The obituary notes his decades of service and local impact.
William T. Earls of Mt. Seers elected as secretary while Stephen Z. Starr of Hyde Park became clerk at the Cincinnati Historical Society December meeting. The group, Ohio’s oldest, enters its 144th year with plans for education including six Saturday history classes for junior high students starting January 18 and a symposium on Ethnic Groups in Cincinnati on April 19. A May tour of the Miami Erie Canal restoration at Piqua is also scheduled alongside ongoing lectures and antiques programs.
The Eastern Hills Journal extends the stork derby deadline to noon due to no entries. Parents must call 531 0234 with baby details including name sex weight birth time hospital and physician, and parents' home address and phone.
Volunteer drivers sought by the American Cancer Society to transport patients. Jan 20 Kilgour School hosts a discussion on transitions from elementary to junior high. Jan 18 starwatch at Cincinnati Nature Center. Slogan contest for Ohio State Fair with $150 prize and family lodging in Columbus. postmarked by Jan 15. DAV Hall hosts an open meeting Jan 11 detailing benefits for war-time disabled. Campbell Collection exhibit at the Cincinnati Art Museum Jan 16 to Mar 2. Hamilton County Park District reiterates motor vehicle permit sales. Rotary Foundation offers four study abroad awards with Mar 15 deadline. Mayor Straley receives beautification award for Isabella F. Hopkins Park.
July and September items cover council changes, budget actions, and local plans. Names include Carol Gettelman replacing John Stinson on Mariemont Council and Fairfax Council approving a 1975 budget. Community groups celebrate Independence Day at Ault Park while Hyde Park Plaza faces a postal facility site debate.
The Journal reports the U S Postal Service dropped plans for a consolidated postal office combining East End branches after a lengthy dispute. The episode featured petitions, an ad hoc study committee, and a Cincinnati visit arranged by Rep. Tom Luken.
Dan Doherty, director of Little Miami Inc, moves the group’s HQ closer to the Sycamore Creek wastewater plant as part of a campaign to curb pollution and urban runoff along the Little Miami River. The effort aims to expand treatment capacity, divert stormwater, and broaden federal protection by incorporating more of the river into the National Wild and Scenic program.
The Mariemont Police Department urges residents to heighten security with lighting directed to the street, reinforce rear and garage doors, avoid hiding spare keys, stay vigilant for unusual activity, and report any suspicious conduct to 271-1655. Deadline reminders for next week's edition follow.
CSNI announces a printing schedule change placing the final classifieds ad deadline at 4 p.m. each Monday starting this week. Classified manager R. K. Mitchusson says the one hour earlier cutoff should not inconvenience CSNI customers.
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