Marketing workshop connects Withrow High students with local leaders
Representatives from the Better Business Bureau Acomb Advertising Senco Products and Sales and Marketing Executives spoke to distributive education students at Withrow High School. The session featured a marketing simulation where raw materials and labor were purchased to make a product sold to retailers and finally consumers.
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Withrow High School
Jeff Atkinson
Jean Angus
Dennis Tramber
Paul Callahan
Withrow
Robert Kay
George C. Young
Better Business Bureau
Robert Acomb
Acomb Advertising Agency
Jack McKiernan
Senco Products Inc
Herb Schaefer
James Precht
Jean Tilford
Second Ward GOP to Install Officers at Dinner Dance
The Second Ward Republican Club will hold its annual installation dinner Saturday Jan. 27 at the Gibson Hotel ballroom starting 6 30 p m. Congressman William J Keating will be the principal speaker and Judge William J Morrissey the MC. Officers to be installed include Charles Woodward president William Mund vice president Fern Roush secretary Agnes Elden treasurer. Board members taking office are Dave Benna James Condit Sr Bess Drennan John Farrell William Ferris Don Gardner Effie Jackson Don Overmeyer Jerry Perkinson Ray Reiss Betty Roeper Gilbert Schafer. The William Cody Kelly political award will be presented, sponsored by William Cody Kelly and A Don Bullock. Tickets from Mr Connelly at 271 0072 or co chair Jack Davis 871 4990. Music by Smittie's Bend. Madisonville puppet show Pupils at Madisonville elementary school anticipate a return visit Wednesday Jan 24 of the Meredith Bixby marionettes presenting Pinocchio. Admission twenty five cents.
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Second Ward
Republican Club
Gibson Hotel
John Connelly
William J. Keating
William J. Morrissey
Charles Woodward
William Mund
Fern Roush
Agnes Elden
Dave Benna
Smittie’s Bend
Police bomb scare costs city as package logs tick
A ticking package sent anonymously to District Six Police Station Hyde Park prompted a bomb squad response. The city paid 152 to dispose of the alarm clock laden parcel found without postage or return address. Mail delivery remains suspected.
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District Six
Hyde Park
Millcreek Rd
Mariemont School District Forms Economic Advisory Panel
Mariemont, Terrace Park and Fairfax mayors join an economic advisory committee to urge industry retention in village sites amid tax losses. The district faced revenue drops from American Standard and Penn Central, while reorganization proposals could force mergers or divestitures if per pupil valuations exceed the state average.
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Mariemont
Wooster Pike
Plainville
Mariemont City
Penn Central Railroad
Clare Yards
Penn Central
Here
Springfield
American Standard
Board of Education
State Board of Education
Hamilton County Budget Commission
Can GCSL be saved
Greater Cincinnati High School Safety League faces a sharp decline with six students and seven advisors at the January meeting. The group, founded in 1964 to promote safe driving, has seen attendance fall from 150 to three and schools from 22 to six, despite devoted advisors and limited council support. Teenagers must drive renewed interest and leadership, with calls to contact Joe Fuller at 281-1807 to join or assist.
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Rob Cook
CSNI
Greater Cincinnati High School Safety League
GCSL
Cincinnati
Joe Fuller
John van Flandern
Joseph Luebbers
Hamilton County
Paul Fricker
League
Bill
Fricker
Greater Cincinnati
Little Miami park plan eyed by Cincinnati planners
The Cincinnati Planning Commission envisions a riverside park along a five mile Little Miami River stretch from Beechmont Ave to Red Bank Rd. within city limits. It would include grazing lands for zebra and buffalo and connect with relocated U S 50 and the Red Bank Rd connector. The plan seeks $50 000 yearly for five years in land acquisition funds. The Park Board and Recreation Commission would manage trails boating a bicycle route a scenic drive and an educational nature preserve on the west bank.
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Cincinnati Planning Commission
Little Miami River
Beechmont Ave
Red Bank Rd
U.S. 50
Wooster Pike
John Sheblessy
Commission
Cincinnati Park Board
The
Recreation Commission
Little Miami
Mariemont Wins Its Own Swimming Invitational
Mariemont High School swimmers won the Mariemont Invitational at the high school pool. Warriors set three meet and pool records and tied one as multiple events produced fast swims by the home team.
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Mariemont
Mariemont High School
Ray House
the Warriors
Mark Pruiss
Jim Stites
Ohio
Anderson High
Princeton
Oak Hills
Western Hills
Indian Hill
Chan Chee Keong
Malasia
Chee Keong
Malaysia
Knothole District Nine seeks teams by March thirty first
Knothole teams must register by March 31 to join the spring season starting April 14. Fee is 30 dollars per team with refunds available. Volunteer coaches needed and contact Jim Royer at 871-9087 for details. Umpire workshop set for 1 PM Saturday January 27 at United Church of Christ Oakley. Umpire pay ranges 3.50 to 4 dollars per game.
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District Nine
Knothole
Jim Royer
United Church of Christ
Taylor Ave
Oakley
Knothole District Nine
Psychologist Speaks on Parenting at Peoples High Meeting
Michael Landwehr director of psychological services for Cincinnati Public Schools spoke at a Walter Peoples Association gathering last week. He urged honesty, logic, explicit rules and balancing structure with love while noting limited formal prep for parenthood.
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Michael Landwehr
Cincinnati Public Schools
Walter Peoples Association
Landwehr
Oakley Parent Discussion Group Speaker Announced
Mrs. Anna Cooper head of parent education for city schools and former Cincinnati Council of PTA president will speak at Oakley School at 8 30 a m on Thursday. Her topic is Communication Between Parent and Child. A film Beginnings will be shown. PTA members may bring a guest. Refreshments and child care provided.
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Anna Cooper
Cincinnati Council of
PTA
Oakley School
Cooper
U.C
Robbery at Mason Jewelers Leaves Clerk Hurting
Jack Powenl of Mason Jewelers suffered facial and head lacerations after a scuffle with hold up men during an attempted robbery at his store on Plainville Road. Three adults and a 17 year old boy were involved, the youth later captured in a Windward Street garage and charged with armed robbery and assault.
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Jack Powenl
Mason Jewelers
Plainville Rd
Windward St
Fairfax
Mariemont
Powen
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