Withrow High School Plans White Elect Sale at Hyde Park Plaza
E C H O E S from the hills report Withrow High School will hold a white elect sale on August 9 at Hyde Park Plaza with deviations sought. Donna Flick can arrange pick up at 231 2835. A memorial flag honors Capt. Howard R. Knudsen World War II veteran. Demolition of a condemned house at 3578 Michigan Ave is pursued. Hyde Park Business Club buys the Edwards Griffith house for two apartments.
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Withrow High School
Hyde Park Plaza
Donna Flick
Oakley Square
Howard R. Knudsen
Minot Ave
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Knudsen
Michigan Ave
Theodore Berry
Hyde Park Business Club
Edwards and
Griffith Aves
Country Day program hosts Parents Night for area youths
Madisonville School second and third graders and families attended the ninth annual summer enrichment event at Cincinnati Country Day School. The program aims to spark greater student interest in learning and boost basic skills for participating children and their families.
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Madisonville
Cincinnati Country Day School
Lyon
Zoo
Natural History Museum
Frisch’s Farm
Playhouse-in-the- Park
Cincinnati Nature Center
Park Plan Backed by Hyde Park Council
Greater Hyde Park Community Council unanimously endorses phase one of a plan by the Cincinnati Park Board to improve Ault Park. The finance committee seeks about 300000 for base improvements including two bicycle trails, a promenade area, five off street parking areas, and new picnic and play spaces.
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Greater Hyde Park
Cincinnati Park Board
Cincinnati City Council
Ault Park
Robert Turner
Esplanade
Cascade
Rose Gardens
E Council
C.H. Mantel
Ohio University Dean's List Spring listing
Area students named to the dean's list at Ohio University for the spring quarter include Michae lssady, Marcella Colan, George Foster, Kimberly Haught, a Millerian Phyllis Baird.
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Ohio University
Michaelssady
Marcella Colan
George Foster
Kimberly Haught
Phyllis Baird
Hyde Park Residents Lead Fight Against Consolidated Post Office
In Hyde Park Oakley and East End petitions circulate opposing a consolidated post office on Paxton Rd across Hyde Park Plaza replacing Hyde Park Oakley and East End stations. Hyde Park Residents Association leads the opposition and has made their stance known.
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Paxton Rd
Hyde Park Plaza
Hyde Park
Oakley
East End
Paueenry Action Center names new board president
Bernard J. Nolan of 1437 Herschel Ave is elected president of the Paueenry Action Center of Greater Cincinnati. He chairs community affairs at Procter and Gamble and serves as vice president of the Cincinnati School Foundation. Other officers are Mrs. Richard Robinson as vice president Peter Bushelman as treasurer and Mrs. Winifred Luhrman as secretary. The Center coordinates volunteers and is housed at 2400 Reading Rd. Notes on postal plans and zoning actions follow with local officials and business groups voicing concerns over a new post office location affecting Hyde Park Square Oakley and East End areas.
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Bernard J. Nolan
Herschel Ave
Paueenry Action Center
Greater Cincinnati
Nolan
Procter and Gamble
Cincinnati School Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
Richard Robinson
Peter Bushelman
Winifred Luhrman
Teenagers Volunteer At General Hospital Brighten Patient Care
Teenagers serve as junior volunteers this summer at General Hospital, aiding in clinics X ray wards library offices labs and supply rooms. Journal area students include Michael Chenault Susy Evans Valerie Wilson Caroline Magrish Peter Martin Valarie Nornan and Mary Eichenberger among others assisting patients and staff.
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General Hospital
Journal
Michael Chenault
Alberto Co
Hughes High
Susy Evans
Chestnut Mariemont
Dey
Valerie Wilson
Isso
Scertinius
St. Ursula Academy
Caroline Magrish
Richwood Ave
Peter Martin
Herschel Woods Se
Valarie Nornan
Ebersole
Walnut Hills High
Mary Eichenberger
Shaw
Keating seeks halt on new Paxton Rd post office
Congressman William Keating urges suspension of planned consolidation of Hyde Park Oakley and East End branches into a single Paxton Rd facility opposite Hyde Park Plaza. He calls for an environmental impact statement and warns against eminent domain. Postal officials say the building would save 178000 dollars yearly and support a 47 vehicle daily operation with 61 parking spots.
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William Keating
Hyde Park
Oakley
East End
Paxton Rd
Hyde Park Plaza
Keating
E.T. Klassen
Paxton
Post Office
Post Office Plan Halted for 90 Days in Hyde Park
Clarence B. Gels, Chicago regional postmaster, halted consolidation plans for the Hyde Park Paxton Road post office for 90 days after Rep. William Keating urged a postponement. Gels said negotiations on Paxton Road property are paused while the environmental impact statement is prepared and alternatives to the proposed consolidation are considered.
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Cent
William Keating
Clarence Gels
Chicago
Planning Commission
Thomas Luken
Hyde Park
Paxton Rd
Clarence B. Gels
Gels
Cincinnati
Keating
Postel
Navy aviator hopeful completes first solo flight
Second Lt. Daniel G. Hawthorne husband of Gail Roeder Sheimer of 4329 31st Avenue made his first solo flight in a Navy aircraft at Pensacola Florida. Soloing marks a major step toward becoming a Naval Aviator.
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Daniel G. Hawthorne
Gail Roedersheimer
31St. Ave
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Ensign Pfeiffer Receives Wings of Gold in Corpus Christi
Navy Ensign Frank G. Pfeiffer husband of Carol A. Roush of 3525 Deep Woods Se. was designated a Naval Aviator and received his Wings of Id in ceremony at Corpus Christi Texas.
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Navy
Frank G. Pfeiffer
Carol A. Roush
Deep Woods Se
Corpus Christi, Texas
Dream house winners at Peoples Junior High showcase
Students in Paul Ahlert’s industrial arts class built scaled dream houses for six weeks. The project, part of the dream house contest by the Construction Advancement Program, featured 44 dream houses and eight structures from 11 junior highs, judged by architects and contractors at the Board of Education offices.
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Mr. Blandings
Peoples Junior High
Paul Ahlert
Construction Advancement Program of
Greater Cincinnati
The
Allied Construction Industries
Board of Education
Dream House Contest Awards Given to Local Students
Top prize of 50 dollars for best of show went to Robert C. Kranz of Peoples Junior High. Peoples students also earned prizes in the grand prize and other categories with winners including Preston Black, Paul Krimmer, and Andrew Krimmer. Honorable mentions were given to Susan Eiche and Matt Wynn.
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Robert C. Kranz
Peoples Junior High
Peoples
Paul Krimmer
Andrew Krimmer
Oaehears Polne School
Coples
Preston Black
Paul Krimer
Susan Eiche
Matt Wynn
Community year round schools transform urban role
The report notes that the summer vacation originated from agrarian harvest cycles when children aided on farms. It argues the school facility was never intended to become a community institution serving both adults and children for social, cultural, and educational needs.
YMCA Offers Tots Swim Lessons And Community School Plans
Williams YMCA hosts Tuesday swim classes for 2 to 7 year olds with specific times for Pollywog and older groups. Enrollment limited. inform ation contact 961. The piece also discusses using school buildings as adult education centers and community facilities including libraries theaters and pools as part of planned new schools and shared spaces.
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Williams Y.M.C.A
Williams Y
Public Health
Knothole all-stars bash set for July 21 at Oakley Park
Jim Royer district supervisor schedules Knothole all-star bash and consolation tourney start Saturday July 21. three games begin 10 a.m. Class C, 12 p.m. Class D, 2 p.m. Class B. Consolation tourney opens at 10 a.m. on two fields. Charcoal dogs prizes baked goods drinks. District S has 54 teams from Hyde Park Oakley Madisonville Evanston Walnut Hills and over 900 boys.
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Jim Royer
District 9
Oakley Park
Hyde Park
Oakley
Madisonville
Evanston
Walnut Hills
Doctor David S. Norris Receives UC College of Medicine Degree
Hyde Park native David S. Norris graduates from UC College of Medicine on June 3 and begins a residency at Good Samaritan Hospital. He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Norris and the late Francis I. Norris, married to Victoria Wainscott, and previously attended Wittenberg University where he was a member of Alpha Tau Omega.
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David S. Norris
Hyde Park
Uc’s College of Medicine
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dr. Norris
Elizabeth Norris
Francis I. Norris
Victoria Wainscott
Wittenberg University
Alpha Tau Omega
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Madison Place
the March of Imes
Milton Dills
Community Council
Oits Park Plan
Legion
Edward C. Cehlert
American Legion Hall
Arrow Point Way
Fairfax
SEP
NuTonecovill, Swallen’s
Neediest-Kids-Of-All
Avco
Gyro
Cincinnati Industries
Armstrong Chapel
Lawrence Britton
Longview Educational Unit
Charles Goetz
William Hopple
Formica
Kinsella Manufacturing Co
Camargo Road
Madeira
Kitte
Edwards
Bernard Nolan
Joseph Sumner
Sumner
Business Club and Residents Association
Park Square
Mt. Lookout
Bob Keely
Dream House
Richard Hitson
Construction Owners Association
Tri-State
Jay Jacobs
Henry B. Jacobs Sons
James Harlow
Cincinnati Building Trades Council
Gordon Garn
Jones, Peacock and Garn
Fran Dugan
Dugan and Meyers
Loren Poff
Frank Messer and Sons
Krimmer
Kranz
YMCA
Cincinnati Board of Education
Luken
T Clin Peoniath
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