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Eastern Hills Journal

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

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Gilliland Remembered with Memorial Tree at Withrow High

William Gilliland former athletic director at Withrow High School is honored with a memorial tree planting on campus May 29. Attendees include Mrs. Carol Gilliland and school leaders. Gilliland and John Huheey guided mid-1950s sports success. he starred as UC halfback and captained the 1933 UC team and served as Air Force lieutenant in WWII campaigns in Africa and Italy.

William Gilliland Withrow High School Carol Gilliland Howard Higgins Robert H. Lowe Daniel Rusche Chuck Seibert Frank Rolfes Gilliland John Huheey

CSNI Buys Review Publishing Milestone in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc. acquires Review Publishing Co. parent of Millcreek Valley News, oldest community weekly in Greater Cincinnati, bringing CSNI to five suburban papers. Alan Schlaechter named general manager. Wheelhouse staff and offices remain. total weekly paid circulation reaches about 83,000 across Norwood Enterprise Hilltop News Eastern Hills Journal and Northeast Suburban Life.

Greater Cincinnati Millcreek Valley Review Publishing Co Lockland Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc CSNI John H. Wolf Albert J Red) Corsmeier Robert Elfers Ronald Schehr Review Publishing Alan Schlaechter Roessler Bros. Printing Schlaechter Mt. Airy Wolf Cincinnati Dale Wolf Norwood Enterprise Charles J. Carraher Jr Montgomery

Hinckley Named Republican Candidate for City Council

Helen C. Hinckley of Hyde Park is the latest GOP hopeful in the nine seat city council race. Hamilton County Republicans announced her nomination and acceptance last week, bringing the slate to seven contenders. Greenbelt plans face opposition as Cincinnati Park Board fights vacating Barrett and Totten Aves in Mt Lookout. Light The Tower Week at Withrow High School aims to raise funds to illuminate the school tower, with contributions coordinated by Mr. Gallagher.

Helen C. Hinckley Hyde Park Hamilton County Republican GOP Cincinnati Park Board Barrett Totten Aves Mt. Lookout Withrow High School Gallagher

Hyde Park film fete opens with three weekly shows

Hyde Park Community Council presents a film festival on three consecutive Wednesdays starting June 6 at 8 p.m. in the First National Bank Building, 3424 Edwards Rd, Hyde Park. Fly ing Deuces with a revue by Edward Badgett. June 13 Correspondent with a preview by Tom McElfresh. June 20 Stagecoach with a preview by Pat Montgomery. Free and open to the public.

Hyde Park Community Stagecoach Pat Montgomery Public Library of Cincinnati First National Bank Edwards Rd Horde Park

Oakley Council Plans 1974 Community Projects

The Oakley Council and city groups met May 24 to review progress and plan actions. A June 28 meeting with City Manager Robert Turner aims to establish suburban input for funds. Highlights include health, meals on wheels, food stamps, youth recreation funding, a new pool delay, and Fourth of July events at Paxton Road playground.

Robert Lovell Hyde Park Bethelehem United Methodist Church Oakley Council League of Women Voters League Robert Turner Tate Nancy Powell Task Force On Health Services Oakley County Community Mental Health Board PTA Oakley Church Crea George Frye Recreation Task Force Oakley Playground Mothers Club Oakley Deep Water Recreation Commission Oakley Community Council Paxton Rd Oakley Playground Evelyn Remenowsky

Oakley Mt Lookout Hyde Park Form Coordinating Committee

A joint meeting of Oakley Mt Lookout Hyde Park long range planners reorganized into a coordinating committee chaired by Smith Hickenlooper Jr. Representatives from the three communities attended. An account of the meeting and discussions will appear next week in The Journal.

Oakley, Mt. Lookout-Hyde Park Long Range Smith Hickenlooper, Jr Oakley, Mt. Lookout, Hyde Park

Oakley Playground Pool Schedule With Summer Openings

The Oakley playground pool will open this summer with free swim on June 9 and 10 from 11 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. Construction starts after September. The program runs June 18 to August 24 then extended dates through September 3 with evening swims and weekend hours. Dick McKenzie is the contact at 352 4019.

Oakley Playground Playground Mothers Club George Frye Dick McKenzie

Eastern Hills Residents Elected to Cincinnati School Foundation

The Cincinnati School Foundation elected new board members including Bernard Nolan of Procter and Gamble as vice president and Mrs. Leo Norman of Madisonville as secretary. Thomas Brush of Hyde Park joins information services and speakers as part of the leadership team. Ralph Davidow remains president with Dr. John et as vice president.

Eastern Hills Cincinnati School Foundation Bernard Nolan Lookout Proctor and Gamble Leo Norman Madisonville Foundation Walnut Hills Education Coalition Thomas Brush Hyde Park Soring Information Services Perae Nos Ralph Davidow Johnet

Mariemont approves bonds for Keebler air project

The village passes an ordinance to issue 1 million dollars in revenue bonds to underwrite half of a 2 million air conditioning upgrade at the Keebler Co. The village will own and lease equipment to Keebler. Keebler covers the other half. Downgraded interest rates benefit Keebler, with tax revenues the village gains.

Keebler Co Donald Fisher Keebler Squire, Sanders and Dempsey Straley

First day sales spark CSNI Instant ads

More firsts for CSNI Instant Action classified ads report rapid sales. Herbert Asbrook sells maple beds on the first day. Mary Smethurst notes wicker headboards sold first evening. Walter Bettner says lawn mower sold to the first caller. Reach 72 000 homes midweek by dialing 731-7170 before 5 p.m. Monday.

Herbert Asbrook Mary Smethurst Walter Bettner CSNI

Hyde Park recycling center now open Saturdays

The Hyde Park Plaza recycling center sponsored by the Hyde Park Residents Association operates Saturdays from 9 30 a m to 3 p m through the last Saturday in October. It accepts newspapers bottles without lids and flattened cans. Volunteers may contact Len and Ginger Hamm at 321 7802 731 7170 for classifieds.

Hyde Park Plaza Hyde Park

Good neighbors thwart Madisonville burglars

Sergeant Charles Horst notes the value of the good neighbor policy after an anonymous tip led police to arrest Clifford Allen and Lee Holman at 5543 Arnsby Madisonville. A burglary was thwarted and property loss avoided. citizens are urged to report suspicious activity.

Charles Horstman District Six Arnsby Madisonville Clifford Allen Holland Drive Lee Holman Winneste

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