Knothole Opening Day Scores Across District Nine
District Nine Knothole results from Hyde Park Oakley Eastwood Madisonville and Madison Place open with Class B wins by Madisonville Bobcats over Queen City Chev 3 to 2 and United Church of Christ over Walnut Hills YMCA 1 to 0. Class C features Eastwood YACS 25 2 over Jones Insurance and Queen City Chevy 19 4 over Wolfhounds. Class D sees St Marys No 1 25 2 over St Marys No 2 and Sweeney No 1 9 2 over Kenwood Chrysler.
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Hyde Park
Oakley
Eastwood
Madisonville
Madison Place
Madisonville Bobcats
Queen City
Sweeney
St. Marys
United Church of Christ
Walnut Hills Ymca
Alex Sohio
Pastry Pantry
Ryan Plumbing
St. Marks
U.S. Shoe
Evanston Raiders
Eastwood Yacs
Jones Insurance
Queer City Chevy
The
Wolfhounds
Kunkel’s
Sweeney Chevy
Walnut Hills
Elder Council KC
Thompson MacConnell
St. Martin DePorres KC
Sweeney No
Kenwood Chrysler
New
Dean's List Honors and Research Medal Award
UC Evening College winter quarter honors include Charles Browning Carolyn Clodfeller Elizabeth Franklin Judith Lucas Steven Martin Linda Schneider Elizabeth Todd Cheryl Traber Tom Weas Cyrina Wolf Ralph Brueggemann Joan Canton William Johnson Linda Reed Wilmanf Robinson and Sandra Wayman for maintaining 3.5 GPA with at least six credits. Dr John Kahles receives Society of Manufacturing Engineers gold medal for machinability research and civic involvement.
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Journal Area
UC Evening College
Charles J. Browning
Portsmouth
Carolyn S&s
Clodfeller
Paxton Ave
Elizabeth Franklin
Kendall Ave
Judith &, Lucas
Madison Rd
Steven A. Martin
Observatory
Linda T. Schneider
Burch Ave
Elizabeth T. Todd
Andrew Ave
Sandra J. Wayman
Ibsen
Jean Spencer Named Assistant Editor of Cincinnati Magazine
Jean Spencer of Hyde Park has been named assistant editor of Cincinnati Magazine. She succeeds Claudia Ross and will oversee regular departments and coordinate with freelance writers. Spencer, a Kent State alumna, previously served as associate director of communications for the United Appeal of Greater Cincinnati.
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Jean Spencer
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Magazine
Greater Cincinnati
Frank E. Smith
Miss Spencer
Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
The
United Appeal of
Seniors plan movie trip and city events in Oakley
The Oakley Senior Citizens plan a May 4 bus trip to Carousel Theatre to see Lost Horizon and an arts and crafts show May 3 to 6 at 212 E. Eight St. The Soroptimists host a Rhyming Lady program May 9 at Oakley Center. May celebrates several birthdays including Marie Bertrand and Charles Pavely. A Mother's Day program is set for May 11 at the Oakley Center with refreshments after a male-led presentation. John Walking, offensive guard from Purcell, switched from Morehead to the University of Dayton to study business at Dayton U.
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Oakley
Carousel Theatre
Senior Citizens Center
Cincinnati
Eight St
Oakley Center
Fred
Mary Weierich
Marie Bertrand
Alma Lantman
Ann Pavely
Alma Thompson
Charles Pavely
Nettie Shearer
Hazel Stankord
Eleanor Stober
Gertrude Danker
John Walking
Purcell
Morehead
Roy Terry
John
University of Dayton
Jerome Walking
Madisonville
St. Margaret of Cortona
Dayton U
New Officers Elected by Madisonville Monday Club
The Madisonville Monday Club announces its new slate led by Mrs. Arthur Heitz as president and Mrs. Joseph Johnson as first vice president. Also elected are Mrs. Nicholas Heinert second vice president, Mrs. Sherwood Glover recording secretary, Mrs. Joseph Schweikert corresponding secretary, Mrs. William A. Schuberth treasurer, and Mrs. Peter Boike press secretary.
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Madisonville Monday Club
Arthur Heitz
Joseph Johnson
Nicholas Heinert
Sherwood Glover
Rec
Joseph Schweikert
William A. Schuberth
Treas
Peter Boike
Press Sc
Peoples Junior High Sees Promise Amid Challenges
A Cincinnati school report finds Peoples Junior High lacks past roots but shows future potential amid rapid growth. It praises student diversity and notes favorable classroom environment while flagging absenteeism and cultural understanding gaps. Recommendations urge targeted junior high teacher prep and community-based school design.
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Veavvpveis
Vmvoeve Teu Vang
Ohio
U.C
Cincinnati Foundation Backs City School Levy Plan
The Cincinnati School Foundation approves the May operating levy of 4.8 mills raising about $18.7 million through 1975. It targets reading gains at elementary schools, restores secondary class hours and summer programs, resumes athletics, and funds alternative education, providing roughly $20 per student annually.
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Cincinnati School Foundation
Cincinnati School System
Cincinnati
Residents form Hyde Park women’s committee for art museum
Mrs. William Hopple of Hyde Park chairs the newly formed Women’s Committee of the Cincinnati Art Museum. About 400 Hyde Park volunteers join as charter members under Mrs. Carl Bimel Jr. The group, with Mrs. Richard Thayer as vice chair and Mrs. George R. Smith as executive secretary, plans coffee hours and annual dues of 25 dollars per family to support free museum admission.
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William Hopple
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Art Museum
Bimel
Women’s Committee of the Art Museum
Damascus
Withrow High School May Events and Troupe Details
The 1973 Sounds of Withrow runs May 10 to 12 with tickets at the school. Performers include Jackie Frankenstein and Melinda Lavender among others. producer Elston Hurst and music directors James Parke and Woodson Conway are listed, with Jack Louise as choreographer. A rummage sale and bake sale occur May 5 at local churches, plus Cum Laude society inductions and senior prom on May 26. Athletic Boosters meet May 3 and PTA board May 7. fall play registrations for Eastern Hills Soccer Association are open through area schools or John Eiffert.
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Withrow
Jackie Frankenstein
Melinda Lavender
GoGo Phillips
Monica Chenault
Greg Burnside
Robert Toliver
Delany Teasley
Linda Shields
Kim Huckler
Laura Hewitt
Debbie Noon
Pat Leslie
Kathy Wade
Elston Hurst
James Parke
Woodson Conway
Jack Louise
Priscilla White
Jeff Berry
Joan Gordon
Sue Lacy
Karen Bucknell
David Vaimore
Shonda Davis
Mike Gretchen
Sandi Edwards
Stephany Bracken
Denise Farmer
Terri Hadley
Barb King
Phil Casey
Kevin Smith
Richard Atkinson
Doug Carr
Eastern Hills Soccer Association
John Eiffert
LeBlond Ave
Mt. Lookout
Purcell Hosts Third March of Dimes Health Hike
Local volunteers from schools organizations and businesses join the March of Dimes Health Hike on Sunday May 6 at 7 45 a m starting at Carthage Fair Grounds The Purcell High Queen s Men Dramatic Club supplies the largest group with 30 hikers Proceeds support birth defect research Each hiker must raise at least five cents per mile Information at MOD chapter HQ 324 E Third St 241 7593
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Carthage Fair Grounds
MOD
Purcell High Queen’s Men Dramatic Club
E. Third St
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Heads Bar Association
Robert H. Dennis
Grandin Rd
Cincinnati Bar Association
Robert R. Lavercombe
Bendigs
John F. Kahles
Metcor Research Associates, Inc
Rosslyn
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Kahles
Newman Foundation of Cincinnati
Dayton
Cincinnati Bell
Carrousel Inn
Barbara Engelhardt
Hyde Park Ave
Marian High
Lisa L. Johnston
Wooster Pike
Mariemont High
Robert A. Robers
Isabella Ave
Purcell High
Cheryl Dickerson
Golden Ave
Withrow High
Cincinnati Board of Education
General Motors
Norwood
James Kinard
Quality Control Department
Kinard
Sidney Koche
CSM
TAS
P.M. Special
Paxton
A&p
Pairfax Presbyterian Church
Southern Ave
Hawthorne Ave
Frisch
Bake Sale
Eastern Hills
Mother of Twins Club
Scott’s
Mt. Washington
Knox Presbyterian Church
By Kim Huckler
Eastern Hills Journal
Werle Norman Cosmetics & Boutique
DE Park Plaza
Bob
V.W
Porche
Mercedes
Madison Rd. Cor
Madison & Jameson
Erie Ave
Hyde Park East
American Montessori Society
Evy Wallace
Preen
Nasplex
Murphy
Erie
Murphy’s
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