Phase 3 of Key 73 ecumenical witness missions announced
Phase 3 of the Key 73 lay witness program in Oakley runs May 18 to 20 at Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church and other sites with a witness team from Campbellsville. The event follows an ecumenical study of the Gospel of Luke and begins May 18 with a covered dish supper. Scholarships at Knox Presbyterian Weekday Nursery School for Hyde Park area children are also offered for 1973 74 with applications due May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Area
Hyde Park
Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Hyde Park Ave
Madison Rd
Oakley
Campbellsville
Department of Koinoniinistries
Devdigian Ie Tenn
Gronefeld
Ralph Minning
Edward Diefenbach
Knox Presbyterian Church
James Scott
Classified advertising names and agencies listed
A fragment lists advertising representatives and contacts for Ohio and New York newspapers. Names include Robert Wiebold Jackie Litzinger Mitchusson Dorothy McCaffrey John H Wolf Emily Asbury Wolf and Charles J Carraher Jr with ad agency addresses in Columbus and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wiebold
Jackie Litzinger
Mitchusson
Dorothy McCaffrey
John H. Wolf
Emily Asbury Wolf
Charles J. Carraher, Jr
Ohio Newspaper Service, Inc
South High Street
Columbus
Ohio and American Newspaper Representatives
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ault Park Redevelopment Plan Aims to Redesign for Pedestrians
The 10 year Ault Park Redevelopment Plan envisions closing the pavilion circle, converting the cascade area to a planted pedestrian mall, adding bicycle lanes and more picnic areas and play spaces, with a possible restaurant use for the pavilion to prevent vandalism and deterioration. It promotes a regional park model to better serve the public and seeks support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault Park
Delta
Erie Aves
East End
Hyde Park
Fluoridation ruling cited as unconstitutional by judge
Letter from Garnet M White condemns the state fluoridation law as unconstitutional and alleges political manipulation by supporters. The piece claims petitions were void and should be returned, accusing officials of improper handling and calling for accountability. A separate notice reports a spring social hosted by the Democratic Club on May 15 at the Madison Place Firehouse. Also, Susan Neidhart joins Christ Hospital nursing staff after graduating in April 1969 from Withrow High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Matthews
Citizens’ Committee Against Fluoridation, Inc
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Citizens’ Committee
Columbia’ Township
Democratic Club
Madison Place
Murray Ave
Susan Neidhart
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
Christ Hospital
Withrow High
Charles Neidhart
Loe St
Eastern Hills Journal May 9 1973
Local newspaper page from Wednesday May 9 1973 presents community items and brief notices. Readers see short notices, updates, and small headlines reflecting local events, gatherings, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Hills Journal
Night Thoreau Spent in Jail at Mariemont High
Mariemont High School Environmental Group presents The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail this Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Becker leads cast. directed by Mitch Smith with Cyra Sanborn as faculty director and Schmidt and Einhaus as advisors. Also, Walnut Hills Booster Club hosts a garage sale Saturday May 26 at 3565 Paxton Ave from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds fund a recycling truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariemont High School
Thoreau
David Babcock
Boosters Club of
Walnut Hills High School
Paxton Ave
Becker
John Ranseen
Rick Nichols
Steve Wilson
Mark Tomasetti
Patty Thompson
Gwen Clippinger
Flip Brooks
Carolyn Keil
Mitch Smith
Cyra Sanborn
William Schmidt
Robert Einhaus
Oakley Church Directory Listing
Oakley and surrounding area church listings include Oakley Church of Christ, St Marks Episcopal, Knox Presbyterian, Oakley United Methodist, Madisonville Church of God, United Methodist, Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church, Lutheran Good Shepherd, The Lutheran Hour Our Saviour, St Luke's Episcopal, Eastern Hills Fellowship Amiterian Universalist, St Paul Lutheran, Oakley Baptist, Hyde Park Baptist, Hyde Park Community United Methodist, First Church of Religious Science. Names, addresses, service times, and Sunday School notes for each congregation are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marks Episcopal
Gilmore Ave
Donald M. Nickson
Holy Communion
Church OF the Lutheran Hour
OUR Saviour Lutheran Church
Williams and Elsmere Norwood
Oakley and
Hyde Park
Daniel V. Koch
Eastern Hills Fellowship
Amiterian-Universalist
Cherokee Dr
Madeira
Obituary notices for Alice Oswald and Joseph Costello
Mass of the Resurrection for Alice Oswald was said April 30 at St. Anthony Church Madisonville after she died April 27 in Orlando Florida. She was the widow of Henry Oswald and survived by four daughters a son and many grandchildren. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery with services at St Cecilia Church. Joseph Costello died in April at 3331 Serena Ave husband of Helen nee Schack and father of Michael and JoAnn. burial at St Cecilia Cemetery with funeral arrangements by Witt Good and Kelsch Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Church
Madisonville
Alice Oswald
Orlando
Florida
Henry Oswald
Madison Rd
Rosemary Stever
Evelyn Beuke
Martha Blankemeyer
Alice Quisno
Edward Oswald
Mack Johnson
Dunn and Lashbrook Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
St. Cecilia Church
Joseph Costello
Serena Ave
Helen Costello
Vacation Bible School planning meeting set for May 10
The Oakley-North Hyde Park churches announce a 10 a.m. planning meeting at United Church of Christ on Taylor Ave for the first Vacation Bible School. The two-week program is planned for late June and staff volunteers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
North Hyde Park
United Church of Christ
Taylor Ave
Edna Eschenbach
Cincinnati
Oakley Baptist Church
Hans Stoll services held for longtime Willard Bronze worker
Services were held May 5 at St Peter United Church for Hans Stoll who died May 3. He was husband of Edith Przwarzinski Stoll and father of Edith Spooner and Gerhard Stoll, with six grandchildren. A Willard Bronze Company employee for 28 years, arrangements were by Vieshauer Funeral Home.
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St. Peter United Church
Hans Sto
Cox L
Edith Przwarzinski Stoll
Edith Spooner
Gerhard Stoll
Else Redhlich
Willard Bronze Company
Vieshauer Funeral Home
Gerald Ficks Dies at 72 at Home in Clifton
Gerald Ficks 72 of Clifton known as Mr Lookout died May 2 at his home. He chaired the board of Ficks Reed Corp a furniture maker in Oakley. He is survived by wife Katherine S Ficks son Gerald Jr four sisters Mrs Arthur Rowbotham Mrs Harold Davis and the Misses Helen and Estella Ficks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove Chapel
Gerald Ficks
Clifton
Lookout
Ficks Reed Corp
Oakley
Katherine S. Ficks
Gerald Jr
Arthur Rowbotham
Harold Davis
Helen
Estella Ficks
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Coney’s
Coney's
Sunlite Pool
P.O
Montgomery Rd
Norwood
Ohio
Pressanc
The
National Newspaper Assn
Suburban Newspapers of America
Ohio Newspaper Assn
Buckeye Press
Eae Ee Promotion
Garnet M. White
Delta Ave
W. Mack Johnson
Walnut Hills
E. Mcmillan Street
Eastern Hills
Madison Road
Ayde Park Square
Erie Ave
Kenneth Spowal
Allendorf
George W. Weber
Utopia Pr
Eugene Ruehlmann
Nippert Stadium
Hamilton County
Church Directory
Michigan Ave
Oakley United Methodist Brownway & Minor
Joseph Milter
Iday
Bethlehem United Methodist
Robert D. Lovell
Madison & Hyde Park Ave
Oakley-Hyde Park
Lutheran Church OF the Good Shepherd
Kenwood Road
Robert Seihamer
ST. Luke’s American Episcopal Church
Andrew PI
Charles Scott
ST. Paul Lutheran Church
Walter Roschke
Madison
Sears
John €. Hasel
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Michigan
Harold L. Hopkins
Methodist Church
Grace Ave
Emerson S. Colaw
Chapel of Prayer
WZIP
First Church OF Religious Science
Erna Wissmann
Max Factor
Bank
Americard Master
Bible School
Merle Norman
Hyde Park Plaza
Bob
V.W
Porche
Mercedes
Madison Rd. Cor
Madison & Jameson
Hans Stoll
Fred
Hyde Park Square
City Chicken
20Th Century Savings & Loan Co
Dairy Bar
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