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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
1
Mrs. Lelia Britton of 5306 Kenwood Rd is among homeowners borrowing police and fire dept etching tools to mark belongings. Fire Fighter Lloyd Conley of Engine Co. 49 in Madisonville assists as the tool program promotes identifying marks to deter burglars and aid recovery, with doors equipped to warn burglars valuables are marked.
Members of the 1947 Withrow High School class plan a reunion on June 24 at Beverly Hills. Sixty three of 750 classmates remain unlocated. contact Ginny McCartney or Dave Jenkins at 3766 Belfast St. 45236 or 891 3134. Missing include Alice Abernathy Edward Adlinger and others. Also notes political campaign roles for Judge John W Keefe with East Hills residents leading the Young Citizens Committee. An Indian Hillman suffered head injuries when his station wagon was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Erie Ave Madisonville Dr George Lanz listed in fair condition at Christ Hospital.
The Village Council gave third reading and passed an ordinance annexing Mariemont High School property to the village, effective 30 days after passage. Prior to annexation the site was county jurisdiction. The council referred walkie talkie radio equipment for firefighters to the health and safety committee. Mayor Straley reminded residents to place grass clipping and yard debris in curbside containers for collection.
Morrie Weiner of the Cincinnati Fire Department retires after 31 years serving Ladder Company 16 Oakley and previously Hyde Park. He led hospital care coverage for city firemen, presided over Fire Department Club, and heads the Protective Association benefit program. He plans to spend time with family, golf, and continue charity work.
Several CSNI area residents are among those elected by the Hamilton County Republican and Democratic Central Committees. Earl T. Barnes, Eastern Hills resident, was re-elected Hamilton County Republican chairman. Barnes was elected without opposition at the County GOP Central Committee meeting attended by 450 of the 832 newly elected county central committee members. Taft said he would not push for Barnes’s ouster at this time. Barnes’s election drew a standing ovation. Republican ward chairmen include John Connelly and Wilton Fraser of the Fourth and Fifth Wards. Richard Grote and Donald Prues of Norwood. Memberships at large include Barbara Bouckaert and James Condit. Democrats re-elected Sidney Weil Jr. and John A. Wiethe as co-chairmen. Among 14 elected vice chairmen are Monica Nolan of Hyde Park, Mayor Joseph Skea Jr. of Norwood, and Peter W. Swenty of Mt. Washington. Vice chairs of the 200-member executive committee include Cincinnati Mayor Thomas Luken of Hyde Park, his brother James, Tom Walker, and others in Norwood, Hyde Park, Mariemont.
Students honor contributing employers at the Mariemont COE banquet. Guests from COE Machine Co. and Blue Cross of Southwest Ohio are named along with Bolce Paint Co. Central Jobbing Co. and Cline Realtors. Fifth company mentioned.
The Eastern Hills Retired Men's Club meets Wednesdays at 3550 Shaw Ave. It has 50 members with a few openings. Officers include President Lewis L. Camp and VP S C Baer. Sixteen COE students received framed certificates of appreciation for employer participation. Debra Harmon won the Tom Shafer Memorial Award for outstanding Cooperative Office Education student.
Hubert R. Horton, center, elected president of the Hamilton County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association board. Other officers seated left to right include Erwin C. Binstadt, MD second vice president. Mrs. Robert Krone first vice president. standing left to right Edmund C. Casey secretary and John A. Lehmer treasurer. The class presented Mrs. Martha J. Gershkovitz a silver tray and roses. guests included parents, board members, teachers, and staff. the Breakfast Club choir sang under Robert Dominique.
Rev. Council M. Harris retires after 27 years as pastor of Gaines United Methodist Church at Chapman and Sierra Streets Madisonville. A reception for the minister and Mrs Harris is set for May 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the church with Mrs Henry McBride as chairwoman and Mrs Delvert Moody as co chair.
Cincinnati neighborhoods enter the Miss Recreation Pageant with Mrs. Thomas Luken of Hyde Park serving as a judge. The winner will reign for a year promoting youth programs run by the Recreation Department.
Residents oppose a proposed one side parking ordinance at the May 10 council meeting amid concerns over fire access. Third reading postponed pending investigation results. If adopted street parking would vary by direction with north south streets on west side and east west streets on south side. A lieutenant position in the Police Department will be created at the May 24 meeting. The village plans to move to a new municipal building by month end with demolition of the old structure and a June 4 open house tentatively set. Dragging operations for two missing men from a boating accident were postponed due to rain.
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