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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
1
Hyde Park Residents Association adopted by laws and elected a board at Knox Church, pledging to preserve the in town suburb, oppose density, improve schools and crime protection, and cooperate with other Hyde Park groups without compromising aims. A May 31 meeting of the long range planning task force was announced.
Mark Daugherty of Cincinnati Police warns burglary auto theft and larceny threaten homes. He urges residents to watch each other’s property report suspicious activity and join operation identification marking valuables with engravings and to list serial numbers of prized items for recovery.
Daniel T. Dougherty of Little Miami Inc. discusses progress on Ohio's First Scenic River on Thursday May 24 at 8 p.m. at the First National Bank building 3424 Edwards Rd. He notes the urban setting contrasts with typical rural stream preservations.
Hyde Park Plaza expands to 300000 plus sq ft with 40 plus stores. Architect is F W Pressler and Associates. Project cost around 1.6 million. New tenants include Cambridge Inn Kroger top value Servati’s Harold’s and more. Opening slated for May first unit and mid October for remainder with renovated deli and needlecraft shop.
Memorial Day events will start with a 7:45 a.m. parade assembly at Fairfax Municipal Building led by parade marshal Paul L. Bay. Edward C. Gehlert American Legion Post 554 will join the ceremonies for the first time, with a flag raising at Fairfax, then a 8:15 a.m. assembly at Mariemont Parish Center before marching to Mariemont Square for another flag raising and a service at Mariemont Community Church grounds. Mayors Ronald Cribbett and Charles Straley will attend for Fairfax and Mariemont.
Fairfax council will discuss Red Bank Road traffic at Wednesday night’s meeting. The study funded by Wilbur Swallen examines entrance and exit to the company lot on Red Bank Rd. Police officer presence is noted during the changeover. State Highway Department and Cincinnati were asked about re routing SR 561 but no changes will occur without a public hearing. Veterans groups and local youth organizations will participate in accompanying ceremonies.
Advertisers and news contributors are reminded of Memorial Day on May 28. The May 30 issue deadline is moved to 4 p.m. this Thursday May 24 for news and ads. Classified ad deadline is Friday May 25 at 5 p.m.
Children’s Hospital Medical Center accepts applications for a summer junior volunteer program for ages 15 and up. Volunteers will work in patient units playrooms central supply and chaplain’s office with the coffee shop open to 14 year olds for summer service. Call 861 8000 extension 308 for details.
CSNI includes its first annual The Great Outdoors section with travel ideas leisure tips and mobile friendly recipes. Local merchants offer special buys in this new issue designed to boost outdoor living and holiday mood.
Shannon Mathews of 1308 Meier Ave Hyde Park retires after 36 years with Cincinnati Milacron ending as an experimental machinist. He began in 1937 as a lathe operator and later served as inspector and grinder. He received the Order of the Arrow from Troop 5 at Knox Presbyterian Church for community service.
Frances Francia of Oakley receives a 25 year scouter award from the Dan Beard Council for her den leader work at Pack 94 City Gospel Mission. JoAnn Delligrotti of Oakley handles publicity for the Good Samaritan School of Nursing Alumnae dinner June 2 at the Netherland Hilton. Voters in Eastern Hills approve the state lottery 64 to 78 percent with Fairfax highest at 78 and Oakley Madisonville Hyde Park Mt Lookout above 70. Theodore Wuerfel of Lotspeich School retires after 36 years with a reception. Frontier Days set for May 31 to June 3 in Milford.
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