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Newspaper

Eastern Hills Journal

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1974

Page

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Lollipops and violins at Cincinnati Symphony concert

Hyde Park residents Any Thom Anne Thompson Wendy Wiseman and Amy Hunefield present lollipops and a surprise from Kenner Company for a Lollipop Concert at Peoples Jr High. Women’s Symphony Committee hosts two shows at 10 and 11 a.m. Saturday June 1 for children ages four to seven. Kroger provides lollipops. Reservations via Mrs Richard Benson at 871-2189.

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Peoples Jr. High Erie Thom Anne Thompson Wendy Wiseman Amy Hunefield Hyde Park Women’s S Mphony Committee Kroger Company Kenner Company Richard Benson

Planning study seeks rec centers for Madisonville Eastwood

Citizens in Madisonville and Eastwood push for multi purpose recreation facilities. Plans by Peacock Garn and Partners to draft a master plan include centers, fields, a pool, tennis courts and more with future meetings set for July 9 and September 3 at the Madisonville Library.

Madisonville Eastwood Begi Peacock, Garn and Artners Inc Redestiva Coromation C Ome Robert Burdett The Recreation Commission Madisonville School Kiwanis Madisonville Coordinating Committee St. Anthony’s St. Margaret of Cortona Madisonville Homes For Dickeacock Pomen Unity Organization Cit Eastwood Recreation Center Eastwood Village Recreation Commis Peacock, Garn and Partners Inc Brian Huehls

Hyde Park elects new directors amid block development debate

Hyde Park residents chose fifteen Association directors on May 22 with over 100 attendees. Elected for three years were Sam Jenike Henry Stefanik Bill Miller Paul Naberhaus and Don Mooney. Two year terms went to Mary Ann Jenike Mike Harmon Bob LaTour Rick Naberhaus and Ginger Hamm. One year terms assigned to Len Hamm Don Gardner Fran Naberhaus Arlene Worstel and Phil Metz. A Brendamour block proposal sparked traffic concerns and calls to end dead-ending Michigan and Shaw Aves. Police oppose street closures citing emergency access worries as hearings continue in city hall.

Jackie Litzinger Hyde Park Residents Association Peter Sam, Jenike Henry Stefanik Bill Miller Paul Naberhaus Don Mooney Mary Ann Jenike Mike Harmon Bob LaTour Rick Naberhaus Ginger Hamm Len Hamm Don Gardner Fran Naberhaus Arlene Worstel Phil Metz Hyde Brendamour Jack Edwards Madison Michigan Wasson HPRA Estin Wabert Brogan Charles Horstman Wasson” Rd Edwards and Paxton

Building permit denied for Liberal Market project

Ely Ryder from the city solicitor's office said he would recommend denying Liberal Market's request to build a store at Erie and Marburg. He proposed applying for a variance through the building department and possibly the zoning board of appeals. The Erie Marburg site has 115 feet of business zoning depth, while 140 feet was required for the supermarket. Greg Tabler, son of Mr and Mrs William Tabler, was named to the Society of Outstanding American High School Students and will join their award program supporting college scholarships and civic responsibility.

Ely Ryder City Solicitor’s Office Crime Journal Frigt Liberal Market Erie and Marburg Ryder Zoning Board of Appeals Liberal Greg Tabler William Tabler Monteith Greg McNicholas High

Fairfax Presbyterian Church Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary

Fairfax Presbyterian Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a special worship service at 10 45 a m on Sunday June 2 followed by a covered dish supper A program at 7 30 p m will feature the E T Carson Glee Club The church began in 1918 on Wooster Pike led by Rev W D Malcolm and later joined with Madisonville Presbyterian before merging and reestablishing as Fairfax church

Fairfax Presbyterian Church Southern and Hawthorne Sts W.D. Malcolm L.W. Destler Madisonville Presbyterian Church Pauline Sweeney Destler Fairfax Wooster Pike Madisonville Sam Meek Ford Manissinger K. Young Malcolm and Young Fairfax Presbyterian Herbert Hezlip David Hadden Ralph Parvin Wesley Stedtefeld E.T. Carson Glee Club

Echoes from the hills contest results and local events

The first runner up in the Draw Your Favorite Red contest is 1 year old Mark Faust son of Bob and Mrs Faust of 3316 Royal Place. He won a baseball glove for his Pete Rose drawing as the Reds McAlpin’s contest drew over 4000 entries.

Mark Faust Bob Faust Royal Place Cardinal Pacelli School Mark Pete Rose The Reds McAlpin’s

Used riding mower sold quickly via CSNI classifieds

If you have a good used riding mower to sell, CSNI classifieds are effective. Paul Hermes advertised and sold his mower to the first of several callers. Call 731-7170 to place your ad.

CSNI Paul Hermes

Hyde Park Business Club Seeks Citizen Members

Hyde Park Square Business Club launches drive for associate members after updating its constitution to allow citizens to join. Dues are five dollars yearly and applications are available from Hyde Park Square merchants. President James H. Kamm cites growth to over 100 members and ongoing efforts to improve parking and post office retention.

The Hyde Park Square Business Club Donald O'Donnell Vicki Chisholm Lucille Newell Dorothy Nerish Burton Serney Michael Burroughs James Kamm William Ferrara Joseph Sumner Robert Hodory Louis D. Nier William Shaffer Jr Hyde Park Business Club Hyde Park Uare Merchants Hyde Park James H. Kamm Kamm

Oakley Art Show Date Set by OCC Committee

Oakley Chamber of Commerce will sponsor an art show on September 29 in Oakley. CC president George Naegele announced the plan at the May 22 meeting. Jim McKenna chairs the event which will feature art and crafts for sale. Contact 531-9078 for details.

Mariemont Entectimne Charles Straley Model T Ford Dave Lohrum Bell Tower Park Plainville Rd Jean Baird Debbie Weise Stuart Owens Wil Caldwell Jim Baird Frank Weise Oakley Chamber of Commerce OCC Oakley George Naegele Jim McKenna Ing

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