Waldrip Reports Education Progress At Hyde Park Meeting
Dr. Donald Waldrip superintendent of schools spoke at a Walter Peoples Association gathering at Peoples Jr High Hyde Park Erie Ave. He highlighted gains in reading and progressive education methods while stressing accountability and better home school communication. He outlined bond funds for repairs and new buildings and noted tax revenue for education remains in budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Waldrip
Walter Peoples
Waldrip
Henry Stefanik
Progress
Ts. Ann Warriner
Walter Peoples Association
James Roger
Let Us Give Thanks Community Services in Hyde Park Oakley
Ten area churches join a Wednesday 7 30 p m service at St. Cecilia Oakley led by James McCormick with Rev Terry A Tate and Rev William J Dorrmann preaching. Thursday 10 30 a m service at Hyde Park Community Methodist Observatory Grace includes Rabbi Harold D Hahn with a 10 a m fellowship hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park-Oakley
Plymouth
Massachusetts
St. Cecilia Church
Oakley
James McCormick
Terry A. Tate
Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church
Task Force to Preserve Union Terminal Appoints Members
Carl A. Strauss of Hyde Park joins 23 member Task Force to preserve Union Terminal named by Mayor Thomas A. Luken. Purpose to save 14 mosaic murals in the concourse and preserve the station rotunda for private and public use. Immediate work includes inventory of land and facilities and long-range proposals for building use. The group reviews potential ownership of tracks beneath the concourse with Cincinnati Union Terminal, Inc. before any demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Strauss
Hyde Park
Miami Purchase Advisory Board
Thomas A. Luken
Union Terminal
Cincinnati Union Terminal, Inc
Madisonville to Start Business District Upgrade Study
Cincinnati planning panel approves 15 000 dollars this year and 85 000 next year to advance Madisonville Madison-Whetsel district improvement studies. Merchants fear negative press yet urge city aid to attract new stores and upgrade blighted area with self help programs ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati City Planning Commission
Madisonville
Merchants Committee
The
Enquirer
Madison-Whetsel
Woman sells piano fast via CSNI classifieds
Mrs Burl Roberts advertised an upright piano in daily papers with no results and turned to CSNI Instant Action classifieds. She says she sold it immediately through CSNI and urged others to try the service at 731 7170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Roberts
CSNI
Post Office Closed for Thanksgiving Day Service
Thanksgiving notice states no mail delivery on Thursday except perishable and special delivery. All post offices closed and collections on Thursday will follow Sunday schedule. regular service resumes Friday November 24.
Family Friend Newspaper Serves as Community Guide
A local paper is described as a trusted family ally offering guidance, employment help, a marketplace of ideas, news, and practical information to stimulate thought and support daily life.
Knox Church expands outreach committee names
Knox Presbyterian Church broadens its outreach committee to include members knowledgeable of city needs and eastern Hyde Park Mt Lookout communities. Appointed members are Glenn Biggs Jr Albert Foley Philip Heywood Thomas Pieratt Henry Stefanik James Scott Mrs James Chisholm Willard Robert Krueger and W L Woolford. Classified ad to run in four papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Mt. Lookout
Glenn Biggs, Jr
Albert Foley
Philip Heywood
Thomas Pieratt
Henry Stefanik
James Scott
Mmes
James Chisholm
Willard
Robert Krueger
W.L. Woolford
Little Miami Inc eyes study for lower river upgrade plan
Little Miami Inc proposed a contract with Shepard Associates to study and develop a land use plan for the 30 mile lower Little Miami between Foster and the Ohio River. The plan aims to upgrade Hamilton County river sections and seek National Scenic River status while addressing blighted cottages, gravel operations, and litter with a funded prospectus and aerial surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami Inc
Little Miami River
Shephard Associates
Cincinnati
Foster
Ohio
Ohio River
Carl A. Rahe
LMI
Ray Custer
Little Miami
Hamilton County
Shepard Associates
Culter
Sierra Club Foundation
Daniel T. Dougherty
Mt. Se Residen
Ault Pak
Oakley Chamber Forms Christmas Committee Plans
Oakley Chamber of Commerce President Jerry Carle announced a Christmas committee to organize the holiday observance. The group aims to decorate the square esplanade and possibly the upper end of Oakley with additional decorations. Members include Vincent Schirmer of Schirmer's Garage and Rose Roche of Eastern Hills Stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Carle
Oakley
Carle
Vincent Schirmer
Schirmer
Rose Roche
Eastern Hills Stationery
Residents thank community for levy renewal vote
Police Chief Donald Shanks thanks Mayor Straley and villagers for approving the levy renewal to operate the Hamilton County Regional Crime Information Center. Voters supported by 1649 to 454 with praise for local Kiwanis PTA and Scout Troop 149. Santa Claus will visit during Christmas week and carol groups are invited to arrange singing times with James McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shanks
Mariemont
Charles Straley
Hamilton County
Shanks
Kiwanis Club
PTA
Scout
Marie Dunning
Amorini Cleaners
Mary Jacobs
Pastery Pantry
Robert Gay
Witt
Good and Kelsch Funeral Home
Madalyn Jean Zoz
Raejean
Sunoco Service
Harvey Vielhauer
Vielhauer Funeral Home
Dave Sharp
Sharp’s Jewelers
Noami Frye
Frye
Alma Parsons
Beto Flowers
Junior Cobb
Tammy’s
James McKenna
Hyde Park
Santa Claus
Honoring Selma Baab and Oakley civic plans
Selma Baab a 50 year Oakley Masonic Lodge member and secretary will be honored November 29 for long service. Oakley Chamber seeks 80 flag installations along Madison Road and invites suggestions via President Jerry Carle at Fifth Third Bank. The Shrinkables weight control program begins November 30 at 11 00 in the Health Department auditorium. The Ohio Employment Service notes 3000 veterans seek jobs with skilled trades listed and a contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Baab
Oakley Masonic Lodge
Baab
Cardiff Ave
Oakley Chamber OF Commerce
Madison Rd
Cg&e
Chamber
Jerry Carle
Fifth-Third Bank
American Heart Association
Health Department
Burnet Ave
Chess activities and crafts at Madisonville Senior Center
The Madisonville Senior Citizen Center hosts weekly chess lessons at 3 30 p m led by Mrs Luella Jones with additional ceramics classes. Members sew crochet knit and make a fundraiser quilt while seniors enjoy pool cards and reading. A Thanksgiving dinner is planned this Wednesday at 5 p m and a Christmas sales table runs through Dec 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Fischer
Madisonville Senior Citizen Center
Whetsel Ave
Luella Jones
Spaulding Dickateos
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Peoples Jr. High
Raymond E. Shannon
American Society of Women Accountants
Sheraton Gibson Hotel
Shannon
First Appellate District of
Court of Appeals
Linwood Rd
Lookout Sq
Madisonville Business District
Pends
Bob Keely
Knox Outreach
Sopiuil
Pelease
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Hyde Park Plaza
Angel Cecilia Pta
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Association
Santa
Plaza
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Madisonville Center
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