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Eastern Hills Journal in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Newspaper

Eastern Hills Journal

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1974

Page

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Oakley lights back on as chamber resumes square decorations

Oakley Chamber of Commerce votes to renew Christmas lighting on the square and appoints Vince Schirmer as decorating chairman. The group may buy new creche figures and arrange a Santa visit while weighing a zone change for Pour House parking and eyeing bus service tweaks. New members join from Witt Good and Kelsch Funeral Home and Burger Chef.

Oakley Chamber of Commerce Vince Schirmer Schirmer Santa Claus Chamber Pour Aegele Queen City Metro Hyde Park Square Plaza Oakley Community Council Witt, Good and Kelsch Funeral Home Burger Chef

Mt Lookout residents press for city action on vacant lot plans

Mt Lookout residents urge city to develop the Erie and Marburg vacant lot known as the mudhole for a soccer field tennis courts or a small park. They push upgrades to Lunken Schmidt Linwood and Withrow fields and an ice rink at Ault Park.

Erie Marburg UC At JFL Corporation City Hall Schulze Lunken Schmidt, Linwood Withrow Ault Park Kilgour Delta Lars Anderson Ray Siedell Mt. Lookout Cope Task Force On Recreation Sai Schulze William Cheanult Tom Brush

Leadership struggle tests Oakley Community Council

Oakley Community Council faces a make it or break it period as President Terry Tate warns of collapse at a Nov. 21 meeting. Officials approve a steering committee for re election while addressing zoning issues, COPE II involvement, and membership growth.

Jackie Litzinger Oakley Community Council Terry Tate Tate Oakley Chamber of Commerce Oakley Wanttonvekee City Council Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church Drake Ave Madison Rd Oakley-Hyde Park

Obituary burglar at work prompts caution during funerals

Sgt Charles Horstman warns residents to be extra cautious leaving homes for funerals after burglars target obituaries to time breaks. Patrolman Michael Eades arrested Amelia resident Michael Eads at 3 20 a m Nov 20 for receiving stolen goods in a burglary. District Six police closed 12 cases on Lookout Circle with an East End juvenile arrest on Delta Ave.

Charles Horstman Police District Six Horstman Michael Eades District Six Amelia Michael Eads Lookout Circle East End Delta Ave

Good deed returned by Bell employee

Cincinnati Bell splicer Mike Haines found and returned a lost wallet for Elaine Mann after she misplaced it while with her infant daughter and niece. The wallet contained $40 and papers. Haines noticed it in the rain on the street and retrieved it. Mann praised the act and sought supervisor recognition.

Bell Cincinnati Bell Mike Haines Alicemont Ave Elaine Mann The Telephone Company Avondale Mike

Christmas cash ad touts quick instant action sale

Readable lines highlight two women, Mrs. Roger Egnor and Mrs. Robert Fangman, as recent responders to a CSNI Instant Action classified. The ad promotes a small price deal and provides a contact number 731-7170 for orders.

Roger Egnor Robert Fangman

Teamwork Aids Hyde Park Police In Theft Probe

District Six Police closed 15 purse snatchings and recovered items from a Vista Hyde Park home after a juvenile burglary. Officers followed the suspect home and identified valuables by social security numbers, aided by neighbors in a Black Watchers style alert system.

District Six Vista Hyde Park Charles Horstman George N Apa Orstman

District Six Police recover burglary property on Wettner Ave

Sgt. Charles Horstman reports property taken in a November burglary on Wettner Ave was recovered. Robert Gentry age 19 of Brewster Ave and a 17 year old Spokane Ave resident were charged with aggravated burglary after being found inside the dwelling. News deadline for Eastern Hills Journal is noon Friday. Submit clear black and white photos and include sender name and phone.

District Six Bb St Janice Angelo Eastern Ave Wettner Ave Charles Horstman Robert Gentry Brewster Ave Spokane Ave Eastern Hills Journal

Community holiday events and local honors in Hyde Park

Hyde Park hosts a children's Christmas party at the Church of the Redeemer with a magician and surprises, 10 30 a m to noon. St Rita School for the Deaf hosts The Mouse House fundraiser with gifts and games. Salvation Army Christmas fund drive begins with National Kettle Day on Friday November 29. Local seniors and volunteers receive recognition and residents support recycling and charity efforts.

Cardinal Pacelli Mt. Lookout Civics Club Tom Walsh Dave Schmitt Gibby Halloran Lori Plapp Kay Ryan Mike Cox Greater Hyde Park Association For Children With Learning Disabilities St. Rita School For the Deaf Hyde Park Susan Geiert Salvation Army

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