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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1973
Page
1
Mariemont officials will survey students and staff about continuing the annual baccalaureate services amid dwindling attendance and a church-state separation question. The school board will circulate the poll and decide based on feedback and district needs.
Readers recall a March 1942 issue of the Eastern Hills Journal found in Oakley Men's Shop. Prices shown include suits 22.50 and dress shoes 3.85 with meats and dining options listed. Community notices invite school nurses to a meeting, recruit Girl Scout leaders, and share Mariemont High School guidance bulletins with college visit dates.
The Cincinnati area is renowned for fine restaurants and this week the suburban dining guide presents formal informal and plain good food served in various settings. The guide aims to help readers find something to their liking across the suburbs.
The Oakley Community Council and partners host a 7 30 p m gathering at Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church Madison and Romana planning area recreation needs. Clyde E Williams and Associates present Cincinnati Recreation Commission plans as Terry Tate urges residents to attend and hear projected changes for the next ten years.
The League of Women Voters holds an October series on campaign financing inviting all women 18 plus and associates for men. Workshops in Eastern Hills Hyde Park and Mariemont cover topics with discussion leaders and hosts listed, including contact numbers for details.
Over 8 000 Cub Scouts of Dan Beard Council receive tickets for Cub-O-Rama 73 set for Saturday December at the Cincinnati Convention Exposition Center. The Dan Beard Council Boy Scouts of America hosts the event featuring Cub Scout skills and booths on Indian lore plaster casting and holiday crafts from 1 to 9 p m. Half of ticket sales stay with local Packs to fund next year’s activities.
Hyde Park Square hosts an outdoor art show Sunday October 7 from 12 to 5 pm on the square and surrounding streets with judges at 11 30 am. Registration cut at 225 due to space. Exhibitors from Greater Cincinnati and beyond with painting sculpture graphics and crafts. Awards include 50 and 25 Best of Show per category.
The Freedom Shrine dedication occurred in the Mariemont High School auditorium with the Exchange Club of Cincinnati and Mariemont Community Church sponsoring. Arthur R. Sievert led the ceremony praising citizen appreciation of American ideals and urging daily study of the documents. A similar Shrine is also on display at Withrow High.
Oakley seniors at a Sept. 27 Oakley Immunity Council meeting appeal for a larger meeting site for the Oakley Senior Citizens Club. The 3219 Madison Rd. venue cannot hold all members, prompting a request for community support and possible zoning and facility changes.
The Cincinnati and Hamilton County unit of the American Cancer Society offers Christmas cards in exchange for contributions. Various styles available with samples at the society office located at 3372 Central Parkway. Mrs. Roger M. Lake heads the Christmas card committee.
The ongoing nationwide paper shortage limits content and forces editors to trim articles. Readers and community contributors are urged to provide usable material while the supply recovers.
Rites for Journal editor Bob Wiebold will be held with a Christian burial at St Matthew Church followed by interment at St Joseph Cemetery. He leaves two brothers George E and Charles C and was son of Charles L Doc Wiebold who ran a Crest and Robertson drug store. Jeanette Turner a former assistant editor pays tribute noting Bobs long service to readers and staff. UC students faculty and staff may use campus bus service from Mariemont Western Hills Kenwood with routes and stops listed.
Mariemont High School welcomes Marta Riberos of San Gil Colombia as the fifteenth American Field Service exchange student to stay with the James E. Baird family at 6908 Mt. Vernon Ave. Marta enjoys volleyball soccer tennis swimming and music and plans to study science with medicine in mind.
The Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Board adopts a policy opposing consolidated postal facilities when they deter community needs. It favors neighborhood offices, asserts service should meet local zoning and development policies, and notes facilities aid local business districts.
Wayne King and his Orchestra perform at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday October 16 in the Indian Hill High auditorium. Madeira Presbyterian Church sponsors the event to benefit the Hamilton Council for Retarded Children. Tickets from Att. 0511 or 561-8173.
A rummage sale is set for the Eastwood School gym at 5030 Duck Creek Rd from 8 30 a m to 4 p m on Friday October 5 with proceeds likely supporting school programs and activities.
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