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Newspaper

Eastern Hills Journal

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1973

Page

3

Regional Club Notices for October Gatherings

Mar ie mont Evening Garden Club meets Oct 15 at 7 30 p m in the Irish center with Ernest Scheerer of Cincinnati Nature Center presenting pressed flowers and floral designs Hostesses are Mrs John Paine and Mrs Kenneth Tieman Table arrangement by Mrs Philip Stegemeyer monthly theme uses weeds in design Widows of Nobles Club holds Oct 11 luncheon at Syrian Temple 12 30 p m speaker from Cincinnati Bell A Cincinnati Bell representative will speak at 12 30 p m Tuesday Club Knox Presbyterian Church meets Oct 16 with chairwoman Mrs Carson R Whiting and luncheon chair Mrs Ezra W Kipp program on zoo lecture tour by zoologist Dr Barry Wakeman Madisonville Church Lydia Circle gathers Oct 11 led by Lena Seelers and Viola Robinson at 6638 Bramble Ave

Mariemont Evening Garden Club Irish Center Ernest Scheerer Cincinnati Nature Center John Paine Kenneth Tieman Philip Stegemeyer Widows of Nobles Club Syrian Temple Wm. Howard Taft Rd Cincinnati Bell Knox Presbyterian Church Carson R. Whiting Harold R. Rice Charles E. Fay Ezra W. Kipp Barry Wakeman Madisonville Church Lydia Circle Lena Seelers Viola Robinson Bramble Ave

Layman and youth activities at area churches and fundraisers

Layman's Sunday observed at 10 30 p m at Oakley Baptist Church with layman participation. Miami Baptist Association breakfast and communion at Roselawn Baptist Church at 6 30 a m. Youth meet at 7 30 p m. Quarterly business meeting tonight at 7 30 p m. Mrs Lawrence W Selzer in charge of tasters luncheon reservations for Ursuline Academy alumnae from 12 00 to 2 00 p m Monday Oct 22 to benefit the sisters scholarship fund. Woman's Auxiliary of the Academy of Medicine holds 14 area coffees at 10 30 a m Tuesday Oct 16 hosted by Mrs George Callard and Mrs James Wiseman.

Oakley Baptist Church Miami Baptist Association Roselawn Baptist Church Lawrence W. Selzer Earls Ct. View Mt. Lookout Ursuline Academy Firsuline Pfeiffer Sisters’ Scholarship Fund Woman's Auxiliary The Academy of Medicine George Callard Hyde Park James Wiseman

Our Neck of the Woods St Anthony Celebration

The piece chronicles St Anthony Church Madisonville founded 1859 as St Michael, rebuilt after 1891 fire, and notes 100th anniversary events on Oct 20 with a mass concelebrated by Archbishop Bernardin and Fr Campbell. It invites former parishioners to attend and share memories.

Emanuel George Hack Neck of the Woods St. Anthony Church Madisonville St. Michael Louis Cormuelle Michael Uckel Anthony Walburg Applea St.ichael Walburg St. Anthony Charles Hahne Hahne Sullivan John Campbell St. Anthony’s St. Anthony Parish Joseph L. Bernardin Campbell George Franz Joseph A. Meyer Martin Molloy Harry Westermann James Byrne Meyer Stella Baer Edward Busam Frances Fisher Steuer Fred Laffey Marie Meyer Joe Molloy Clara Rogers Binder Carl Ackerman Theresa Saik al Stricker May Betz

Helsons Celebrate Golden Anniversary With Open House

Mr and Mrs Harry Helson marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on October 8 at 736 Vera Cruz Pike Milford. They previously lived 23 years on Murray Ave Madison Place. Mr Helson retired after 45 years with the N and W railroad in Mariemont in 1968. They have two sons Slim and Neil and two grandchildren.

Harry Helson Vera Cruz Pike Milford Helsons Murray Ave Madison Place Helson N. & W.ilroad Mariemont Slim Neil

Camp Fire Names Bonnie Greenert Miami District Chairman

Bonnie Greenert of Oakley was named chairman of the Miami District of the Cincinnati Council of Camp Fire Girls at its first meeting of the year last month. Pat Stigler of Oakley serves as secretary and handles group organization at St. Cecelia School with Bernice Bevis at Oakley School. The Fall Jamborette at Camp Firefly and the annual Camp Fire candy sale were discussed for Nov. 3 to 24.

Bonnie Greenert Oakley Miami Cincinnati Council of Camp Fire Girls Pat Stigler St. Cecelia School Bernice Bevis Oakley School Camp Firefly Camp Fire

Withrow Grad Enters Carmelite Convent Postulant

Karen Brown a 1973 Withrow High graduate entered the Carmelite Sisters convent on Sept 8 and becomes a postulant at the Little Flower Novitiate in Germantown New York She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Brown of 2721 Atlantic Ave Hyde Park.

Karen Brown Withrow High The Carmelite Sisters Little Flower Novitiate Germantown New York Karen Fred W Brown Atlantic Ave Hyde Park

Oakley United Methodist Women Rummage Sale Set

The Oakley United Methodist Women will hold a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Oct. 13 at the church located at Brownway and Minot.

Oakley United Methodist Brownway and Minot

Seniors to Hear Musical at Oakley Center

The Soroptimist Club presents a fall season opening at the Oakley Citizens Center on Madison Rd. A noon luncheon at the Hospitality Motor Inn marks the Oakley Senior Citizens 18th anniversary on Oct 19. Center hours adjust for Veterans Day Oct 22 with ceramics in progress. Halloween party Oct 31 with costume prizes. Mary Knowles becomes Oakley Community Council representative, replacing Weierich.

Oakley For Citizens Madison Rd Hospitality Motor Inn Oakley Senior Citizens Mary Knowles Oakley Community Council Weierich

Seniors to meet in Hyde Park events schedule

Senior Citizens plan a board meeting at 10 a.m and a business session at 11 a.m Thursday Oct 11 in Hyde Park. A coffee hour follows at noon and a 12:30 p.m. program. Lucille Weilhauer chairs the white elephant sale Oct 25 assisted by Florence Platter Catherine Ruwe and Emma Mueller.

Hyde Park Lucille Weilhauer Florence Platter Catherine Ruwe Emma Mueller

New Officers Chosen by Oakley Hyde Park Church Group

Officers for the coming year of the Christian Women's Fellowship at Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church were named at the Oct 9 meeting. Appointments include Mrs Chester Abbott president Louise Duncan vice president and program chairman Pat Gabel secretary Mrs Anna Moore treasurer Mrs Nelva Bradfield worship Mildred Van Hoorn study Mrs Ruth Morgan service Mrs Bea Beyer membership Mrs Thelma Snyder key woman Mrs Nita Shockley publicity.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Oakley - Hyde Park Christian Church Chester Abbott Louise Duncan Pat Gabel Anna Moore Nelva Bradfield Mildred van Hoorn Ruth Morgan Bea Beyer Thelma Snyder Nita Shockley

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