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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
2
The piece defends publishing costs and argues readers pay a fraction of actual costs while advertisers cover the rest. It cites advertising as essential to information, aiding job, home and car searches, and thanks local merchants for supporting the newspaper and readers.
People write to editors to share views in a time honored practice of a free press. Space limits mean not all letters can be printed, and some may be abusive or libelous, yet most readers and writers preserve a free open society through speech.
Oakley Ecumenical Youth Ministry invites area churches and citizens to join a fall program series and volunteer drive. Rev. Bob Denny, pastor of White Oak Presbyterian, is scheduled to speak this Wednesday about community church youth concerns.
Hyde Park Community Methodist Church under Rev Stephen Hoard expands youth programming with drama, liturgical dance, photography and a youth music group led by Jo Ann Comb. The OEYM sponsors ecumenical youth activities, counseling, and volunteer recruitment. contact 272 2982 for details.
Darryl Smith, son of Mr and Mrs John Smith, was elected Boys Week representative from Madisonville elementary school by principal James W Wollenhaupt. He beats five sixth grade candidates and attends City Hall events October 18 with noon luncheon at Gibson Hotel Roof Garden hosted by Downtown Lions Club Coca Cola Bottling Company. Alternate is Jeffrey Barber.
Cincinnati Bell promotes Mrs. E Louise Francis to office manager in the western district engineering department. She started as an order clerk in 1966 and has spent three years as a secretarial stenographer. She and her husband Paul, with Cincinnati Bell, live in Madisonville for 22 years. They have a daughter and a grandson. She is a Tennessee native and graduated high school in 1943.
Churches listed include Eastern Hills Fellowship Uniterian Universalist at 5910 Cherokee Dr Madison Rd area churches St Paul Lutheran Oakley Baptist Hyde Park Baptist Unitarian Methodist Church of God Madisonville Baptist Oakley United Methodist etc with service times ranging 8:00 to 11:00 and multiple pastors. Local radio program on WZIP 1050 AM.
Hyde Park Elementary School proudly says its choir members are among stars of radio television and film. The singers recorded a United Appeal jingle now heard on radio and later filmed performing the jingle around the Greater area.
Services were held for John A. Seubert 76 of Mariemont and for Jacob Quint 63 of Erie Ave. Other obituaries include Michael Colangelo 82, Iola Huguely founder of Huguely Rest Home, and brief civic notes on United Appeal featuring Abe Gershkovitz and a Hyde Park Elementary School project.
The Oakley Baptist Church holds a quarterly business meeting at 7 30 p m in the sanctuary. The Miami Baptist Ministers Breakfast is set for 8 p m tomorrow at Linwood Baptist Church. Byoka Class meets Friday Oct 13 at Chester and Mae Bishop home. Family Night supper with Rev Brandenburgh as guest on Oct 15. Star Philathea Class hosts. Woman's Mission Society meets Oct 17. Williams YMCA offers Pollwog swimming lessons beginning Oct 24 with 961 7552 for registration. Army Pvt Ronnie D Harden, son of Eva Sparrow, has graduated clerical school at Ft Knox. Rebekah Lo 835 hosts the 50th District school of instruction Oct 20 at IOOF Temple. Dinner at 5 p m, evening session 8, inspection by ORA President Helen Conner. Alice Noltner to preside.
October 11, 1972 edition of the Eastern Hills Journal presents local notices and brief items from the community. The page covers residents, school events, and nearby happenings in a concise newsroom style.
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