Halloween Poster Contest in Oakley Set for Oct 25 26
Oakley events plan a Halloween program with a poster contest for grades 1 through 8 judged Oct 25 and 26. Five cash prizes will be awarded in two age groups. posters return to the in store sponsor. A masquerade party follows on Oct 27 at 7 p.m. at Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church where winners are announced.
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Oakley
Vincent Schirmer
Schirmer
Isabella St
Hyde Park
Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Echoes from the Hills and City Notices
ECHOES from the hills reports a Hyde Park youth fundraiser raising 18 dollars for the local unit with Toni Seurkamp as chair and several Seurkamp/Middleton family members assisting. The piece also notes Hamilton County Park District nature hikes on Oct 22 at Sharon Woods and Oct 29 at Winton Woods, the Oct 19 start date for possession and sale of hypodermics and drug samples under state law, leaf disposal rules in Cincinnati, and an art exhibit by John Ruthven at the Cincinnati Nature Center through Oct 29.
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Hyde Park
Robert Kamp
Toni Seurkamp
Burch Ave
Tracy
Tina
Todd Seurkamp
Carolyn
Ken
Mike Middleton
Pete Klei
Crusader
Toni
Hamilton County
Sharon Woods
Winton Woods
Frank E. Kunkel
State Board of Pharmacy
Cincinnati Nature Center
John Ruthven
Tealtown Rd
Milford
Glen Este
Withrow Invites Parents for Back to School Week
Withrow School declares October 24 to 26 as back to school week to involve parents in Education Week. Parents may visit classrooms eat with students observe activities, homeroom starts at 7 55 a m and practices run until 5 p m Open house for parents is October 30 from 7 30 to 9 p m Schedules by alphabetical listing available from 7 p m in the main hall Parents also encouraged to visit in the evening if daytime attendance isn’t possible.
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Withrow
Fly The Flag Day drive urged by local Council
Grand Knight Jack Ellerhorst of Elder Council Knights of Columbus announced a drive to fly the American flag on Fly The Flag Day. The effort targets Cincinnati residents including merchants to display the flag and educate about its meaning. Archbishop Elder Council plans coverage of the eastern city section and asks Knights of Columbus councils to join.
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Jack Ellerhorst
Elder Council
Knights of Columbus
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Ellerhorst
Archbishop Elder Council
Stan Brown Re elected Head of Local Swim Committee
Dr. Stanley Brown of Mariemont re elected chair of the local swim committee. He is also named a delegate to the National AAU Convention in Kansas City this December and serves as president of the Municipal Aquatics Advisory Council.
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Thio Amateur Atheenion
Stanley Brown
Mariemont Optometrist
Kansas City
Municipal Aquatics Advisory Council
Cincinnati Aau
Private Pools Swim League
Cincinnati
Pepsi Marlins Swim Club
Terrace Park Swim Club
Red Cross
Chicago
Oakley Youth Ministry to Host City Councilman Talk
The Oakley Ecumenical Youth Ministry will sponsor an 8 p.m. talk by City Councilman Gerald Springer at Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church. A question session on politics in service of ideals follows. Volunteers are sought by OEYM located on Madison Rd at Romana.
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Oakley Ecumenical
Gerald Springer
Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church
OEYM
Madison Rd
Romana
Little Miami Rail Route Faces 59 Mile Scenic Trail Bid
Little Miami Inc notes Penn Central may abandon the Little Miami Railroad right of way from Clare Station Mariemont to Springfield about 9 miles as plans consider converting it into a 69 mile hiking biking and horseback trail.
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Little Miami Inc
Little Miami River
Little Miami
Don Bogosian
Penn Central Railroad
Little Miami Railroad
Clare Station
Mariemont
Springfield
William Nye
Ohio Department of Naturalesources
Ormsby McKnight Mitchell
Xenia
Little Miami Valley
Cincinnati
dJerimiah Morrow
Columbia
Kugler’s Mills
England
Rogers, Ketchum and
Grosvenor
New Jersey
Fulton
Milford
B&o
Miamiville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and
Hyde Park community council fosters identity and growth efforts
Founded in 1967 as Greater Hyde Park Community Council GHPCC unites Hyde Park Oakley and Mt Lookout residents in civic action. It lobbied against a Erie Ave drive in restaurant, backed elderly housing Knox Church project faced opposition, and supports Ault Park upgrades with local groups. Officers include D Laird Blue Nora May Nolan and Dr Gene Groves.
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Hyde Park
Knox Presbyterian Church
CHPCC
Henry Stefanik
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Stefanik
D. Laird Blue
Gene Groves
William Miller
Jack Stith
Bill Schwinn
Mary Pack
Delores Daley
Gene Bates
Nora May Nolan
Greater Hyde Park
Greater
Oakley
Mt. Lookout
GHPCC
Erie Ave
Hyde Park Square
Fifth Third Bank
Knox Church
Ault Park
Ault Park For People Committee
Cincinnati Park Board
C Mantle
Robert Williams
Help Wanted In CSNI Classifieds
Art Ziehm and Pauline Noe advertised for a housekeeper in the CSNI Help Wanted section. They received several good applicants and were pleased with their selection. The ad promotes the CSNI classified habit and includes 731-7170.
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Art Ziehm
Pauline Noe
CSNI
Hyde Park Business Club Reached Peak Membership
At its height in the early 1900s the Hyde Park Business Club boasted more than 500 members and ran 24 active committees.
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Hyde Park Business Club
Withrow Homecoming Parade Friday in Hemet
Glenn Leever notes Withrow and area bands join the Homecoming parade Friday evening October 20 with floats themed Yesterday Today Tomorrow. Queens and a new homecoming king will be crowned during the dance after the 8 pm football game versus Aiken. Tickets range from 1.50 to 2.00 for the dance.
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Glenn Leever
Withrow Hemet
Genpenaview
Withrow
Aiken High
Eastern Hills
Peoples Junior High
Peoples’ Junior
Erie
Cathy Powell
Narvis Clayton
Benita Pearson
Sharon Cantrell
Pam Singleton
Roberta Miller
Glenn Teever
Michael West
Jerry Robinson
Tim Calbert Alphonso Early
Larry Kay
Tigers
Aiken
Pet Show at the Plaza Saturday in Hyde Park
Hyde Park Plaza merchants with Ewald's Pet Shop host a pet show on Saturday October 21 at The Plaza. Registration at noon, show at 2 pm includes dogs cats fish reptiles birds and small mammals with prizes across age groups and many categories.
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Hyde Park Plaza
Ewald
Angels
Public hearing on O-1 zone change at Erie Ave site
Cincinnati City Council will hold a public hearing Thursday October 26 at 2 p.m. on an ordinance to modify the O-1 zone at 2747 and 2753 Erie Ave by adding a portion to A-5T to permit a travel bureau in the Cye Landy Building, approved by the planning commission.
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Cincinnati
Erie Ave
Planning Commission
Cye Landy
Birthday salute to Ed ward Kolthoff of Madisonville
Ed ward Kolthoff celebrated his 90th birthday on October 15 with 100 friends and relatives at his daughter Mrs Glenn Roosa's home in Montgomery. A former Chicksmith shop operator on Wichtsel Ave and city park board worker, he now parts time at a Deer Park delicatessen where he and his wife live. They have three children four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Edward Kolthoff
Madisonville
Glenn Roosa
Montgomery
Olthoff
Wich
City Park Board
Deer Park
Open House at Oakley Public School Announced
Kenneth Barnes announces an open house at Oakley Public School Thursday October 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. The school will dismiss at 2 30 p.m. that day. PTA plans a card party at Kennedy Lodge Kennedy Ave November 17 at 7 30 p.m.
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Oakley Public School
Kenneth Barnes
PTA
Kenvndy Lodge
Kennedy Ave
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Brown County
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Oakley Ministerial Association
Don Shanks
Shanks
Novelti Diepa
Linwood RD
Mit
Lookout
Bob Keely
Xavier High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
David Blum
Richard Kelly
Robert Sawma
Stephen Vester
James Wersching
Henry R. Stefanik
Cardinal Pacelli School
Cardinal Pacelli Pta
Robert Birk
Ron Nassif
Michael Brady
Kenneth Frey
Richard Ritter
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