Women on patrol mark progress in police work long overdue
The article traces the rise of women in law enforcement from 1905 to recent years, highlighting cadet programs in Hamilton County and Cincinnati. It notes the limited early numbers, the shift after the Civil Rights Act, training paths, and cautious attitudes, with Washington DC officers serving as a study baseline for performance and acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate March
United
Catherine Milton
Police Foundation
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
Pat Whalen
Mr. Airy
Whalen
Cincinnati Police
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Debbie Herbert
Bramble Ave
Madisonville
Janice Milliner
Eddystone Rd
Groesbeck
Teri Kleinwaecher
Smiley Ave
Spring
Emil Kleinwaechter
Wooster Pike
Hamilton Ave
Hamilton County Police Academy
Daniel Wolfangel
Norwood
Urban Institute For the Police Foundation
Institute
Hamilton County
Washington
Madisonville School hosts Labels for Education drive
Madisonville Elementary seeks soup label donations from Campbell Soup to earn audio-visual aids. Labels due by Dec 8 sent to 4837 Ward St Cincinnati 45227. American Education Week observed by Cincinnati Public Schools with noon performances on Fountain Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Campbell Soup Company
Campbell Soup
Madisonville School
Ward St
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Withrow High
James Park
All City Boys Choir
Walnut Hills High
Reabelle Emdin
Jack Mueller
the Square
Plaza merchants plan pet show at Hyde Park Plaza
Hyde Park Plaza merchants announce a pet parade and show on Saturday Oct 27 to celebrate their 11th anniversary. Registration at noon leads to a parade and judging across many categories including dogs cats fish reptiles birds and small mammals with ribbons awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Plaza
Eastern Hills Journal
Ewald
Open House At M House Attracts Local Officials
The public is invited to open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday October 27 at M House 6128 Madison Rd Cincinnati Mayor Theodore Berry and other councilmen are expected to attend. M House houses the Madisonville Housing Services and other social service agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M House
Madison Rd
Cincinnati
Theodore Berry
Madisonville Housing Services
Madisonville Coordinating Committee
Pastor Frank F. Fischer Reaches 25 Years at Salem UCC
Reverend Frank F. Fischer of 1336 Cryer Avenue marks his twenty fifth anniversary as pastor of Salem United Church of Christ at Sycamore and Liberty Streets. Southwest Association of the UCC president Reverend Dr. Clayton Rammler led the service. Fischer, ordained in Louisville, studied at Heidelberg College Mission House College now Lakeland College and Lancaster Seminary, and previously led Pennsylvania churches before coming to Cincinnati. He also works with youth conferences and senior citizens and serves as Deaconess Hospital chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Fischer
Cryer Ave
Salem United Church of Christ
Sycamore and
Liberty Sts
Salem Church
Clayton Rammler
Southwest Association of the
U.C.C
Louisville
Fischer
Heidelberg College
Mission House College
Lakeland College
Oakley Chamber Opposes Relocation of Oakley Post Office
The Oakley Chamber of Commerce states it opposes moving the Oakley post office from its current site on Paxton Rd. The group supports Paxton Rd as a possible site only if no better community location exists, citing traffic, housing impact, and community effects. The plan to consolidate offices would affect Oakley Hyde Park and East End areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Promace
Paxton Rd
Jerry Carle
Oakley
Provers
Paxton
Carle
Chamber
Oakley Playground
Carl
Theodore Berry
Greater Hyde Park
Postponed recreation report for Cincinnati eastern area
The final report on proposed recreation facilities for the eastern Cincinnati area is postponed to November 20 to gather more community input from Mt Lookout residents. Clyde W Williams and Associates, Indianapolis planners, handle the study for Oakley Hyde Park Mt Lookout Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Mt. Lookout
Recreation Commission
Clyde W Williams
Key 3 sponsors fall bible study session
The Key 73 Inter Church Committee of Oakley will sponsor the first fall bible study session on the Book of Acts Sunday Oct 28 at Oakley United Methodist Church. A 5 30 p m covered dish meal begins fellowship and study with sessions for all ages. Additional sessions run Nov 4 11 18 at partner churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Church Committee of
Oakley
Oakley United Methodist Church
Brownway
Minot Aves
St. Cecelia
Hyde Park
Bethlehem Methodist
Oakley Methodist
Oakley Baptist
Oakley - Hyde Park
Fd Diefenbach
Halloween Poster Contest Set By Local Merchants
Commerce sponsors a Halloween poster contest for Oakley elementary students. Entries may be picked up at Oakley merchants and posters displayed in store windows. Prizes will be awarded at a Halloween party from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday October 31 at the Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church Madison Road and Hyde Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Oakley
Oakley Merchants
Hyde Park Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Madison Rd
Hyde Park Ave
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Fairfax
Big Bear
THE
Cincinnati School Foundation
Beatty Collins
Polly Hamlin
Plaza Merchants Plan
A.O.V
Nautilasses
Kilgour School
Eastern Hills Soccer Association
Ed Sawyer
Nautilus Midwest
Kathy Porter
Tammy Woodie
Carolyn Sawyer
Carmen Reyes
Suzanne Gore
Debbie Veinlen
Jenny Buemiller
Ashley Hammond
Jack Gore
George Woodie
Cathy Cipilioni
Kim Davisson
Kristen Gore
Terry Moreno
Vicky Cipilloni
Debora Davisson
Mary Denny
Karen Farrell
Oakley Chamber
Key 3
Linwood
Mt. Lookout Sq
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