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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
2
An editorial urges parents to keep Halloween fun by simple precautions. Use bright costumes with reflective tape, give flashlights, require wrapped sealed treats, and have very young children out early with supervision. Older kids should stay in familiar neighborhoods and return on schedule.
Cavaliers need rest between tough CGL games as Purcell hosts Hughes for a 27 to 0 predicted victory. Taft at Withrow features a tight clash with Withrow favored 14 to 13 over Taft.
The Hamilton County Park District half mill levy gains several endorsers including the League of Hamilton County Property and Home Swnuies Association the Hamilton County Commissioners the Council of Parent Teachers Associations the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati Little Miami Inc the Sierra Club the Greater Cincinnati Tree Council the Academy of Medicine and the Cincinnati Dental Society.
Reader expresses deep sorrow at the death of Bob Wiebold a friend and longtime leader of the Eastern Hills Journal. The letter recalls their bicycle subscription days in Mariemont Madison Place and a lasting friendship built through park development work in Cincinnati. Frederick L. Payne superintendent of parks City of Cincinnati signs the message.
Edward W. Diefenbach offers praise for Bob Wiebold and welcomes the Eastern Hills Journal editor successor. He notes Bob’s dedication to coverage and accuracy and urges continued leadership and usefulness in the journal’s region. The letter appears in the October 24 1973 issue.
Halloween parades are scheduled at Madisonville School and Oakley School on Wednesday October 31. Madisonville pupils will start at 1 p.m. on school grounds with spectators along Madison Rd from Mathis to Whetsel about 1:15 to 1:30. Oakley kindergarten to grade three parade begins at 1:30 p.m. traveling Minot Ave Allston Madison Rd to the front yard. If it rains the events move to the school auditorium.
Oakley Chamber of Commerce faces loss of 20 flags valued at five dollars each stolen over Labor Day weekend. A 14 year old was questioned by police. most flags dumped behind a store on Madison Road and later vanished. Chamber will continue to place flags along Madison Road between Ridge and Drake on holidays.
Oakley School at 3086 Madison Rd will hold an evening open house from 7 to 9 PM on Wednesday October 24 in observance of American Education Week. Dismissal is 2:30 PM. Parking on the playground and PTA child care for pre school to first grade will be provided.
A readable fragment lists dishes like oven fried chicken with corn and butter, breaded coney, French dressing, milk, hamburger on a bun with buttered peas, and apples. The text shows breakfast items and beverages in a dated meal listing.
Regional assistant G Schraer and Postmaster General official plan a Cincinnati visit in the week of November 12 to address opposition to a proposed postal facility across from Hyde Park Plaza on Paxton Ave. Postmaster General Klassen states the postal service will not force the project on Hyde Park residents if they oppose it.
Marian High's senior class will present a dance for high school students from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. on October 27 in the school gym at 2121 Madison Rd LD. Admission is required.
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