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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1972
Page
2
Published every Wednesday by Cinti Suburban Newspapers Inc providing news retail ads and classified listings. Includes contact numbers 531 0234 and 731 7170 and notes association memberships with national and state press groups.
Services were held for Clifford J. Yockey a former Hamilton County Sheriff Office chief investigator who died Aug. 27 at Bethesda Hospital. Roy Allen Inskeep died Sept. 6 after a WWII service and American Legion memorial. Mary E. Meiners died Sept. 2 from auto accident injuries. Walter A. Henne died Sept. 7 retired H S Pogue Co executive. Burial and church services noted for each.
Mrs. David C. Prince of Mt. Lookout, vice-president of the Cincinnati Area League of Women Voters, will speak to the American Association of University Women at the University Club on Saturday September 16. Her topic is Is Politics Your Job.
Mrs. John W. Keefe serves on the meee verte committee for a September 16 briefs luncheon at the Netherland Hilton Hotel. Ohio State treasurer Gertrude Donahey will headline. John Wiethe and Sidney Weil Jr. will present candidates. Reservations due September 14. Elvera Radford appoints Terry Tranter as luncheon chair.
James McKenna chairs the Oakley Art Show Committee and thanks the Eastern Hills Journal for publicity. Mr and Mrs Vincent P O'Brien observed their 25th anniversary on Sept 6 and celebrated with family at home on Sept 9 hosted by their children Patti Michael and Timothy.
A compiled timetable of church services in the Madisonville Hyde Park Oakley area lists multiple congregations. It notes church names addresses pastor names service times Sunday School worship hours and outreach activities across several denominations.
Members from the Oakley Senior Citizens Center enjoyed a trip to Rocky Fork with a picnic at Pt. Pleasant and a visit to Mendahi Dam. They filled 22 duty bags for Viet Nam servicemen and delivered bed pads clothing and other items to Wesley Home.
Purcell High School Drama Club The Queen's Men presents The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners a three act play by Kristin Sergel on Sept 16 and 17 at the Purcell Center of Live Arts. Oliver a musical adapted by Lionel Bart from Dickens runs Dec 2 3 8 and 10 with 8 p.m. curtain.
Virginia Garrett announces a Thursday September 14 reception at the Pleasant Ridge studio for Jackie Rooks new acrobatic and baton twirling instructor. Pupils representing all fifteen studio years will host and perform. Rooks formerly taught in Loveland and was a state baton twirl champion at twelve. last year she was Miss Norwood.
Eleanor Hartman retires as assistant principal of Kilgour School. Meredith Abramson becomes interim assistant principal, moving from Burton School where she coordinated instructional programs and taught kindergarten.
Rev. Christian Terry A. Tate of Christian Theological Seminary Indianapolis takes charge at Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church Madison Rd Romana Pt announcing a year ahead program. Adult study groups and Sunday School classes start Sept 17 with youth programs meeting four times monthly including two recreational meetings. The church will join Oakley Ecumenical Youth Ministry and host all church suppers Halloween and Christmas events. Tate and his wife have three children Jeffery James and Jeremy.
Hyde Park senior citizens gather weekly at Knox Presbyterian Church from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities include board meetings on Sept 14 at 10 a.m. followed by a coffee hour at noon, bridge from 1 to 3 p.m., a Sept 21 trip to the German village in Columbus, and Sept 28 bridge and crafts from 10 a.m. to noon with a birthday party at 12:30 p.m. and cards at 1 p.m.
Trinity Baptist Church at 6320 Chandler St Madisonville will celebrate its 87th anniversary with a 10:15 a.m. service led by Pastor Mosley. At 3:30 p.m. New Era Baptist Church of Middletown will join as guests with Rev. S S Cousin and choir. Public invited. Kenneth Huxell, Oakley Sears appliance salesman, was killed on Sept 6 near California while aiding at the scene of an accident with Utah highway patrol.
Mrs. Norma Bockhorst of Hyde Park and Mrs. RJ Holzwarth of Mt. Lookout were named to the Cincinnati Woman's Forum board. The year opens with a Sept 16 meeting including a Music Hall tour. Future topics cover wills estates child development public health care and no fault insurance. Membership details from Miss Iris C. Jones.
Dr J Stanley Mathews pastor emeritus Kenwood Baptist Church will speak at Oakley Baptist Church Sunday Sept 17 at 10 30 am assisted by Deacon Delbert Lay The Woman's Mission Society meets Sept 19 with Mrs Edward Holzschuh The Church softball team first place in Eastern Hills league will hold a banquet Sept 19 George Wilson manages the team Don Wood and Steve Reeves are MVPs.
Pantemonium debuts at Hyde Park Plaza between Kroger and Wallgreen stores, touting the city’s largest pants selection from a branch near the UC campus. The shop offers famous brand jeans and pants with floor to ceiling stock accessible by rolling ladders. A growing share of customers includes girls seeking men’s style pants.
Dr. Robert B. Mills of UC a professor and head of criminal justice participated in a symposium at the American Psychological Association annual convention in Honolulu. He was joined by Police Chief Carl Goodin and three Xavier University faculty members.
The International Meditation Society will present a free public lecture on transcendental meditation at the Hyde Park National Bank on Edwards Road. The event begins at 8 p.m. on Wednesday September 13.
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