Oakley 125th anniversary parade and antique display
The Oakley Chamber of Commerce sponsors two days of festivities for Oakley’s 125th anniversary. An antique display and sale titled Older than Oakley will follow the parade at 11 a.m. Saturday September 24. Hal Osler and Lee Ziegler of the House of Yore are pictured with samples of items likely to be sold.
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Oakley
Hal Osler
Lee Ziegler
House of Yore
Hal
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Oakley Celebrates 125th Anniversary Weekend
Oakley marks its 125th anniversary with a full schedule on the square. A parade led by Cincinnati Mayor James Luken, antique furniture displays, hourly entertainments, and music by bluegrass and jazz acts accompany rides and beer offerings. A 1952 centennial photo recalls Oakley’s past with jeweler Dave Sharp in costume.
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Oakley
Cincinnati
James Luken
Baskere
Dave Sharp
Rose Reinschmeidt
Enrollment declines hit Cincinnati area schools prompting mergers
Enrollment in Cincinnati public and area schools falls 215 in the eastern area from last spring, down 1199 since 1973 74 a five year drop. Parochial schools report a 95 student rise, Marian High gains 112 as nearby mergers affect totals. St Margaret of Cortona and St John Vianney merged, Pacelli started late through August.
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Eastern Hills
Eastern Area
Robert Crosset
Eastern Area Public
Rosemary McNeeve
Bramble Rimary
Bramble
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O’bryanville
Oo Gene
O Via High
Norwood
St. Margaret of Cortona
St. John Vianney
St. Anthony's
Madisonville
Withrow
Peoples Bramble
Eastwood A
Hyde Park
Kilgour
Oakley
Purcell
Marian
St. Cecilia
May Lutheran
Carding Pacelli
First woman to lead Salvation Army male center
Oakley resident Mrs. Captain Anne Kirby becomes the first woman officer appointed director of The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Norwood Ohio. Widow of the late Captain Kenneth L. Kirby who previously headed the center, she now leads the facility once known as The Salvation Army Men s Social Service Center at 4137 Sherey Lane. The article notes her Canadian birth and meeting her husband before his death June 9.
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Charlotte Shockley
Anne Kirby
Salvation Army
Norwood
Ohio
Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Center
Capt. Kirby
Kenneth L. Kirby
Sherey Lane
Oakley
Norwood facility expands rehab program and activities
The Norwood facility, led by Mrs Capt Anne Kirby, reports 120 residents and 70 staff across 10 Thrift Stores in the Greater Cincinnati area. The program includes a library, greenhouse, game room, fitness area, religious services, counseling, and rehabilitation of donated materials.
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Salvati
Canada
United States
Syracuse
New York State
Norwood
Norman Noble
Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth L. Kirby
Anne Krby
Greater
Cincinnati
Mariemont meeting to nominate mayor in Sept
The Mariemont Town Meeting schedules a 7 30 p m event on Wednesday September 21 at the Middle School auditorium to nominate a successor for the late Mayor Charles Straley. Interest in candidacy must be written and sent to Joseph Hoffmann Town Meeting chairman 271 7227.
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Charles Straley
Ohio
Joseph Hoffmann
Mariemont
Hyde Park School Opens Doors To New Kindergartners
Two Hyde Park Elementary kindergartners Sarah Boetiger and Jennifer Shick start the new school year amid smiles and makeshift remarks about friendship. The piece notes a school slogan on recycling and highlights Salvation Army community efforts led by Mrs Capt. Kirby including clothing donations funding an $850000 program and family dedication to Army service.
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Hyde Park Elementary School
Sarah Boetiger
Stettinius
Bob and
Jane Boetiger
Jennifer Shick
Mooney
Cathie
David Shick
Sarah
Jennifer
Capt. Kirby
Purcell and Withrow open 1977 grid campaign strong
Purcell defeats Norwood 20-15 as Steve Donovan runs 14 yards for the decisive score. Emmanuel Crawford and Tom Weaver spark Garfield’s 16-14 win over Purcell rival Withrow, while Mariemont falls 42-0 to Wyoming as the Warriors struggle to move the ball.
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Les Wilson
Purcell
Withrow
Mariemont
Warriors
Wyoming
Cowboys
Norwood
Clas
Inaoe
Coeladl
Tom Crosby
Cavaliers
Terry O'Leary
Hassel
Tim Wagers
Mike Morgan
Steve Donovan
Donovan
Steve
Ithrow
Hamilton Gar
Griff’s
Emmanuel Crawford
Tom Weaver
Garfield
Crawford
Weaver
Emmanuel
Tigers
Faricont
Community meetings set on Route 50 relocation dates
Public meetings on relocating U S Route 50 are scheduled in Fairfax on Thursday September 15 Terrace Park on Tuesday September 20 and Mariemont held last night. The Hyde Park Center for Older Adults hosts a lunch and info session September 20 at Bench Park Amberley Village with reservations at 321-6816. Madisonville Senior Citizens Center invites Oakley group for lunch September 20 with bus travel details and a 60 cent price. reserve at 321-9394. Oakley Senior Citizens will hear Anthony Naticchioni on Generic vs Brand Name Drugs September 23 at 12 45 p m at 3219 Madison Rd.
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Fairfax
Terrace Park
Mariemont
Hyde Park Center
Bench Park
Amberley Village
Madisonville
Oakley
Anthony Naticchioni
Madison Rd
Purcell and Warriors Face Week Two Gridiron Card
Purcell hosts Harrison after a comeback victory as the Cavaliers seek a second straight win. Withrow expected to push Garfield and Roger Bacon faces Withrow in a tough early test. Poole projects Bacon 27, Withrow 13. Mariemont hosts Anderson as Warriors aim to extend momentum.
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Les Wilson Wellon
Withrow
Hamilton Garfield
Cavaliers
Roger Bacon
Tigers
Ife
Garfield
Bacon
Moeller
Poole
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