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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
2
The editorial argues for voter approval of a half mill levy in the November election to fund the County Park District. It highlights five parks and four nature preserves, Braille Trail for the blind, outdoor events, and a lake tour at Winton Woods, stressing open space as essential for health and future generations.
The Double Twenty group sponsored by Mariemont Community Church launches its 1973 74 season with a nostalgia program themed Down the Path to Memory Lane on Friday Oct 5 Dinner at 6 30 p m in the parish center features Warren Parks and Julian Bailey sharing early Mariemont 1923 site films plus slides and a period feature film with appropriate organ music recorded by Richard Gegner Reservations for the Catholic Federation for Retarded Children pilgrimage on Sept 30 at Holy Trinity Batavia with Mass at 4 p m and a pot luck picnic can be made with local representatives. Trustees of Oakley Baptist Church meet Sept 27 sermon topic Good and Lost Sept 30 and youth programs Oct 2 also noted.
Local churches list Sunday schedules with times for worship and Sunday School. Denominations include Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist, and Science, with venues on Madison Road, Gilmore Avenue, and Grace Avenue.
A Lookout neighborhood carnival held at 1314 Herlin Place raised 34 dollars and 60 cents on Sept. 8. Event featured refreshments, a fortune teller, and a large electric train layout attracting many youngsters. Helpers included Jennifer Hogan, Liz Carpenter, Leigh Robinson, Pam Harmann, and others chaired by Mrs. Stuart J. Mahlin.
The Young People's Department of Gladys Cass Chapel A.M.E. Church will present a fashion show, tea, and program at 3 30 p m Sunday with seating at the church. A second program is planned for October. Mrs Carter supervisor also announced Miss Anita Braswell will be sponsored in a popularity contest for a scholarship fund sponsored by the Layman’s Guild of the South Ohio Conference.
Mr and Mrs Rae Lazarus hosted a reception for Dr John G Kemeny president of Dartmouth College. Lazarus is a 1935 Dartmouth graduate and a college trustee. Area Dartmouth Club officers named include John G Avril Philip P Brooks Jr and Richard P Sawyer Jr. St Xavier seniors Terence L Kirley and Matthew R Wordeman named National Merit Scholarship semi finalists among about 3100 nationwide awards to be given next spring.
Dr Arthur A McKay will be formally installed as Knox Church pastor by the Mercy of Cincinnati at 8 p m Sunday September 30 James I McCord of Princeton Theological Seminary will share as guest preacher A reception for the couple and out of town guests will follow the service
Fairfax Cub Scout Pack 272 will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday Sept 27 in the Fairfax Presbyterian Church meeting room Southern Ave Boys eight to ten in the Fairfax St Margaret of Cortona area not registered who want to join should contact Mrs Jan Packer 271 7163 The pack will hold a car wash at Hills Fairfax Texaco Station 5816 Wooster Pike corner of Wester and Germania on Saturday Oct 6 from 10 a m until 4 p m
The Great Rivers Girl Scout Council offers a half day publicity training for Neighborhood directors and publicity chairmen on October 4 at 9 45 a m at Groesbeck United Methodist Church 8871 Colerain Ave Miss Eileen Bonekamp will speak on Be Now You re A Publicity Chair man and how the weekly newspaper serves its community Robert E Smith a local commercial photographer will show camera techniques Reservations are via the Great Rivers office 381 1623
William J. McGrane of First Columbus Corp will lead a three night seminar on securities and investments at Hyde Park Library 2747 Erie Ave. The sessions run 7 30 p m on October 1 11 and 17 and are sponsored by the New York Stock Exchange and the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. McGrane promotes self esteem and psychic income and holds a St Marys University degree with Colorado College graduate study. He received the 1972 governor s Award for Community Action for youth lectures.
Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church will gift a Bible to each third grader during Sunday services at 9:25 and 10:55 a.m. on September 30. The church’s Gift of Bibles tradition uses the Revised Standard Version as the primary resource for church school religious education.
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