Hyde Park Business Club Roots and Modern Role
Hyde Park Business Club began in 1906 with Louis E. Ziegle as first president and city leader. The group formed fire protection services, built an engine house in 1908, promoted libraries schools parks and improved streets, and helped form the Federated Improvement Association. Today it sustains the Hyde Park community with annual art shows and a Christmas program, and collaborates with the Greater Hyde Park Community Council to guide the area’s future development. Present officers are Joseph Sumner president, William Ferrare vice president, Mrs. Thelman S Crawford secretary treasurer, with directors Michael G Burroughs Vicki Chisholm Dr John Huschart Elden Good Wayne Coons Dr Joseph Latimer and Paul D. Cain Jr past president and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Business Club
Michael G. Burroughs
Vicki Chisholm
Joseph Sumner
Thelma S. Crawford
William Ferrara
John Huschart
Elden Good
Wayne Coons
Joseph Latimer
Paul D. Cain, Sr
Hyde Park
Greater Hyde Park
Cincinnati
William Ferrare
The
Readvertise Watterson bids and Hyde Park history notes
Fairfax will re advertise for bids early next spring to improve Watterson Street between Murray Road and Bancroft Street. No bids were received after the first ad on Sept 9. The Emery Memorial Carillon concerts move to 4 p.m. Sundays from Oct 1 through next April. A Hyde Park history by John Paul Jones traces annexations, streets, and notable residents, with notes on the Mornington Syndicate and local development.
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Fairfax
Watterson St
Murray Rd
Bancroft St
Albert Meyer
Richard Gegner
Emery Memorial Carillon
Mariemont
Mariemont Departmental Open House Dates Set
Mariemont High School will host departmental open houses at 7 30 p m on Tuesday October 3 and Thursday October 5. Math teachers will meet with parents on Tuesday and home economics plus industrial arts teachers on Thursday to discuss curriculum and instruction. Principal Robert A Martin announced the program to improve parent teacher communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariemont High School
Mariemont
Robert A. Martin
Services for Edward A. Kelsch
Mass of the Resurrection was said for Edward A Kelsch at St. Cecilia Church. The 91 year old estate broker from 4113 Paxton Ave and longtime Eastern Hills figure left a wife Rose a son Charles two daughters and many grandchildren. Burial followed at Calvary with funeral home services.
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St. Cecilia Church
Edward A Kelsch
Paxton Ave
Eastern Hills
Madisonville Business Democratic Quud
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Kelsch
Rose
Charles
Evelyn Hillebrand
Mary Yantz
Cincinnati
Calvary Kelsch
Hyde Park Sidewalk Art Show Seeks Broad Participation
The sixth annual Sidewalk Art Show in Hyde Park Sunday October 1 from 12 noon to 5 pm draws about 200 Cincinnati area artists. Entry applications rise with new applicants, judging at 4 pm by local artists Constance McClure Laurence Zink John Dugan Michael Fenton and Waite Hoyt. Prizes awarded by Hyde Park Business Club president Joseph Sumner. In case of rain, show moves to October 8.
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Hyde Park
Hamilton County
Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Constance McClure
Laurence Zink
John Dugan
Michael Fenton
Waite Hoyt
Joseph Sumner
Hyde Park Business Club
Classifieds Numbers Game Promises Real Sales and Rentals
Robert Fangman says he could have sold 15 refrigerators and Mrs. Charles Rouse could have rented her garage 10 times through CSNI classifieds. The eighth caller bought Mrs. George Horns refrigerator. Mrs Aie Schaeper praises the classifieds as the best city paper for results. Contact 731-7170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSNI
Robert Fangman
Charles Rouse
George Horn
Aie Schaeper
Airman Rybolt Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Completes basic Air Force training at Lackland AFB. Airman Jeffery D. Rybolt is the son of Mrs. Ethel M. Rybolt of 3544 Erie Ave. The report notes his completion of the basic course.
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Navy
Mark R. Rhea
Hugh Hiner
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Marine Pvt
Douglas E. Baer
Marilyn E. Baer
Chestnut St
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Jeffery D. Rybolt
Ethel M. Rybolt
Erie Ave
Lackland Afb
Hyde Park Spotlight in Eastern Hills Journal
The Eastern Hills Journal begins a series profiling local communities with a tribute to historic Hyde Park. Aimed at highlighting notable localities, the feature introduces Hyde Park as the first spotlight in coming months of coverage for areas served by the newspaper.
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Eastern Hills Journal Land
Journal
Hyde Park
Four Cincinnati LTs Promoted to Captain in Historic Move
Four lieutenants in Cincinnati Police are promoted to captain in a historic upgrade led by Division Chief Carl V. Goodin. The new captains are Donald Slaughter Mt. Washington Charles Denham Madisonville William Neal and Norman Hughes. two reside in Eastern Hills. Slaughter is admin to Chief Goodin and Neal becomes the first Black captain in the division.
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Carl V. Goodin
Cincinnati Police
Eastern Hills
Donald Slaughter
Mt. Washington
Chief Goodin
Charles Denham
William Neal
Madisonville
Norman Hughes
Slaughter
Denham
Neal
Ronald Kellinghaus
Daniel Bagot
Alcohol Safety Action Project
Joe Michael Hines
International Association of Police Chiefs
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Marines
Korea
University of Cincinnati College of Community Service
Barbara
Goodin
Carl A. Lind
Eighth Air Force
Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance
District 1
District 7
Crime Bureau
District 5
Ethel
Hyde Park feature highlights local history and events
The Journal previews Hyde Park history with church and school notes, mentions Withrow and the new library, and credits John Paul Jones and the Historical Society. Other items include J. Phillip Olmes’s art exhibit at Fidelity Federal, Gretta Grant teaching at Mariemont and Cincinnati colleges, an Audubon talk by Walter Berlet, a UC medical convocation, a Medicopter incident at Lunken, copper enameling classes at Oakley, and Heiser’s Free Wheels bus service to downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Hermitage
Pines
Old Hyde Park
John Paul Jones
Cincinnati Transit Co
Jones
Cincinnati Historical Society
Cincinnati
Nevers
Withrow
Historical Society
Eastern Hills
J. Phillip Olmes
Norwood High School
Fidelity Federal
Norwood
Audubon Society
Forrest Hurd
Walter Berlet
Jackson, Mich
Courter Technical
Cincinnati Technical College
Heiser
Free Wheels
Plainville
Bramble
Whetsel
Madison
Oakley Square
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the Hermitage
the Pines
BygVuac Vege
Yoosg
Clu
Louis E. Ziegle
Watterson
Mariemont Beir
By Johnn i'Paul Jones
Observatory Avenue
Mt. Lookout
Duck Creek Road
Evanston
N&w
Edwards Road
Markbreit
Oakley
Marburg Avenue
Herschel Avenue
Ohio River
Charles Kilgour
Delta Avenue Valley
St. John’s Park
Delta and
Erie
Joseph
Kilgour Brothers
Edwards and Observatory
Mornington
Hudson River
London
Edward the Confessor
Edward
Cincinnati Coffin Company
American Oak Leather Company
Harlin Hotel
Edinburg
Columbus
Indiana
William M. Mooney
Miami Rd
John W. Warringin
James E. Mooney
Kentucky
Albert Seaton Berry
Miami University
Cincinnati Law College
Newport
United States
Campbell County
War Department
Newport Barracks
Highlands
Ft. Thomas
Col. Berry
James Taylor
Licking River
Taylor
Berry
Bellevue
John
Cnncinnati
Peter Haller
Simeon M. Johnson
Erie Avenue
Cincinnati Tribune
Lucien Wulsin
Ziegle
Edward Kelsch
Edw
A. Kelsch
St. Margaret School
Carl A. Lizza
St. Margaret of Cortona
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Xmas Card Aon
Linwood
Mt. Lookout Sq
Montessori
Diet Center
Keely
Gretta
Roger D. Smith
UC College of Medicine
Lunken
Christ Hospital
Oakley Recreation
H. Robert Schroeder
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
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