Surprise cash prize goes to first lucky cover winner
Mrs Kyle Webb Sr of Madeira wins the first of 52 cash awards for the Suburban Life free phone book covers. She receives a 25 dollar check from editor Helen Fix, hoping to claim before her husband arrives home. The second lucky number appears in today’s issue and must be claimed at Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers by noon Monday after publication.
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Kyle Webb Sr
Apache Cir
Madeira
Suburban Life
Kyle
Helen Fix
Sycamore Schools Budget Aims for Hikes and More Teachers
Sycamore Board of Education approves a 1972 operating budget of 3,783,438 dollars with a plan to raise costs for employees, add teachers to handle rising enrollment, and seek about four mills of additional operating tax this November to cover a projected deficit. Superintendent Edwin H. Greene notes limited state aid and a heavy reliance on local taxes, with Sept. 15 set to finalize the tax figure and a bond issue adding about a half mill on the ballot.
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Sycamore Board of Education
Edwin H.greene
Greene
Camer
New Seidan
Hamilton County
Columbus
Sycamore
Lifelines highlight Girl Scout Barbara Acomb Apollo 15 event
Barbara Acomb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Acomb, 6175 Raywood Dr, is among 25 girls chosen to watch Apollo 15 launch from Cape Kennedy. She will attend a launch briefing and tour Sunday while a Madeira High senior she will rent the local Great Girl Scout Council. Valdemar Bertelsen named senior vice president at First National Bank of Naneath Hell. faculty at University of Wisconsin banking school and active in Cincinnati groups. Colletta Lammert and Jerry Jones chair Norwood Day at Coney Island July 28. Lammert represents the women and Jones the Chamber of Commerce.
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Barbara Acomb
Donald C. Acomb
Raywood Dr
Girl Scout Headquarters
Cape Kennedy
Barbara
Madeira High
Great Girl Scout Council
Valdemar Bertelsen
S. Clippinger
Indian Hill
First National Bank of Naneath
Hell
Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Greater Cincinnati
Colletta Lammert
O’leary Ave
Jerry Jones
Redmont Ave
Deer Park
Norwood
Coney Island
Norwood Business & Professional Women
Norwood Chamber of Co
Miss Lammert
Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Kenwood Park Beautification project moves forward
Kenwood Park at Kenwood and Montgomery Roads gains momentum as the Sycamore Township Trustees and Kenwood Woman's Club co sponsor a garden plan. Garden clubs will plant and maintain plots. Thornton Nurseries provides landscape architect Rick Dusberg. Estimated costs total about 14 000 with township funding and annual maintenance by the township.
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Kenwood Park
Galbraith
Montgomery Rds
Sycamore Township
Kenwood Woman's Club
Harry E. Jahnigen
Thornton Nurseries
Rick Dusberg
Jahnigen
Charles Roth
Kenwood Woman’s Club
Robert Cappel
Donald Baltzer
Perrenial
Richard Barbian
Charter Oak
H. Cornish
Heitmeyer
Robert McGill
Concord Hills
Raymond Bogart
Kenwood
E.C. Nagel
Park patrol plan aims to curb Silverton youth trouble
At a council meeting Mayor Richard Benken heard Silverton Playground Mothers Club fears that hoodlums at Silverton Playfield hinder park use. Police support full time park patrol but say no funds. Juvenile officers Eggers and Kidder praised for guiding youths.
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Silverton
Richard Benken
Silverton Playground
Benken
Kenneth Dye
William Eggers
Esther Kidder
Behnken
Herman Wenker
Ronald DeGrummond
Dye
DeGrummond
Police Department
Life Squad
Civil Service Commission
Eggers
Uncle Sam
Joseph Lorenz
Silverton Playfield
Vandalism Reported at Colonial Shop Window
A plate glass window at the Colonial Shop on 7331 Montgomery Road in Silverton was broken Thursday. Police suspect a pellet gun or rifle caused the damage.
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Montgomery Rd
Silverton
Madeira Welcomes Former Marine Col Babe As City Manager
George Babe, a 29 year Marine veteran who rose from private to colonel, becomes Madeira city manager after retirement in August. He views his civil engineering background and leadership of maintenance, public works, safety as the core of his new civilian role. Babe and family sought roots in Madeira for stability, with son Kurt set to attend Madeira High. He plans to support local sports and community life while bringing military and engineering expertise to city operations.
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America
George Babe
Madeira
Col. Babe
Babe
University of Michigan
Anna Margaret
Haiti
Kurt
Madeira High
Woodbridge
American Legion
Col
Korea
Vietnam
Inchon
Seoul
9Th Engineer Batallion
Dmz
U.S. Marine
Art Smith
Smith
Free Tickets for Reds Games Won by CSNI Readers
CSNI readers may win free Cincinnati Reds game tickets each week. Check classified pages to see if you are a winner.
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Cincinnati Reds
CSNI
Kroger Estate to Be Subdivided in Indian Hill
The 274 acre Kroger estate at 9550 Cunningham Rd Indian Hill will be subdivided for development. Dorothy B Lunken bought it for 1.1 million from trustees of the estate of the late Mrs Chester F Kroger. The Kroger founder’s daughter in law died in January and a maid has occupied the home. Mrs Lunken may donate land to Indian Hill Village green belt.
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Kroger
Cunningham Rd
Indian Hill
James J. Espy
Dorothy B. Lunken
Chester F. Kroger
B.H. Kroger
Kroger Company
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