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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1955

Page

2

CIO-a Good Citizen Heart Fund Drive Wins Reuthers Approval

CIO Council executive secretary Steve Chevalier filed a letter from CIO President Walter Reuther endorsing the American Heart Association heart fund drive. Reuther emphasized federated fundraising as a financing method and noted ongoing talks for a memorandum of understanding to boost cooperation between CIO and national health agencies for community benefit.

CIO Reuthers Steve Chevalier CIO Council Walter Reuther American Heart Association AHA

Pamphlet Urges Tolerance Education For Children

The National Conference of Christians and Jews releases Rearing Children of Good Will a study guide for parents stressing training of children in living peacefully with neighbors. Authors include Edith G. Neisser Mary de Lourdes and Mary Fisher Langmuir with affiliations at St Josephs College Hartford and Vassar College.

National Conference of Christians and Jews Edith G. Neisser Mary de Lourdes St. Joseph’s College Hartford, Conn Mary Fisher Langmuir Vassar College

Old Friends Enlisted For Orphans Feast At St. Aloysi us

Alumni of St. Aloysius Orphanage Bond Hill form Old Friends Committee for the 118th annual Orphans Feast to be held June 19 on the grounds with afternoon and evening events. Easter Seal appeal letters go to 175000 Hamilton County homes and businesses as Carroll Petermann leads the 22nd annual drive to raise funds for crutches braces wheelchairs therapists and transportation for Crippled Children and Adults.

St. Aloysius Orphanage Reading Road Bond Hill Old Friends’ Committee Hamilton County Carroll H. Petermann Hamilton County Society For Hamilton County Society Goodwill Industries Condon

Fort Scott Camps Open Reservations for 33rd Year

Fort Scott Summer Camps under Monsignor Wag ner will begin the 33rd year on June 19 in New Baltimore C with a 10 week season for about 2000 youths ages 8 to 18. Reservations are accepted at the downtown camp office with Mrs Madlyn Grube as secretary. Chief Tenaka of the Navajo Reservation is rehired for the season and 50 riding horses are arranged for the Ft Scott stables.

Fort Scott Monsig. R. Marcellus Wagner V.G New Baltimore Madlyn-Grube Tenaka Arizona Ft. Scott American Camping Association National Catholic Camping Association

Volunteers Needed To Help With Polio Vaccine

Mrs. E. C. VanHorn was named Vaccine Volunteer Chairman for the Cincinnati and Hamilton County polio program. Volunteers will record keeping, transport supplies, supervise children at clinics, and support the vaccination effort led by District Health Commissioners with doctors, nurses, school officials, and parents. To volunteer call Garfield 9239.

Cincinnati Hamilton County E. C. VanHorn Reading Road Richard H. Ormond National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis VanHorn Garfield

Teen Drivers Compete In Cincinnati Road-E-O

Cincinnati teen drivers enter the third Hamilton County Cincinnati Road-E-O sponsored by the Cincinnati Jaycees. Written tests run April 4-8 and driving tests for the top 50 finalists on April 23. The top finalist advances to the Ohio State Road-E-O for a $500 scholarship. Ohio winners advance to nationals in Washington with a $1500 major prize.

Cincinnati Hamilton County The Cincinnati Jaycees the Jaycees Federal Reserve Bank Bldg Ohio Washington, D.C

Cincinnati Day Care Centers Aid Working Mothers

Cincinnati operates nine community supported Day Care Centers mainly downtown to aid working mothers. Centers serve children over 3 with state city approval and trained staff providing structured play rest and hot lunch. Fees vary by income. contact GA 5414 for info.

Cincinnati Council of Social Agencies Christ Child Day Nursery Findlay Street Emanuel Day Care Race Street Lincoln Court

Negro Sightless Seek Sales Stamps and Clothes

The Negro Sightless Society of Ohio seeks sales tax stamps and old clothes for its home and recreation center at 932 Dayton Street Cincinnati. Other listed centers include Mothers Memorial Day Care Center 547 West Seventh Street Norwood Day Care 2071 Lawrence Avenue Parkway Day Care 1678 Central Parkway Riverview Nursery 925 Martin Street St Xavier Day Nursery 607 Sycamore Street and Santa Maria Institute 21 West 13th Street.

The Negro Sightless Society of Ohio Dayton Street Cincinnati 14 Mothers’ Memorial Day Care Center Seventh St Norwood Day Care Center Lawrence Ave Parkway Day Care Center Central Pkvy Riverview Nursery School Martin Street St. Xavier Day Nursery Sycamore St Santa Maria Institute Day Care Center West 13Th St

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Congress FOC Rey Petermann Ft. Scott Camps Painters, Decorators & Wallpaper Hangers Union Harry Procter Charles Willig Avalon Duttenhofer AFL Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America Cio-Afl Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union of America St. Rita Paul Klenke Red Cross Ter Linn St Fanger & Rampe, Inc Pearl & Broadway Cea Kathman’s Goodyear Shoe Repair West Fifth St Dr. Scholls Oakley Building and Loan Co Madison Aufdemkampe Freeman Avenue Save Health Mason Food Service
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