Policies Outlined for Hamilton County Vocational School
At a Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District meeting, Father Kenning and collaborating officials proposed operational policies for a September 1973 opening. Proposals include academic instruction by parent schools, morning or after school course access, tuition-free attendance for residents of participating districts, parity for parochial students, and mid afternoon courses if enrollment justifies. Committee members and administrators from Oak Hills, Mt Healthy, Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Sycamore, Milford, Lockland, Princeton, Norwood, Madeira, Greenhills, Forest Park, North College Hill, Mariemont, Three Rivers, Mason, and others are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District Board of Education
Father Kenning
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
H.D. West
E.W. Kavanagh
Jointure
Hamilton County Joint Vocational School
Richard Herron
Oak Halls
Rex Ralph
Mt. Healthy
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Donn Hershberger
Sycamore
Charles Wikoff
Milford
Howard Apke
Lockland
James Cook
Princeton
Ted Gabe
Norwood
Frank Garrett
Madeira
Edith Mayer
Greenhills Forest Park
James Bates
North College Hill
Robert Crabbs
Mariemont
Boyd Smith
David Frey
Mason
Meridith Hitchens
Three Rivers
Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District schedules and notices
A historical notice lists bookmobile routes and dates for Hill School and surrounding areas from March 22 to March 26, detailing stops and times. It also covers Bookmobile No. 2 schedules, policy and finance personnel, and educational board assignments for Hamilton, Clermont, and neighboring counties, plus bank depository and insurance arrangements for newly acquired buildings.
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Gaskins
Carl Thompson
Wyoming
Wm. McConnell
Hamilton County
Wm. Lippmeier
Mt. Healthy
Robert Cunningham, Jr
Reading
Joe Evans
Clermont County
Ted Gabe
Norwood
Charles Allison
St. Bernard
Quentin Staley
Deer Park
Jay Leming
Loveland
H. Ray Noe
Edwin Greene
Sycamore
Joseph Ross
North College Hill
L. R. Liefferman
Carroll Staley
Hamilton County Board
Kermit Smith
Russell Speidel
Clermont County Board
Fifth-Third Bank
James Clark Insurance Agency
Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District
Little Miami Inc Holds Fourth Annual Meeting at Camp Kern
Little Miami Inc will hold its fourth annual meeting on Thursday April 1 at Camp Kern near Fort Ancient State Park in Warren County. William B Nye newly appointed director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will speak. A color film Down River will be shown. A family style dinner begins at 7 p.m. Reservations by P O Box 303 Lebanon Ohio 45036.
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Little Miami, Inc
Camp Kern
Fort Ancient State Park
Warren County
William B. Nye
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
P.O. Box
Lebanon
Ohio
Requiem Mass for Frank G. Henges in Bethel
Funeral services were held for Frank G. Henges 75 at St Marys Church Bethel with burial in St Joseph Cemetery Cincinnati He died at Brown County Hospital Georgetown and resided on Sugartree Rd. Survived by two daughters two brothers a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Ruth T McGee 63 dies at Clinton County Memorial Hospital Milford services held at Monroe Copher Funeral Home burial in Greenmount Cemetery Milford Retired Mariemont School District cook survived by daughter son two sisters two brothers
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Frank G. Henges
Bethel
St. Mary’s Church
Brown County Hospital
Georgetown
New St. Joseph Cemetery
Cincinnati
Sugartree Rd
Eleanora Krebs
Camden
Josephine Henges
William
St. Martin
Edward
Norwood
Hilda Donahue
Ruth T. McGee
Monroe-Copher
Milford
Clinton County Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Chester Speath
Martinsville
Green,ound Cemetery
Mariemont
Terrace Park
John
Lillian Heffelfinger
Emily Hughes
Laurel
Howard Kinney
Roachester
Paul Kinney
Middlesboro
Mexican Market Slow to Rally as Inflation Arises
The letter tracks U.S. and Mexican markets with the DJ I close near 898 up 19.2 for the week and notes inflation in Mexico. It cites hotel price controls, rising costs, land price surges, a weak long bond market, and a cautious view on investing in Mexico. It highlights Acapulco tourism growth, new hotels, a condo project, and vacation patterns.
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Mexico
DJI
U.S
Treasury
Ltd
N.J
G.M
Britain
Cuernevacs
Acapulco
Florida
Mercardo
Caleta
Waves churn cruise pool as hotel hosts divers at La Perla
The Clermont Courier notes three days of wild ocean waves preventing use of the lower pool. It mentions a beach house at Puerto Marques ten miles toward the airport for clubs and the La Perla night club at the Mirador to watch the divers.
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Puerto Marques
The
Mirador
Human Ecology Meeting Set
“Man in Relation to New Sources of Food Supply” will be the topic at the Human Ecology meeting. The session is Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garven Dalglish, 1127 Goshen Pike. Mr. Dalglish, English instructor at Country Day School, will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garven Dalglish
Goshen Pike
Dalglish
Country Day School
February Award Winners at Howard Real Estate Inc
Dell Terrell receives February largest volume of sale closings award. Bill Tackett wins volume listing award. Dell, a Day Heights resident with ten years in real estate, and Bill, of East Batavia Heights with Leona, are recognized alongside the Milford Ohio firm at 348 Wolfpen Pleasant Hill Rd.
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Howard Real Estate Inc
Wolfpen
Pleasant Hill Rd
Milford
Ohio
Dell Terrell
Dell
Day Heights
Bill Tackett
Bill
Leona
East Batavia Heights
Batavia
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the Trail Hands
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Mt. Repose
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H.T
P.s. P.B
P.W
Almatic
P.S
Buick Connt
American Motors
Clermont Courier
Dale Carnegie
Rey O’bryent and
AT Motors
Washington Street
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Security Savings Association
Life Ave
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