Birds, church events, and community notes in New Haven
The New Haven column reports spring arrivals such as robins and a flock of songbirds despite past winds, notes on Woodland and church activities including World Day of Prayer planning, a Lincoln Literary Club meeting, and local illness and birthdays. It also lists school events, a church service program, and community sympathy for Albert Fuchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Hawk
Lincoln Literary Club
Edna Radcliffe
New Haven
Walter Carson
Ross Board of Education
Sophia Bader
Ross, O
Walter Gaiser
Maurice Hornbach
Maureen
Cynthiana
Maurice
St. Leon
Ind
Crosby Church School
United Methodist
Sharon Strunk
Susan Strimple
Heaton
Beth Ann Estes
Princess Winifred
New Haven Rd
Dry Fork Creek
Gerst
Crosby Church
Lee Knollman
Kristy
Richard Woll
Julie
Strewsburg
Earl Hiler
Ed Hiler
Texas
Christ Hospital
Glenn Hiler
God
Teachers to attend Hamilton County workshop March 12
The Hamilton County Education Association sponsors a back to school workshop for 1600 educators from Forest Hills Finneytown Northwest Oak Hills and Southwest. Held at William Henry Harrison High School the event features 25 small group sessions twice offered and about 75 exhibitors. The day runs 8 30 A M to 3 00 P M with remote telecast of general items and support from local boards of education and district administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stricklett
Northwest
Earl Romohr
HCEA
Julie Sawyer
Oak Hills
Melba Kistner
Hamilton County Office of Education
Forest Hills
Finneytown
Southwest
Hamilton County Education Association
William Henry Harrison High School
Harrison
Ohio
Hamilton County
Earl. Romohr
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Hamilton Co
Boards of Education
Hamilton County Board of Education
Revenue Sharing Answers from Congressman Powell
The document presents President Nixon and Congressman Powell explaining revenue sharing. It covers reasons for the program, how funds flow from the Federal Treasury to states and localities, formula-based distributions, local plan overrides, and goals of shared responsibility and innovation. It notes no use restrictions beyond standard accounting and anti discrimination rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
District of Columbia
America
Uly
Social Security notices warn of Medicare premium rise
About 115000 Hamilton County beneficiaries and others on Medicare will receive notices with their March checks. The Basic Premium for Supplemental Medical Insurance will rise 30 cents to 5.60 dollars per month starting July 1971 to cover higher medical costs. The gain keeps Medicare on a pay as you go basis with government paying an equal amount per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
John T. Maidlow
Social Security
Cincinnati
Medicare
Gratitude Expressed for Support During Hospital Stay
William G. Viel thanks friends and relatives for prayers and cards during his time as a patient at Dearborn County Hospital. He also acknowledges Dr Morris Dr Frable nurses aides and Rev Shackelford for their care kindness and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn County Hospital
Morris
Dr. Frable
Rev. Shackelford
Nash and Sizemore announce engagement in Harrison and Abingdon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nash of Harrison Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Charl sie Ann to Mr James Randal Sizemore son of Rev and Mrs G C Sizemore of Abingdon Virginia The wedding is planned for August 21 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Nash
Harrison, Ohio
Charlsie Ann
James Randal
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New Baltimore
Helen Noel
St. Francis Hospital
George Reynolds
Chris Heaton
Doug
Ethel Fliedman
Florida
Tim Heaton
United Seminary Choir
Dayton
Mt. Healthy Heritage Church
May Genevieve McGee
Service Bank
Harrison Office
Harrison Ave
Monfort Heights
West Fork Road
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walter E. Powell
Newletter
Washington Building
Ad. Ey
Social Security News
William G. Viel
Hallmark Cards
Norma JO Slagle
N. Jefferson St
Quality Tires, Inc
H & R Block
North Walnut
Charisie
Ann Nash
Dee-Lloyds
Corner OF Fashion
Noel's Garage
N. State St
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