New Haven Board approves Crosby School flasher installation
The Board of County Commissioners approved installing flasher lights at Crosby School as road repairs continue. Volunteers at Children's Hospital received honors at Schuler's Wigwam, with 32,609 service hours logged last year. Poppy Days donations fund veterans and children, while Lincoln Literary Club hosts on May 11 with Mrs. Raymond Morris and Mrs. Edna Arnold as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Crosby School
Anna Jones
Roy Ketterman
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Charles Griffin
Children’s Hospital
Schuler’s Wigwam
Raymond Morris
Edna Arnold
Lincoln Literary Club
Bank Deposits and Liabilities Summary Report
The document lists liabilities categories including demand deposits of individuals and organizations, time and savings deposits, government and subdivision deposits, certified checks, and other liabilities. Total deposits amount to 9.857 million, with reserves on loans and securities at 71 thousand and undivided profits and total capital accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Community notices and gatherings span churches and clubs
The May events include social gatherings at Crosby Church and Golden Lamb plans for June while clubs host bowls and contests. Kathy Heyob performs piano solos and Mrs Fuchs oversees a flower contest. Memorial Parade, Pentecost readings, and a church drive for Emmanuel Center appear amid school trips and local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lamb
High Bridge
Norman Knollman
Macedonia Christian
Christian Couples Club
Harrison Bowl
Crosby Church
Underwood
George Frankstein
Lydia Guild
Emmanuel Center
Rockdale UMC Honors Local Graduates and Events
At Rockdale United Methodist Church on Sunday several graduates were recognized. From Whitewater High School Bonita Raye Baker, Rick McMillin, and Marguerite Cook were noted, with David Johnson honored as a Greenville College graduate visiting Illinois for graduation. Bonnie Baker received a post graduation reception. James Terry returned home from Ft Hamilton Hospital, and Don Baker was treated at the Veterans Hospital recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Bonnie Baker
David Jones
Rockdale U. M
James Terry
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Don Baker
Veterans Hospital
Miami Town PTA elects Rose Page president for 1972 73
Last week the Southwest Council PTA meeting at Sunset Inn saw 100 percent attendance. Mrs Bettie Sanders of Hamilton County Council PTA was guest of honor while Rose Page was elected president for 1972 73. A Joe Dick headed committee was formed to obtain two way radios for school buses. A vote approved funding for a high school junior to attend a Drug and Alcohol Clinic in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Council
P.T.A
Sunset Inn
Bettie Sanders
Hamilton County Council
Rose Page
Joe Dick
Columbus
Miami town PTA tale with school board and donations
The notes describe a PTA meeting with election of officers, a $750 school donation, guest Dr Juett and entertainment by the high school band, plus remarks on firing decisions, a clerk treasurer choice, and upcoming Fire Dept events. Also mentions attendance at a school board session, community birthdays, hospital arrivals, and a local softball win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-T.a’s
Jean Bowman
E-town
Miamitown Pt.a
Juett
Lloyd Payne
Rita Loos
Pauline McKenzie
P.T.A
Harrison
Gary McMullen
Miss DeLong
Brown
Miss De-Long
Diana Sahadi
Fire Dept
Joe Carotta
Vickie Byson
Miamitown
Judy Lonneman
Floyd Colegate Jr
Janet Weitz
Charles Childers
Jerry Kopp
Harley
Freeman Barnes
Paul Eugene Barnes
Abbie Fagaly
T Francis
Tillie Myers
St. George
Jim Weitz
Good Samaritan
Packard
Grandviews
Groesbeck
James W. Terry’s Gratitude Post From Hospital Stay
James W. Terry thanks relatives and friends for concern during his two week stay at Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital. He notes appreciation for prayers visits gifts phone calls and cards. Special thanks go to Rev. Max A. O'Dell and Harrison Press for papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Terry
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Max A. O'Dell
Harrison Press
Air Pollution Sources in Greater Cincinnati 1871 1971
The report tracks major air pollution sources in Cincinnati area, detailing sulfur oxides and particulate emissions in tons per day. It lists funding from state and federal levels, and notes facilities installing controls. Major emitters include Proctor & Gamble, General Electric, Diamond National, Philip Carey, Fox Paper, and others exceeding ten tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Southwestern
Ohio
Proctor & Gamble
General Electric
Diamond National
Philip Carey
Fox Paper
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New Haven
Mrs. Alma Sawyer
National Bank Region
First National Bank
U.S. Treasury
Federal
I. Orville J. Kinker
Orville J. Kinker
Leo Knepfle
Alvin Jackson
George Minges
Cincinnati Zoo
Don Knollman
Kathy
Kelly
Lawrence Knollman
Short High School
Liberty
Ind
Stephen Knollman
New Haven Cemetery
James Fliedman
Heaton
John
Gordon Owen
Bill Baird
S. State St
West Harrison
Community Service Bank
First National OF
Harri
First National Bank Financ
Harrison Home Office
DIAL
Harrison Avenue
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Monfort Heights
Catering Service
Burlington
Don Nehring
Mgr
By Carol Menefee
City of
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Hamilton County
State of Ohio
EPA
Harrison Ave
Harrison, O
W. Harrison Ave
Carl “Bud
Hispot
N. State St
West Harrison, Ind
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