D of I Installs New Officers at St Marys Circle No 214
St Marys Circle No 214 of the Daughters of Isabella held a meeting October 6 at St Johns Cafeteria. Five new members were welcomed. Officers were elected with Rita Kunze as Regent and Aurelia Bollen as Vice Regent. Plans were made for the Annual Penny Carnival on November 1 and a Memorial Mass on November 15. A November 12 bingo at Drake Hospital was announced. A 50th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Ed Stehlin followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Patricia Schlarmann
Romilda Schalk
Mary Ann Horstman
Rosemary Cox
Nancy Zeinner
Rita Kunze
Aurelia Bollen
Alma Lowe
Irene Sumser
Rita Walcheff
Elizabeth Stehlin
Bonnie Metz
Katherine Blum
Dole
Karen Ellis
Dearie Heyde
Rosalyn Lohman
Jeanne Kaiser
Dee Smith
St. John’s
Daughters of Isabella
St. Peters In Chains
Drake Hospital
Ed Stehlin
Elizabeth Roell
Dorothy Roell
Clara Roell
Mary Hoerst
Wildcat Boosters Meet With Evening Game Film
The Wildcat Boosters hold a short meeting Monday October 19 at 7 30 PM at the Senior High School. An executive officers meeting is scheduled earlier at 6 50 PM in room 102. All Boosters and officers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
Conner High School
Harrison
Hamilton County Joint Vocational Board Plans Expansion
The Hamilton County Joint Vocational District met on October 7 1970 detailing site deeds for Sharonville GSA Depot and announcing a ceremony October 22. They discussed Goshen Batavia Clermont joiners forming a three school district with central Sharonville site near I 275 and approved selling 5.365 million in short term notes to fund initial planning and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Eugene Kavanagh
Sharonville
Ohio School Boards Association
St. Louis
Missouri
Joplin
Clark County
Nevada
Ohio
A. M. Kenny
Xi Eta Iota Beta Sigma Phi Meets in October Event
Xi Eta Iota chapter held a meeting on October 8 with vice president Mrs. Gary Grubbs welcoming guests Mrs. John Cookendorfer Mrs. Michael Cookendorfer Mrs. Mitchell Gadd Mrs. Larry Hamilton and Mrs. Robert Loos. Mrs. Fred McGuire named the chapter's Citizen's Advisory Committee representative. The educational committee announced a Brown County Indiana trip. The program titled The End of Life was presented by Mrs. Fred McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Eta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Gary Grubbs
John Cookendorfer
Michael Cookendorfer
Mitchell Gadd
Larry Hamilton
Robert Loos
Fred McGuire
David Gomon
Brown County
Indiana
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Stehlin Golden Wedding Mass Planned in Harrison
In Harrison Ohio Mr and Mrs Edward Stehlin celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct 25 1970 with a High Mass at St John the Baptist Church at 2 PM officiated by Father Earl Metz. They have three children Vera Wheeler Gilbert Wilbur and thirteen grandchildren. Mr Stehlin a retired builder of 36 years now lives at 9970 Harrison Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stehlin
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Harrison
Ohio
Earl Metz
Stehlins
Vera Wheeler
Dillsboro
Ind
Gilbert Stehlin
Cincinnati
Wilbur Stehlin
Stehlin
Harrison Ave
Harrison, Ohio
Ralph Jones Co To Handle Cincinnati Bell Account
Cincinnati Bell Inc named The Ralph H. Jones Company as its advertising agency starting January 1, 1971. The Jones Company will handle all Cincinnati Bell advertising for the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, with Ferriss noting the account as one of the agency’s largest. Cincinnati Bell reported 1969 revenues of $101,344,000 and over 850,000 telephones in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bell Inc
Ralph H. Jones Company
Cincinnati Advertising and Public Relations Firm
William J. Whittaker
The
Telephone Company
Cincinnati Bell
Cincinnati
Kentucky
New York Stock Exchange
Jones Company
David P. Ferriss
Ferriss
Monthly DAR Meeting Set at Sunset Inn
The Governor Othniel Looker Chapter 4045 OH will hold its monthly meeting at Sunset Inn on Tuesday evening October 27 at 6 30. Guest night features speaker Mrs John E Koehler of Cincinnati Ohio presenting the Art of Decoupage. Reservations requested by October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othniel Looker
Sunset Inn
John E.koehler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Venice Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Mrs Esta B Maynard records gatherings in Venice Ohio as Elia Junkert of Taylor Creek and Esta Maynard visit Ada Tragresser and others. Homer Schwinger Frances Appleton New Haven host guests while Robert Bausch family enjoy a weekend at Hueston Woods. Mrs Flo Blair and daughter Helen Hogan visit Sylvia Bausch and family. N C stays for several weeks with Esta Maynard.
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Elia Junkert
Taylor Creek
Ada Tragresser
Kirk Greiner
Ashville
N. C
Esta Maynard
Homer Schwinger
Frances Appleton
New Haven
Robert Bausch
Hueston Woods
Flo Blair
Helen Hogan
Price Hill
Sylvia Bausch
Servicemen Christmas Presents Drive In Harrison Ohio
Local American Legion J. B. Yeager Post 199 sponsors a drive for Christmas gifts for servicemen in Vietnam and hospitalized overseas. People may send names to Legion House at 110 North Vine Street Harrison Ohio 45030. A benefit dance is planned for late November, inviting community support.
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Vietnam
American Legion
J. B. Yeager
The
Legion House
North Vine St
Harrison
Ohio
Airman William C Herald Completes Basic Training
Completes basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and assigns to Sheppard AFB Texas for aircraft maintenance training. Herald is a 1970 graduate of North Dearborn High School Guilford Indiana and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Herald.
Airman Edward J. May Jr Completes Basic Training
Airman Edward J. May Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward J May Sr Cleo Ohio completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Keesler AFB Mississippi for training in communications electronics systems A 1968 graduate of Taylor High School he attended Cincinnati Technical Institute His wife Raemona Taylor of Cleves Ohio is named in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. May, Jr
Edward J. May, Sr
Cowell Ave
Cleo Ohio
Lackland Afb
Tex
Keesler Afb
Miss
Airman
May
Taylor High School
Cincinnati Technical Institute
Raemona Taylor
Porter*St., Cleves
Winners at Pasquale's Grand Opening Prizes Announced
Tippie Biddle owner of Pasquale's Pizza at 202 North State St announces prize winners from the grand opening. Radios went to Kenneth Wolf Tony Rolfes Teresa Doud Beige Fields clocks to Lucille Herbert Linda Wueste five dollar gift certificates to Mrs Walter Bush Marie Hoag Virginia McQueen Eddie Courtney Donnie Callan two World Series tickets to Jerry Seeker and 2000 free Pepsis awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippie Biddle
Pasquale
Miamitown PTA Meeting October 20
Miamitown Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the Miami Town School Auditorium on Tuesday October 20 Registration starts 7 10 P M and the meeting begins 7 30 P M A physical education performance by the school children directed by Marvin Glick is planned Babysitting for up to third graders is provided Older children may accompany parents to the meeting Come help Build The Big E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamitown Parent-Teacher Association
Miamitown
Marvin Glick
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Hamilton County PTA Dinner Details and Panelists
The Hamilton County Council of Parent Teacher Associations hosts its 18th annual dinner on Wednesday October 28 at 6 00 PM at Oak Hills High School 3200 Ebenezer Road. A panel including representatives from AASA OSBA OEA and National PTA will discuss why teachers strike what problems face administrators and key school board priorities. Dr B Redfern of the AASA will be head speaker with a moderator and local leaders delivering greetings and remarks. Reservations due by October 19 to Mrs Kenneth Sweeney 7374 Dog Trot Road.
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Hamilton County Council of Parent Teacher Associations
Oak Hills
Ebenezer Road
United Press International
Ohio
PTA
AASA
OSBA
OEA
B. Redfern
American Association of School Administrators
Redfern
University of Cincinnati
Harvard University
Ohio State University
Wilmington
Milton J. Schloss
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Robert Boatman
Ohio School Board Association
William M. Stoltz
Ohio Education Association
Kenneth Scheurer
Department of Education
Xavier University
Lowell Landis
Bible Chapel
Duvis Hills
Robert Schierloh
Glenn L. Winkle
Robert Sanders
Irwin Ellsworth
Willard Sneeder
Oak Hills High School
Kenneth Sweeney
Dog Trot Road
Chitwood Club Elects Officers at Brookville Meeting
The M. Louisa Chitwood Club met at Old Brick Church with tea served by Mrs. Zellner and Mrs. Snoddy. Mrs. Burk presided, devotional by Mrs. Dickson from Death in the City, officer slate chosen for next year, talk on Pioneer Kitchens, and next gathering set for Nov. 12 at Mrs. Burk’s home.
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M. Louisa Chitwood Club
Old Brick Church
Brookville
Edgar Zellner
Elmer Snoddy
Loper Burk
Howard Dickson
The
City
Francis A. Schaeffer
Donald Barbour
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Interbank
Bankamericarl
S. State Street
D. of I
Margie Nagele
Clara Kocher
Mrs. Stehlin
Wildcat Boosters Meeting
Whitman
Joint’ Vocational Board
Western Auto Associate Store
Mrs
Ralph Jones Co
Cincy Bell
Venice, Ohio
Esta B. Maynard
William C. Herald
William F. Herald
Lack
Miamitown Pta
County Council
Chitwood Club
White Oak Garage
Blue Road Road
Marquette
George Heinlein
Cee
Lou Phillips
Schoenling Rd
California
Bay Rd
Cline
Jean Kube
Massey Ferguson
N. F.C
John Egbert
Joe Streit
Bob Haubner
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