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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1970

Page

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Green Township Civic Club votes on extended membership area

May 7 vote planned to widen the clubs boundaries to include Bridgetown Mack Dent Monfort Heights and southern White Oak. Walter Faig seeks treasurer post as unopposed candidate. Charles E. Schneider to become president. Amelia Meyer to return as recording secretary. Christopher Schriever and Michael Moots injured in a slashing incident. mother Pat Schriever alleged to have attacked them. police report note found. George Schriever employed by Cincinnati Recreation Commission.

Glenway Ave Walter Faig Albin Hoetker Price Hill Civic Club Charles E. Schneider Western Hills Ave Covedale Elmer Lightner Amelia Meyer Meyer Mary Juergens Marion Hoetker Myrtle Hixon Arthur Lakamp Bruce Kleimeyer Charles Baldwin Frank Grannan Michael Moots Christopher Children’s Hospital Pat Schriever Schriever West Liberty St Longview Hospital George Cincinnati Recreation Commission

News Pre Christmas Issues Slated For Next Three Weeks

The News plans three more pre Christmas editions featuring holiday news from schools churches and community groups. Readers should submit items to The News office at 3708 Davis Ave. by Friday 1 p.m. for inclusion. Call Miss Holly at 661-3200 for space reservations and special copy and illustrations.

Davis Ave Miss Holly

Civic Club Election Sparks Surprise Wedding in Price Hill

Price Hill Civic Club election night featured an instant wedding as James Oster Jr. and Pat Tarter wed at the event officiated by Judge Thomas D. Heekin. The ceremony drew about 500 onlookers including Rep. Norman A. Murdock and Councilman Thomas Luken. The rest of the ticket results included Ruth Bennet’s re election as president, Thomas Meyung as vice president, and multiple directors across Red and Green ticket candidates.

Price Hill Civic Club Thomas Meyung Meyung Robert K. Frank Joseph Bartlett Ernest Beverman Gerald Lampe Myles Beresford al Cregar Hopwood James Oster JR Thomas D. Heekin Seton Council Knights of Columbus Hall Albert Huff Heekin

Three Delhi Township Burglaries Reported Saturday

Thieves burglarized three homes in Delhi Township between 6 45 and 10 48 p m. Charles T Hubbs Cincinnati Enquirer managing editor reported losses including a 12 inch portable television set a clock radio an eight track stereo tape and three Kennedy half dollars. Donald Wilkens lost 500 in change 300 of which was pure silver plus record albums and liquor. A third homeowner R Martin Berglund faced a failed entry and minor thefts.

Delhi Township Charles T. Hubbs The Cincinnati Enquirer Kennedy Donald Wilkens Tahoe Ter Wilkens R. Martin Berglund Alomar

Santa’s Big Kickoff Week Ends Busy Holiday Run

Santa Claus faced a jam packed day last week as he kicked off the holiday season the day after Thanksgiving. He lined up gifts and visited homes across town amid a flurry of demand.

Santa

Price Hill Trans Media Book Store Opens Amid Picketing

Picket lines form outside Trans Media Book Store at 3616 Warsaw Ave as protesters object to the store's adult materials. A recent Cincinnati Public Library official says erotica is not available there, while a clerk argues age verification is required at the shop. Police had arrested several people after earlier openings but await legal outcomes in a broader Trans Media lawsuit.

Trans Media Warsaw Ave Western Hills High School Allen Brown Public Library Jacob Epstein Cincinnati Public Library Price Hill St. Lawrence Corner Cincinnati Trans-Media

City Police Open House at District Three Station

City Police Open House at District Three Station 3201 Warsaw Ave from 2 to 5 p m Sunday. Attendees include District Three Commander Capt Bert Gumm Cincinnati City Councilmen and PCR volunteers. Door prizes Burger Chef coupons Window Garden Tea Room meals refreshments.

District Three Warsaw Ave Police Community Relations Bert Gumm Price Hill Cincinnati Jack Yost Burger Chef Window Garden Harrison Ave Jack Whitehead Henry Sandman Cleveland Lawson PCR

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