Many To Take Oaths On First Day Of Year
New officials will swear in across Western Hills on New Year’s Day in multiple ceremonies. Jerome F. Luebbers and W Emerson Rhodes will take the oath for Delhi Township Trustees at 1 30 p m in the Delhi Administration Building. Green Township trustees Clarence Luken and Elmer Schubert will be sworn at 2 p m in Green Township Administration Building. Oak Hills School Board installs two new members and Max Hillman begins another term. Cincinnati Board of Education will install four new members at 1 30 p m with Conliffe named president and Lindberg vice president.
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New Delhi Township
Jerome F. Luebbers
W. Emerson Rhodes
Luebbers
Joseph A. Luebbers
Hamilton County
Green
Clarence Luken
Bridgetown
Elmer Schubert
Modfort Heights
Green Township
Cheviot Rd
Luken
Schubert
William S. Mathews
The
Common Pleas Court
Mack
Edwin C. Price Sr
Covedale-Winneburne Park
Oak Hills
Cincinnati Board of Education
Education Center
East Ninth’ St
Charles D. Lindberg
Mt. Washington
Mary Schloss
Avondale
Janet Duff
Hyde Park
Tecumseh X. Graham
Calvin W. Conliffe
Mr. Lindberg
Herron To Suggest Cuts For Oak Hills Jan 1
Superintendent Richard W. Herron will present recommendations to the Oak Hills Board of Education at the annual reorganization meeting at 2 p.m. Thursday January 1 in the board hall at 6479 Bridgetown Rd. The plan aims to eliminate services to close a projected $500,000 deficit in the next fiscal year.
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Oak Hills
Richard W. Herron
Oak Hills Board of Education
Bridgetown Rd
Covedale Man Ends 25 Years As Police Records Director
Harold A. Rinck Sr. of Covedale retires Jan 1 after 25 years as supervisor of police records for the Cincinnati Police Department. He helped establish the IBM records system about 15 years ago and has 42 years of city service. Rinck served under three police chiefs and lives with his wife Evangeline and seven grandchildren. his sons Tony David and Daniel and daughter Mary Jo Ventre are noted in the obituary.
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Harold A. Rinck Sr
Ashbrook Dr
Covedale
Cincinnati
IBM
New York
Westwood
Eugene T. Weatherly
Stanley R. Schrotel
Jacob Schott
Rinck
Division of Waste Collection
Division of Public Works
Over-The-Rhine
Bond Hill
Woodside Homes
Western Hills High School
Charles P. Taft
Seton Council
Knights of Columbus
H and R. Block
Evangeline
Tony
Mack
David
Price Hill
Daniel
Mary Jo Ventre
St. Antoninus Parish School
Gilliece retirement marks second Price Hill fire unit exit
Lt. Thomas Gilliece 4664 Linda Dr. retires from Ladder Co 10 Engine Co 24 at Glenway Schiff Aves after active duty since 1966. He joined the Cincinnati Fire Department in 1942 and served as a roughneck before leaving in early 1970. His cousin Edward P. Gilliece retired from the same company in 1944 after 48 years and died in 1966.
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Gilliece
Price Hill
Ladder Co
Glenway
Schiff Aves
Thomas Gilliece
Linda Dr
Cincinnati Fire Department
Edward P. Gilliece
Ashbrook
Covedale
Thomas
Thomas Was
Cincinnati
Man burned in Glenway Avenue apartment fire
Lowell Willis aged 29 suffered second and third degree burns in a basement apartment fire on December 24 after falling asleep while smoking. Cincinnati firefighters from Engine Co. 24 and Engine Co. 35 responded at 2 36 a m. smoke was detected by tenant Charles Humphreys who alerted Willis. Willis was taken to General Hospital. he was cited for careless smoking. A second call later that day involved a separate residence on Purcell Avenue with a $350 loss due to a short circuit. A third alert on Christmas morning found a false attic box alarm at Glenway and Sunset Aves, triggered by pranksters.
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Lowell Willis
Glenway Ave
Cincinnati
Engine Co
Price Hill
Westwood
Mr. Willis
Charles Humphreys
Willis
General Hospital
Co. 24
Raymond Jones Jr
Purcell Ave
Glenway
Sunset Aves
Winter Fire Rages In Delhi In Wet Conditions
Delhi Fire Department under Chief Rudy Kusar battled a blaze for over an hour in a two story wooden building on Devils Backbone Rd near Cleves Warsaw Pike. The entire structure burned down with cause undetermined. Firefighters also to respond to three other alarms causing about $1,525 in damage.
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Delhi
Rudy Kusar
Devils Backbone Rd
Cleves Warsaw Pike
Kusar
Joseph Wenck
Cannas Dr
Firefighter career spans Engine Co 39 to Walnut Hills tenure
The firefighter began with Engine Co 39 in Evanston for 13 years, was promoted to lieutenant in 1955, and served in Ladder Co 8 in Camp Washington 1955 57. He later served in Engine Co 23 Walnut Hills 1957 66. He and his wife Stella have a son and a daughter and plan to travel after retirement.
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Evanston
Camp Washington
Engine Co
Walnut Hills
Stella
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Oak Hills Schools
Charles A. Eckert II
Home Service
Mike’s
Enright
Price Hill Funeral Home
Grueter Funeral Home
Lliff and
Glenway Aves
M. Germaine
St. George Hospital
S. V. Stutzman
Ohio
Marathon Oil Co
Marathon Oil Company Foundation
Winton Place
NAVY
John T. Maloney
John C. Maloney
Sidney Rd
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Eyoy
Aadi Mets
Warsaw Ave
Association
Glenway Avenue
Greenwell
Hader Hardware Stores
Volture
del Fair Shopping Center
Delhi and
Anderson Ferry Roads
Buckeye Savings
Buckeye
Kenwood Branch
Tri-County
Sweet
Montgomery Road
Princeton Pike
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