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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1971

Page

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West High Report Praises Then Critiques to Reach 1970 Standard

A Cincinnati School Foundation committee of 19 Western Hills residents and parents evaluated Western Hills High School in 1969. The two week visit produced a 48 page report noting West High as a good school by 1959 standards and urging implement of criticisms to reach a good standard by 1970. Dr John B Hamblet chaired the Visiting Committee with members including Richard B Janney Mrs George O Bruestle William E Alderman Frank C Bachman Charles F Childress Mrs George C Eyrich Robert J Fopma George Hill Jr Russell G Hill Mrs John P Hughey James M Laux Mrs Ernest H Maxie Mrs Woodrow Pemberton Jr Mrs William J Seitz Jr Miss Karen Weber Mrs Robert C Welti and Mrs Arthur Wolke. Debail appears on page 2-a of this issue.

Cincinnati School Foundation Western Hills High School West High Foundation Western Hills John B. Hamblet Dunaway Ave Westwood Debail Richard B. Janney Crestline Ave George O. Bruestle Werkcastle Se William E. Alderman Werk Rd Frank C. Bachman Talbott Ave Charles F. Childress State Ave Woodrow Pemberton Jr Virgil Rd William J. Seitz Jr Sidney Rd Karen Weber Powell Dr Robert C. Welti Belden Ct Arthur Wolke Ninann Ct

Western Hamilton County Grows in 1960s Census Advance

Official census advance report shows population increases across western Hamilton County except two Miami Township villages. Cincinnati drops 10 percent from 1960, while county rises 6.9 percent. Colerain Township up 78 percent and Delhi 76.9 percent lead local gains. Whitewater 15.1, Harrison 12.7, Crosby 8.5, Miami 8.5, Green 4.0, Cheviot 4.1, North Bend 2.6. Losses include Addyston 2.9 and Cleves 1.5. Unincorporated centers Bridgetown and Covedale listed with 1,000+ populations.

Hamilton County Miami Township Ohio Cincinnati Colerain Delhi Cheviot Crosby Township Green Township Harrison Township Whitewater Township North Bend Harrison Village Addyston Cleves Bridgetown Covedale Crosby Green Harrison Miami County

Roof Blaze Wounds Two Delhi Firemen

A defective chimney sparked a roof fire at Emmanuel Lipps home on Cleves Warsaw Pike around 6 30 a m Saturday causing about 800 dollars in damage Two Delhi firefighters were injured Jack Reidel suffered broken ribs and Harry Lonneman leg injuries while entering and fighting the blaze Firefighters also slipped on ice conditions Neighbor Paul A Letang praised the quick volunteer response and noted the fire was contained without further damage A separate Friday blaze at Al Rottinghouse home on Delhi Pike caused 400 dollars in damage as kitchen floor sagged during firefighting efforts

Emmanuel Lipps Cleves-Warsaw Pike Delhi Jack Reidel Harry Lonneman Mr. Lipps Paul A. Letang Fire Department

Five Delhi youths injured after car hits pole

Five Delhi youths were injured Saturday night when the car they rode in slammed into a utility pole on Rapid Run Pike. Jack Zimmerman, 16, A St. Francis Hospital ICU in serious condition with a fractured spine and neck, head lacerations. Dale R. Schroer, 17, of 1046 Ebenezer Rd, is listed among the injured.

Delhi St. Francis Hospital Jack Zimmerman Devils Backbone Rd Dale R. Schroer Ebenezer Rd St. George Hospital Schroer Rapid Run Wilderness Trail Mike Huber Briarhill John Joerline Overhill St. Francis Daniel Doyle Rosemont Ave Delhi Life Squad

Price Hill Fire Crews Set Yearly Alarm Records

Fire department engines 9A and Ladder 10 in Price Hill posted new annual alarm highs for 1970 with 417 total runs and 259 signals to Ladder 10, including 135 fires. Carelessness caused 94 fires and 57 electrical, 36 gasoline driven alarms. eight injuries occurred among crews with no fatalities.

Price Hill Cincinnati Fire Department Glenway Ave Engine Co Herbert E. Holtman Clement Fisher Capt. Holtman Holtman

Vandal Shoots Pekin Ducks At Dunham Hospital Pond

Police investigate killings of white Pekin ducks at Dunham Hospital pond and three swans and a white goose on William C. Schott's pond near Cleves Warsaw Pike and Anderson Ferry Rd. The act was reported Monday Jan 4 by the Schott caretaker.

Dunham Hospital William C. Schott Cleves-Warsaw Pike Anderson Ferry Schott

Zoning Hearing on January 21 for Glenway Ave site change

City Planning Commission staff schedule a 10 a.m. hearing Thursday January 21 to review a zoning change petition for 4714 Glenway Ave Price Hill. William A Thurner seeks to rezone from R-3 to R-5 to allow an apartment building amid surrounding single family homes on the north side of Glenway between Carmania Ave and Omena PI.

City Planning Commission Glenway Ave Price Hill William A. Thurner Victory Parkway Carmania Ave Omena PI

Price Hill Man Sentenced To Twenty Years

William J. Phillips, 30, of 1037 Kreis Se., was sentenced to 20 years in a federal penitentiary for the Sept. 1 armed robbery of the Provident Bank on Colerain Ave. He pleaded guilty to stealing $1,609. A hostage teller Mrs. Violet Campbell was unharmed. The cash was found in Phillips' car after a crash on Capstan Dr. Buz Lukens to speak at Hamilton County Police Association banquet.

William J. Phillips Kreis Se Colerain Ave Provident Bank David S. Porter U. S. District Court Violet Campbell Phillips Buz Lukens Donald ‘Buz’ Lukens Hamilton County Police Association Carrousel Inn Reading Rd Lukens Ohio Senate Walter Powell Delhi Howard Makin Police Association

One Delhi Fire Fatality in 1971 112 Runs Report

Delhi Volunteer Fire Department logged 112 runs in 1971 with one fatality and 1,836 responders. Over $28,000 property loss, 471 first aid cases, 54 auto accident injuries, plus seven false alarms and multiple fire calls including rubbish, dumpsters, a boat and a leaking pipe. Early 1972 shows 37 runs in 11 days, more squad calls than last year. Green Township accounted for 27 runs with $12,385 loss across 19 buildings and three autos.

Holtman Robert A. Edison Dewey Ave Engine 24 Ladder 10 Delhi Township Delhi Green Township Delhi Fire Department Green

Few Price Hill Youths Need Immunity Shots

Relatively few kindergartners and first-graders in six Cincinnati public schools in Greater Price Hill faced possible exclusion from classes next Monday for missing the January 15 immunization deadline. A News poll counted 40 kindergartners and eight first-graders lacking shots, with Ohio law allowing exemptions for eczema allergies or religious beliefs.

Cincinnati Price Hill Carson Coove Dale Midway Osage Quebec Heights Whittier Ohio

Delhi Township Trustees to recant Fire Prevention Officer appointment

Indications say the Delhi Township Trustees will withdraw the appointment of Jim Armacost as Fire Prevention Officer on legal counsel guidance. The fire department and trustees are reviewing State law as the officer and fire chief are often the same in an established department.

Delhi Township Jim Armacost

Delhi residents receive medical aid after multiple injuries

Dr James Cleary 52 of 1720 Leona Dr Delhi listed in satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a stroke Thursday. Six people aided by Delhi Life Squad during a four day period. Vivian Foley 24 of 4111 Delhi Pike rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital Friday after severing tip of left index finger at home. Mrs Mildred Rehling 36 of 4975 Schroer Dr admitted to St George Hospital Wednesday Jan 6 with difficult breathing. Melvin Waller Jr 17 of 4415 St Dominick Dr admitted to Childrens Hospital Wednesday with convulsions.

James Cleary Leona Delhi Good Samaritan Hospital Delhi Life Squad Vivian Foley Delhi Pike Mildred Rehling Schroer

Unique Boutique Praises News Ad Results

The Unique Boutique team credits a News ad for strong results and shares positive feedback. They urge readers to learn more on page 2-b.

Unique Boutique

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West Hills Rupert A. Dean Common Pleas Court Melvin G. Rueger Donald G. Montfort Montfort Chuck Diederich al Rottinghouse Cleveland Columbus Vernon Harrs Hurts Vernon Harms John F. Ritter Greenwell Dr Roger Miller Cincinnati Academy of Medicine Cincinnati Pediatric Society Cincinnati Health Department Health Department David Bertke David Lester E. Bertke Forest View C.O. Harrison School Hopwood
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