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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1970

Page

6

Post Offices Open July 3 With Shortened Hours

Postmaster Joseph J. Scanlon announced offices will open Friday July 3 from 8 30 a m to noon except Fountain Square Station 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m There will be one daily delivery for business and residential areas Friday collections follow Saturday schedule Saturday July 4 is a national holiday all offices closed with no mail delivery except perishables and special delivery Collections Saturday are from front box sites and Self Service Unit Swifton Shopping Center Sunday July 5 regular collections resume.

Joseph J. Scanlon Fountain Square Scanlon Swifton

Many More Autos Are On The Road

State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Ohio motorists paid 81,879,266 in license fees during the first two months of the 1970 motor vehicle year. Regular fees totaled 68,702,352 with 13,176,914 from the $5 permissive tax in 43 counties and 18 municipalities. registrations rose to 4,149,712, up 169,121 from the prior year.

Roger Cloud Ohio Cloud

Renowned Designer and Printer Linked to Plutarchs Lives Design

A famous designer and printer is credited with the design of Roman characters used in Plutarchs Lives. The attribution highlights the influence of early type design on classical literature presentation.

Plutarchs

Queen City Cadets Host Annual Drum Corps Show

The Queen City Cadets host the sixth annual Symphony In Brass show at Courter Technical High School Trechter Stadium. Ten junior corps from Ohio and Kentucky perform eleven to thirteen minute field drills judged by seven judges with a $750 prize for the top four groups.

Queen City Cadets Symphony In Brass Ohio Kentucky Courter Technical High School Trechter Stadium Marion Glass City Optimists Maumee Buckeyes Titans Cleveland Eaglettes Golden Knights Southgate Buccaneers Musketeers Dayton Kings Ladies Color Guard Groesbeck Oola Kahn American Legion

America Listen Band Preview at WH Plaza on Wednesday

The America Listen Swingphonic Band from Ambassador College Pasadena Calif directed by Joseph C Bauer Jr performs three previews at Western Hills Plaza Wednesday July 1 at 7 8 and 9 p.m. The group then tours July 4 7 in Cincinnati Gardens.

America Listen Swingphonic Western Hills Plaza Ambassador College Pasadena Calif Joseph C. Bauer Jr Western Hills High School Cincinnati Gardens the Plaza

Delhi Volunteer Firemen Plan 39th Annual Fundraising Picnic

The Delhi Volunteer Firemen announce the 39th annual fundraising weekend at Del-Fair Shopping Center July 10 to 12 featuring a grand prize 1954 pickup full of groceries. Activities include a Friday fish fry, a Saturday parade and a Sunday chicken dinners, rides, games and a $1000 cash prize drawing.

Delhi Dick Meyers Don Deller Ken Lipps Del-Fair Anderson Ferry Rd Delhi Pike Green Townships Delhi Department Cincinnati Fire Department Ted Enzweiler Glenna Dr Douglas Pinger Belleum Ave Henry Sandman Price Hill

Local Republican Committee List and Staff In Cincinnati

A long roster lists Ward 20 GOP figures and residents across Cincinnati including Andrew Hitz chief clerk of the Board of Elections and Arthur Knecht as Ward 20 chairman. The staff for the committees includes Secretary George C. Hayward of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and researchers W. Donald Heisel and Russell S. Adams.

Henderson Bleecher le English Woods Andrew Hitz Board of Elections Westwood Harry Howard Dina Ter Cheviot A. H. Huneke Western Hills Press Price Hill News GOP Arthur Knecht Harry Kohl McFarland Park Dr Edward Kress Thompson Rd Colerain Township Delhi Township Jerome Luebbers Carl Mayerhoefer Rulison Price Hill William McDonough Washington Ave Monfort Heights Norman Murdock Jim Oster Covedale Eugene P. Robinson Bridgetown Rd Herbert Rudhsell Virginia Ct Dan Ruehlman Menz le Mack Delhi Gop Don Ruhe Willa Arthur Carll St North Fairmount Carl Ingle Neave St Lower Price Hill Ronald Aug Whitewood Mt. Airy Alfred Cavanaugh Neyer Albert Huff Joseph Bartlett Hermosa Ave Frank Mazzei Sylved Lee Cove

CFA Picnic Adds Two Day Run At Harvest Home Park

The Cheviot Firemen's Association schedules its 34th annual picnic for July 4 and 5 at Harvest Home Park. Spaghetti dinners, booths, games, rides and hourly prizes accompany a Knothole baseball tournament with D and C class games. Carl Walters chairs the event.

Cheviot Firemen’s Association Harvest Home Park CFA Carl Walters

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