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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1970
Page
1
Price Hill Covedale and Delhi Hills receive the paper with a call line for missed copies. The notice invites readers to call 661 3200 if they do not receive their Wednesday edition.
Mr. Bream a 1944 CBS graduate will become the seminarys third president on August 1, succeeding Woodrow W. Perry whose 22 year presidency ended May 22. Inauguration is set for August 25 at the Scottish Rite auditorium with address on Steward Of The Manifold Grace Of God.
Odell L. Bernius of 810 Matson Pl joins the 1970 United Appeal as Division A vice chairman. He will solicit companies in his division for funds supporting 117 health welfare and character building agencies and 16 Red Cross service programs. the drive runs Sept 14 to Oct 21. Bernius is senior vice president of Fifth Third Bank and active in local clubs. his wife June volunteers for Children's Convalescent Hospital and St George Hospital Auxiliary.
Four Elder High School students and two Seton High School students assisted Cincinnati firefighters from Engine Co. 24 on a brush fire near Wyoming Ave in Price Hill, laying 1,050 feet of hose up a steep hill and 350 feet of larger hose. The teens aided watchman Pat Bluemel and colleagues, preventing an extra alarm.
Kenneth W. Hinds age 20 died Sunday July 12 in Vietnam where he served as a four helicopter door gunner. A Western Hills High School graduate he had worked at Sycamore Shores after leaving school and joined the service at 17. He leaves a mother and step father and a father, a sister, a brother, two half-sisters and two half-brothers, plus grandparents. Services were held Wednesday morning at John J. Radel and Co. Funeral Home.
A memorial plaque was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Stockelman at St William School for Rev Alfred Stockelman’s three years of service to St William Athletic Association. He died April 8 at 41, having served as associate pastor at St Dominic Delhi and moderator for the St Dominic Athletic Association. The plaque was installed in the St William Trophy Case by the Stockelmans. George Driskell presented the plaque. Rev Robert Strassell and Rev Robert Sherry attended.
A survey crew from the Metropolitan Sewer District is taking elevations on Rapid Run Pike near Need Road to assess whether a regulator could replace the current interceptor. Superintendent J A Huppertz says the study aims to curb long standing odors caused by sewer overflows in heavy rains. Delhi Township Trustee W Emerson Rhodes notes the odor stems from the double sewer setup and has engaged MSD for a fix.
Kathy Oates an 18 year old student nurse at St George Hospital arrived as a patient after an auto crash at Sylved Le and Laurel Dr She was treated for facial and head lacerations and possible back injuries The Delhi Life Squad made six emergency runs in five days and the accident was blamed on a sticking gas throttle Dan Korman James Flagherty and Anthony Fantette were also treated at local hospitals for injuries and a stroke The Green Township Civic Club meets Monday at 8 pm for a nuclear energy talk and film by George Peare of Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co at the United Savings Association with social hour afterward
James L. Gibson Jr is named chairman of Norman A Murdocks 1970 re election campaign for the 70th House District He is a former Murdock aide and 35 year old president of Active Adjustment Agency Inc a Cincinnati credit counseling firm He resides in Westwood with wife Marlene and three children
A week of dog bites targets youths in Price Hill with one adult bitten. Dianne Welch, 12, was bitten on the leg by a chihuahua and not hospitalized. Jerry Preston, 15, was bitten on the lip by a German shepherd and treated at St Francis. Shirley Gross, 9, and Vicky Stewart, 14, both treated after beagle and spitz bites. Joseph Brunner, 57, required care for a left hand bite from a mongrel at St Francis. District Three police investigated.
Police report two West Eighth Street children were injured on Wednesday July 22 and hospitalized. Five year old Jennifer Waters suffered scalp lacerations from a rock while playing. Margie Newcomb, 11, possibly fractured after a fall from a tree. Jack Kennedy, 48, a printer at 968 Wilderness Trail, injured his left hand at work and was treated at St Mary Hospital.
Kerri Ann Chalk won first in the 6 to 12 months division at Coney Island Day contest. Jennifer Berman earned top honors in 12 to 24 months, while Susan Lynch took first in 24 to 36 months. Trophies were presented by Teen King Buz Kroner and Queen Kim Lueders.
J Walter Reece longtime Oak Hills district figure and former Oak Hills High assistant principal was appointed to the Board of Education to fill the vacancy caused by Max Hillman resignation. He has held multiple roles in local schools and IBM sales, and resides in Bridgetown with wife Nancy and son Gregory.
Oak Hills Board discussed forming an expert advisory panel on school construction led by Edwin C. Price Jr. with architects, engineers, and area trades union input. Some members urged studying Northwest District’s planning group and including teachers, while also reviewing substitute pay scales and existing advisory structures.
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