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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1969

Page

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Budde Post Captures Fourth District Legion Crown

Budde Post American Legion defeats Bentley Post 5-3 on Western Hills High field to claim the Fourth District title. The win, aided by a decisive ninth inning error, sets Budde up for the Ohio State Legion tournament in Athens starting August 11. Bentley suffers a second straight loss after a 6-1 Budde victory Sunday.

Howard McGehey News Dick Hauck Budde Post American Legion Bentley Post Western Hills High School Buddemen Harvest Home Building and Loan, Cheviot Athens Ohio Bentley Budde Joe Hawk Hawk Hauck Bob Siekmann Oak Hills High School Middletown Post Bob St. Clair Bill Rothan Wes Moore Steve Day Weber Day Bob Spille Mike Scherer Tom Lackner Spille Bentley Lads Bob Beck Mark Kneflin Gene Ziegler Beck Steve Gray Pettyjohn Dennis Young Gray Kneflin

Over 20 900 Copies Distributed by Controlled Circulation

The News reports more than 20 900 copies distributed by controlled circulation in Price Hill Covedale and Delhi Hills. Readers who do not receive their copy on Wednesday are asked to call 251 3422.

Price Hill Covedale Delhi Hills

Price Hill Dems Seek Johnson Resignation for Bartlett Bid

The 25th Ward Democratic Club urged County Chairmen John Wiethe and Sidney Weil Jr. to push State Sen. Calvin Johnson from the ninth district and replace him with Joseph Bartlett as a party appointment. Johnson faces a lawsuit from former clients and questions over roll call attendance in the State House. Eugene Wahl was elected club president with James Clancy as vice president, Agnes Cole secretary, and Ralph Ford treasurer.

25Th Ward Democratic Club United Savings Assn John Wiethe Sidney Weil Jr Calvin Johnson Joseph Bartlett 25Th Ward Club Charterite Johnson State House Columbus Eugene Wahl Seibel le Price Hill Club Richard Kiley Cincinnat Teachers’ Union 25Th Ward Democratic Club Agnes Cole James Clancy Ralph Ford

Price Hill Woman Drowns In River Boating Mishap

Mary Palmisano, 26, of Price Hill, drowned when her 17 foot runabout ran out of gas and was struck by a barge on the Ohio River near Ludlow Kentucky. Her husband Joseph 30 Jerome Cain 25 and his wife Carol Ann 26 were aboard. Cain later reported gas tank swap and engine trouble. Divers searched unsuccessfully Monday as the towboat Alton Zephyr pushed the craft downstream and barge crew appeared unaware of the collision.

Price Hill Mary Malmisano West Eighth St Ohio River Ludlow Alton Zephyr Comet River Co Cincinnati

City Honors West Hills Chorus at Aug. 6 council meeting

The Southern Gateway Chorus of the Western Hills SPEBSQSA chapter will perform before Cincinnati Council at City Hall at 2 p.m. on Wednesday August 6. The council will present a resolution honoring the chorus for third place at the 1969 International finals in St Louis and wish it luck for the 1970 finals in Atlantic City. Mayor Eugene P. Ruehlmann, a former quartet singer, helped host regional contests in 1960 and previously honored the chorus in 1966.

Cincinnati Southern Gateway Chorus Western Hills Spebsqsa Barber Shop Harmony Thomas A. Gentil Coufseil St. Louis Eugene P. Ruehlmann Atlantic City N.J Ruehlmann Taft Auditorium Cincinnati Council West Hills Council U.S Canada

Annual Republican Jamboree at Delhi Park Lodge

The Delhi Club hosts the annual Republican jamboree from 5 30 to 10 30 p m Tuesday at Delhi Park Lodge 5073 Foley Rd with Gil Faigle and Jim Burke as officers of the day Bud Bosken is jamboree master of ceremonies and state Rep Norman Murdock will direct the campaign. A Bible Chapel of Delhi Hills buys land at 705 Pontius Rd plans remodeling and worship at the site.

Delhi Park Lodge Foley Rd Gil Faigle Jim Burke Delhi Bud Bosken Norman Murdock Gene Stagnaro Bible Chapel Delhi Hills Pontius Rd C.O. Harrison Need Rd Gerald Herrmann Rapid Run Rd Lowell R. Landis Ray Smith Gunnar Hage Gerald” Herrmann Russell Smith

Cincinnati Lieutenant Invited to FBI National Academy

Lt. Francis L. Heitker of the Cincinnati Police District Three in Price Hill received an invitation from J Edgar Hoover to attend the 84th FBI National Academy session starting August 18. Heitker will join officers from 44 states and international posts for a 12 week course to develop executives and instructors for law enforcement nationwide. The FBI notes 5535 alumni with 28 percent in top executive roles.

FBI Francis L. Heitker Cincinnati United States Free World Heitker U.S FBI National Academy District of Columbia White House U.S. Army U.S. Air Force Puerto Rico Canal Zone Canada Jamaica Malaysia Thailand

Ginny Ruehlmann Youngest TV-5 Newscaster at 19

Ginny Ruehlmann, TV-5’s first teenage newscaster, is 18 and a junior at Seton High School and the University of Cincinnati. She has interviewed students, edited teen news, and balances UC commitments while preparing for a potential career as a regular woman newscaster.

Ginny Ruehlmann TV-5 University of Cincinnati Ginny Cincinnati Seton High School Avco Broadcasting Corporation Oak Hills Linda Schmidt All City Student Council Workshop West Hi John Reusing WLW Comex Chi Omega Sorority Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic Arts and Science Tribunal Eugene P. Ruehlmann

Hungry Children Will Be Helped Campaign Aids Biafra Victims

The Resurrection Church Sunday school class led by Mrs. Kathleen Cushing adopts needy pupils and launches a Western Hills drive to feed starving children in Biafra. Three Price Hill merchants display donation cans and posters to support the effort as Teens For Decency plans a city wide fall appeal.

Resurrection Church Kathleen Cushing Beech Ave Biafra Western Hills Nigeria Price Hill Marie’s Braun’s Delicatessen West Liberty St Dot and Bill’s Manss Ave Teens For Decency

Two Delhi Residents Hurt In Auto Crash

Two Delhi residents were seriously injured Monday when their auto veered off Cleves-Warsaw pike and hit an embankment. Robert Ashley, 23, of Devils Backbone Road, allegedly fell asleep at the wheel and suffered a possible left ankle fracture. Edward Becker, 18, of Pedretti Road, had possible nose and jaw fractures. The Delhi Life Squad transported them to St. Francis Hospital. five additional emergency runs were also logged by the Delhi Squad.

Delhi Cleves-Warsaw Pike Delhi Life Squad St. Francis Hospital Hamilton County Robert Ashley Devils Backbone Rd Edward Becker Pedretti Rd

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Crown Price Hill Del Ohio State University Bob Siekamann Middletown Siekmann Siek Page Scherer Dems Mr. Kiley Kiley Courter Technical High School Board of Education Charter Party City Honors West Hills Chorus Price Hill Civic Club Harry Raven Edward Goetz John Handra al Huff Mel Vogel Edwin Welsch The Delhi Club Danny Scholl Colleen Sharp Will FBI Academy Francis Heitker By Karen Heckendorn Kiwanis Doug Gaines Kiwanis Youth Orchestra College of Mount St. Joseph Cheviot-Westwood Kiwanis Club William Gerhardt Doug Midden Westwood Western Hills High School Orchestra Gert Geeraerts Antwerp Belgium Cathy Batscha Kiwanis Orchestra Bach Andrew Brady Gerhardt James Veith Miami University Marion Feist Ruth Ave Cheviot St. George Hospital Julmar Anderson Ferry Earl Bennett Wilmore Dr Charles Sims Brett Somers Mayhew Ave Leath Mayhew Aves Paul Meiners Orchard View le Trianon Cafe Warsaw Ave Company 24 Grand Ave Wurtz Insurance Co Sunset Ave Andy Trahanis Covedale Ave
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