Delshire fire destroys three apartments and damages two more
In Delshire Subdivision, between Glenoaks and Cloverhill Drives, Delhi Hills, a fast burning fire destroyed three under construction apartment buildings and badly damaged two near completion. About 50 people aided fire crews who laid over 5,000 feet of hose as residents supplied water and lemonade. Investigators from Kremer Construction and State inspector Leonard Bunnell branded the cause as accidental and undetermined, with damage estimated around 450,000 to 500,000 dollars.
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Delhi
Rudy Kusar
Delshire
Delshire Subdivision
Glenoaks
Cloverhill Drives
Delhi Hills
Kusar
Robert Paolucci
Kremer Construction Co
Paolucci
Leonard P. Bunnell
Kremer
Cheviot
Cincinnati
Mack Fire Department
Delhiamen
Gilkey Electric Co
al. Weaver
Terry Baker
Bunnell
Mons. Wagner Council Names Grand Knight Ernest Beverman
Ernest Beverman of 433 Hawthorne Ave was unanimously elected Grand Knight of the Mons. Wagner Council Knights of Columbus at the annual election. Other officers elected include John McMichael deputy grand knight Charles Holman recorder treasurer Leland Schneider chancellor Ed Lameier advocate James Sprengard warden John Sanfillippo Carl Stein guards and James Gilkey trustee. Beverman will select committee chairmen at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beverman
Hawthorne Ave
Mons. Wagner Council
the Knights of Columbus
John McMichael
Charles Holman
Leland Schneider
Ed Lameier
James Sprengard
John Sanfillippo
Carl Stein
James Gilkey
Beverman
West Hills Assistant Moves as New Aide Assigned
Charles L. Williams, one of three Western Hills High assistant principals, is reassigned to Hughes High School. Robert F. Borchering, a teacher at Midway School, is named as the new assistant principal at Carson Elementary. Other promotions and transfers affect Whittier Elementary, Pleasant Ridge Elementary, Hughes High, Hays School, Kirby Road School, and Taft Senior High in Cincinnati.
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Charles L. Williams
Western Hills High School
Cincinnati Board of Education
Hughes High School
West High
Work Rd
Westwood
Williams
Charles W. Fryer
Carson Elementary School
West Price Hill
Clara G. Brown
Washington Park School
Fryer
Epworth Ave
Cincinnati
Westwood Elementary
Greater Price Hill
Robert F. Borchering
Monica Ct
Covedale
Midway School
Summit-Westwood
Price Hill
Whittier
Pleasant Ridge
Mary A. Baughman
Roberts Junior High
East Price Hill
Hughes High
Thomas E. Haley
Academy Ave
Hays School
West End
Kirby Road
Northside
Alfred Morris
St. Dominic Dr
Delhi. Hills
Cutter Junior High
Sycamore St
Taft Senior High
Lincoln Park Dr
Arthur J. Havlovic
Edwin C. Sutton Jr
Paul X. Hellmann
Robert Cheeseman
Hughes
Cleveland
Sutton
University of Cincinnati
News distributed by controlled circulation in Cincinnati areas
Over twenty thousand copies of The News are circulated in Price Hill Covedale and Delhi Hills. Call 251 3422 if you do not receive your copy on Wednesday. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Price Hill
Covedale
Delhi Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jerry Lampe
Coney
New Puppet Theater
Fred Schnabel
Lenora Handra
Lampe
New District Three Commander Chosen in Cincinnati Police Change
Capt. Bruce Bell will command District Three succeeding Capt. Carl Lind who moves to head the Detective Bureau. Lt. Col. Elmer Reis rises to lead the Crime Prevention Bureau, with Brig. Capt. Lind and Reis scheduled to take new posts June 22. Additional appointments include Lt. Col. William Bracke to head the Inspectional Services Bureau and Lt. Col. Robert A. Klug to lead the Technical Services Bureau. The piece also notes the Medical Alumni Association reunion at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine with Dr. Herbert J. Brinker and Dr. William d. Gene acknowledged for the 25 and 15 year events.
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District Three
Carl Lind
Bruce Bell
Chief of Police
Capt. Lind
Detective Bureau
Elmer Reis
Lommander
Col
Reis
Crime Prevention Bureau
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Cincinnati
Lind
Bell
Schott
William Bracke
Summit
Inspectional Services Bureau
Robert A. Klug
Price Hill
Technical Services Bureau
Medical Alumni Association
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Herbert J. Brinker
Wynnburne Ve
William d. Gene
Blue Haven Ter
Mayor Ruehlmann to Lead City County Merger Discussion
Cincinnati Mayor Eugene Ruehlmann will head a panel at 8 p.m. Thursday in Savio Hall St. Antoninus Church to discuss city county government merger options. Delhi and Green Townships trustees are invited. panel includes Delhi trustee John Artmayer Green Township attorney John Meckstroth and moderator William Revering of St. Antoninus parish.
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Cincinnati
Eugene Ruehlmann
Covedale
Savio Hall
St. Antoninus Church
Julmar Dr
Linneman Rd
Delhi
Green Townships
John Luebering
Social Action Commission of
St Antoninus Parish
John Artmayer
Delhi Township
John Meckstroth
Green Township
William Revering
St. Antoninus Parish
Anniversary Mass Observed at St. Antoninus Parish
Archbishop Karl J Alter presided at St. Antoninus Church to mark the 25th anniversary of the parish founded in 1944 by Rev. Carl Goeckeler. The article notes the original church, school, and rectory, major expansions through 1966, and current leadership with about 1,200 families served.
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St. Antoninus
Karl J. Alter
St. Antoninus Church
Carl Goeckeler
Father Goeckeler
Bychbishop
John T. McNicholas
Goeckeler
Archbishop McNicholas
Antoninus
St. Antoninus School
St. Teresa and
Our Lady of Victory
Albert W. Walters
Savio
Joseph V. Urbain
Paul A.J. Bader
Joseph B. Bruening
New Shiloh Pastor Named Reverend Geist to Lead Delhi Hills Church
Reverend Wilbur E. Geist was named senior minister at Shiloh United Methodist Church in Delhi Hills following Rev. Raymond D. Pope’s transfer to First-Wilited Methodist in Xenia. Geist arrives from Trinity UMC Lima after a long career across Ohio parishes and earned degrees from Mt. Union, Boston University, and Oberlin School of Theology. The Shiloh church, under Pope, expanded with a $250000 educational wing and increased membership from 600 to 940 during his tenure.
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Wilbur E. Geist
Shiloh United Methodist Church
Anderson Ferry
Foley Rds
Delhi Hills
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lima
Ohio
Shiloh Church
Raymond D. “Dick” Pope
Pope
Xenia
Gerald Francis Ensley
Ohio West Area
United Methodist Church
Lakeside
Geist
Berlin Center High School
Mahoning County
Mt. Union College
Boston University School of Theology
Oberlin
Old Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
Epworth
Euclid
Cleveland
Brewster
Canton
Lakewood
Rockport
Old Ohio Methodist Conference
Trinity Methodist Church
Chillicothe
First Methodist
Hamilton
Trinity Methodist
Roberta
Mary Jo
Peggy Lynn
Mark Wesley
Jeanne Louise
Wendy Lee
Shiloh
Oak Hills Board of Education
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Split-Sessions Planned For Harrison And Dulles Schools
Oak Hills Board votes unanimously to run five hour split sessions at C O Harrison and John Foster Dulles elementary schools next fall delaying new Bridgetown and Delhi Township elementaries. Half day sessions begin Sept 2 with future transfer to new campuses once opened in mid autumn.
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Oak Hills Board of Education
C.O. Harrison
John Foster Dulles
Conrad Seyferth
Virginia Ct
Bridgetown
Delshire
Mt. Alverno
Pedretti
Delhi Township
Richard W. Herron
Oak Hills
Richard Ernst
C.O. Harrison School
Need Rd
Ernst
New Delshire
Dulles School
New Virginia Ct
Harrison and Dulles
Delhi
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Robert Klug
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Harrison, Dulles
Jane Pulliam
Withrow
Sally
Miami University
Terry
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Cambridge Ave
Mt. Washington
Art Havlovic
Western Hills High
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