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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1969

Page

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West High Board Moves May 12 Meeting On Levy

The Cincinnati School Board advances the West High gathering to May 12 to allow voters a pre election questions session on the 5.2 mill operating levy. A dinner precedes the 8 p.m. meeting with district principals and administrators from 15 schools.

Cincinnati West High Cincinnati Education Center Western Hills Paul A. Miller Virginia Griffin

Pinewood Derby Champion Mark Caster Wins Again

Mark Caster, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Caster of 5634 Candelite Ter, clinched the Pinewood Derby title for the second consecutive year in St. Antoninus Cub Scout Pack 614. Other local notes include John Brosnan at Veterans Hospital in satisfactory condition and Theta Phi Alpha initiation for Chris Bohmer at Ohio University Athens.

Mark Caster Robert Caster St. Antoninus Chris Bohmer Clifford Bohmer West Eighth St Delta Chapter Theta Phi Alpha Sorority Ohio University Athens

Brady Surprised by 25th Jubilee Dinner at West High

Andrew J Brady long time Western Hills High School instrumental director celebrated 25 years at West High with a May 2 testimonial dinner. About 250 attendees including administrators, teachers, and former students honored the beloved maestro. The event featured a silver wristwatch, personal tributes by Dr. John Worrell and Merrill Van Pelt, and was funded by bake sale profits and dinner tickets.

Andrew J Andy” Brady Western Hills High School Paul Nohr Brady West High Cinnati Merrill van Pelt Cincinnati Andy Andy Brady John Reusing Mike Nash Dick Heilmann Cathy Batscha John Worrell Ferguson Rd Wilson Auditorium University of Cincinnati Frank Simon Armco WLW

District Three Hosts Citizens For Police Week Events

District Three Police announce open house from 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday May 11 as part of National Police Week with officers available for residents. A Peace Officers Memorial Day program at City Hall begins 1 30 p.m. May 15, followed by wreath laying at 2 35 p.m. at the Police Administration Building. Mayor Ruehlmann will speak at 1 45 p.m. The events include a parade from City Hall and a press conference Friday at 4 p.m. in the Holiday Inn downtown.

District Three Cincinnati Jacob Schott Westwood City Hall Police Administration Eugene P. Ruehlmann Covedale Col. Schott National Police Ruehlmann Carl Goodin Police District One Bob Braun Wlw-Tv Holiday Inn

Delhi Hills Teen Killed in Muddy Creek Road Crash

A 16 year old Delhi Hills youth, Kenneth McSorley, was killed when a car left Muddy Creek Road near Cleves Warsaw Pike and struck an embankment around 12:20 a.m. He was a Oak Hills High School freshman and track team member. Three others were injured and transported to St. Francis Hospital in serious or satisfactory condition. The Delhi Life Squad and Sheriff Patrol investigated. Funeral arrangements were handled by Harry Meyer and Sons Funeral Home.

Delhi Hills Muddy Creek Cleves-Warsaw Pike Kenneth McSorley John E. McSorley St. Dominic Dr Lawrence Stevens Mt. Alverno School For Boys Stephen Atton Roebling Rd St. Francis Hospital Marvin Figg Elberon Ave McSorley Oak Hills High School Hamilton County Sheriff's Patrol Delhi Rudy Kusar Oak Hills St. Dominic Church Kevin Karin Kathleen Mary Pat Harry McSorley Fred Dowell St. Dominic Harry Meyer and Sons Funeral Home

Law And Justice As Community Responsibility Panel

The first of four weekly commitment programs will be held at Our Lady of Lourdes School at 8 p m on Thursday May 8 with William F Chenault leading a discussion on law and justice as a community responsibility. The Western Hills Civic Planning Council meets May 7 at 8 30 p m to discuss the school tax levy and opposed the city reorganization plan until citizens study it.

Our Lady of ‘Lourdes School Law and Justice William 4. Chenault Cincinnati Civic Council Western Hills Civic Planning Council United Savings Association Glenway Ave Cincinnati Council Joseph A. Luebbers Hamilton County Ralph Ellis Burnet Williams Our Lady of Lourdes St. Peter and St.Paul United Church of Christ Thomas E. Anderson Belcross Ct Covedale Alister Frost St. Peter and St. Paul Delhi School Delhi Hills

Two More Delegates Chosen To Attend Buckeye Boys State

Mark Muhlhauser and Greg Noble will represent Robert E. Bentley Post 50 at Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University Athens from June 12 to 20. Muhlhauser, son of Mrs. Howard Muhlhauser, is a Western Hills High School junior and active in student government and athletics. Noble, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Noble, is Elder High School junior, active in student government and journalism and holds multiple roles with school papers and local media.

Alice P. Bruckmann James P. Bruckmann Gamble Westwood Arthur J. Havlovic Western Hills Senior High Price Hill Area Mark Muhlhauser Greg Noble Robert E. Bentley American Legion Buckeye Ohio University Athens Mark Howard Muhlhauser Belvoir Se Covedale Western Hills High School Covedale School Western Hills High The Maroon Chi Omega Sigma Fraternity University of Cincinnati Greg Louis Noble Maylee PL Western Hills Elder High School Elder Student Council Purple Quill Enquirer Price News Western Hills Press Post & Time Star Eldorado National Honor Society Greater Cincinnati Safety League University of Kansas St. Antoninus Youth Group Ohio State University Northwestern

Delhi Township assumes fire plug maintenance duties

Delhi Township will maintain 638 fire plugs within its borders starting May for 50 to 350 per plug depending on replacement needs. Fire Chief Kusar said flushing and leak checks will occur in early May, street by street, as the county trims a 100000 annual storm sewer fire plug budget.

Delhi Township Hamilton County Rudy Kusar Delhi Fire Department R. J. Buchert County Budget Commission Buchert Treasury Morrvue Dr Morrvue Bonita Dr Delhi Pike Anderson Ferry Rd Glenoaks Dr Kusar Columbus Norman Murdock Delhi Madison Township Delhi Police Department

Project Commitment Faces Mixed Reactions In Delhi Hills

About 180 of roughly 300 attendees answered a post series survey on Project Commitment at Delhi School. Most White participants, with a smaller Black presence, reported improved understanding though some saw little value. Follow up plans target broader Black involvement and housing solutions.

Dan Hopwood Delhi Hills Taupe Orie

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