Mayor Ruehlmann to participate in symbolic key dedication
Mayor Eugene P. Ruehlmann will join for the June 6 ceremony as Cincinnati turns over a symbolic key to the new General Hospital at UC Medical Center. Public tours follow the 10 a.m. event detailing this major teaching facility for improved community health care.
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Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Cleves-Warsaw Pike
City of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
General Hospital
Uc’s Medical Center
Rose show entrants and local notices from Cincinnati
Charles Strothman and others from Cincinnati compete for ribbons at the 23rd annual rose show at the Syrian Temple. Local residents share news on graduations, scholarships, concerts, and family health matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strothman
Glenway Ave
Cincinnati Rose Society
Syrian Temple
William Howard
Taft Rd
Western Hills Teen Center seeks adult advisers in SOS
Western Hills Teen Center formed last December and now seeks adult volunteers. A Tuesday meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church will recruit advisers for its plans, including a coffee house at a future headquarters and weekend entertainment.
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Western Hills
Western Hills Teen Center
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cleves-Warsaw Pike
Teen Center
Dick Adams
Globe Record Store
Western Hills Plaza
Michael French
Tom Dwyer Jr
Jim Clark
Elders High School
Tom Dwyer
Elder
Margie Pownall
Mother of Mercy
Greg Brickner
LaSalle
Jan Bryant
Oak Hills
Terry Baarlair
Seton
Charlie Eden
Western Hills High
Adams
Mary Kay Saalfeld
Carol Glassmeyer
Dewan
French
George Chatrup
Dwyer
Mount Alverno School Holds Annual Fete With Meals and Games
Mount Alverno School for Boys plans its annual festival from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Sunday June 8. The event offers homegrown vegetables, homebaked bread, chicken and roast beef dinners, booths, games and rides with reduced prices for children and free parking. Planning group includes William Donovan executive Nedlo Club member Brother Philip Oswald and Robert Cummings Nedlo Club president.
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Mount Alverno School For Boys
William Donovan
Nedlo Club
Philip Oswald
CFP
Superior
Robert Cummings
Mount Alverno School
Three Winners Announced In Mother Seton Essay Contest
Justine Neil of St. Antoninus School won first place in the Mother Seton Council 3376 Knights of Columbus essay contest on the topic Should The Public Support The Catholic Solid Bit Three finalists were Charles Yeazell of St. Teresa and Bryan Hehemann of St. Lawrence. Cash prizes were 35 25 and 15 dollars. Also noted is a District Three Police Community Relations meeting set for June 3 at English Woods Recreation Center with Capt. Carl Lind and co chairs Mrs. John Blumenstein and Jack Whitehead. The piece lists Boy Scout Troop 271 First Aid graduates from St. Teresa Church including Timothy Donnelly and others who completed 16 hours of training.
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Justine Neil
St. Antoninus School
Mother Seton Council 3376
Knights of Columbus
Charles Yeazell
St. Teresa
Bryan Hehemann
St. Lawrence
District Three
English Woods
Sutter Ave
Carl Lind
National Council of Christians and Jews
Police
Cincinnati Police Division
John Blumenstein
Feltz Ave
Jack Whitehead
Window Garden
Boy Scout
St. Teresa Church
American Red Cross
Campus Notes Highlight UC And Purdue Honors And Injury
Graduate Tea honors Linda Caudill among College of Education and Home Economics seniors at the University of Cincinnati. Sigma Pi Sigma welcomes Thomas Zimmerman from Purdue University. Paul Bruening and Cheryl Smith receive honors at UC Honors Day convocation. Earl Gottmann suffers back injuries after a fall from a scaffold at a Forest Lawn project. treated at St George Hospital.
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Linda Caudill
Elberon Ave
Price Hill
College of Education and Home Economics
University of Cincinnati
Tangeman University Center
Sigma Pi
Thomas Zimmerman
Trenton Ave
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Sigma Pi Sigma
Paul Bruening
McKeone
Cheryl Smith
Veazey
Bruening
Sophos
Earl Gottmann
Delhi Hills
Forest Lawn
Kotter Co
Gottman
St. George Hospital
Delhi Life Squad
Roberts Honor Students Initiated Into Society
A National Scholastic Honor Society initiation occurred at Roberts Junior High School with Principal Arthur Havlovic as speaker. New members from grades 9, 8, and 7 include Joyce Doyle Patty Geodat, Beverly Hendren, James Reed, Vicky Robb, Steve Teschner, Roberts Williams, Mike Winch, Frank Anderson, James Brewster, Brenda Decker, Victoria Forwall, Debra Hamer, Sherry Helton, Pamela Hodge, Paul Jackson, Marilyn McClain, Tim Mobley, Ada Potter, Peggy Schaefer, Linda Strasser, Gina Tate, Floyd Alley, Debra Wagner, Wilden Ard, Lou Ann Barker, Janet Bartley, Elizabeth Bowdre, David Callahan, Deborah Clark, Jerry Corbett, David Dixon, Sharon Hill, Mike Hines, Kathy Johnson, Dan Kennedy, Charlies Massengil, Dennis Miller, John Monk, Susan Rothwell, Kim Setters, Barbara Shad, William Shepherd, William Slovacek, Pamela Smith, David Todd, Stephen Vice and Mike Williams.
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Roberts Junior High School
Arthur Havlovic Ee
Ruth Blum
Roberts
Joyce-—-Doyle-—-Patty
Geodat
Beverly Hendren
James Reed
Vicky Robb
Steve Teschner
Roberts Williams
Mike Winch
Frank Anderson
James Brewster
Brenda Decker
Victoria Forwall
Debra Hamer
Sherry Helton
Pamela Hodge
Paul Jackson
Marilyn McClain
Tim Mobley
Ada Potter
Peggy Schaefer
Linda Strasser
Gina Tate
Floyd Alley
Debra Wagner
Wilden Ard
Lou Ann Barker
Janet Bartley
Elizabeth Bowdre
David Callahan
Deborah Clark
Jerry Corbett
David Dixon
Sharon Hill
Mike Hines
Kathy Johnson
Dan Kennedy
Charlies Massengil
Dennis Miller
John Monk
Susan Rothwell
Kim Setters
Barbara Shad
William Shepherd
William Slovacek
Pamela Smith
David Todd
Stephen Vice
Mike Williams
Playhouse In The Park Stages Three Men On A Horse Farce
From May 29 through June 21 the Playhouse In The Park presents George Abbott and John C Holm’s farce Three Men On A Horse as the third of six spring summer productions. Weekday evenings start at 8 30 p.m. with Saturday shows at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sunday times are 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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Playhouse-In-The-Park
George Abbott
John C. Holm
Miss Nancy Weaver Promoted at Cincinnati Bell
The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co. promotes Nancy Weaver of 3321 Bassett Rd Price Hill to personnel assistant in the Traffic Department. She joined in 1960 as a directory assistant and has served as chief service observer. Weaver is a Western Hills High School graduate 1958 and a UC Evening College psychology major.
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John Kuzma Jr
Elder High School
Eastman School of Music
Fullbright Foundation
Copenhagen
Fullbright
United States
University of Illinois
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Nancy Weaver
Bassett Ro
Price Hill
Miss Waver
The
Telephone Company
Western Hills High School
University of Cincinnati
UC Evening College
Mind Your Driving Memorial Day Safety Drive
The Highway Safety Department urges drivers to observe all laws and safety rules to make the Memorial Day weekend the safest on record.
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Dan Sauer
Harrison Ave
State Farm . Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Francis Brown
Beech Ave
Apt. 1
Sandra
Bruce Stahley
Genevieve Stahley
Romilda Dr
Xavier University
Miss Stahley
St. Bruce Stahley
Don Ruhe
St. Dominic Dr
Harry Meyer & Sons
Glenway Avenue
Covedale Theatre
Bernard F. Geiser
DIAL
West Hills
Jim Dewan
St. Lawrence Gym
Prout’s Corner
Mount Alverno
Mount Alverno Rd
Greenwell Ave
Sears
PRICE
Robert Hess
MR. Hess
Mother Seton Council
Charles
Martinez
Timothy Donnelly
Robert Duke
Michael Jones
Kevin Kappa
John Lubbers
Paul Krusling
Paul Meunchen
Mark Meyer
Ben Mueller
Daniel Overbeck
Billy Wolf
Trane
Climatros
Lennox
Bryant
Geiler
First Federal
S&l
Cy Pee A
Hamilton County
Sharon Woods
Winton Woods
Miami Whitewater Forest
Shawnee Lookout
Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n of
Cincinnati
Federal Dr
Telephone Co
Gree
Begonia & Sultana
Selhorst the Florist
Sat. & Son
Hardy Mums
Neeb Road
Glenway
Cleves-Warsaw
Muddy Sear
Overlook
Hamburger
Weiner
RYE
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