Delhi Hills artist earns double TV feature on Christmas Eve
Warren G. Stichtenoth of Delhi Hills has a painting chosen for a WLWT program A Christmas Eve Tribute To Cincinnati Carols And Canvas The piece a night view of the Suspension Bridge against Cincinnati skyline will be shown twice during the 9 30 to 10 p m broadcast The show also features six high school choruses and five Cincinnati artist paintings The Finance Committee approves replacing a playground near Oyler School and the Civil Service Commission raises city job age limit to 59 with waivers for graduates Other local items note Luebbe Hospital and notable residents and a project list including Mount St Joseph College Delhi Township landmarks and Cincinnati Bell management moves
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Delhi Hills
Cincinati Television
WLWT
Warren G. Stichtenoth
Yorkwood Se
Delshire
Cincinnati
Western Hills High School Studio Choir
Mary Schneider
Boys Choir of
Queen City
Stichtenoth
Wlw-T
WLW
City of
Civil Service Commission
City
University of Cincinnati
Board of Education
Cincinnati Club
College of Mount St
Delhi Township
Cincinnati Bell
Ernest L. Oldfield
Chantilly
John A. Frederick
Woody Hill
Mr. Oldfield
Addyston
Sue
Delhi
Taylor High School
Delshire Parent Teacher Association
Frederick
Sparta
Sylvia
Ex-West High Star Returns As Booker A Booked Playhouse Figure
Jim Schoenberger, 1965-66 West High drum major and former actor, now booking manager for Cleveland Playhouse, arranged Spoon River Anthology in West High auditorium. He led Thespians at West High and studied theatre at Ohio Wesleyan before joining the Playhouse last year. Another Western Hills alum, Robert Monk, is starring in the Playhouse touring productions in Cleveland.
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Western Hills High School
Jim Schoenberger
J. Paul Schoenberger
Casa Loma Bilvd
Covedale
Cleveland
Ohio
West High Auditorium
Jim
Lenora M. Weber
Charles Aidman
Edgar Lee Masters
West High
Kathleen King
Craig McClellan
Sound of Music
OWU
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hugo
Frederick
Jean Anouilh
Marco
Cleveland Playhouse
Euclid 77Th Theatre
Drury Theatre
Robert Monk
Boudinot Ave
Westwood
The
Playhouse
City upgrades four Price Hill street lights to mercury vapor lamps
City Council approves replacing incandescent street lamps on four Price Hill streets with mercury vapor equivalents. Foley and Greenwell Roads will gain a 2500 lumen lamp, Wyoming Avenue duplicates and Clearview Avenue also switch to mercury vapor types, and Rosemont Avenue will replace twenty one lamps of varied lumens with 7000 and 2500 lumen mercury lamps.
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Price Hill
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Foley and
Greenwell Rds
Wyoming Ave
West Liberty St
Davoran Ave
Clearview Ave
St. Lawrence Ave
Rapid Run Pike
Rosemont Ave
ACS Unit Treats 277 Patients In First Quarter
The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Unit of the American Cancer Society reported 277 patients served in the first three months of its fiscal year. In September November the group provided rehabilitation to 160 patients medications to 31 loan closet supplies to 32 dressings to 22 transportation to treatment for 28 and homemaking to four. The unit furnished 3,862 free dressings during the period.
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Cincinnati and Hamilton County
The
American Cancer Society
Ernest H. Meese
Pedretti Rd
Cincinnati to mark 182nd birthday with public ceremony
Cincinnati celebrates its 182nd birthday on Monday December 28 at 11 a.m. in Eden Park sponsored by the Cincinnati Historical Society. Vice Mayor Willis D Gradison Jr will speak the same day as his birthday. A Marine Color Guard will present colors and a cake and sherry reception will follow. The program features a Society pictorial on local centennial celebrations including churches and schools across Greater Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Historical Society
Eden Park
Willis D. Gradison Jr
The
Historical Society
Gradison
Robert M. Galbraith
U. S. Marine Corps Color Guard
Property owners lose bid to halt county sidewalk project
Common Pleas Court Judge Gilbert Bettman refused a temporary injunction sought by Walter Miller and three relatives to stop sidewalk construction on the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners plan. The suit contended the owners at the southeast corner of Anderson Ferry and Rapid Run Roads faced a $2,861 sidewalk assessment.
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Anderson Ferry
Rapid Run Rds
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners
Common Pleas Court
Gilbert Bettman
Walter Miller
Anderson Ferry Rd
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Lower Price Hill
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Frederic R. Hillsley
LaFeuille Ave
J. Herman Luebbe
Luebbe Shoes
St. Lawrence Corner
St. Francis Hospital
Luebbe
Price Hill Kiwanis
Kiwanis Boys and Girls Committee
William J. Crookham
Harold Crookham
Stillwater Dr
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
Allegheny County
Elder High School
Crookham
Federal Aviation Administration
John Raterman
University of Notre Dame
Terri Buck
John
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Carnation Ave
Western Hills
Hamilton County
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
Bell Telephone
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Stichtenoth
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Sir Burger
Glenway Ave
Seton High
Willi
Delhi Rd
Greenwell
ACS
Greater
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American Institute of Architects
Bond Hill
Calvary United Methodist Church
Glenway
RT 7
Td Deposit Co
Dalbert & Woodruff
Boudinot
Russell L. Woodruff
Gene Foucht
Sandlin
Delicatessen
Devils Backbone Road
Champagnee Iifresh Meatse
Free! Delivery Service
Bob & Judy Seaman
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