West Hill Groups Win Eight OCTA And ACT Drama Awards
Three Western Hills groups at Westwood Town Hall shared eight honors from OCTA and ACT. Footlighters led with three top ACT awards for The Pajama Game, including the Supreme Orchid and Best Musical, plus third in OCTA regional. The Thalian Players won ACT Orchid for Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf, with four cast members named. Western Hills Drama Workshop’s The Odd Couple earned OCTA second place, while Chicken Every Sunday and Dracula made ACT's top ten. Judges included Dr. Aldrich Paul, David Seigfried, Ward Baker. MC Walt Maher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills
Southern Ohio
Ohio Community Theatres Assn
OCTA
Association of Community Theatres Saamm Om
Westwood Town Hall
Harrison and
Montana Aves
West Hills
Footlighters
Thalian Players
Western Hills Drama Workship
ACT
Cincinnati
Ron Hall
Mack
Art Rouse
Groesbeck
Lee Zimmer
Thalians
Virginia Woolf
Joan Corey
Roger Grooms
Robert Elkins
Pat Lipka
Western Hills Drama Workshop
Emmanuel Tepper
George Soete
Mariemont Players
Anastasia
Drama Workshop
Thalian
Dr. Aldrich Paul
University of Cincinnati
David Seigfried
Xavier University
Ward Baker
Playhouse In the Park
Walt Maher
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Captain Escapes Injury In 4000 Fire Incident
Captain Herbert Holtman, commanding officer, narrowly escaped serious injury during a large fire at the 4000 block location as responders battled the flames and secured the scene.
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Herbert Holtman
CAP Cadet Kemp earns Mitchell Award in CAP Delhi squadron
Civil Air Patrol cadet Dianna Kemp, flight commander of Delhi Squadron 109, receives the General Billy Mitchell award and is promoted to Cadet Warrant Officer for completing phase two of CAP training. She is a senior at Oak Hills High School and has logged air time on cadet orientation flights and attended Wright Patterson encampment.
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Civil Air Patrol
Dianna Kemp
Delhi
Billy Mitchell
Mitchell
Robert P. Dorr
WO Kemp
Oak Hills High School
CAP
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ron Giblin
Kemp
Maj
Marines, Airmen Noted In Cincinnati Area News
Navy and Air Force personnel from Cincinnati area families receive honors and assignments. Cpl Mercurio earns Combat Action Ribbon in Vietnam with the Second Battalion First Marine Regiment. Fireman John Rowekamp serves aboard USS Kitty Hawk offshore Vietnam. Airman Roger Theobald graduates at Lowry AFB Colorado as supply inventory specialist and is Elder High School 1966. Airman Daniel Jansen graduates radar operator training at Keesler AFB and will join a unit in Blue Ash, Ohio. he is Elder High School and Thomas More College alumnus. Airman Bruce Staab graduates with honors at Sheppard AFB and is assigned to Wright-Patterson AFB. Airman 1/C Warren Drumm graduates at Keesler AFB and is assigned to a Cucal Air Command unit in Cincinnati. PAM HAMMAN installed as Honored Queen of Bethel Six at Masonic Temple. Injury report includes Wilson Cunningham, fire engineer, fracturing left wrist from fall. Fire incidents include $150 loss from a short circuit in a 1960 convertible and a water heater incident with no fire. Alice Barnes, 81, injured behind locked doors, treated at St. Francis Hospital. False box alarms reported at Glenway and Olivia Le and Purcell and Brevier Aves.
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Daniel F. Jansen
James W. Jansen
Pedretti Rd
U.S. Air Force
Keesler Afb
Miss
Jansen
Elder High School
Air Force
Blue Ash
Ohio
Thomas More College
Bruce E. Staab
Charles P. Staab
Glen Oaks Rd
U.S. Air Force Technical School
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Air Force Systems Command
Wright-Patterson Afb
Oak Hills High School
Wilson Cunningham
Work Rd
Co. 21
Price Hill Company
Overlook Ave
de Ave
Pleasure Dr
Jack Doherty
Foley Rd
Hurt
Behind Locked Doors Co
Elberon Ave
Alice Barnes
District Three
St. Francis Hospital
Glenway Ave
Olivia le
Purcell and Brevier Aves
Jesse Alcorn
McPherson Ave
UC Air Force ROTC cadets listed for Plattsburg encampment
Do You Know item notes University of Cincinnati cadets attending summer encampments at Plattsburg Air Force Base New York include Mark E Kunnen 4716 Delhi Pike and Edward F Thompson 756 Considine Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati Air Force Rotc
Plattsburg Air Force Base
New York
Mark E. Kunnen
Delhi Pike
Edward F. Thompson
Considine Ave
Chemistry professor Dr Robert G Johnson elected vice president
Dr Robert G Johnson a Xavier University chemistry professor and longtime department chair was chosen first vice president and chairman elect of the Cincinnati Section of the American Chemical Society. Scholarships were awarded to Elder graduates Michael Bechnell and Thomas Rauck for studies in engineering technology and chemical technology.
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Robert G. Johnson
Townhill Dr
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Johnson
Xavier University
Xavier
Michael Bechnell
Thomas Rauck
Ohio College of Applied Science
Michael
Raleigh Becknell
Devils Backbone
Thomas
Martin Rauck
Beech Ave
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West Hill
Jew —Alaerne
Western Woods
Ebenezer Rd
Cleves-Warsaw Pike
Devils Backbone Rd
Peace Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Bryan Crabil
Eric Schuk
Donald Schmalle
Edward Gessner
Marine Pfc
Michael D. Phelps
George E. Phelps
Rapid Run Rd
Philadelphia
Dennis W. Crowe
Will Crowe
Edgetree Se
San Diego
Calif
Cincinnati Fire Engine Co
Price Hill
Western Hills Area Fire
Engine Co
Fairmount
Harry Luensmann
Queen City Ave
South Fairmount
General Hospital
Holtman
Giblin
Dorr
John B. Mercurio
Charles A. Mercurio
Stillwater
First Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Vietnam
John H. Rowekamp
Edward F. Rowenkamp
Betty le
Roger J. Theobald
Raymond J. Theobald
West Eighth St
Lowry, Afb
Colo
Theobald
Warren R. Drumm
Warren B. Drumm
Highview Dr
Drumm
Western Hills High School
Cucal Air Command
Pam Hamman
Fairbanks Ave
Bethel
Masonic Temple
Purcell and
Price Aves
Darlene Freels
Carla Berghausen
Linda Herbert
Marshall Shelly Jones
Hore Service
de Lhi Hils
Deii
Bridgetown Ave
Charen Lace
Delhi RD
Philip A. Paolello
Prop
Gillette
Edelmann’‘S Brats
Hamilton Metts
Bologna
Weiners
Delhi Ave
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