Honor Roll Named at Ritiman High School Second Term
Ritiman High School honors students across grades with A averages in the second term. Seniors Serina Reker Tauise-Yoelhelt and Laverna Harpsster lead, with juniors Joseph Brodbeck and Teosepe Hershey named among top scholars. Freshmen include Billy Newberry and Martha Modo van, plus others across seventh and eighth grades achieving high marks.
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Ritiman
Serfier
Robert AvViite
Lucille Poeter
Tunisr
Frederick Snyder
Chiss
Rit
Beery
Friances Burgers
Srades
Harpsster
Josephhie Brodbeck
Souphsomore
Kathryn White
Rati’ Wiles
Harry Ditch
Anehury Harris
Myelyn Bauman
Nancy_Gebhart
Nellie Cavinnsky
Vasto—intris
Martin Volekwit
Nam Balloon
Howard Dickerson
Oy Wallace Hoffelmian
Qus-Vinh
Longenecker Elected To Purdue Catalyst Club
LaRayette Ind Dec 1 Mark et Tonenecker of Rittman Ohio a junior in the school of chemical engineering at Purdue University has been elected to membership in the Catalyst club honorary chemical engineering society Only ten of a class of one hundred were pledged marking a selective honor based on scholastic record and campus activity
United Brethren Church Calendar at 72 St Main St
The United Brethren Church at 72 St Main St lists Bible School at 9 30 morning worship with theme The Bigotry Business in the World. Superintendent Henry Londy. Miss Levine Harpster presides. Dale Turner president Burden Bearing. Midweek service 7 15. Class leader Lester Simpson adult choir practice 8 15. Young People's Choir Friday 7 30 directed by Tamer Ferrer. O. M. Spade directs. Warm welcome awaits.
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St Main St
Bible School
Henry Londy
Gheik
Reet & Er
Tamer Ferrer
The
United Brethren Church
Thanksgiving Guests Fill G I Stein Home Marshallville
Local notes list numerous visitors from Rittman Akron Mansfield and Sterling gathered for Thanksgiving at the G I Stein home in Marshallville. Names include F C Young Leonard Over Joseph Storm Hoyt Veney Paul Morrison and many others with family drives to nearby towns for the holiday.
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F. C. Young
Marshallville
Mra
Leonard Over
Akron
Veney
John and
Clifford
Jacob Yoderland
Unliken
Norma Jean
Rebus
Mrs Veney
Joseph Storm
Sturm Hone
Wadsworth
Fred Helehler
Joy Halliwell
McKeesport
Ite
Homer Ferrer
G. Bo Cister
Charles
Paul Casiqr
Paul Morrison
Charlotte
North Carolina
Marthe Puans
Hall
Fullman
Wid
Seville
Alys
Frank Sehluy
Wayster Roling
Cecelia Ziegler
Mia
Sterling
Celsic ‘Harpster
Muansfield
Clyde Harpster
Dalivary Servion
Rittman Cleaners
Myre
Harry. Ataivs
E ! Brophy Éarby
Aina Beard
Cleveland
Sia Viseat_Hoff
W. Wyendt
Familly Atj
Grange Postpones Regular Meeting Plans Applecreek Play
The Nuttian Grange will not meet on the scheduled date as the grange play is set for Applecreek. The next meeting is December 22 with Le M Simpson in charge. members are asked to bring apples popcorn balls and candy.
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Nuttian Grange
Suh
Esther Lance
Applecreek
Grange
le M. Simpson
New Mayor Likes Outdoor Living In Doylestown
Desh B. Ford, mayor-elect of Doylestown, longed for outdoor life and abandoned dentistry to breed silver foxes. He directed the village council, once led the Akron chamber, and moved to Doylestown in 1924 to establish a fox farm with over 210 animals. He aims to pursue municipal water plant and sewage disposal projects to attract residents and firms.
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Desh B
Fords
Doylestown
Alran
Alandon
Kard
Hla Frat Politica
Hifftan
Chanber
Coimmerce
Optomst
Tlh
Akron
Fox Farm
Ford -Kennels
Ford
Legion And Auxiliary To Sponsor Card Party
The Ameren Legion and Auxiliary join to sponsor a charity card party and Christmas Eve party for needy children in Chippewa township. It will be at the Legion hall on Thursday evening December 14 at 8 pm with music. a committee led by Haller and Neiswander coordinates the event and invites public attendance.
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Ameren Legion
Auuxiliary
Forges Iim
Chippewa Township
Legion Hall
Pyfzes
Epis WA
Am Haller
BR. . Neiswander
Tom Miller
Jacks
Emma Whitman
Frances Cline
Beulah Cleckner
Wayne Maurer
M E Brotherhood Class Sponsors Another Meeting
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class plans a gathering at the church on Monday evening December 181 at 7 30. Rev Walter T Sweareigin will lead singing with Sidney L Miller at the piano and a speaker will be obtained for the event.
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Secont—Mats
Brotherhood
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Walter T. Sweareigin
Sidney L. Miller
Doylestown Thanksgiving and local notices mix
Doylestown residents share Thanksgiving visits with Canton and Barberton relatives. Ohio State student William McKinney spent the holiday with his mother. A Kentin group surprised a Church street home. 4-H and vocational agriculture in Ohio report 1600 youths fed 2000 steers this year. Wheat dockings rise to smut infections. seed treatment costs about one dollar per acre. Foreclosures decline for July to September. October figures pending.
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Edward Beal
Canton
Joseph Steiner
Mary,Petit
William Conrad
William McKinney
Ohio State University
Auunday
Church Street
Mahle Findsleyjant
Alfred Morgay
Allentown
Barberton
Anta Conrad
Marshalville
W. C. McCartney
James Scott
Fredericksburg
Emilie
Wooster College
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohio Avenue Improvement Bond Sale Notice and Sale of Chattel
Village of Rittman Ohio invites bids for two bond issues totaling 16 704 71 to finance sewer and street work along Ohio Avenue and Main Street West to North Fourth Street including sewer construction. Interest six percent semiannually, bond sale to highest bidder, bid bond required. Also sheriff sales Dalton Coal Company v Harvey E Orr for one 1 2 ton International truck seized to satisfy court execution.
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Ee ‘Rittman
State of
Ohio
Ohio Avene
Rittman
Main Street
North Fourth Street
Ohio Avenue
Itonl
Hoya de Matene
Ruttan
Ighest
Squire, Sanders &Dempsey
Attorness
Cleveland
G. A Ziegler
Harvey E. Orr
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
I .Will
Gene Branigan
S. S
Dalton Coal Company
Chas
A Nauman
K. E. Hoover
Wayne Garver
Sheriff Sale and Partition Notice in Wayne County Ohio
Public auction to sell real estate in Wayne County Ohio on January 6 1933 at 2 PM at the Wooster Court House. Properties include parts of the southwest quarter and other parcels in Milton and Chio townships with appraised value around 2760 dollars and subject to highway rights of way.
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Wooster
Jamueiry
Ofelock
Fhton
Taitmile N. W
Miry's
Court House
Ohio
Wayne
Chio“‘pewnstown
Chimpewa
County of
Ohts
Lne
Ajong
Sala Quarter
Joseph
Ullman
Eleanor McCome
Uherestray
Levi Ri. Redinger
Milton St. Redinger
Wayne County
Mrshallville
The
Common Pleas
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Longenecker
Purdue Catalyst Club
C. J. McGee
Ritiman Locals
Acme Stores
Rittman and
Brilliant
BOY Scouts
Villaze
Sewase
Lesidericos
Legion and Auxiliary
M. E. Brotherhood
Dalton ‘Coal Company
Farm and Home Protective Committee
the Sane “Blohjor Wayne-Ganinitty, Maria Yoder Kuhler Platntie
Sonntag Et i
Chas. A. Nauman
Wayne County, Ohl
Chas C. Jones
the State of
Onis
Common.Pleas Court
A. Waer
Wills Reddinger
Neccomii
A. Nauman
Sherif
George P
Fisher
Janes W. Mutz
Attornar
Sey
A.H. Thomas
Rexall
Rittman, Ohio
Predd
Charlie
Slim Summervillezasu Pitts
Solitaire Man
Herbert Marshaldt
Lionel Atwell
F. ‘M-Mcgoy
Mary Boland
Oo Me McGrew Willis
Christy Cabanne
Merian C 'Cooper
Treat
Paramount News
Adm
Eae
Clarence D. Petit
Riftman
J. F. Cooper
Hotel Sigler
Wainwright
Liershey
Pfohrer
Phorie
Wald’s Tailor Shop
Li Toler Ied Building
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