Community fundraising and library updates spark local talk
The piece urges support for the Community Fund and Christmas drives while noting tuberculosis awareness. It reports library changes with juvenile titles moved to the Junior High Library and routine checkouts by Catherine Twinem and Molly Bell. American Legion Auxiliary and Walkazmies subscriptions are thanked for aiding library publications.
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First Street
Catherine Twinem
Molly Bell
American Legion Auxiliary
Must Employ at Once A 4 Man From Small Town Farm
Classified notice seeking a four man from a rural area for immediate employment. Requires first month earnings of seventy five dollars and ongoing work at a farm location. Box address and paper-cutout details given. Located in a small town setting with unspecified employer.
Bus route changes at Rittman as new larger vehicle trials begin
Mr. Beachy drives a different, larger bus on the north Rittman route. A teachers meeting is set for Monday after school. Rittman High School’s faculty is now complete with an absent-minded professor added. Mr. Haney missed the basketball game last Saturday, his first opening game absence in 13 years.
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Beachy
Rittman
Rittman High School
Haney
Milton Grange Seeks No 6 School House Plan
The Milton Grange committee met with the school board to discuss buying No 6 school house for a Grangé building, but no arrangements were made. The board authorized Mr Garver to attend the N B A superintendents’ meeting in New Orleans. The library laid plans for winter hours and moved all elementary books to the grade building with evening openings.
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Milton Grange
Grangé
Garver
New Orleans
Bell
Home Economies Classes Plan Seasonal Projects
The sewing classes make inexpensive Christmas gifts while the cooking class scouts seasonable candies. Wednesdays bring cafeteria lunches for Home Economies. Senior American History outlines a Current Events program now. Mr Hart and a committee split the class into six groups with named chairs and members. The first group presented their assignment on topics including the English Crisis and Roosevelt’s trips.
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Hart
Frances Burger
Leona Vetter
Martha Hodovan
Robert Boyd
Glenn Haller
Doris Boyce
Pearl Rupp
Edward Boyle
Margaret Swartz
Merle Heffleman
Leah Rastorfer
Robert West
Stanford Ballard
Juanita Miller
Ledale Amstutz
Doris Hoover
William Newberry
Mazie Freer
Genevene Walter
Betty Miller
G. Josephine Musser
Ruth Raff
Russell Snyder
Wilma Hoover
Alsgission Jas Mendaxamans
Roosevelt
Pep Rally Brings R. H. S. Students Together
About 75 R. H. S. students gathered in the auditorium for a Friday pep rally. Ward Yarman spoke to the group after several cheers, sharing team thoughts and rally spirit.
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Ward Yarman
Mr Chambers Performs Solo in Flora Novissima and Attends Electra
The report notes Mr Chambers taking the solo parts in Horatio Parker's Flora Novissima and attending Strauss Electra. Dot Wenger played hockey from school Monday and was said to have gone to Akron. Herbert Hilty was shopping in Akron Saturday.
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Mr. Chambers
Horatio Parker
Strauss
Electra
Dot Wenger
Akron
Herbert Hilty
Kenneth Haldiman
Seville
Mr. Mansperger
Cleveland
Haheys
John
Jim Miller
Wooster
Mazie Freer
LeRoy
Miss Bixel
W.W. Bodager
Local attendees and visitors noted at weekend events
Those present were Mrs Toland and Mr and Mrs J Branigan. Evelyn Boling and Chuck were seen in Akron Saturday. Juanita Miller hosted her cousin Leora Gasser of Stegling over the weekend.
Witticism and rapid-fire classroom quips from students
A collection of student jokes and quick lines from a school setting. Participants include Miss Lance, John Breece, Bertram Yochheim, Helen Clouse, Father, Russell Welch, Ward Yarman, Berdean Shiffer, Doris Boyce, and Dick Houck, reflecting playful banter and humor about clocks, time, and dating.
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Mr. Chambers
Margaret S
Bertram Yochheim
Helen Clouse
Bertram
Lance
Russell Welch
Class Roast Roars Through Morning Page
A humor column features quick exchanges among students and teachers. Corny quips spark playful banter about Jefferson, stenographers, fish in an aquarium, and common classroom words as readers are invited to turn the page for more jokes.
Wheat exchange offer promises better flour value
The notice outlines a wheat to flour exchange where five to six bushels of wheat swap for a barrel of Medina Quality Flour with bran and middlings priced high for feed. The ad urges readers to bring wheat and take home the better flour now.
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Medina
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