Indians Face Dalton For Share Of League Title
The 7th grade Indians, 12-0, seek at Dalton Friday a share of Wayne County League top honors after beating Edgewood 62-36 and Bowmen 48-20. Hall led 28 points vs Edgewood, with Hughes 11 and Meredith 11. Dalton sits 11-4 and beat our team 61-46 earlier in the season in a rough home battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Peterman
Bob Williams
Roger Shankland
Jim Halliwell
Jerry ‘Banders
Larry Ramsier
Jerry_Gordon
Tribe
Tall Indians
Northwestern
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Rittman Gals Top Smithville 37 to 13 on Friday
Rittman girls beat Smithville 37 13 in a Friday matchup marking their third win in five games. Lynn Houseworth led with 14 points as Baker and Gatehouse contributed points and the team surged ahead early and held the lead through the fourth quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Riday Iy
Smithville
Rugged
Orrville
Red Riders
Rittman Gals
Smith
Lynn Houseworth
Baker Drills 255 Single In PCA Mixed League
Don Baker rolled a 255 single while Ray Shevel posted a .587 series to lead PCA Mixed League scoring. Glenna Moyer added 170 and Wilma Kosier 468 for the women as Mills lead Accounting by one, with Containers in third. other high games included Blackwell 207 Joachim 206 Graber 205 Wertz 202 Patterson 202 and Shevel 201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Baker
Ray Shevel
Glenna Moyer
Wilma Kosier
Mills
Tom Blackwell
Kent Joachim
Clarence Graber
Larry Wertz
al Patterson
Bowling Center Ties For First After Big Lead Erodes
Frye's Real Estate loses a 20 point advantage and sits level with Bowling Center in the Monday Ladies League. Tramonte's hold third while Stricklands and Bodagers tie for fourth. Doris Yoakem hits 215 single and Dee Reynolds 522. High team series goes to B and W Oil at 2236 with Winklers Sohio and Stricklands both posting 778 singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Tramonte
Know Your Teacher Gene L Ewald Cleveland native and educator
Gene L Ewald a junior high teacher from Cleveland and graduate of John Marshall High School is in his second year teaching in Rittman. He values the age group, noting development can be rewarding and disappointing when growth stalls. He aims to foster self pride in work among receptive students and pursues interests in outdoor activities and sports, recently joining the Akron Power Squadron and completing a safe boating course in Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene L. Ewald
Cleveland
John Marshall High School
Rittman
Wooster College
Ewald
Akron Power Squadron
The Unauthorized Practice of Law Explained
In Ohio the right to practice law comes from the Supreme Court and requires education, character standards, and passing a written exam. Unauthorized practice harms clients as unlicensed individuals offer legal services, while the public seeks qualified attorneys bound by ethics and court discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Supreme Court
Iohio
Siprermme Court
Ohio's highest point near Bellefontaine holds air base
The highest point in Ohio at 1550 feet rises one mile east of Bellefontaine. The area is occupied by the 664th Air Control and Warning Squadron of the U.S. Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bellefontaine
664Th Air Control and Warning Squadron
U.S. Air Force
Cherries flambé dessert with vanilla ice cream
A simple recipe combines pitted black cherries with sugar and liquid, simmered five minutes. The warm cherry sauce, poured over vanilla ice cream, is finished with 2 oz rum ignited for a dramatic serve. Serves four.
Beverage One Tops Sunday Mixed Couples League Action
In Sunday Mixed Couples League action Beverage One led by five points over Williams Restaurant. Coach House moved to third and Bowling Center sat fourth. Marie Bowen and Bill Cahoon led the scorers with Bowen firing a 176 and a 492 series while Cahoon posted a 243 single and a 645 trisum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Beverage
Williams Restaurant
Coach House
Marie Bowen
Bill Cahoon
Marie
Bill
School Menu For Feb 22 To 26 At First Street And West Hill
First Street and West Hill menus show daily offerings from Feb 22 to Feb 26 including beef barbecue and buns, candied sweets, peas, cole slaw, peaches, and milk on Feb 22. baked macaroni, tomatoes, hamburg, PB sandwiches, salad, fruit, and milk on Feb 23. creamed turkey on biscuit, green beans, applesauce, pineapple, cheese, and milk on Feb 24. baked pork luncheon meat, sauerkraut or beans, mashed potatoes, jello, bread and butter, cheese, and milk on Feb 25. tomato or vegetable soup, egg salad or PB sandwiches, celery sticks, plums, and milk on Feb 26. West Hill offers spaghetti with hamburger, carrot strips, apple crisp, cheese, jelly, PB sandwiches, cottage cheese, pears, and milk on Feb 22. seared potatoes, barbecue beef, lettuce salad, plums, and milk on Feb 24. wiener on bun with sauerkraut, potato salad, dessert, cheese, and milk on Feb 25. buttered potatoes, baked tuna, celery sticks, cheese, mixed fruit, and PB butter sandwiches with milk on Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hill
Reflective back beams aid garage parking alignment
Painting two back beams with reflective paint helps line up a car entering a narrow garage. The tip emphasizes using simple hardware skills and common materials to improve precision, noting the approach suits DIY enthusiasts who handle tools and cleanup.
Indians Fall To Smithville In Low-Scoring Loss
In a 54 36 setback the Indians beat the Smithies for the locals. Keister led with 17 points and 14 rebounds while Halliwell added 10 as Hughes contributed nine. Smithville lacked fire after losing star forward Rodney Thompson and the 12 man varsity roster was all seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Smithies
Ron Hughes
Jim Halliwell
Tom ‘Smucker
Rex McConellay
Jim Keister
Halliwell
Keister
Ted Schumacher
Roger Shankland
Peterman
Rodney _Thompson
Smitthies
Indians
Hughes
Shankland
Williams
Schumacher
Mougey
The
Smithville defends on Rittman in second half loss
Smithville outscored Rittman 10 to 1 in the final period to pull away for a 30 21 victory. Larry Craig led the Indians with six points in a late comeback, while Terry Armbrust added five in a 15 9 halftime deficit. Don Jordan Tom Williams Ken Robbins and Jerry Sword added small totals for Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Smithville
Larry Craig
Terry Armbrust
Smithies
Craig
Armbrust
Don Jordan
Tom Williams
Ken Robbins
Jerry Sword
Campaign clash for Varsity at Dalton Friday
The young Bulldogs defeated the Medians 49 to 30 in the first meeting, as supporters rally for the Trent campaign against the Varsity in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees Rires
Trent
Dalton
Burnette's Lead in Tuesday Midnight League Victory
Burnette's top the Tuesday Midnight League by two points ahead of Marty's and Blatz Marvin Webb. Webb paced the night with a 216 single and a 601 series, leading the scoring after last week.
Indians Fall Short in Doylestown Double Losses
oe Spain splib in tem dentates past week as they downed Se 1Ne%36-26 and then fell to Doyles own 48-34. Mike Schmeltzer led the win over Seville with 20 points, Van Peterman 7, Cotton 4, Horner 3, Kindig 2. Doylestown’s Durbin scored 23 as the Indians trailed 13-11 after one, tied at 21 at half, then were outpaced 17-10 in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior High Cagers
Wooster Edgewood
Wooster-Bowman
Daryl Hall
Edgewood
Larry” Meredith
Jack Ullman
Barry Hughes
Butch Ullmar
Indians
Bowman
Hall
Hughes
Meredith
Butch Ullman
Spain
Doyles
Mike Schmeltzer
Seville
van Peterman
Cotton
Horner
Kindig
Doylestown
Corer
Peterman
Schmeltzer
Durbin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayne ‘County
Wes Peterman
Ted ‘Schumacher
Bob Mougey
Jerry Baudersy
Borthe
Rebouna
Rex McConahay
Sam Sheller
Jim Rohrer
Dale Snyder
Houseworth
Mt Baker
Keren Tac
Beckie Fe J
Jde*ce Shatur Sre
Baker
Bowling Center
L.ewald
You and
the Law
Cherries
First Street
Publilius Syrus
Cleckner
HAM
Burnette
Ford
America
K. Freed,inc
Ritiman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!