A Matter Of Value In City And School Purchases
Citizens urged strict value in spending on engineering and architectural work. Councilman Ashton Fall pressed for a second estimate on Nautilus Lane paving from Charles Mann. Engineering Associates of Wooster has done most projects. critics say local firms in Medina and nearby cities could offer better prices and service. The Board of Education faces the same demand for value on construction bids. Spahn and Barnes of Cleveland has long provided architectural work since 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Fall
Charles Mann
Nautilus Lane
Engineering Associates of
Wooster
Hall
Medina
Ashland
Akron
Barberton
Wooster Company
Mann
Spahn and Barnes
Cleveland
North Street
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A fragment of community notices lists births hospitalizations birthdays and anniversaries. The Roland Chenal welcomes a six month old baby girl weighing 18 pounds 12 ounces as new guardians plan legal ownership later this year. Other items note Rosemary Kitts to enter Wadsworth Hospital for observation. Mrs Ken McDonald with a knee cast at home. the Yoder family welcoming a grandson Douglas Dean at Canton’s Aultman Hospital. Minnie Hershey critical at Wayne County Home Wooster. Mrs Paul Baker slated for surgery at Orrville Osteopathic Hospital. a birthday list for several residents including Kenneth Baker Kathy Melenbacker Sue Jenkins Barbara Watts Corrinne Bell James Hopton Elaine Mickey Blackburn Carolyn Jensen Robert Straub Beverly Emch William Seebauer Marge Berger Basil Harderove and Lawrence White. Spring signals Buckeye Garden Club’s garden ideas and a film at Mrs James Shank’s home. Roll call prompts hobby responses. Roy Huffman Jr hopes to return from Wadsworth Hospital. several anniversaries noted for Bob and Lenore West, Roy Workman, and Dallas Copley. Charles Rosenberg home from observation. Delta Club host Tuesday. program by Mrs Richard Gillman on Principles of Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Baker
Decuy Hills
Larry Huffman
Ed Taylor
Joan Hoover
Marge Berger
Basil Harderove
Lawrence White
Kathy Melenbacker
Sue Jenkins
Barbara Watts-Corrinne-Bell
James Hopton
Elaine
Mickey Blackburn
James Shank
Willard Rush
Rittman Public Library
Bound to Jury in Robbery Case at Ritman Gulf Station
Olin Kitts of Rittman bound over to Wayne County Grand Jury on breaking and entering charges. Alfred Saxton of Rittman also accused of stealing 168 dollars from Ritman Gulf Station. Kitts free on 2000 dollar bond. Saxton held in Wayanyamy Jail awaiting preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Kitts
Rittman
Wayne County Grand Jury
Kitts
Alfred Saxton
Ritman Gulf Station
Saxton
Wayanyamy
Pinewood Derby Next Week At Pinewood High Gym
Rittman fathers and sons build two by two inch wood blocks for a Boy Scout Pinewood Derby. The event unfolds Thursday January 24 at 7 p.m. in the high school gym with five ounce cars racing for trophies and ribbons. Trial runs are scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday January 22-23 at Diversion Hall from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Wsy
Hopig
Dick Allison
South Second Street
Diversion Hall
Nicknames cling to teens after farm accident and baseball zeal
A fragmented recollection describes Carl Bowen nicknamed Happy for a leg injury from a farm incident as he grew to play football. The tale continues with Heinie Walker and Weinie Warold, noting early love of baseball and mistaken Army origins for Warold’s nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Happy
Bowen
Heinie’ Walker
Warold
Sewing Classes To Begin Soon
A series of free sewing classes will be held in January, announced by Wayne County Extension Agent Yvonne L. Odok who asks interested persons to watch the paper for further announcements. The study topics include fabrics and finishes as Mrs. Cook notes new fabrics like corduroy denim built in stretch. Mrs Cook briefed 48 leaders from the county at an all day training meeting who will instruct women in their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne L. Odok
Wayne County
Local youth nicknamed Heinie sticks in neighborhood lore
A youth from South Seneca earned the nickname Heinie after baseball star Heinie Manus as he played in a sandlot behind Strickland's garage. Friends and neighbors recall him swatting balls and enjoying the game in that intimate, street-level setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
South Seneca
Dona
Heinie
Heinie Manus
Clover
Band Parents To Fete 850 At Dinner
Band Parents organization will serve a dinner at Rittman high school to 850 members of Mille Producers Association of Akron on Jan 26. A bid submitted for the dinner has been accepted and Band Parents will undertake the venture as a money making project. Volunteers who will help with the meal are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band
Rittman High School
Mille Producers Association of Akron
Frank Burns
Joe Felix
Lester Boreman
Joseph Pollich
Allen Broadfirst
Ron Goodhart
Ivan King
Clyde Eck
Orlon and dacron fabrics featured at area meet
Neighborhood groups study new interfacing of dacron polyester and acriloin pads with deep pile. Orlon yarn gains built in crimp for wool like look under the name Orlon Savelle. A new tastan thread for sewing synthetic and stretch fabrics is on the market. Contact area leaders for meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlon
Orlon Savelle
Cadet Band Announces Winter Concert and Clinic Trip
Hart and Mrs Ed Taylor recruit help via 925-4259 as band volunteers sought. Gene Sharick says cadet and junior bands will present at Band Parents meetings. Winter concert set for Feb 2. Four students Shirley Felix Sharon Steiner Julia Harris Marvin Ramsier and Director Sharick discuss December trip to the Midwest Band Clinic in Chicago with a day by day report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Ed Taylor
Gene Sharick
Shirley Felix
Sharon Steiner
Julia Harris
Marvin Ramsier
Sharick
Chicago
Pendulum device tests explosive force at Naval Lab
A 1500 pound, 12 foot pendulum with a nearly frictionless system is employed at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland to gauge the force produced by an explosively driven device. The article notes shifts in U S savings bonds rates and mentions a Ron Goodhart discussing refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Silver Spring
Built Right Chevrolet Fleetside Truck Advertisement
A narrative pitch describes a Fleetside pickup emphasizing rugged construction and features. It highlights tailgate latches, rubber-wrapped chains, lower side panels, select wood floor, double walled cab, insulated roof, and Chevrolet coil-spring suspension. The ad stresses durability, low maintenance, trade value, and delivery options.
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Roland Chenal
Chenals
Rosemary Kitts
James Kitts
Wadsworth Hospital
Ken McDonald
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Akron City
Frank Yoder
Douglas Dean
Dean Yoder
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Fred Utz
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Minnie Hershey
Maynard Gillespie
Paul Baker
Orrville Osteopathic Hospital
Roy Huffman, Jr
Aes
Bob
Lenore West
Roy Workmans
Dallas Copleys
Charles Rosenberg
North Seneca
John Zivick
Delta Club
Richard Gillman
Pinewood
Derby
Carl “Hoppy” Bowen
Ilarold ‘Hejnie” .Walker
Vmetro Goldwyn
Mayer and Suri Sre Technicolor
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Sada
Els
Presley
Wallis
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Jerry Lewis
Coyninn O'Brien Scott
Weston
Fe Questel
Jones
Tashlin Murray
Melee
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KKK
Wayne
Wooster, Ohio
Charles E. Wilson, Inc
Gene
Rittman, Ohio
Mogler Electric
Chevrolet
Hugh L.strickland
Ohio Ave
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