Feathers and Wildlife Notes From Local Yard Sightings
Laura Jgan rye reports robins feeding in her front yard as winter cold continues. A red bellied woodpecker visits a feeder, and an oppossum shares a cat house with Wertz’s pets. Scout campout at Osage Park ends safely. library story hour. church and hospital notices. births and anniversaries mentioned among community updates.
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Laura Jgan
Robin
Hardgrove Is Named Jaycee Of The Year
JayCees honored Warren Hardgrove Denny Hile and Vernon Hoskinson for meritorious service at a Bosses Night dinner at Hale’s Restaurant. Hardgrove won JayCee of the Year for 100 hours spent building dugouts on Industrial Avenue. six members received tie bars for regional improvement. Ronald Garlick spoke on Fire Departments and public service. Don Goftinet as toastmaster announced the state convention in Youngstown and noted the February meeting will elect officers.
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JayCees
Rittmanites
Warren Hardgrove
Denny Hile
Vernon Hoskinson
Hale’s
Jerry Lambert
George Rastorfer
Walt Rodgers
Ben Bodager
Hoskinson
Hardgrove
JayCee of the
Industrial Avenue
Hile
Ronald Garlick
Berea
Ohio Association of Fire Chiefs
Rondnart
Don Goftinet
Goffinet
Youngstown
Minstrel Show In Rittman Promises Nostalgic Theme
Rittman’s annual minstrel show will feature a Remember When sequence and a traditional minstrel segment aimed at pleasing older residents and entertaining younger crowds. Rehearsals last week drew many singers. more chorale help is welcome with rehearsals Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the high school band room. volunteers may still join.
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Rittman
Bill
Gladys Davis
Findas stag party at Rawiga cancelled
A men's stag party scheduled at Rawiga has been cancelled. Details on venue and new date were not provided.
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Rawiga
Findas
800 Dairy Farmers Meet Here Saturday
Over eight hundred dairy farmers are expected to gather at Rittman High School Saturday for the Akron Milk Producers Inc 47th annual meeting. President William Ruttencutter will preside at 10 15 am with a keynote by Roger Buckley Akron Band Parents provide a ham dinner. Images of a lecture by J G Hays Michigan State on Bovine Architecture and remarks on a new bottling operation frame a full day of talks and awards including Young Cooperators and milk quality prizes. Directors listed include Werstler Creston Miller Marshallville Hostetler Smithville and Ruttencutter. Attendees hail from Shreve Ravenna Canal Fulton Massillon Suffield Orrville and surrounding areas.
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Rittman High School
Akron Milk Producers, Inc
William Ruttencutter
Roger P. Buckley
Akron
Band Parents Organization of Rittman
J. G Hays
Michigan State University
Herbert Werstler
Creston
Herman ~Miller
Marshallville
Ralph Hostetler
Smithville
Ruttencutter
Shreve
Ravenna
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Suffield
Orrville
Band Concert Set for February 2 at Rittman High
Rittman High School will dedicate its winter band concert to doctors dentists nurses and pharmacists in recognition of medical staff in the community. The program Saturday February 2 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym will include marches overtures a narrated novelty piece and a flute section feature.
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Rittman
Gene Sharick
Igh
Packaging Corp of America adds half million dollar Harris press
The Rittman plant of The Packaging Corporation of America installed a new half million dollar Harris six color printing press. It is 59 by 16.7 by 11 feet, 65 days to install, and operates 24 hours on a three shift system. Inking 5,000 impressions per hour, the press reduces stoppages and supports growth. Edwin Taylor will head the press with Frank England and George Gilmore guiding startup.
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Harris-Seybold Printing Company
George Gilmore
Edwin Taylor
Rittman
Russan
PCA
Kurt Baker
Don Gardiner
Maynard Mc “Millan
Evan Musser
Jim Bishop
Chippewa Lake
Harold Starkey
Canaan
Harris
Carton
E LL
Stentz
Mel Kernan
Ivan King
Harry Merecar
Ar‘an Nyvising
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Flower Show Set For May by Buckeye Garden Club
Buckeye Garden Club members plan a May flower show despite snow. Four members arranged another show during a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs James Shank. A film on Petunias Unlimited was shown to 14 attendees and January arrangements were displayed. February program will cover Planting and Pruning by a nursery man with Mrs Canl Galthouse as hostess assisted by Mrs Charles Grant.
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Buckeye Garden Club
Mri—Hower
James Shank
Petunias- Unlimited
Willard Rush
Bells of Ireland
Rittman Public Library
Canl Galthouse
Charles Grant
Mothers March Planned in Sterling January 31
Chairman Dale Wirth announced this week the annual Mothers March will begin in Sterling on Thursday January 31 at 7 p.m. Residents are asked to leave porch lights on to contribute to the March of Dimes.
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Furn
March of Dimes
Dale Wirth
First United Fund drive closes in Rittman with $14 350 36
The inaugural United Fund campaign in Rittman ended at a luncheon honoring captains and solicitors. Board President C E Rhonemus praised volunteers and donors as David Wright was named drive chair. Citations were presented to captains including Mrs William Maus and Tony Mirman, with certificates for canvassers and news coverage recognition.
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Rittman
United Fund Board of Directors
Cenpai
Board of Directors
C E Rhnemus
Beare
David Wright
Rhonemus
Wrigle
William. Maus
Ben Bodaser
Thoras Haines
Tony Mirman
John Heter
F O Kanehl
John Zivick
Carl Bradford
Robert Std
Lewis Burnett
Charles Mann
Glen Parman
James Witzberger
Artman Press
Campeen
Wilium
Duke Harold
Shck Lumber Company
William Maus
Women’s Organization
Wadsworth Council Favors Hospital Report Move
Wadsworth City Council favored the Rittman Wadsworth Advisory Hospital Committee proposal but deferred action pending a resolution by City Solicitor Charles Johnarten. The measure will acknowledge the need for a new 109 bed hospital, approve no remodeling of the old facility, and arrange financing methods, with a special meeting set to frame the resolution before the February 5 regular session. Avery Kinch of Rittman G Brennehan and P R Guinnins named to the new committee, replacing the prior group.
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Wadsworth
Rittman - Wadsworth Advisory Hospital Committee
Wadworth
Charles Johnarten
Bs Council
Vancil
Ferther
Renatal
Aspeci
Rittman-Wadworth
Hayward
Seerata
Prevent Committee
Hosstal
Wadworth City
Avery Kinch
Rittman
G Brennehan
P. R Guinnins
Former Resident Dies From Wounds
Allen Mills 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Mills 5224 Dickens Drive Baton Rouge former Rittman resident died Wednesday afternoon from gun shot wounds. He was a senior at Louisiana State University survived by parents three sisters Karen Linda Nancy and brother Stewart. Mrs James Black of Rittman sister of Robert Mills left by air for Baton Rouge to attend services in Baton Rouge on Saturday.
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Baton Rouge
Allen
Mills
Robert D Mills
Dickens Drive
Rittman
Louisiana State University
Karen
Linda
Nancy
Stewart
James Black
Robert Mills
Three State Officials Tackle Reinstatement Committee
A VENI committee was formed to present state officials with options to reinstate a borel committee. The move aims to restore governance structures and clarify authority. Local leaders expect recommendations and possible timelines.
Osborne Elected Library Veep in Wooster
Kenneth Osborne of Rittman was elected vice president of the Wayne County Library Board at a Monday night meeting in Wooster. He will serve with Mrs Robert Seiwerth of Orrville as president. other officers include Mrs Arrios Berkman secretary and Kathrine Sebinte clerk-treasurer. The board reported ebook circulation rising nearly 1900 across branches in Ruman Sereye Doylestown and Cresten as plans to add a rear wing were approved.
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Kenneth Osborne
Rittman
Wayne County Library Board
Wooster
Osborne
Robert Seiwerth
Orrville
Arrios Berkman
Sand
Plareld Hyun
Kathrine Sebinte
Warne County
Ruman Sereye
Doylestown
Cresten
Exer Steves
Gan
Mills Brothers Circus to Visit Rittman April 25
The Mills Brothers Circus returns to Rittman under Rotary Club sponsorship with two shows on April 25. Rotary President John Zivick, also event chairman, says the show offers many acts to delight both young and old. Tickets go on sale soon.
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Rittman
Hos
Rittman Roary Club
Leval Service Organization
Mills Brothers Circus
Rittmard
Theusread
Rotary
John Zivick
Mills Brothers
New Junior High Principal Hired for Rittman
Rittman Junior High School will get a new principal next month after Myron Steiner resigned to become Wayne County Commissioner. Thomas J Spear, currently a teacher and elementary principal in Arndale School District, has been extended a one year contract and will take over in early February. Spear, a Taylor University alumnus from Uvford Indiana with a master’s from Michigan State University, will live on North Metzger Avenue and earn 37080 for a 10 month term.
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Myron Steiner
Wayne County
Board of Education
Thomas J Spear
Arndale
Auburn Herald
Mick Spear
Rittman
Taylor Univrsity
Uvford Ind
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Spear
Metzger Avenue
Select Citizen Of The Year At Dinner Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce annual dinner will name the Citizen of the Year next Thursday night. Three judges will meet early in the week to choose from five nominating letters. Tickets are available at the Bedager Agency in German. Selections and speeches will highlight the event with local leaders speaking.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rittman
Chamber
Hales
Bedager
Rman
Barss
Loudonville
Stmel Development Corpora
Tavet Grsders
Credit Union Holds Election at 22nd Annual Meeting
The Akron area credit union elected directors to its board at Hale's Restaurant. Joe Felix, since 1950, Paul Baker, Francis Fetzer of Rittman, Harry W Reese of Sterling, and Rudy Mullooster of Wooster were named. Roy Van Nostran, Carl Adams, and Paul Copley join the credit committee. Felix was named president with Ron Wovat as vice president, Jacqueline Pereira as treasurer, and Francis Fetzer as secretary. A 5 percent dividend was declared. Music by John Snyder, Marvin Baum, and Gene Burkhart complemented the event along with performances by Bria Rutlan High School Choral Ties and Avery Kinch with a violin solo.
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Wkagin2 Corporation of America
Hale's
Joe Felix
Snce
Paul Baker
Francis Setzerall
Rittman
Harry W. “Reese
Sterling
Rudy Mul
Wooster
Toerve
Roy van Nostran
Carl
Tacqueline Pereira
Francis Fetzer
John Snyder - Ae
Marvin Baum
Gene Burkhart
Bria Rutnlan
Carolyn Warren
Avery Kinch
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