Debbi Kay Rowe Engaged to David B Heaberlin
Mr and Mrs William Dean Rowe announce the engagement of their daughter Debbie Kay Rowe to David B Heaberlin son of Mr and Mrs William Oscar Heaberlin. Debbie is a 1967 Wadsworth High School graduate employed by Super Mold Corp Wadsworth. David is a 1967 Rittman High School graduate employed at Kroger's.
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William Dean Rowe
Trease Road
Wadsworth
Debbie Kay
David B. Heaberlin
Wiliam Oscar Heaberlin
South First
Miss Rowe
Wadsworth High School
Super Mold Corp
David
Rittman High School
Kroger’s
Ohio State Honor Roll Includes Local Students
A news release lists four Ohio residents on the autumn honor roll of Ohio State University. Thomas Eugene De voe of 279 West Ohio Harmon James Conrad of Sterling Robert Thomas Abt of 157 Orchard and Thomas Patrick Daley of 425 South Portage in Doylestown. Each earned at least a 3.5 GPA and were enrolled for 12 or more credit hours.
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Rittman
Ohio State University
Thomas Eugene Devoe
West Ohio
Harmon James Conrad
Sterling
Robert Thomas Abt
Orchard
Thomas Patrick Daley
South Portage
Doylestown
Stu
Bowling Standings and High Scores from Local 276 Meet
Local 276 leads with 14 points as Wednesday bowling totals roll in. Ward's 77 Sunset Lanes and S and W trail with 13. Badager's posted a 2767 series led by Bob Wallace 601 and 256. Turner 607 and Steiner 593 with a 212. Lower 587 with 215 and 202. Other 200s include Howell 215 Oplinger 211 Shuman 208 Hoch Stetler 206 Gross Milhoan 204 Miller 203 Johnston 200.
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Ward’s
Sunset Lanes
S&w
Badager’s
Bob Wallace
Bob Shook
Dick Fleming
Glen Turner
Snick Steiner
Clarence Lower
Navy student attends electronics technician school at Great Lakes
Frederick J. Burger USN son of Marguerite Burger of 164 Sterling attends basic Electronics Technician School at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. The course covers maintenance and repair of shipboard and shore station electronics and communication systems and teaches use of precision test equipment including cathode ray scopes frequency meters and tube testers.
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Frederick J. Burger
USN
Marguerite-Burger
Sterling
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Cub Scout Pack 3400 Holds Milton Church Meeting
Communications was the meeting theme as Pack 3400 at Milton United Presbyterian Church held a program with dens performing skits and games. Webelos demonstrated fitness. Jeff Gould and Dana Lucans earned Bobcat pins. John King Wolf Badge. Steve Telford Bear Badge. Jon Hults received first activity badge for a Webelo in Rittman. several boys joined Webelo den and Troop 405 welcomed Gary Klotzle. Pack 4 earned a Goodwill Day plaque under Andy Rigas and Roy Massie.
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Milton United Presbyterian Church
Webelos
Jeff Gould
Dana Lucans
Jack Williams
John King
Steve Telford
Webelo
Rittman
Jon Hults
Ricky Rigas
Karl Rohrer
Dick Smith
Webelo Scout den
Robert—Meade
Gary Klotzle
Gary
Den 4
Andy Rigas
Roy Massie
Mike Blackwell
Mike McDonald
Ricky Massie
Jeff Steele
Driving on Icy Roads Warns of Accidents
Department of Highway Safety urges motorists to keep a light foot on the accelerator and brake on icy roads and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles to prevent crashes. Crowding increases collision risk.
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Department of Highway Safety
Family Drug Leads Play In League Showdown
Family Drug led Conley s League play with high team game and high series. 77 Sunger Lanes and Western Roto placed second and third. Drug scorers posted 2802 team and 1010 series. Lanes 981 and 2743. Roto totaled 2636 and 928. Bob Bauer posted 242 and 624. Truman Huff 233 and 616 were runner up. Bob Rosenberg 226 and 587 was third. John Skraba also high with 226.
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Family Drug
Conley
Sunger
Western Roto
Roto
Bob Bauer
Truman_Huff
Bob Rosenberg
John Skraba
Mills Tops In League In PCA Mixed Bowling Night
Jerry Rauschenberg led high single and high game with 225 and 54 over average. Oscar Mellot 205 and Richard Fleming 292 joined six players over 200. Jane Hoover and Glenna Moyer shared high women single 150, Moyer high series 410. Jim Young 576 series. Chargers led team game 1092 and series 2929. Mills leads league with 106 points. QC’s 90. Mill Workers 86.
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Jerry Rauschenberg
Jerry
Oscar Mellot
Harry Kelly
Richard Fleming
Kenny Goo
At “Smotherman
Smotherman
Rauschenberg
Jane Hoover
Glenna Moyer
Jim Young
Chargers
Mill Workers
Indians face Northwestern after rough weekend in WCL
The Rittman Indians head to Northwestern as league leader Northwestern hunts another win after a 1 defeat season. Earlier Wayne Dale beat Rittman 54 40 while Cloverleaf edged them 62 61 and reserves beat Waynedale 41 34.
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Indians
Northwestern
Huskies
Smithville
Tribe
Waynedale
Rittman
Cloverleaf
Indians Narrow Defeat After Late Rally in Cloverleaf Clash
Rittman trailed Cloverleaf by as many as 13 points but surged in the fourth period. Jim Ullman and Tom Horner sparked a comeback to force a 58-58 tie before Van Peterman and Horner closed the late scoring. Cloverleaf finally held on 62-61 as Rittman missed critical free throws. Reserves beat Cloverleaf 55-51 with Ron Wipperman scoring 26.
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van Peterman
Butch UlIman
Rittman
Om Horner
Indians
Cloverleaf
Jim Ullman
Tom Horner
Jerry Race
Tribe
Horner
Rittman Reserves
Ron Wipperman
Forrer's Ahead In Ladies League Upset by Dee Reynolds
Dee Reynolds rolled a golden series forrer's agency led the team with a 608 series including 184 186 and 238 while Forrer's Agency pace kept a high single of 867 and total 2500 in Ladies City League play.
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Dee Reynolds
Dee
Forrer
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D. Heaberlin
Ohio
Lakes
Debbie Kay Rowe
S. Main
N. Main ST
the Rittman Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
W’hale
Northwest
Varsity
The
Coercense Neitend “Oi 7
East Water Temp.Recovery
OUR
Nail Clipper
Dandee
OTATO
John Lehman
Lloyds Radio
IA Conley
Rittman Shopping Center
U.S
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