Summit Beach Park Selected as Location for Picnic
Rittman Community Picnic committee met June 22 to decide the August 7 picnic will be at Summit Beach park. The cross section group includes American Legion Ohio Boxboard Ohio Salt Rittman Automobile Club Rittman Business Men's association Rittman Grange and Rittman Rotary club. Lack of park facilities for a crowd led to not using the theatre option.
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Rittman Community
Rittman
Summit Beach Park
American Legion
Ohio Boxboard Company
Ohio Salt Company
Rittman Automobile Club
Ritt Man Business Men's Association
Rittman Grange
Rittman Rotary Club
Local Chautauqua Committee Elects 1926 Officers
The Local Chautauqua Committee met in Rittmay on Monday and Tuesday with an advance Redpath Chautauqua representative. Officers for 1926 were elected and new program promises were discussed including more comfortable seats and several improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauqua
Rittmay
Ideal Chautauqua Association
W. A. Garver
W. B. Lee
R. J. Kraibill
Vern Gebhart
Harry Heffleman
C. C
Gregg Clippinger
Chis. Baker
Stevens
John Viel
J. B. Hickin
A. C. Maine
W. M
Erie Railroad Seeks Right Angle Crossing Change
Attorneys Weygandt and Ress filed a common pleas court petition asking Rittman village officials to direct construction of a right angle crossing at Hight Avenue where the Erie Railroad tracks would intersect the line, replacing the present angle. Residents oppose the project citing traffic and street improvements.
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Kite RR
Fredrick Family Returns From Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs R V Fredrick with their son and daughter returned to Rittman after weeks touring Colorado. They attended the International Rotary convention in Denver and praised the warm reception and scenery encountered across multiple states along the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Fredrick
Rittman
Colorado
Denver
T International
Miss Jean Harrison to Wed in Loudonville Church
Miss Jean Harrison former high school faculty member and girls basketball coach will marry Elmo Bumster of Sharon Pennsylvania on Thursday July 1 at 8 p.m. in Loudonville Presbyterian church. Her parents Mr and Mrs A P Harrison Loudonville issued invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harrison
A. P. Harrison
Loudonville
Miss Jean Harrison
Elmo Bumster
Sharon
Loudonville Presbyterian Church
Altar Society Meeting at Goffinet Home
A very successful Altar Society meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Goffinet on Thursday June 24. The ladies quilted a quilt and prepared a top for another. A large picnic dinner followed in the yard under the trees. The secretary read last meeting’s report and it was decided to meet at Mrs. Charles Goffinet’s in four weeks. Attendees included many named members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Arthur Goffinet
Charles Goffinet
Abe Zeigler
Henry
Alphus Goffinet
Theodore Maine
John Petit
M. Kindly
Cecelia Zeigler
Carl Rizer
Neice
Virginia Tréster
Dawson
Peter Petit
Helen
Alferd Gordon
Andy Gardner
Sam Britton
Armand Goffinet
Alvin Petit
Bert Gordon
Opal Kabel
Harry Britton
A.E. Goffinet
Canal Fulton Rotary Charter Night Held With 300 Present
The 21st district Rotary International granted a charter to Canal Fulton on Monday night in the presence of over 300 Rotarians from 16 clubs. Charter members include Wim Fellmeth James Finnefrock John Goshorn Roy Hofateter Carl McFarland Arthur McGrew Orris Miller Fred Mitchell Harry Myers Richard Myers Edward Weichter Walter O’Brien Edward Parker Paul Paulson Harry Pitz George Storrie and Samuel Stophlet. Rittman club was represented by 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Canal Fulton
Wim
Fellmeth
James Finnefrock
John Goshorn
Roy Hofateter
Carl McFarland
Arthur McGrew
Orris Miller
Fred Mitchell
Harry Myers
Richard Myers
Edward Weichter
Walter O'Brien
Edward Parker
Paul Pauls
Harry Pitz
George Storrie
Samuel ‘Stophlet
Rittman ‘Club
Robi
Plattér
Supt Garver
J. 3
Ganon
So Snyder
Win
Procussion
Snyder
DFS
Gregg
Wi 'R. ‘Shook
E.G. Brant
Ban
J. B. Hickin
Hatfield-Waggamon Wedding Unites Verna Hatfield and Perry Waggamon
At the Hatfield home on a Saturday noon, Verna Hatfield wed Perry Waggamon of Haston in a simple ceremony led by Rev. Jennie Metsker. Attendants included family from Sterling, Kittyman, Boston, and local relatives. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hatfield
Verna
Perry Waggamon
Haston, C
Jennie Metsker
J. W. Lance
Sterling
John Hatefield
J. ‘B. Sherrick
Kittyman
Irvin Waggamon
Everett, Pail
Mary Waggamon
J. E. “Metsiter
Boston
Attempted death by own action ends with rescue
Following domestic troubles Louis Obodich of Salt street extension threatened to take his life. Monday morning he attempted death by own action but his wife cut him down, saving his life. A doctor was summoned and he is expected to be none the worse for the attempt in a few days.
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Louis Obodich
Salt Street
Thompson-Wightman Nuptials in Wopeter Parish
On Saturday Clinton Wightman of Medina and Leona Clayne Thomason of this place were married by Rev. Black at Wopeter. The bride, a well known local resident, is the daughter of Mrs Hattie Thompson. The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and then return to join friends at View Avenue Wadaworth. Wightman is employed at the Ohio injector plant.
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Clinton Jy" Wightman
Ot Medina
Leona Clayne Thomason
Marrage
Michigan
Lipon
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Citizens Savings & Loan Purchases Site for New Home
The Citizens' Savings & Loan Company has bought a site next to Brenneman grocery from Mrs. John Dorthick for a permanent home. A building will be erected there in the future to establish a suitable facility.
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Citizens’ Savings & Loan Company
Atot
John Dorthick
Brenneman
Meda Meek Granted Divorce in Gross Neglect Case
Judge Starn granted a divorce to Meda Meek from Edward Meek on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Meda was restored to her maiden name Meda Workman. Attorney K E Hoover represented the plaintiff in the court.
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Starn
Meda Meek
Edward Meek
Meda Workman
K. E. Hoover
License Granted to Ira Shaffer and Dorotha Dennecker
Last Friday a marriage license was issued to Ira J. Shaffer of Milton township and Dorotha M Dennecker of Canton. Reverend D R McFadden was named as officiating clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Shaffer
Milton Township
Dorotha M Dennecker
Canton
D. R. McFadden
Fetear Family Holds Annual Reunion at Brenneman Home
The Fetear family convened at the country home of W M Brenneman in Shineraburg for their annual reunion. A large gathering attended a noon dinner after a day of festive activities and tying events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.m.brenneman
Shineraburg
Fetear
Landis Couple Leave for Indiana Vacation
Tuesday morning Mr and Mrs J C Landis departed for Indiana to attend the Leatherman reunion and visit relatives in Goshen. They will spend a few days at Winona Lake where their son Willard is employed during vacation months, staying about two weeks.
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J. C. Landis
Indiana
Leatherman
Goshen
Winona Lake
Willard
YODER BOWE MARRIAGE IN SMITHVILLE AREA
On last Thursday Alva M Rows of this place and Rozellz Yoder of Smithville were united in marriage. Rev J B Gorig of Smithville performed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva M. Rows
Rozellz Yoder
Smithville
J. 8. Gorig
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Summit Beach
Altar Society Meeting
Ger Ee Eet Et
Vadsse
Arate
Don Smith
Independence Hall
United States
Hatfield-Waggamon
Tor
Dayer
TVA
Neuss
Tae
Sible School
Oem
Islet
Ome
Einmbersk
Dines
RCN
Dooee
Oye
Hy Bae
MT Dyk
Epladnens
Citizens' Savings & Loan Company
WED
W. M. Brenneman
Yoder
BOWE
Walt
the Rittman Savings Bank
Pari
Wal
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