Buckeye Gardeners Plan Flower Show
Buckeye Garden Club schedules a flower show for September 4 and 5. At a Tuesday meeting at Rittman Public Library nine members discussed planting petunias, with Mrs. Dallas Haulk hosting and Mrs. Chester Haulk co hosting. Future plans include a June tour of the Wadsworth rose garden and a July trip to Canal Fulton summer theatre to see Love and Kisses.
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Rittman Public Library
Buckeye Garden Club
Stanley Dague
Rittman RD
Charles Grant
Dallas Haulk
Chester Haulk
Ohio
Rittman High School
Clark Michael
West Virginia
Wadsworth Rose Garden
Canal Fulton Summer Theatre
Meet Your Committee Meet Your Committee One In A Series
Arthur Jules Gram Jr staff assistant at Wadsworth Rittman Area Hospital Association lives in the area since 1957. He works in prototype products engineering at Babcox and Wilcox Barberton. Gram leads Wadsworth Civic Association and is a member of engineers societies. He was born in Chicago and is a Northwestern University 1947 graduate. He and Adelaide Gram reside at 752 Woodland Ave Wadsworth with three children. During the Korean War a helicopter from USS Helena earned the nickname Last Chance Tax.
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Arthur Jules Gram, Jr
Wadsworth-Rittman Area Hospital Association
Babcock and Wilcox
Barberton
Gram
Wadsworth Civic Association
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Ohio Society of Professional] Engineers
Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Naval Air Corps
Adelaide
Pembroke College
Providence
R. L
Woodland Avenue
Wadsworth
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Peter
Thais
Jonathan
Slow Pitch League Action Opens This Week With Six Games
Slow pitch action starts with six games this week as several teams set to open. The schedule includes Markleys Barber Shop Gordon s Bauders Electric K of P Horaks Restaurant Apostolics and more. Loop play begins June 8 with Braves Dodgers Cardinals Giants Mets Cubs matching on field one two and three respectively.
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Markley
Gordon’s
Bauder
Horak
Apostolics
Pittan’ Inghstolics
Banders
Ward
Jay- Cees
Braves
Dodgers
Cardinals
Giants
Mets
Cubs
Bible School At Sterling Church Daily Vacation
The Evangelical United Brethren Church in Sterling hosts Daily Vacation Bible School from June 8 to 19, 7 to 9 p.m. for children five before Sept 1 through sixth grade. The theme is Jesus with classroom teams led by listed kindergarten, primary, and junior department teachers.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sterling
Jesus
Carol McCoy
George Rastorfer
Josephine Gasser
Cathy Wirth
Caryn Barger
Joan Maibach
Kathy Maibach
Lillian Rastorfer
Maxine
Crossed Eyes Treatment Urged Before Age Four
Doctors warn that children do not outgrow crossed eyes and urge early treatment to prevent possible vision loss. Early intervention before the age of four is emphasized.
Indians Complete Year With 10-12 Record
Rittman Indians finished the season 10-12. Giamiond league standings were 8-6, best since joining six years ago. Curt Todd earned MVP at the athletic banquet, batting .282 with 22 runs and 12 steals. Cshuta led hitters at .380 with 19 hits in 50 at bats. Other regulars included Ramsier, Schumacher, Pittman, Gordon, Copley, Welling, Freed. Keister and Shankland hit .333 and .308 in final weeks.
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Rittman Indians
Giamiond
Rittman
Curt Todd
Todd
Dave Cshuta
Larry Ramsier
Ted Schumacher
Virgil Pittman
Jerry Gordon
Gary Copley
Jim Welling
Indians Close Season With Four Straight Wins
Schumacher led the hurlers with a 42 record while Pittman went 4 and 5 and Copley 1 and 3. Pittman fanned 77 in 57 innings as Wes Peterman mentored 15 players, all but Pittman and Copley set to return. Team awards honored Ramster, Schumacher, Pittman, Csuhta, Todd, Gordon, Copley, Welling, Watts and Freed after the banquet. Indians beat Smithville 17-2 and 5-4 and Doylestown 8-4 and 7-1. Pittman pitched two wins. Schumacher and Copley added one each.
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Schumacher
Pittman
Copley
Welling
Watts
Wes Peterman
Ramster
Csuhta
Todd
Gordon
Freed
Indians
Smithville
Doylestown
Home as the center of affections in Mary Baker Eddy's view
The quotation from Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes that home is the dearest place on earth and should be the heart of affections, not a boundary. It frames home as a central, enduring source of love and stability.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Buckeye Gardeners Plan
Carl Yoho
Milton Garden Club
Helena
Rittman Press
Jerry Whims
Ike Ramsier
James Witzberger
Sterling Church
Kroger
North Main Street
Russell Frey
Fred Freed
Jim Keister
Roger Shankland
Dan Tackett
Dick Marty
Jim Maynard
John Watts
Ramsier
Unispher
American Express
Rittman Savings Bank
Wayne County
Ben Franklin
The
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coLumBia
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