War Bond Pledge Drive Sets Monthly Target in Rittman
The V U S War Bond Pledging Campaign in Rittman aims to earmark at least 5000 monthly for war bonds and stamps from wages. Chairman C E Rhonemus summarized pledge books. Wayne County's June quota is 204000. Volunteers including many solicitors urged payroll deductions and window stickers to support the government’s drive toward a one billion dollar monthly pledge starting July.
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Melvin Beach
Everett Winkler
Donald Kirk
Mike Serjack
W Bodager
C E Rhonemus
Ralph Overholt
Elizabeth Shackleford
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William Harmon
Helen Steiner
Neva Maurer
Ernest Howell
Robert Hickin
Willard Hilty
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Ralph Krabil
A. L. Ebert
Charles Rohrer
John Fisher
Services Saturday for Mrs Geisinger
Funeral services for Mrs Isle Geisinger 70 will be held Saturday at 2 39 at Knupps Church west of Rittman. She died Wednesday night at Dover. Geisinger was well known in Rittman where she was born and raised, with relatives including Mrs C E Beyler and Mrs Hattie Sigler in the area.
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Isle_Sicter Geisinger
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FLAS DAY June 14 Flag Sale Promoted by Roxman Press
The Roxman Press promotes Flag Day on June 14 with a patriotic flag sale. Readers are urged to prepare for celebrations and buy a American flag at a special promotional price detailed on page 6.
May rainfall reaches normal levels across county
Rainy May ended with rainfall near the long term average at about 3.73 inches. June started with a 0.43 inch downpour and hail in places, causing minor garden damage and rattling car tops in Wooster. Showers were spotty though generally well distributed, with some deluges in one area but missing nearby sections.
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Births in Bryan and Sterling Families Claim Newborns
A boy born to Mr and Mrs Russell Stryder of Bryan on May 23 named Bruce Norman. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Drule Rowe of Sterling on June 3 at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital. Names and exact times appear in local notices.
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Rittman
Satan and Adolf swap notes in a Caldwell Journal cartoon
A Caldwell Ohio cartoon printed in the Caldwell Journal depicts a parody exchange between Satan and Adolf Hitler. The Devil tells Hitler Uncle Sam will make the hellish plans harder, then assigns Hitler to “take this job” in hell as punishment while urging him to abandon conquest. The piece is credited to L. H. Tarleton of Caldwell and submitted by Henry Long, Rittman rural mail carrier.
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Church School Begins Monday at Rittman
The Rittman Press announces the Rillasan Vacation Church School will run June 8 through June 26 at the Main Street grade school. Sessions start at 9:00 am and end at 11:30 am with a recess. The dean leads a teacher corps and playground supervisors. children aged 4 to 14 are invited to enroll on opening day for a full program.
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Concrete Pour Underway For New Tommy Run Bridge
The first concrete was poured today for the north abutment of a new steel bridge over Tommy Run at the North Rittman line. County Engineer office oversees the project with A T Andrew. if weather holds, the structure could be up in two weeks. Earlier a test on the old bridge by Walter Metzler showed its carrying capacity at 64 tons before failure.
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Changes in Honor Roll Grow to 170 Names
The Rittman Press front page feature War Service Honor Roll expands with additions Clarence Johnson and John Reynolds of Sterling Norman Begley Leroy Ott of Rittman and correction of Bardean Shiffer. Four inductees were rejected including Owen Baker Mason Day Albert Cattin and Charles Marty. The roll now stands at 170 names.
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Rittman
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Owen Baker
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Milton Township
Rotary Club Adds Four Members to Reach Thirty
Rittman Rotary welcomes Francis Kanehl and H A Beughner to boost membership to 30, with seven charter members still active. The club notes 15 new members in two years, mentions attendance records, and calls for a Sunshine Camp fundraiser to aid crippled children.
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Robert Hickin
Frank Gilbert
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Joseph Wald
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R. V Fredrick
J H. Fisher
Ben Hershey
A. L. Ebert
E. G. Branigan
Vacation Bible School Enrollment Rises at First Brethren Church
The Vacation Bible School at First Brethren Church opened last Monday with 65 enrolled and growing. Attendance Wednesday reached 62. Registrations remain open until next Tuesday for those away on vacation. the church is painting the hall this week.
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Two Teachers Resign at Jamesson Board Meeting
The Jamestown board accepted resignations from two teachers Miss Katherine Oilhouse language teacher at the high school resigns to pursue graduate work at the University of Michigan next year. Miss Naomi Goodwin primary teacher will teach at Wooster Township school and live with her mother in Wooster. No new teachers were hired. A refunding note for 294,949.80 was sold to Rittman Savings Bank. The board will meet the first Wednesday of the month at 8 p.m. for the summer.
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Small World Sunday Brings Rittman Reunion and Local News
Southern Ohio gathering marks a 30th wedding anniversary as residents meet Mrs Laursbel Moone s former Rittman art teacher s parents. Grady Ingle reports coastal war news from near Charleston while townsfolk recall Navy life and Washington hopes. The Horn sprayer truck signals town activity as Boxboard workers visit relatives. strawberries shine in the season. Bob Simonton jokes about heat and oats at Ohio Injector Co with salty treatments.
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Laursbel Moone
Rittman Art
Start Course for War Police in Akron Auxiliary Training
Rittman sent a rousing reply to the Japs who bombed Dutch Harbor as 44 men signed for 40 hours of auxiliary police training at City Hall Wednesday night led by W B Eshelman. The nine week accelerated program will run each Wednesday, with a joint graduation planned.
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Boxboard Electricians Return From Hospital
Clarence Kunkler of Grandview and William Clark of Sheldon ave electricians at the Ohio Boxboard Co injured in a May 23 accident returned home from Wadsworth Hospital this week. Kunkler came home Sunday and Clark Wednesday. Both were burned about the face chest and arms when a break away switch threw out in the trol room as a workman stands near a high voltage line in the concrete floor with an air hammer. Production was stopped about three hours while repairs were made.
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Sheldon Ave
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18 Returned To Draft Board Unfit For War
Of the 58 selectees who left Orrville Friday morning 18 were returned as physically unfit. In this area named individuals include Albert Joseph Cattin Sterling Frederick Mason Day Rittman Charles H Marty Sterling Lavesme R Etling Mars Owen W Baker Rittman and others.
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Wartime USO drive underway in Milton Township area
Ritual Sterling and Milton Township mobilize for USO drive to raise funds for wartime support. Campaign chairs announce house to house canvass in Rittman and Sterling with quotas set and local editors urging participation. Community leaders stress small gifts from every resident to aid 2,000,000 soldiers through club houses canteens and service centers.
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Wooster Daily Record
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Residents Pay Half Oiling Cost
Road maintenance in Aktmin involves oiling cindered streets and surrounding areas. Troyer Conducting Co of Akron completed the work using 16 000 gallons bought from National Refining Co of Cleveland. Local property owners paid about half the cost, with boxboard drives and oil purchases aiding the project.
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Miss Olthouse Resigns to Pursue Michigan Graduate Work
In Rittman last week Miss Katherine Olthouse announced her resignation from teaching and organizational memberships to pursue graduate study at the University of Michigan. She plans a master of arts degree and will not be in Rittman next year, noting her two pleasant years in town.
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Wayne County War List Adds 183 Names in Wooster Panel
A new Wayne County men in the service panel will be erected at Wooster public square containing 183 names, lifting the total to 968. The list excludes those who left last Friday for the army. Mil ton Township Honor Roll previously reported in The Rittman Press listed 170 names.
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Crop Yields Fail to Keep Pace with Science
In the Middle West a statement from the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes that despite farming advances and machinery, soil fertility has declined and average crop yields remain about the same as 60 years ago. Dr. C. E. Millar of Michigan State College cites limited gains for potatoes and wheat, with overall yields stagnating.
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