New Books at Rittman Public Library
Library Corner reviews five recent titles including David the King by Gladys Schmitt a vivid portrait of David the shepherd turned king Also Side of Innocence by Taylor Caldwell So Well Remembered by James Hilton Dark Sails by Helen Topping Midler and Love Has No Alibi by Octavus Roy Cohen Each description highlights strong characters settings and dramatic plots from biblical saga to postwar Britain a Georgia coast romance and a mystery romance caper
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Taylor Caldwell
New York
James Hilton
British Midlands
Woma
Helen Topping Midler
Georgia
Spain
Florida
England
Octavus Roy Cohen
Ralph Scholott Named as New Sterling Coach
Ralph C. Rudy Scholott of Canton is named Sterling high school coach for the next year. Superintendent Roy Sinclair announced the first specially hired coach for Sterling in some time, with Sinclair continuing as teacher and administrator. Scholott, Canton Lehman 1938 and Mt. Union College 1943 graduate, was a standout in basketball and track in high school and later played semifPro basketball, earning high scoring trophies in tournaments.
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Ralph C
Rudy” Scholott
Canton
Sterling High School
Roy Sinclair
Sterling
Sinclair
Schlott
Canton Lehman High
Mt. Union College
Canton Waterworks
Memorial Day Parade Draws Large Rittman Crowd
Large turnout fills Rittman streets for Memorial Day parade honoring war heroes. Color guard leads, followed by Rittman high school band. Rev Carl Matthews addresses the crowd on sacrifice and world affairs. Officials include D. Wenger, John Wenger, Herald Mongey, Mayor Melvin Ritter, and County Legion Commander Walter Keating.
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Rittman
Rittman Streets
Rittman High School
Carl Matthews
Orrville
Herald Mongey
American Legion
Melvin Ritter
Legion
Carl Milford
Lincoln
Veterans Parade Includes WWII and WWI Participants
About 60 World War II veterans and 20 World War I veterans joined a parade alongside Boy and Girl Scouts and the American Legion Auxiliary. Gold Star parents and wives were escorted in special cars.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star
Atterbury Separation Plan Outlined for June 30
The Atterbury separation will end June 30 with last separatees from Camp Atterbury Indiana. Personnel whose homes lie in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky will be separated at Fort Meade Maryland. Those from Indiana will be separated at Fort Sheridan Illinois.
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Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Ohio
West Virgina
Kentucky
Fort George G Meade
Maryland
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Personal news from Michigan visitors return home
Mrs William Henzie sister of Mrs Ollie Cox and Mrs Van Rus sell Smith after visiting Mrs Cox during illness return to Michigan. Mr and Mrs Charles Trent Mr and Mrs Earl Killough Mr and Mrs Dale Trent Mr and Mrs Ray Yocheim Mr and Mrs Sam Welch Mrs Elwood Forrer Miss Frances Nolt Mrs Melvin Kennedy and children were
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William Henzie
Ollie Cox
van Russell Smith
Cox
Michigan
Charles Trent
Earl Killough
Dale Trent
Ray Yocheim
Sam Welch
Elwood Forrer
Frances Nolt
Melvin Kennedy
Thursday Guests at Roy Trent Home Observed by Local Family
Thursday visitors at the Roy Trent residence included Mrs. Harvey Studer and her sons Samuel Frank and Harvey Jr from Wooster. They spent the weekend with her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Martin Studer, who live in the Rev First home in town. Mrs Cleo Bird also spent Sunday visiting her parents Mr and Ollie Cos.
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Roy Trent
Harvey Studer and Sons
Samuel, Frank and
Harvey, Jr
Wooster
Martin Studer
Rev. First
Cleo Bird
and Ollie Cos
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The
Rittman Public Library
David
Gladys Schmitt
Judah
Israel
Ralph Scholott
Dad
Robinett
Bae UU le
Atterbury
Cleveland
Sheaffer
Springer’s Furniture
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