Police court fines for motorists include suspensions and jail
Clarence Boyce was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed for three days for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He also paid 15 dollars and costs for no operator’s license. Earl Wagner received 15 dollars and costs for speeding, and Glenn Bartrum was fined 120 dollars with 110 dollars suspended if he pays damages after an accident. Gerald Faggert paid 3 dollars for a traffic light violation. Jenn Griffin and Vermillah Beichler were fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Charles Cook was charged with speeding and will be fired June 7.
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Opening Round Wins Boost Hot Rove League Start
In the Hot Rove League Morton Salt defeated C of C 8 to 5. Doylestown toppled OBC Management Club 18 to 4 and the Lions beat Rotary 13 to 9. Sunday’s games were rained out and postponed. Fundraising day in June aims to raise nearly 300 dollars to sustain the league.
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Memorial Day Parade Highlights in Rittman
Shown are marchers in last Thursday memorial procession. Rittman American Legion post members appear with cub scouts and their leader. Gold Star parents and boy scouts participate. Rev. E S Hendrick, former Rittman pastor, spoke at cemetery services.
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Grange Plans Picnic and July Activities
At the Rittman Grange monthly meeting in Milton Township School, Sterling, plans were laid for an annual Grange picnic on July 2 at Wadsworth Park. Reports covered Fifth Degree Work at Wooster Township School and T B X Ray plans.
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A Grange
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St Ann's Study Club Plans June Meeting at Home
The St Ann's Study Club gathers Friday June 7 at 8 15 p m in Mrs Melvin Blough's home after church services. The program features moving pictures filmed last June at the church and a screening tied to Father Farrell's Golden Jubilee, with Mrs Sam Britton presiding.
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Melvin Blough
Father Farrells
Sam Britton
Legion Team to Open Season at Home in Central Buckeye League
The Rittman American Legion opens its Central Buckeye League season this Sunday with a 2 PM home game against Wadsworth at the CBC field on Industrial Street. Manager Jo Cardace heads a team composed of Hot Stove League graduates with coaches Stefanese and Don Dusky guiding business operations.
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Grahbper
Tollaweer
Olla Pedrida Club Concludes Year With Festive Meeting
Seventeen members answered roll call for the final Ola Pedrida Club meeting before summer recess. Guests wore festival hats and outfits bought at annual grab bag auctions run by the ways and means committee. Mrs Foster Baker won a prize for a 1920 flapper creation. In January the group met at an old one room schoolhouse for a closing day exercise with Mrs GH Clippinger as teacher and Mrs Esther Wagner as school inspector.
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Howard Longworth
Drad
Ways, and Means
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Janes
GH. Clippinger
Steacher
Esther Wagner
Paul Oberlin Plans European Sanitarium Treatment
Paul Oberlin left on Thursday by plane for Switzerland for a six or eight week stay. He expects to enter a sanitarium in Europe for treatment of a heart ailment.
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Paul Oberlin
Switzerland
Europe
Ste Ann's Altar Society Plans Summer Event
Ste Ann's Altar Society met at Mrs Finnest Wald's home for a final session before recess. They scheduled a pie social in Ritman Central Park on Thursday with a potluck lunch and white elephant prizes, inviting members to bring tableware and a dish.
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Ste Ann's Altar Society
Thursdas
Finnest Wald
Ladis
Reno Hardgroyve
Joseph McElwee
Funeral services for Mirrell Ad aums 59
Mirrell Ad aums 59 died Saturday June 1 of a stroke while visiting in St Petersburg. funeral services held Tuesday. He was brother of Brarmett Adis of Ratt Chieakn born in aston son of Walter and Mars Adams moved to Pedsbohe in 1946 a World War I veteran. More than 50 Lions and guests attended the annual installation of officers Monday at the American Legion Hall Deputy Fred Larcamp installed officers. Karl Gillman became Lion President replacing Ken Leatherman. Additional officers named include John Winkler Wayne Ferrer Howard Brown Jay Rohrer Rollin Jones Len Overs Charles Wald Ray Snyder Chet Haulk Boyd Miller Ed Ramgier Austin Gift. Lions and wives enjoyed a musical trio from Elyria Bonnie Haw Gen Poor Danny Walker. Deputy Larcamp congratulated new Lions president Karl Gillman.
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Karl Gillman
Ken Leatherman
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John Winkler
Wayne Ferrer
Howard Brown
Jay Rohrer
Rollin Jones
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