Busy School Summer Programs Across Arts and Driver Training
Students and adults head into a busy summer with reading courses and private lessons at West Hill School. Nurse reading sessions run 8 to 11:30 a.m. daily through July 12. Miss Betty Klotzle teaches six week private music lessons at Rittman High. Summer band directed by Miss Lind Melenbach and Mrs Lois Jean Hochstetler at Lee High. Gene Sharick, instrumental music director, will study at University of Michigan and unavailable for private instruction. Driver training runs June 17 to July 3 with in-classroom and in-ear training. full course July 8 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
West Hill School
Betty Klotzle
Cat Rittman High Schoodering
Donald Ritchie
Traveling Display To Visit Rittman
A traveling display of time saving household products will visit Diversion Hall in Rittman on Saturday, June 15 from 1 to 9 p m. The exhibit features Amway products for care of the home. Don and Clara Jenkins sponsor the event as local Amway distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Diversion Hall
Amway
Don and
Clara Jenkins
Jlocal
Connie Rhonemus Graduates From Grove City College
Constance Rhonemus daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Rhonemus from 183 Grandview was awarded a bachelor of arts at Grove City College commencement exercises in Grove City Pennsylvania last week. She is a Rittman High School graduate who majored in elementary education and was a member of Sigma Theta Chi. Connie plans to teach second grade in East Orange New Jersey next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Rhonemus
C. E. Rhonemus
Grandview
Grove City
College
Connie
Rittman High School
Sigma Theta Chi Sorority
East Orange
New Jersey
Chippewa District Names School Head
Dr. Donald Cobbs named head of Chippewa Local Schools in Doylestown replacing Hazel Harvey who retired. Contract set at 11000 first year and 11500 second year for two years. Sam Yelic offered two year 11 month contract at same pay. Board to inspect school buildings Sunday and review junior high principal applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald ‘. Cobbs
Monroe—County
Chippewa
Doylestown
Hazel Harvey
Sam Yelic
Recreation Activity Off To Big Start
Recreation director Gerald Whims reports high turnout in opening week with 400 plus swimmers at the pool. City parks host daylight play including crafts badminton and whiffle ball with events like Crazy Dress Day June 8 and a July pet show. Central Park hosts all activities while playgrounds operate at Legion Grandview Third Street Front Street and West Hill under supervision of Natalie Wheeler Marilyn Grieves and Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Whims
Crothet
Central Park
Legion Park
Grandview Park
Third Street Park
Front Street
West Hill
Natalie Wheeler
Marilyn Grieves
Doylestown Man Receives Degree at Ohio Wesleyan University
Paul C. Wennermark of 360 Church Street Doylestown earned a bachelor of arts in psychology at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. Commencement address by Rev. Samuel R. Smith of Harbel Liberia urged human dimension in world leadership and respect for emerging nations. Dr Carlton Babbs, Park Hill Methodist Church Denver, urged endless education for future happiness. Four hundred seniors received diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Wennermark
Church Street
Doylestown
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Samuel R. Smith
J.‘Carlton Babbs
Park Hill Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
Mills Completes Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals Course
Gerald L Mills of Hickin Avenue Rittman completes a four week Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals course at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee. He qualifies for further training as selected naval aviation personnel and may enter Aviation Machinist Mate or Aviation Structural Mechanic schools. The Military Sea Transportation Service was activated October 1 1949 combining Army and Navy transports to move troops and supplies globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Mills
Gerald C. Mills
Hickin Avenue
Rittman
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Navy
Military Sea Transportation Service
Army
Grandson Brett Southworth Featured in Saturday Evening Post
The Charles Grant family in Grant Grandson The 136 Farlawn area cheers as a seven month old Brett Southworth appears in a full page shot in the Saturday Evening Post. The image was taken in Dr. William-A Kramm’s Niantic Connecticut office during a vaccination visit for a Post article on American doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant
Farlawn
Brett Southworth
Saturday Evening Post
Shawn
Post
William—A. Kramm
Niantic
Conn
Brian
Candy
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
Transfers list multiple parcels in Rittman Chippewa Two Milton Two and surrounding areas from Semler Development to private buyers and couples across 0.50 to 2.33 acres. A note announces a new Savings Bond exchange option allowing E bond holders to swap for H bonds with tax deferral until cashing the H bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semler Development Company
Earl Donald
Sybie Eloise Rubilot
Rittman
David C
Gladys L. Davis
Otto
Ruth Perry
Ruth P. Perry
Howard Ray
Janet L. Anderson
Chippewa Two
Roy
Doris Tester
Alonzo
Evelyn Stevens
Chippewa_Two
Charles
Beverly Hine
Eugene
Ruby—Talbert
Mark L
Geraldine Stetler
Ned E
Gertrude E. Sharp
Doylestown
Clifford C. McGinnis
Willis G
Edith M. Betts
Chippewa Twp
Easton. Lumber Co
Merle C
Irene V. Crites
Smithville
Robert E
Ben F. Bodager
Arthur D
Bertha Gasser
D. James
Lois A. Betes
Milton Two
Howard W
Lucy M. Beery
John J
Lauretta A. Miracle
Harold—Franklin
Patricia
U. S
Scholarships For Norwaye Students
Three Norwayne High School seniors receive scholarships to Ohio colleges. Bonnie Bucklew of Sterling earns a PTA scholarship and will study elementary education at Ashland College. John McIlvaine of Creston earns an academic scholarship to the College of Wooster for liberal arts. Barry Romich of Creston wins an academic scholarship for engineering at Cleveland State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwayne High School
Ohio
Bonnie Bucklew
Fred Bucklews
Sterling
Ashland College
John McIlvaine
Rex McIlvaine
Creston
College of Wooster
Barry Romich
Ben Romich
Sister of Local Woman Buried in Wadsworth
Services for Mrs. Virginia Engler 44 of Wadsworth sister of Mrs. Betty Mills of Rittman were held Monday. She died after a weeklong illness at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital. A Barberton native, she lived in Wadsworth 35 years and belonged to the Eagles Auxiliary. She leaves her husband Louis and three sons William Newark Dick in the Navy Norfolk and Bobby at home, plus one grandchild. Burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery, Wadsworth, with Rev. J Louis Wolf officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Engler
Wadsworth
Betty Mills
Rittman
Woodlawn Cemetery
J. Louis Wolf
Sunlike heat powers lab gun in Silver Spring
A Mary Baker Eddy quote notes temperatures as high as the sun’s surface generated by a hyperballistics gun at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland. The line contrasts winter gloom with a summer glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Silver Spring
Mary Baker Eddy
Navy First Transits Panama Canal in 1914
The Navy completed the first crossing of the Panama Canal on October 12 1914 as USS Jupiter moved from the Pacific to the Atlantic, marking a historic maritime milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama ‘Canal
Jupiter
Pacific
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connie _Rhonemus
We Calls
Aoc
QROUP
Akita
Ike Ramster
Whims Iord
Barabara Lewis
Florida
Grant
Pontiac
Rupp Brothers
Ritiman, Ohio
Ball Diamond
Scott Hilty
Hartzler
John
Lauretta Miracle
Ruth Ingold Et al
Kenneth E
Flora Jane Winkler
Harold J
Josephine Davis
Lester E
Thelma Marie Wallace
Sun
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Troy Donahue, Sandra Dee
Marlon, Brando
The
Strand Theatre
Marlon Brando
Debbie Reynolds
Calais
Meade Hardware
S. Main
Bobbie Fields
Hazel
OSAGE
Bonita Road
Wadsworth, Oto
Mogler
RCA Victor
Kelvinator
Mogler Electric
S. Main ST. & Old Cheese Factory
the Wayne
N. Market
Wooster, Ohio
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