Rittman School Board Names New Principals and Hires Faculty
The Rittman board at its June meeting named I L Haney as high school principal with Hauenstein moving to junior high duties and Clyde Kindig hired for Hauenstein’s former post. A petition to rehire Miss Alta Collier in primary grades drew public pleas but no action. Building repairs and painting plans were discussed along with coal buys and summer labor assignments. WPA projects for field improvements and a policy for school musical instruments were proposed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hauenstein
I. L. Haney
Rittman High School
Ate
Aea
Hauanstein
Secvia
Clyde Kindig
Hauenstein
Board
Thes Board
Miss Alta Collier
Miss Collier
C. B. Shook
Shook
Schwartz
Kindly
Garver
Bhoma
Rittman
County Health Dept Announces Conferences for Children
Wayne County Health announces multiple child conferences at Rittman, Doylestown, Sterling, and Orrville schools. Sessions run June 10 to June 17 with morning and afternoon slots listed for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
Wayne County
Rittman
Doylestown
Sterling
Orrville School
Birth Announcement for Sterling Couple's Son
Born to Mr and Mrs James Coran of Sterling a son Sunday mu 3g.
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James [Co
Sterling
Sunday
Wooster CCC Camp to Continue Operations
Secretary to Con man William R. Thom reports Wooster CCC Camp will stay open after a presidential order removed immediate danger of abandonment. Thom and other officials pressed for continuation as Congress authorized further projects in Wayne County and nearby areas.
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Wooster
Larold ‘Kropf
William
R. Thom
Roosejhias
Congress
Pongresanian Thom
Rittman Band Plans First Concert of Season
The Rittman Band presents its first concert of the season on Saturday June 11 at 7 30 p m in Rittman Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Funeral Services Held Today For L. E. Stoolmiller
Funeral services for L. E. Stoolmiller a leading local meat dealer were held at St. Ann's Church with Rev. John T. Farrell in charge. He died Monday in his 70th year after months of illness at the family home on Ohio Avenue. Surviving are his wife sons Charles Lawrence and Robert daughter Marjorie two grandchildren and there are two great grandchildren. Burial was at Rittman cemetery. Ebert Funeral Home had charge of arrangements and pallbearers included John Rohrer E G Branigan John Branigan Dr C C Gregg D R Lance and John Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balloon Barber Shop Inc
Main St
John Bender
Paul Emoh
Mr. Stoolmiller
Lawrence
Robert
Charles
Battle Creek
Mich
Rittman
Marjorie
Rittman Cemetery
Ebert Funeral Home
John Rohrer
E. G. Branigan
John Branigan
Liquor Sale Case Heard in Village Court
Mrs. Raymond Metz pleaded not guilty to selling intoxicating beverages after 11 30 p m Saturday night in violation of a village ordinance. The hearing was continued to Wednesday June 15 at 7 30 p m with bond posted. Marshal Charles Heffelman arrested the case, alleging a sale at 11 46 p m.
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Raymond Metz
Beigré
Roy Baker
Cnight
Bond
Charles Heffelman
Seaver's Son Graduates From Case School of Applied Science
William B Seaver son of Mayor and Mrs B E Seaver of Chirwh Street Doylestown earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the Case School of Applied Science He was active in the Glee Club college newspaper staff track team Theta Tau Tau Beta Pi honorary fraternities chaired the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and belonged to Gamma Phi national gymnastic fraternity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B.’"Seaver
B. E. Seaver
Chirwh
Doylestown
Case School O of Applied Science
College
Civic Association revives summer trade program
Rittman Civic Association held its June meeting and approved a summer trade program aimed at CAT merchants. Ralph Overholt will recruit at least 40 merchants with a weekly $1 dues plus 50¢ roll tickets. Prizes of $15 cash and $10 in merchandise will be awarded each Saturday if the program succeeds. Mayor Roy Baker said villages will provide a dues collector. Ernest Harrison presided in the president’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Civile Association
Ralph Overholt
Roy Baker
Ernest Harrison
Robert Wenger
Fartates— Clio Association
Rotary Club
Baker
Utilities Committee of Council
Rittman
Rittman Democratic Club to Meet at City Hall
Rittman Democratic Club will hold a meeting at City Hall Tuesday night at 8. President Weldon Hardgrove announces all Democrats of Rittman and vicinity are invited to attend to discuss the coming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Democratic Club
City Hall
Weldon Hardgrove
Rittman and Vicinity
Farmers' Palry Products Co to Hold Stockholders Meet
Semi annual stockholders meeting of Farmers' Palry Products Co will be held Thursday June 23. A directors meeting is being held tonight to work out final details.
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Farmers’ I’alry Products Co
Marshal Heffelman Makes Two Arrests This Week
Harry McDonald of Rittman was arrested by Marshal Charles Heffelman Friday at 11:30 p m on intoxication and disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Roy Baker and was fined 10 plus costs total 15 80. H1G Maragan of Akron was arrested Tuesday at 10 30 a m for parking before a fire hydrant. He was tried before Mayor Baker and fined 3.
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Harry McDonald
Rittman
Charles Heffelman
Roy Baker
Maragan
Akron
Marshal Heffelman
Baker
First Brethren Bible School Commencement Weekend
First Brethren church daily vacation Bible school ends with Friday 7 30 p m commencement service. Diplomas awarded as pupils present readings and displays of handwork. A picnic follows Saturday at Farmers Dairy Products starting 1 p m. Enrollment reached 143 children. teachers listed include Hostetler Grabb Fix Armstrong Blatter and Walter.
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First Brethren Church Daily Vacation Bible School
Repton’s Call Against Interference Sparks Sheep Enclosure Idea
The early nineteenth century landscape designer Humphrey Repton urged not to alter natural scenes. His stance influenced the introduction of walls to keep sheep and cattle within bounds.
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Humphrey Repton, Repton
Navy to enlist 22 recruits from Cleveland district in June
The U S Navy will accept twenty two qualified men aged 17 to 25 from the Cleveland Recruiting District during June. Selected applicants will report to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for thirteen weeks of basic Navy life training. Candidates must have good character, no court records, and provide birth proof and correct name as required.
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U. S Navy
Cleveland
S. Nava
Great Lakes
Winds
Catherine Twinem Sets Pristine School Record
Catherine Twinem daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Twinem of 192 W Park Street Candlepin displays eight years of perfect attendance and all A grades in ninth grade. She took the Kent tests and is active in the Girl Scout organization.
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Catherine Twinem
A E Twinem
W. Park Sr
Sterling man wins trip to Chicago in Harvester gala
Ray Steiner of Sterling won a four day trip to Chicago from an Inters national Harvester gala contest. He left Sterling Sunday as nearly 200 company representatives participated in the event. Mr. Slother was mentioned in connection with the gala.
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Ray Steiner
Sterling
Chicago
Slother
Cycle Club to Sponsor Five Races on June 12
Watsworth Rambler Motorcycle Club plans five motorcycle races north of Allman on Bundy track. The improved two mile course is among the fastest in the country. Professionals and amateurs will compete in their divisions with notable drivers anticipated to attract crowds and prizes.
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Cycle Club
Watsworth Rambler Motorcycle Club
Bundy
Allman
Park Board Bans Playing in Central Park Walks
The park board met Mohold night and passed a motion to prohibit all play in Central Park after trees were damaged by boys this spring. The board awarded Hersting and Rohrer a contract to asphalt walk coverings in Central Park and authorized the caretaker to increase protection for the monkey cage after reports that children molest the monkeys.
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Withhiaed
Central Park
Mombera
Hersting & Rohrer
Contral Park
Sister Reunion After Eighteen Years Stops In Many Lands
Mr. Alex Thom of 187 N First st met his sister Mrs. William Turner in Melbourne Australia last week for the first time in 18 years. She travels a world journey from Sydney to British Columbia Calgary Kalamazoo Nebraska Rittman and New York before returning home. She notes trees here impress her and contrasts budgets and prices with Australia while describing a grand, long voyage with three children.
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Mr. Thom
Alex Thom
First St
Wiliam Turner
Australia
Rome
America
Melbourne
Amereae
Thom
Village council approves WPA paving plan for nine streets
Mountay council votes to seek WPA aid for paving nine village streets and grading, with private contractors to lay concrete after grading. Council discusses financial condition, state and county roles, and notification to property owners. County commissioners to review WPA district plans.
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Ritttady Council
Moualy
Wayto County
Roy Baker
AWPA
Thetla Bet
Grada
Ohio Avenue
Ohio AvorUer
Hugh McCracken
Council
Plana Wit
Enginger Stolnor
Angle Parking Plan On Main Street Faces Trial
Mayor Roy Baker announced a trial of angled parking on Main Street between Route 8 and Ario Street to replace the former parallel setup. The plan would add 60 spaces where 21 existed, restrict trucks from the area, and enforce speed laws to improve safety. A council committee found more space on Rittman Street for angled parking than in nearby streets.
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Roy Baker
Waat
Ario St
Main St
Fragmented journal snippets and notices mix in a chaotic column
A collage of oblique remarks, stock musings, a golf club alert, a village meeting note, and a cramped inventory of a woman's handbag contents. The prose weaves misprints and stray items into a single, garbled page fragment with scattered names and events.
Summer Recreation Plan Gets Under Way
The summer recreation program, under TI Young, began Monday with limited equipment but strong enthusiasm. An average of about 60 participants per day joined the varied games and activities, including basketball and tennis, as organizers finalize schedules and improve facilities.
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TI Young
Httle
Houa
Kanios Highet
Young
Young Bopen
Tennix
Local residents struck by railroad crossing collision
Mr. and Mrs. Steele were hit by a switching engine at Industrial railroad crossing Tuesday night while returning home from work at Ohio Bell. Mrs. Steele suffered severe cuts and bruises while Mr. Steele sustained injuries.
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L.égreele
Industrial
Stedler
Jarles
Stéele
Ind
Vacation Bible School Enrollment Notice
Enrolled: 120 children in daily Vacation Bible School across cooperating churches. First week includes Paul Johnson of United Brethren Church to tell Biblical stories. Friday morning features different speakers. enrollment remains open for any child wishing to attend.
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Cation Bible
Ram
Childrem
Myre
Paul “Johnson
The
United Brethren
Church of Christ
Atorfe
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CASE
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First Brethren Bible School
Atlee ‘Hostetler
J. G._Grabb
Roy Fix
Virgil Armstrong
Maynard’ Blatter
Fred Blatter
Genevieve Walters
U. S. Navy
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Codre Confotman
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