Massillon Nursing School recognizes Deborah Clark in 1976
June 1 1976 Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing held a Student Recognition Program. Deborah Clark received a white nurse cap after one year of study. The event honored 38 freshmen (36 women 2 men) and 25 juniors with RHS graduate Debbie Clark set to finish MCH in June 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clark
Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing
Deborah
Debbie
RHS
MCH
Community club meetings and events for June week agenda
Local notices list a sequence of group meetings and events from June 9 to 15. Activities include Garden Club and Senior Citizens gatherings, high school band Ice Cream Festival serving 5 to 8 pm, Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, Rotary at noon, Grand Squares at City Hall, VFW Auxiliary, Bicentennial Choir rehearsals, and several charitable fundraisers and public services at various venues such as churches, city halls, and schools in Rittman and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Legion Hall
Norwayne High School
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rotary
United Methodist Church
Charles F Franks
Wayne County Committee For
City Hall
VFW
First Baptist Church
Salt and Paper Channel Shakers
J.A
Blue Tips CB
Wadsworth
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sterling Fire Dept
Sterling Fire House
Rittman Middle School
American Legion Auxiliary
Wayne County
Ohio Edison
North Main Street
Rittman
Parade Shaping Up For Bicentennial Rittman Event
Rittman observes Bicentennial with Youth On Parade entries growing for a Friday July 2 event. The parade open to youths from tots to teens in 12 categories. Rotary barbecue follows at Liberty Street playground until 7 pm. A musical pageant I Love America will feature after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Dave Hill
Rittman Rotary
Liberty Street
Don Ross
Rittman Bicentennial Commision
America
Robert Stoll
Lawns Vandalized and Property Stolen Reported
Multiple incidents in Rittman Ohio show vandalism and theft across several streets from May 27 to June 4. Objects stolen include radiators, lawn ornaments, a garden shredder, a rototiller, wiper blades, and flower boxes. A vehicle was tampered with and a no parking violation noted. A high school locker watch was taken and a window broke at a residence. Police and witnesses report various traffic incidents on SR 57 and Two Rd 223. Plans for bicentennial events, a pageant, and fireworks at Industrial Park are announced with tickets and parade organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard St
Sterling Ave
North Main St
South Park St
East Sunset Dr
East Ohio Ave
E Sunset Ave
E Sunset Dr
Fourth St
Janet A Hoskinson
Rittman
North
Metzger
Cameron C. Bradford
Hoskinson Auto
Sterl G Crunkilten
Butler
Ohio
James H Highman
Medina
Highman
Crankilton
Crunkilton
America
Charley Grant
Stiner's Service Center
Rittman Press
Frangos Shoes
Gloria's Womens
Mickey Shankland
Arthur Bauman
Chris Hall
Industrial
Lew K. Burnett
Marty Daubenmire
Rittman Water Plan Sparks Debate in Sterling
Residents voiced worries over guarantees that Sterling’s water would not be depleted without compensation. Officials and engineers argued about draw down, ownership rights, and who bears responsibility if wells are overdrawn. Public figures noted interdependence of the aquifer and mixed plans to use Sterling wells as primary supply with backups from local wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
George Maheu
Ohio Drilling
Rittman
Maheu
Stat
John Johnson
Roy Clary
Keith Shearer
Bull Green
Shearer
Rittman City
al Imhoff
Green
Imhoff
Packaging Corporation of America
Morton Salt
Morton
Rittman Press
PCA
Chuck Mann
United Way Plans Drive in Rittman budget allocations
United Way of Rittman set 1976 77 allocations after a lengthy meeting. Total goal up about 5 percent to $23,000 with numerous agency grants including Red Cross $5500, Girl Scouts $3000, USO $200, Salvation Army $2000, Community Fund $3400, Cancer Society $1875, Goodwill $1350, Kidney Foundation $600, American Social Health $75, Home Health $300, Expenses Cont $900, City Rec Fund $400. Two new agencies Human Service Center $300 and Ohio Citizen Council $100 were added. Lynn Beaumont nominated campaign chairman. drive date to be confirmed with Wooster. A $200 donation to Typhoon Pamela relief requested by Red Cross was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman United Way
Girl Scouts
United Way
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
American Cancer Society
Goodwill Industries
Kidney Foundation
City Rec
Human Service Center
Ohio Citizen Council
Lynn Beaumont
Rittman
Goss Twitchell
Wooster
Wayne County
Barbara Love
The
South
Walter Marquart
Akron
Lynn Beamont
Nancy Harris
Paula Howe
Pamela
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Lauren Hoskinson
Jan and
Vern Hoskinson
Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital
Cleveland
Ken Payne
Paynes
Africa
Ken
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Ed Perry
Kathleen Elizabeth
Barberton Citizens Hospital
John Skraba
Grace Skraba
Lee Perry
Kathleen
Chuck
Matt
Great Lakes Tank and Steel Inc
Fremont
American Legion 423
Tricycles
David Hill
Parade of Youth
South Main St
Sterling Rittman
Rittman Wasons
First St. Park
Viasonic
Eastern Star
Billie Jean Bowman
DeLone
Kristen
Mason
State Department of Natural Resources
Milton Township
al Walker
Engineering Associates
Jlmhoff
Wil Blatter