Outdoor Bible class dinner honors Otterbein group
Ninety five members three children and guests attended the pay-off ham dinner hosted by John Morford and John Armstrong captains of the Osing team in the Otterbein Bible Class membership contest drive held in May. The event took place Saturday evening at the pavilion in Rittman Central Park with Rev. George Schreckengost education director of Barberton Evangelical United Brethren Church as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morford
John Armstrong
Osing
Otterbein Bible
Ex United Brethren Church
Jack Lehn- Ynacher
Rittman Central Park
Ecit Hawkins
Mission Rales
South America
J. W Plummer
Bobby
J. Graber
George Schreckengost
Barberton
Mother of 13 missing at Doxey's ad hopes cleanup
A short classified ad notes a mother of 13 missing and appeals for help to locate her. The message mentions supplies like Wringer Rolls and Dust Bags at 135 Summit Wadsworth, implying a need for washer parts or a sweeper. The ad frames the search as a time and cost saver for the woman.
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Doxey’s
Summit
Wadsworth
Local Contingent Welcomes Hawkins Back Home
Hawkins expresses pleasure upon returning to his homeland as seven new names join the class roll: Harold Bigler Gene Bister J Keaton John Morford William Paulus and Carl Adams. The July meeting is postponed one week to Saturday July 12 with Mr Capl Schwab Jr and his wife hosting.
People in the News Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Isaac Maibach returned to Sterling from a Michigan cottage. Don Ruble and family visit his parents in Crestmore and plan to move to Rittman. Bert Gasser and Elton Rufener share news from a trip to New York City and Connecticut. Others include fishing trip to Ontario and visits to Indianapolis. Mrs Moss Trogdon returns from Beeville Texas after serious illness.
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Anth
Isaac Maibach
Sterling
Michigan
Don Ruble
Lakeland
Fla
Sam Ruble
Crestmore
Ruble
Rittman
Bert Gasser
Elton Rufener
New York City
Connecticut
Hubert Squibbs
Ray Palmer
Albert Jones
Ontario
Roger Hessidence
Janice
Rita
Mary
Joan
Fred Robinett
Indianapolis
Moss Trogdon
Beeville
Texas
Joe Beaver
Trogdon
Nursing caps and family visits mark Sterling events
The report notes a nursing cap ceremony for Carel Ann Gordon after preclinical work at the University of Akron. It lists numerous weekend visits and Father’s Day gatherings in Sterling and Akron, including Mr and Mrs Copley hosting guests and the Ciglers returning from Newfoundland before a move to Georgia. It also covers hospital updates, surgeries, and convalescences at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital, with residents like Mrs Blatti, Dick Gillman, Mrs Sechauer, Mrs Steiner, Mrs Ott, Ellis Beckwith, and William Homan among those affected.
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Virginia
Carl Bowen
Mrl Ochler
C W . Ochler
Billie
Akron
Rush Webner
Smithville
Charles Grant
W H Hauenstein
Eugene Adams
Cheryl
Ronnie
Carol
Tommie
Bertha Simonton
Hawaii
Adams
Clarence
Clayton Kunkler
Toro
Cal
Set Adams
Marine Air Division
Herman Copley
Ganyard St
Roger Lance
Sterling
Alvey Squires
Morgantown
W Va
James Sigler
U S Air Force
Ciglers
Ernest Harmon Air Field
Newfoundland
35Th Air Division
Dobbins Air Base
Marietta
Copley
St Thomas Hospital School of Nursing
Carel Ann Gordon
Charles Gordon
North Main St
University of Akron
M Esther
School of Nursing
Kathryn M. Homeier
Bernadette Griggy
Thomas PD McIntyre
Floyd Crumbaker
Tracy
Mary Jane
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Scott Dixon
Ralph Wright
Andrea Kay
Jane Ann
Steve Keller
Belmont
Mary Blatti
Brenneman's Grocery
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
Dick Gillman
Bessie Gillman
Nicely
William Sechauer
Myron
Steiner
Russell Ott
Wadsworth Hospital
Ellis Beckwith
William Homan
Lions Club installs Wayne Forrer as president
Wayne Forrer was installed as president of the Rittman Lions Club along with vice presidents Harold Brown Austin Gift and Vernon Steiner and directors Ed Ramsteer Ken Leatherman Clair Frotwell Ledale Amstutz. Distinguished guests included District Governor Carl Miller and International Counsellor William Fleming who spoke on sight saving efforts funded by Lions. Fleming noted eye research funding enables Ohio universities to study blindness, with $41,000 allocated to Ohio State Western Reserve and the University of Cincinnati, and Lions pledging $130,000 over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
Austin Gift
Vernon Steiner
Lion Tanner
Boyd Miller
George Alexander
Tail Twister
Ed Ramsteer
Ken Leatherman
Clair
Frotwell
Ledale Amstutz
Carl Miller
International
William Fleming
Fred Larcamp
Fleming
Ohio Eye Research Board
Ohio Eye Research Foundation
Ohio
Ohio State
Western Reserve
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Lions
Mother of local woman succumbs
Funeral services were held Saturday at Monbarren Funeral Home in Doylestown for Mrs. Anna Rachael Link 72 of Easton mother of Mrs. Carl Gale of Fairlawn Ave Rittman. She died last Wednesday at her Easton home. Also noted are relatives' travels and visits including Mrs Albert Jones Return from Columbus and Cleveland and plans of Don Yoder Frank Yoder and others to move to Riverdale California this Saturday and Rose Schafer visiting Frieda Steiner in Akron.
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Monbarren
Doylestown
Anna Rachael Link
Easton
Carl Galehouse
Fairlawn Ave
Rittman
Link
Albert Jones
Columbus
Cleveland
Don Yoder
Frank Yoder
Riverdale
Calif
Rose Schafer
Akron
Frieda Steiner
Rittman to Improve North State Street by Street Work
Legal notice from the Village of Rittman announcing a resolution to improve North State Street from a point opposite the south end of Inlet No 371 to the intersection with East Sunset Drive about 985 feet, including curbs gutters storm sewers paving and appurtenances. The plan calls for graded street improvements per engineers plans and estimates approved by the village council. The cost allocation includes the total cost of the improvement with the one fiftieth share for intersections. Narrow scope details follow in clauses.
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State Street
Breee
Jess
Village of Rittman approves street improvement financing plan
The resolution outlines assessments bounded by the proposed project to be specially benefited, funding through ten annual installments with interest, cash payment option within 30 days, and bond anticipation notes. It designates funding from the street improvement fund for costs including intersections, property damages, and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
BUC
Strevst Improvement Fund
Rwe
Orla A Houglan
Maj
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