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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
8
The Glenn Miller Orchestra under Ray McKinley will headline at Chippewa Lake Park Ballroom for one night only on Friday June 27. The band, famed across Europe this past winter, uses authentic Glenn Miller arrangements and recently released a top selling album.
In a Hot Stove Action week, Mickey Pereira pitched a no hitter as the Braves beat Hershey 3-0 with Virgil Pittman taking the loss while Rohrer endured his fourth straight defeat. The Braves also crushed Lions 14-2 behind Tom Calabria’s three-hit effort. Standings show Braves 5-1, Freeds 4-1, Rotary 2-2, Trogdons 2-3, Lions 1-4, H and R 1-4.
Missionary Interest Circle of Milton Presbyterian Church votes to join a new Association of Church Women after a second reading of the proposed constitution. The circle will disband this year and affiliate in 1959. Topics centered on Medical Missions and Medical Relief Overseas with an $8.88 offering. Thirteen members attended. Meetings resume in September after summer recess.
American Legion nine earned two wins last week beating Brunswick 10-5 and Shreve 14-0. Rich Williams pitched the Brunswick game and Ed Glassner the Shreve game, allowing three hits. Pancho Becerra homered, tripled, and singled to lead the offense.
Church league games under lights at Strickland Field Tuesday night saw Sterling EUB beat Milton Presbyterian 14 to 11 behind Wiles, with Neil Milford taking the loss. St Ann's Catholic defeated Rittman ENB 21 to 13 as Stefanica and Steiner earned the win. Franks and Sleater took the losses. Games continue Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 30 and 9 30 p.m. Sterling Brethren and Creston Baptist are also entered.
Swifty Fisher builds a rolling fence with welded wheels and braking devices to shift a feeding area twice weekly. He hooks tractors to the ends to roll it, avoiding disassembly. The columnist urges open mindedness and neighborly respect for differing opinions.
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