Celtics stay atop AB league with two wins in twin bill
Killian Celtics beat Goodyear Local in a straight two game set 10-0 and 8-7 at Doylestown then win two from Filthy Printers Lakeland 5-1 and 16-3. Elmer Petit and Kistler lead pitching while Susko Hornung and Huxley pace hitting as the Celtics move to 6-1 in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian Celtics
Killians
Goodyear Loral
Massillon Finefrock Furnitures
Babcock & Wilcox
L_ Pet
Massion Finefrocks
Goodrich
Firestone Lora
Seibbering
Schwartz Clothiers
Troodyear
Babcock & Wreox
Elmer Petit
Celtcs
Kistler
Goodyear
K Ilians
Susko
Hornung
Huxley
Doylestown
Celtics
Filbhy Printers
Lakeland
Thrasher
Celtic
Susco
Kovac
Tettling
Lowe
Hickman
Wiinters
Martha
Widmer
Feller Injury Hits Indians For Six Games
Steve O Neill estimates Bob Feller absence cost the Cleveland Indians at least six games and over 100000 in gate receipts. The note frames Feller s sore arm as a headache for management while Braddock s outlook faces a dark immediate future as he approaches a Tuesday night bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Indians
Feller
Cleveland
Braddock
ev_erything
Woodmen Parade Remembers in Wooster Memorial Sunday
Members of the Modern Woodmen of Amelia gathered in Wooster for a memorial parade and cemetery tribute. The First Regiment Woodmen’s Band led the procession, with color bearers and police detail, followed by a field drill in uniformed contingents and a picnic at the Wooster Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Wooster
Poe Order
Woodmen
Fremont
Harry Crow
Rittman
John Cross
Ruth Cross
Chas M Ner
Irving Blough
Willam Harmon
Pwight Hoff H B. Miller
Court Briefs Reveal Small Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Court briefs list multiple estate transfers and debt settlements valued at $1 involving residents such as Whitman, Johnson, Benner, Londeman, and Poulton across villages including Eaviestown, Pondestown, Traviestowim, Pesiessawn, Creston, and Chippewa. Additional names include Weis, Rottman, Raysinger, Ward, Donaldson, and Renker with occupations noted as salesman, dressmaker, and farmer in the local counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lout Whitman
John Johnson
Harold Albert Henry Rottman
Boxboard Seeks Water With New Drilled Well
After five failed attempts the Ohio Boxboard Co plans a drilled well to supply process water. Work is between Saltst and the R railroad tracks near the old restaurant. Drilling to 160 feet, using a 36 inch casing and a 26 inch pipe for pumping. Layne Oh 0 Co. erected the 40 foot derrick and oversee operations expected to last a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Boxboard Co
Saltst
Layne Oh 0 Co
Salt Union Votes To Join CIO Ranks In Saturday Poll
The Ohio Salt Co union voted about 63 percent to affiliate with the CIO and sever ties with the AFL in a Saturday meeting at Union Hall. Officers to remain, new chatter to be drawn next week, and the vote followed talks by AFL and CIO organizers. The Daily Vacation Church School closes July 1 with a program at United Brethren Church by four weeks of student work. Mrs Paul Johnson to address the class Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Union
CIO
The
Ohio Salt Co
Wth the
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
United Brethren Church
Paul Johnson
Liquor ordinance to be amended to permit Sunday 3.2 beer sales
Rittman council delays third reading as members vote against suspending rules. The draft ordinance would allow Sunday sale of intoxicating liquor including 3.2 beer from 11 30 p m to 2 a m with minors barred. Proponents led by Brown and Gatehouse push passage while Bruny argues enforcement issues and that 3.2 beer is not intoxicating. The Council of Churches urged approval, spokesman G H Cuppinger calling the measure easy to enforce and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee OP Rittman
Men’ Clary
Bruny
Charlés
Riftman Council of Churches
G. H. Cuppinger
Clarence Bruny
I Brown
Ae Sb
Gatehouse
Jence
Council F
Aervsons
Asus
Pyyas
Community Picnic At Chippewa Lake On August First Monday
Rittman and nearby factories join civic groups to revive the 1935 style community picnic at Chippewa Lake on Monday August 2. A E Doc Twinem leads planning with transportation, amusements, contests and prizes for a large town wide event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Lake
Twinem General
Rittman
Rittman Press
Civic Association
A.E
Doc) Twinem
A. J. Tuccinardi
Ohio Boxboard Co
William Heiks
Ohio Salt Co
Charles Wald
Ralph Overholt
The
Sam Escovitz
Electric Rate Approved for Rittman Power Service
G H Steele district manager of Marion Reserve Power Co says the council voted electric rate for Rittman, approved by the state utilities commission, will take effect. A boy threw an old wire across a high tension line on the east edge of town causing a power outage Tuesday until William Campbell located the fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H Steele
Marion Reserve Power Co
Rittman
State Utilities Commission
Wiliam Campbell
Telephone Co Employs Resident Service Man
Win Itichmond formerly of the Postal Telegraph Co has become repairman for the Ohio Central Telephone Co stationed at Rittman He brings years of telephone and teletype experience and has moved his family to Rittman The company says this will help serve Rittman and the surrounding community better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Itichmond
Postal Telegraph Co
Ohio Central Telephone Co
Rittman
Richmond
Kroger Store Celebrates Manager Anniversary With Specials
Kroger store in Rittman marks manager George Tinsler first anniversary with a week of sales and in store events. A birthday cake, balloons for children, dinner set gifts, and a butter making demonstration are featured as promotions for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Store
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Rittman
George Tinsler
Trosler
Tinsler
Thas
Kroger
Town Journal Reports Local Business Improvements
Business changes in town include resurfacing of the Beée W Onl Co service station driveway and a new cash registering gasoline pump. Alphus Goffinet residence at 1298 Main St receives shingles and new window frames. Moore & Rich display all steel travers at East Ohio lot with Hichop supervising trailer division and several spring sales. Jamin Easton assists in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beée W Onl Co
Hershey & Rohttrer
Alphus Goffinet
Hayes
Travers
Moore & Rich Garage
Ohio
Hichop
Moore & Rich Co
Jamin Easton
Cordas Opens New Barberton Confectionery
John Cordas, owner of Stittman Candy Kitchen in S Main, opens Cordas Sweet Knopp on Barberton’s Second Street opposite the A and P. He remodels an old store room and will run both shops, with menus printed by The Rittman Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cordas
Stittman Candy Kitchen
S Main At
Barberton
Cordas
Rittman Press
Commissioner to Synod
The Rev E S Hendrickson pastor of the Filiten Presbyterian Church Wooster attends the Ohio Synod meetings as a commissioner from Cleveland Presbytery Local church members attended synod sessions during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Hendrickson
Filiten Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Synod of the Presbyterian Church In Ohio
Cleveland
Synodical
Synod
Social Security Act hearing rights for denied or withdrawn aid
Under the Social Security Act an individual denied old age assistance or whose aid is withdrawn is entitled to a fair hearing before the State agency administering the plan. The provision outlines eligibility for such a hearing.
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Social Security Act
Ant
Iwhl
Births Moondl Mra Paul Double Rex T On A Ddauchivey
Rett Jane Phars ias June de Mico and Mrs Ealgar Wolton announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday.
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Moondl Mra Paul
Jane Pharsias June de Mico
Ealgar Wolton
Six Hurt In Route 44 Crash Near Gearhat Curve
An automobile collision on Route 44 near Gearhat Curve left six people involved. Charles Mulewit had a split lip, Russell Kosler appeared uninjured, and two other passengers suffered shock. Owen Landis, driver of one car, said he was northbound when Kosler attempted to pass. a Chevy driven by Koster pulled back, a oncoming Harold Steiner car forced a collision, and Koster’s car rolled over. Landis and Frances Brickel escaped serious injury. property damage to both vehicles was extensive and no settlement yet reached.
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Che Hoak
Pearts
Gearhat
Nouth
Charles Mulewit
Russell Kosler
Owen Landla
We Cara
Koster
Harold Steiner
Koater
Ding
Kosier
Landis
Mias Frances Brickel
Rotary Club Installs Officers and Reports
Rotary Club installed officers at luncheon with Dr O I Shong as president and Ernest Harrison as vice president. J I Easton named secretary treasurer and W W Bodager and others named to board. Retiring president Z G Branigan and Ernest Harrison gave year end reports. Members attended a dinner party hosted by Celin Insurance Co at Congress Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Harry Ilers
V Agrvor
O. I. Shong
Ernest Harrison
Wee
J It Easton
W W. Bodager
Samecovitz
E. M Welch
R. V Fredrick
TE. T. Pease
Wadaworth Club
Stanley Gaulp
A. L. Ebert
Shong
2. G. Branigan
J. W Easton
J. EB. Boenek
Celinn Insurance Co
Congress
Two New Houses Rise On South Main Street
Two new homes under construction on South Main Street in Rittman town are nearing completion. HW Poholsky builds a bungalow and a two story seven room house with white shingle exteriors. John Bremder Gilden Garnes assist in the work as several laborers aid the endeavor. The projects reflect a surge of new residences in Rittman as material from a dismantled Obie Salt Co property is used.
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South
Malya
HW Poholsky
Mr Polsky
John Bremder
Gilden Garnes
Rittman Town
Rittman
Po Hhataky
Obie Salt Co
Salt At
Quarnes
White City
Township Trustees Convene in Cincinnati for Midsummer Meeting
Township trustees from about 1386 townships in Ohio will meet in Cincinnati for the midsummer convention June 24 to 28. President Joseph R. Thomins of Hayesville will lead the Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks as they discuss funding shifts from federal and state programs, road improvements funded by gasoline taxes, cemetery upkeep, and expanding rural delivery.
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Ohio
Bud
Legion
Dick Caston
Akron Mustangs
Tap Buds Billiards
Wooster Eagles
Kallabra
Oto
Cincinnati
Ohio State Association of Township
Joseph R. Thomins
Hayesville
Fred J Marr
Dapartment
Rittman awards night draws large crowd at Ritts Theatre
Lew Parsons of 9 Main St and Christy Graber of Sterling win cash at the Ritts Theatre during a Saturday event. A total of 60 dollars in prizes will be given at 8 and 9 36 p m. Miss Edith Sommer suffers minor injuries after being struck by a car crossing the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittman Mare
Lew Parsons
Main. St
Christy Graber
Sterling
Are
Bach
Ritts Theatre
Rittman
Main St
Ald
Ohto
Ave
Edu Mmer
Edith Sommer
Rudy Sommer
Cos
4-H Club Picnics Ane Fe Quppet
Readable fragments note a 4 H club sponsored picnic and a Saturday fete. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local youth event with communal food and activities. Names, places, and exact date are unreadable.
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By Mac McAnallen
Sterling Madbuchs
Homer
Malbachs
Rauschenbere Agvan
Ron the Howers
Akron
Maibachs
Matbach and
Boeling
Fox Sterling
Ben Walsh
Wooster High Sea
Rittman Indians
Bob Wenger
Pontiac Poliiters
Oscar Londeman
Pesiessawn Village
J Garrett
Walter Weislay
Leste, HO Donaldson
Coshocton
Anna B Renker
Creston
Boxboard
Detroit
Anéh
Ralph Guldabh
Tempus, Fugit
Wek
Gearhart Curve
S. Main St
H_ Poholsky
Gilbert Gaines
Theodore “Rook
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