ISALT CO. DOWNS HIGH SCHOOL IN ELEVEN INNINGS
In a long extra inning game the Salt Co beat the high school 6 to 4 after eleven innings. Adams hit a second inning homer for the high school while Reed and Sheets contributed key hits for Salt Co. Yarman and Bell pitched for the teams with four strikeouts each. Other notes include a parade to the train and a celebratory sendoff for the newlyweds La Vonne Steele and Byron Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Co
Reed
Sheet
Schreiber
F Yoder
Palmer
Jake Yoder
Saltmakers
Kindly
Zivkovich
Stutzman
Yoder
John Veney
Sault Co
Whitman
Kurtz
Gilman
Dinner and Bridge Honors At Longenecker Home
Twelve covers for a four course dinner honored Miss Mary Beth Duncan of Dayton and Miss Mary Lou Stickles of Cincinnati at the H F Longenecker home Friday. Prizes went to Iris Hiers, Dorothea Steiner, and Josephine Gannon as consolation. A midnight lunch featured pink, green, and yellow sandwiches matching the room decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F Longenecker
Mary Beth Duncan
Dayton
Mary Lou Stickles
Iris Hiers
Dorothea Steiner
Josephine Gannon
Julia Ann Huff Tent Postpones July Meeting
The Julia Ann Huff Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War held a brief meeting at Mrs Luther Cummings home. After a short session, refreshments were served and it was announced that no meeting would occur on Friday July 3. the next gathering is scheduled for July 17 with invitation extended to all eligible members.
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Julia Ann Huff
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Luther Cummings
Pythian Sisters Plan Big Day Outing
Four machines carrying 20 occupants of the Pythian Sisters left for Krumroy Thursday at 10 am. They will spend the day in a single big time with Mrs. Newman, a local order member.
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Krumroy
Newman
Cleveland social notes Betty Jane Finkle visits Joy Weiss
Betty Jane Finkle of Cleveland is spending several days with her cousin Joy Weiss, visiting in the home of Mrs. Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Finkle
Cleveland
Joy Weiss
Bouquet Gift from Mrs Boyes to Press Office
A decorative bouquet presented by Mrs P T Boyes to the press office highlights a spring to fall display. The arrangement includes large red poppies honeysuckle sweet peas bachelor’s buttons pinks hydrangeas buttercups rambler and June roses and a dark red velvet rose with few petals.
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P T Boyes
Lefes
Hest Home
West
Virgin
Card of Thanks From the Fisher Family
We express gratitude for the help during our brother's passing. Thanks to Rev Ort Mrs N E Niles and Mrs Russel Rodenberg for their service and to Karl Gilman for efficient management.
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Ort
N E Niles
Russel Rodenberg
Karl Gilman
Garver Law Office Closed for Convention
The law office of W. W Garver will close Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27 as he attends the State Automobile association convention at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Garver
State Automobile Association
Cedar Point
Season Opens Big At Camp Manatee
Opening day at Camp Manatee Nanatwe Akron Area Boy Scout Camp was attended by Paul Sil Fugle. Siple entertained campers with Arctic tales. Over 200 Scouts are registered for week long sessions as more join in coming weeks. New senior officers oversee camp with Joseph Dunn Boone Ross Shenk Winston Smoyer Frank Vernotzy and Spencer Klein coordinating waterfront program and naturalist duties.
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Sears
Nanatwe
Akron
Stout
Paul Sil Fugle
Tug Byrd
Expidition
Eagle Scout
Siple
Nxt
Rittman
Camp Durinx
Camp Manatee
Joseph
Joey Dunn
Boone Troop
Ross Shenk
Crocketts
Winston
Winny) Smoyer
49Er‘s
Frank
Nocky) Vernotzy
Burglary Attempt Reported At Archer Home
Marshal Mills responded to a burglary call at 11 PM in Shinersburg. An unknown person attempted to enter the H C Archer residence after weeks of noises. The suspect fled southwest toward the swamps and remained at large.
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Marshal Mills
Shinersburg
Two Arrests Made Sunday by Mills
Last Sunday two cars were ticketed by Marshal Milla for traffic violations. Robert Snyder of Seville crashed the red Hecht at the square and paid $200 into the city funds. He appeared before Mayor Hanes I. Lomesday of Medina cut the corner of the square and appeared in the Mayor's office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Milla
Robert Snyder
Seville
Hanes
I. Lomesday
Medina
Auto Club Convention Delegates Attend Cedar Point Meeting
Attorney W W Garver and Mr Frank Harter of the Rittman club depart for the State Automobile convention at Cedar Point this Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27. The gathering discusses highway projects state legislation and topics of interest to motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W Garver
Frank Harter
Delates
Rittman Club
Cedar Point
Girl Scout Meeting Awards Honor Health and Fire Merit
At the regular Girl Scouts meeting eleven scouts attended with three leaders Mrs Tom Galehouse Missean Alice and Wristlers present. A court of awards awarded Margaret Swartz a health winner merit badge and Loretta Tuley a fire prevention for second class. Next Wednesday the scouts will hold a stunt meeting.
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Girl Scouts
Tom Galehouse
Alice and
Margaret Swartz
Loretta Tuley
Yale Fellow Donald Forrer Wins Fellowship and Prizes
Donald Forrer, graduate of Yale School of Fine Arts on June 17, earned a fellowship for advanced work next year and won prizes totaling 50000 dollars this year. He returned to Geno Sunday to spend the summer in Rittman Creston and Doylestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Forrer
Yale School of Fine Arts
Mr Forrer
Gnio
Rittman
Creston
Doylestown
Acknowledgment of Kindness From Mrs Shook
Mrs. W. E. Shook thanks neighbors and friends for flowers and many acts of kindness during her illness.
Evalyn Knapp Injured in Cliff Fall Updates
Evalyn Knapp, the feature screen actress, sustained a fractured pelvis after a Monday fall from an 80 foot cliff but is described as now less dangerous than initially feared. She recently played the female lead in The Millionaire with George Arliss.
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Evalyn Knapp
Miss Knapp
George Arliss
Keith Improves at Wads Hospital After Train Collision
Patrick Keith Sterling, a section foreman and father of six, is rapidly recovering from injuries after his car was struck by a BR&O passenger train near Sterling. Doctors expect release in about two weeks.
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Wadsworth Hospital
Patrick Keith Sterling
BR & O
Sterling
Keith
Lovers Must Wait Five Days To Wed
A probate court notice requires all couples seeking marriage licenses to appear in person and file applications at least five and not more than 30 days before license issuance. The statute grants the judge discretion to waive the waiting period for good cause and grant a license any time after application.
Death notices for Maggie Kauffman Easton Ohio area
Maggie Kauffman aged about 48 died Sunday afternoon at her parents home in Easton after six months illness following an operation. Services were held at the home and Apostolic church with burial at Roher's Cemetery south of Rittman. Surviving are Ezra and Dan Kauffman of Akron, two brothers Russell and Walter, four sisters Lulu Lyde Newark Maudé Akron Mrs Earl Clark Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs Earnest Berger Easton and an aunt Mrs Andy Whitman of Rittan.
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Margele Kauffman
Easton
Jacob Kauffman
Ezra
Dan Kauffman
Akron
Russell
Walter
Lulu C Lyde
Newark
N. J
Ice Cream Social Planned on Mrs Kirkpatrick Lawn
The Daughters of America plan an ice cream social on the lawn of Mrs Kirkpatrick on Main Street. The event is set for Saturday, June 27, with details incomplete in the notice.
D. of A. Notes Regular Meeting and Installation
The Daughters of America announce a regular meeting on Thursday July 2. All members are instructed to wear white for the installation of officers.
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the Daughters of America
Program For U B Annual Picnic At Rittman Park
The United Brethren Saindsy schest and church picnic is set for Saturday June 27 in Rittman Central Park starting at p.m. Activities include balloon blowing contests cookie roting and many age group games. A picnic supper is planned for 6 P.M. with prizes for top contests.
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United Brethren
Rittman Central Park
Niece of Mrs Toland Wins Scholastic Honor
Miss Ruth Opal Crouse of Miller township receives a $6000 scholarship from the Woman's Permanent Emergency Association. A valedictorian graduate and Findlay College alumna, she plans to become a foreign missionary after completing Women's Medical College studies.
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Toland
Newport Nowa-Sun
Newport
Miss Crouse
Mr. Toland
I. Rittman
Misa Ruth Opal Crouse
Miller Township
Ming Mrouse
Newport High School
Findlay College
Findlay
Ohio
Womaun's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Woman’s Permanent Emergency Association of
Grmantown
Misa Crouse
Actool
Martha Tracy
Woman's Medical College
Ann Preston
Fiert
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Rittman Orchards Co Set for bumper crop yields
The Rittman Orchards Co directors met Monday night in Mayor Ianes’s office to plan marketing a likely bumper crop. They forecast about 10000 bushels of peaches and 15000 bushels of apples from 145 acres in eleven years of operation, with Manager Shook driving efforts.
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Rittman Orchards Co
Ianes
Shook
Mrs. J. B. Hickin Heads to Southern California
Mrs. J. B. Hickin was due in Los Angeles Wednesday morning after departing Chicago Sunday at 2:30 by rail. She hurriedly left on word of illness in the family and has kin in Huntington Branch and Los Angeles. A prior auto trip to Chicago left at 3 a.m. with Mr. Hickin, son Robert, and Willard Hilty accompanying Mrs. Hickin westbound.
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Mida Steele
George Robinson
Westerville
Brosnias
J .D. Wilson
Robert Gould
E. L. Steele
Seville
Martyn Steele
Caveland
Edith Whitney
Eleanor and
Judith Whitney
West
New York
Columbus
Phi Lambda Tau
Rho Kappa Delta Sorority
Vera Cruz
Wilson
National University of Mexico
St David
Arizona
J B. Hickin
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Ncas
Judge Starn Grants Creek Improvement Plan
In common pleas court Judge Starn approved a petition to dredge and improve Big Chippens Creek. Mayor Hanes John Wenger and W R Shook led Rittman supporters. a July 27 hearing may fix assessments if not appealed by Prosecutor Graven.
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Common Pleas Court
Starm
Big Chippens Creek
Hanes
John Wenger
W. R. Shook
Rittman
Board of County Commissioners
Graven
Sterling
Portsea Rost
Boston
Thorsg
Busy Bible Class Plans For Picnic
The Busy Bible class of the U. T. church met with Mrs. Marble north of town on June 18. Eighteen members attended with a program of singing, prayer, and devotionals followed by a delicious lunch. Plans were made for a big August picnic at Rittman Central Park with families invited.
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U. T. Church
Marble
Jesus
Foglish
Clark
Mra Stearns
Heffelman
Rittman Central Park
Band Concert Series in Creston Begins July 1
A series of band concerts will be held in Creston each Saturday night from July 1 until early fall. A 26 member ensemble of Creston and Wooster players, under J. C. Smiley and DeVere Kauffman, will perform with strong local business sponsorship.
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Creston
Creston and Wooster
J. C.smiley
DeVere Kauffman
Wooster
Local Church Delegates Attend Ohio Presbyterian Convocation
A Milton church tied delegation led by elders V A Garver and L L Haney and pastor Rev E gy Hindrickwin attend the eighth annual Ohio Presbyterian Convocation in session at Wooster college. Dr A P Higley of Cleveland was elected moderator of the Synod of Ohio. festivities mark the Synod’s Golden Jubilee with a Friday banquet and pageant featuring Governor George White as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Garver
L. L. Haney
Milton, Presbyterian Church
E. Gy. Hindrickwin
Ohio Presbyterian
Wooster College
Cleveland Presbytery
Wooster
Synod
Synodical Society
School of Missions
A. P Higley
Cleveland
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary Names Highlight Akron Event
Readable fragments show references to Mrs Homer Forrer and Mrs Arley Trent in Akron with an event involving a shop and Saturday. Details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer, Forrer
Mra Arley
Trent
Akron
Satui
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Miss LaVonne Steele
Wilson Steele
la ‘Vonne
Becar
Byron A. Wilson
D. Wilson
H C. Schiering
Parma
Adams
Msburger
Chp Veney
Pythian
Archer
H C Archer
Auto Club
Girl Scout
Yale
W. E. Shook
Evalyn Knapp Better
Wads Hospital
Maggie Kauffman
Apostolic Church
Roher's Cemetery
Ebert
D. of A. Notes
U. B
L. L. Toland
Scholastic
J. B. Hickin
Southern
California
Judge Starn
Grants Creek
Presbyterian Synod
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