Ask Young People To Aid Program In Rittman
Summer recreation begins for Rittman youths per Rev. L L Carpenter and Jim Van Gilder, program directors. Baseball, softball, swimming look strong. teams will form for all ages with sufficient interest. Meet at the ater teen playground each morning at 9, with afternoon play from 1 30. Boys and girls invited. boys high school freshmen eligibility noted. Organizational meeting 6 30 pm Friday July 7 at North Main street school yard. Contact Jim Van Gilder with names. a schedule will be printed next week.
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Rittman Kids
Rev
L. L Carpenter
Jim van Gilder
Ater Teen Playground
North Main St
Rhonemus and Dalbey Open Branch Law Office in Doylestown
C. E. Rhonemus announces a new branch law office in Doylestown named Rhonemus and Dalbey. It will operate beside the telephone office, open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, with special meetings by appointment. Rhonemus adds the office serves Daylestown residents as village solicitor.
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Doylestown
Rhonemus
Dalbey
C. E. Rhonemus
Daylestown
Small Fry Fishing Planned By Club
More than 600 bluegills were stocked in Charley’s Puddle as Rittman Rod and Gun Club builds a pond for local kids. A fishing derby will be held for youths ages 6 to 12 with prizes from local sportsmen. plans and date to be announced. entries begin July 5 at J. W. Frye Agency.
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Charley's Puddle
Rittman Rod and Gun Club
J Bible
John Flynn
Akron Fish Farm
J. W. Frye
Committees Named for C of C Work in Rittman
W. Osborne named chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee to prepare an expansion forecast for the Rittman Planning Commission. C. E. Rhonemus announced Osborne's assistants H. S. Squibbs and J. W. Frye. Don K. Freed elected chairman of a committee to erect a new Rt. 224 Acme Hill sign with Tracy Shook Austin Gift and J. C. Fretwell as members. The old sign was destroyed by a truck collision.
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W. Osborne
Chamber of Commerce
Rittman Planning Commission
Chamber
C. E. Rhonemus
Osborne
H. S. Squibbs
J. W. Frye
Rhonemus
Don K. Freed
Rt. 224
Acme Hill
Riding Freed
Tracy Shook
Austin Gift
J. C. Fretwell
Births Record from Johnstown and Rittman Areas
A list noting several births with dates in late June. Families include Richard and Margaret Berger of Johnstown Pennsylvania. Enoch and unknown Evans of Rittman. Glen Ullman of Rittman. Roy Ramsier of Rittman. Herman Winkler of Rittman. Ralph Reynolds of Rittman. and James Blevins of R. D Seville.
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Richard Berger
Johnstown
Berger
Margaret Wenger
Rittman
Enoch Evans
Glen Ullman
Roy Ramsier
Herman Winkler
Kiddies Play Program Announced With Handicraft and Storytelling
Mrs. Karl Gillman will chair the Handicraft program with assistants including Mrs. Richard Morga rd Kinney Mrs. Kenneth Hilty Mrs. Eward Taylor and Mrs. Roy Faber. Stories on Mondays and Wednesdays and handicraft classes on Fridays and Thursdays.
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Karl Gillman
Richard Morgaard Kinney
Kenneth Hilty
Eward Taylor
Roy Faber
Willowbrook
Graham Hagey
Janet Osborne Named State Reformatory Head At Girls State Picnic
Janet Osborne reported on her Girls State experience at the American Legion Auxiliary annual picnic held Tuesday night at the Legion Home. She was elected as head of State Reformatory during the gathering, a covered dish supper attended by about 30 people. The evening was spent socially.
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Janet Osborne
Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Reformatory
Diana Theatre Announces New Show Times and Prices
Diana Amusement Co announces changes at the Diana Theatre starting Friday July 7 with new film times new decor double features and updated prices. Manager H L Lance says hours for ticket sales 6 15 and starting 6 45 Sunday matinees at 3 00 p m Western Nite on Thursdays prosperity club returns Tuesday and Wednesday and double features to run daily unless films are too long.
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New Film Times
Diana Theatre
H. L. Lance
Lance
Prosperity Club
Dorothy Adams Earns Rainbow Grand Cross of Colors
Miss Dorothy Adams receives the Rainbow Grand Cross of Colors at the Rainbow Grand Assembly in Toledo. About 200 girls witnessed the conferral by Supreme Deputy George N. Clark, with Dorothy accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Adams.
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Dorothy Adams
Rainbow Grand Assembly
Civic Auditorium
Toledo
Rainbow Assembly
George N. Clark
Dorothy
Leo Adams
Otterbein Class Holds Weiner Roast at Orr Home
Otterbein Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church plans a meeting and weiner roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Dudley Orr on Friday evening July 14.
Salt Street paving planned. widening opposed by local firms
Rittman officials say Salt Street will be paved this year but nearby companies resist widening. The council prefers a new surface from Main to the bridge east of the Boxboard, amid business opposition to broader streets and concerns over brine, water line disruption, and sidewalk plans. Official population figures remain unsettled with a preliminary 3806 cited by Canton census head Joseph Baum.
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Salt Street
Rittman
Lewis Hoover
Joseph J. Baum
Canton
Baum
Glen Douglas
Washington, DC
Salt St
Ohio Bouboard Co
Kanehl
George Ehemann
H S Squibbs
Morton Salt Co
Tracy Shook
Shook Lumber Co
W. E. Hoskinson
Semler Products Co
Main
Forrer
Ohio Boxboard Co
Ohio Central Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Glassner
Seer Rhonemus
Rittman Hears Deer Invasion Reported
In Rittman Ohio a single Pennsylvania deer was spotted on Second Street near the football stadium. Mrs Ernest Ward confirms the animal attempted to enter the fence before leaping away in a northwesterly direction. Neighbors gathered as the graceful deer crossed Kanehl lawn and vanished several blocks away.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rittman’s
Ernest Ward
Second St
Second Street
Police News: Reckless Driving Fines and Public Order Offenses
Lorene Miller fined $40 and costs for reckless driving. Raymond Liston $20 and costs for reckless driving. Augustus Olive B and O camp car worker intoxication and disorderly conduct with $10 and costs. also $20 and costs for stealing chickens. Helen Stergo ordered to leave town after obtaining money by trick. AC Movie arrested for leaving motor vehicle on highway without lights. Walter Wilson fined $10 and costs for reckless driving.
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Lorene Miller
Raymond Liston
Augustus Olive
Stage Coon Chase Near Marshallville
The Farmer-Sportsman Assn plans a coon chase July 8-9 at Amos Butter farm near Marshallville. More than 400 entries expected with 150 already signed. Proceeds fund wildlife restocking in the area. Heats run like horse races. lunch stand on grounds. spectators welcome.
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Farmer-Sportsman Assn
Amos Butter Farm
Marshallville
Winsoo Silver Dollars Spark Phone Trivia at WHKK
Mrs Steiner in the Ve non Steiner home wins 70 silver dollars on a WHKK Ak ron broadcast after Cousin Roys Quis Club asks about a Kirby Sweeper cord length of 72 feet. The caller praises her, and the prize is awarded as the correct answer reveals her need for a new cleaner.
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Venon Steiner
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Open Branch Law Office
K. W. Osborne
Diana Amusement Co
Keating
Council
North St. Ext
Fourth
Metzger
Liberty Street
Previou Action Council
Police News
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