Books Set For Circulation On June 29 At Library
Librarian Kathleen Hostetler announces new titles to be circulated beginning June 29. Adult non fiction includes Exploring Our National Parks and Monuments, Indoor Bird watcher’s Manual, Passover Its History and Traditions, Old Testament History, New Garden Encyclopedia. Fiction selections include Look Alive, From Claudia to David, Girl Next Door, Uncharted Seas, Hie to the Hunters, Madden and the Walrus, Little Golden Book of Words, Door in the Wall, Stan Ball of the Rangers, Song of the Swallows, Shining Shooter, Strange Sea Life, Amos Fortune Free Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devereaux
Ferris
Helen
Gastor
Theodor
Peritz
Ismar
Seymour
Edward
New Garden Enclopedia
Burton
Miles
Franken
Rose
Claudia
David
Gaddis
Peggy
Loring
Emilie
Stuart
Jesse
Hie
The
Hunters
Allen
Merritt
Madden
Walrus
Chambers
Selma
DeAngeli
Marguerite
Montgomery
Rutherford
Stan Ball
Rangers
Politi
Leo
Renick
Marion
Robertson
Graham
Yates, Elizabeth
Amos Fortune
Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 1 Visits Cleveland Zoo
Ten Brownies and four guests toured the Cleveland Zoo last Thursday June 22 with sack lunches. They viewed animals birds and reptiles then rode ponies. The troop thanks Mrs Lester Steele Mrs John Gammell and Mrs Albert Schaad for driving and assisting troop leader Mrs John Simonton in chaperoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Zoo
Lester Steele
John Gammell
Albert Schaad
John Simonton
Mrs Jack Young Visits Daughter in Michigan This Week
Mrs Jack Young visits her daughter Marie in Michigan this week. The pair plan to spend time together and enjoy local sights during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
Marie
Michigan
Rittman Library to Close for Independence Day
The Rittman Public Library will be closed on Tuesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. The facility will resume normal hours the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Public Library
O E S Chapter 529 Holds Summer Meeting
The O E S Chapter 529 met at the Masonic Hall last Thursday. Worthy Matron Kathryn Hile announced a Masonic O E S picnic at Wooster City Park on July 12 and wished everyone a happy vacation. Meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Kathryn Hile
Masonic-O.e.s
Wooster
Ehemann Children Head to Camp for Summer
Jane Ehemann daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ehemann will fly June 30 to Bristol Tennessee to attend V S Ranch Camp for the summer. Chris Ehemann will also leave June 30 with a group of 50 by train and boat to the Caledland YMCA Camp at Lake Tama Canada for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehemann
Jane Ehemann
George Ehemann
Bristol
Tenn
V. S. Ranch
Farewell Bridge for Mrs. Cecelia Kime
A farewell bridge party honored Mrs. Cecelia Kime at the Hardgrove home hosted by Mrs. Ralph Gwaltney and Mrs. Basil Hardgrove. High honors went to Mrs. Richard Kinney Mrs. W. W. Bodager Mrs. W. H. Hauenstein Mrs. Hugh Kime and Mrs. W. H. Baldridge. A farewell gift was given to Mrs. Kime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Kime
Ralph Gwaltney
Basil Hardgrove
Hardgrove
Richard Kinney
W. W. Bodager
W. H. Hauenstein
Hugh Kime
W. H. Baldridge
Dow Chemical Executive Transferred to Mt Pleasant
William J. Newberry of Dow Chemical Co. is transferred from Meina to Mt. Pleasant Michigan to join Dowell Inc. Mrs Newberry and their children will relocate within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Newberry
Dow Chemical Co
Meina
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
Dowell, Inc
Club 13 Plays Bingo Hosts and Next Meeting Set
Mrs Murray Kissinger hosted Club 13 with bingo and refreshments last Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mildred Schaad's home on Thursday July 7. Phone in your news to the Rittman Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Kissinger
Club 13
Mildred Schaad
Rittman Press
Mrs Cay Hosts Bridge Club at Portage Lakes
Mrs E E Cay entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her cottage on Portage Lakes last Wednesday with high honors awarded to one participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Cay
Portage Lakes
Mrs Helen Shong and Mrs Mary Rohrer Receive
Mrs Helen Shong and Mrs Mary Rohrer received unspecified items or recognition noted in the brief fragment. The text provides only the names and recipients without context or details about the occasion or items involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shong
Mary Rohrer
Wake Up Call From Roadside Litter
A school principal almost collided with a trailer truck when motorists tossed a newspaper onto the highway. Sheriff Harper urged calm and a talk over supper to address careless behavior, arguing the men were not criminals but careless. The incident is urged as a lesson to curb littering and show neighborly consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Joe
Andy’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathleen Hostetler
Girl Scouts
C.&s
Mrs. Kime
Bill Newberry
Mrs
Joe Marsh
ERIE
America
N.B.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!