Indians and Sullivan Vie in District Tourney Preview
The article previews a district tournament with Rittman Junior High versus Sullivan, noting Rittman’s strong 14 win 4 loss record and Sullivan’s veteran squad. It highlights key players Tibby Young Steve Zivkovich Fete Hessidence and Hyde, and sets semi final dates 2:00 and 3:00 with Saturday’s anticipated matchups.
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Ithe
Imade‘ Ithe
Ani
Congress
Woostat
Juniior Hish
Rittman Junior High
Jottaman
Sullivan
Aize Tip Fas
Tibby_Young
Eves
Steve Zivkovich
Fete
McGee- Bell
McAnlen
Fite
Ritt
Septanals
Rittman
Chatham-Fredericksburg
Youthful curiosity on religion and economics
The author, young and curious, argues that religion cannot be separated from everyday life and economics. He cites historical blending of faith and trade, Cain and Abel, and warns that modern divorcement weakens religious relevance and ethical insight. He notes Edmund D. Chestnutt’s view on religion tied to the market and calls for unity between spirit and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaedt- Manufactur
Trafic
Mimia
Church
Abel
American Republic
Edmund Chaffee
James Scott Jr 5 in hospital with illness
James Scott Jr aged five is seriously ill and admitted to hospital after a disease caused fever and faulty blood condition. He is survived by his parents, a half sister Dolores Mougey and a half brother Harold Mougey. Funeral plans indicate burial Saturday at Wadsworth cemetery.
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Dolores Mougey
Harold. Mougey
Wadsworth Cemetery
Hold Funeral Rites For Infant Daughter
Carol Williams infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Williams died Friday morning Services were held Saturday afternoon from the John Williams home on Main Street
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Carol
W. H. Williams
John Williams
Meat industry essay contest draws nationwide high school entrants
Miss Madeline Bixel of Rittman High School oversees the annual National Live Stock and Meat Board contest. Begun in 1924 with teacher cooperation, the event rewards scholarships and broadens study in home economics and foods, growing in scope nationwide.
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Madeline Bixel
Rittmap High
Hais
Rixel
National Live
Re Elect C M Jennings Sterling Scoutmaster
C M Jennings was re elected scoutmaster of the Sterling scouts at their meeting Thursday evening. Other officers are W C Fushour chairman C P Lindecamp secretary committeemen P W Adams and Q H Eastman. An application was made for the renewal of the charter as it expired in March.
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M. Jennings
Sterling Scouts
W.C. Fushour
C. P. Lindecamp
P. W. Adams
Q. H. Eastman
Golden Wedding Jubilee Held By Rittman Couple
A wedding jubilee celebrated Thursday of last week honors Mr and Mrs Morrison of Murdock drive. Mrs Morrison marked seven years of marriage and the couple have lived in Rittman for 18 years.
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Rittman
Murdock_drive
Pastime Theatre News: White Woman in Malay Jungles Fri Sat
A film bill previews White Woman set in Malay jungles with natives and white men as companions starring Charlesaughton Carole Lombard Charles Bickford and Kent Taylor. Also Suzanne love story with Luan Harvey Gene Raymond and three new songs. Double feature One Sunday Afternoon with Gary Cooper Fay Wray Neil Hamilton Frances Fuller and Her Bodyguard with Edmund Lowe Wynne Gibson Wednesday Thursday.
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Charles “Aughton
Carole Lombard
Charles Bickford
Kent Taylor
Suzanne
Luan Harvey
Gene Raymond
Helen Twelvetrees
Victor Jory
Wallace Ford
Gary Cooper
Fay Wray
Neil Hamilton
Frances Fuller
Edmund Lowe
Wynne Aaibgon
Galehouse Florida bound as Southern Association season opens
Denny Gatehouse, a leading hurler in the Southern Association, is bound for Florida with eyes on the Cleveland Indians organization. The move follows reports of gatehouse’s status with MBS and a hoped return to major league action this season. He leaves Friday for spring duty as April 26 marks the league schedule.
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Denny
Telestown
Gleveland
Southern ‘Association
Gatehouse
Sterling School Buses Hampered by Snow Delay
Local students faced transit disruption as heavy snowfall blocked routes. About half of the Sterling School students could not reach the school on Monday, hindering bus operations and daily activities.
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Sterling School
Weole
Capitol Cross Road Chattings Highway Patrol Update
State Highway Department reports improved motor vehicle observance of laws with 5987 passenger and 2801 commercial moves, 1797 information requests, 202 assistances, and 168 vehicles investigated. Despite heavy snows, roads largely remained open with only two routes temporarily closed, State Route 76 in Guernsey County and U S 62 Columbus to New Albany, then quickly reopened.
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Gara
Natrol
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Guernsey
Columbus
New Albfany
Local Play Henrys Wedding Delights Community Cast
The PTA fundraiser staged Henrys Wedding drew full crowds with lively acting by Jimmy Stem as Uncle Henry and Samantha Green as his fiancée. The ensemble included Jack, Mary, and supporting players delivering musical and dance numbers while Joy Weiss and Dalé Turner contributed notable performances. Proceeds benefited the PTA and its programs.
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Henry
P.if. A
Uncle Henry
Jimmy
Stem
Samantha Green
Ralph Overholt
Dick Macey
Robert Dull
Ted” and_Ha
Woodrow Harpster
Lawyer Brown
Joy Weiss
Dalé Turner
Robert Smith
Garver Family Relocates to Wadsworth from Rittman
Wayne Garver a lawyer and his wife moved this week to Wadsworth taking a job at the local bank and planning to establish an office in the city. Mrs Garver previously ran a dressmaking shop in Rittman and had lived in multiple towns including Chicago and Rit tman. The couple, long connected to Rittman and its business scene, cited better professional opportunities in Wadsworth as the reason for the move.
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Wiel
Wayne Garver
Avery
Saint
Rita
Wow Garver
Mex Rath MacClare
Phairsee
Heoad Street
Wadsworth
Ataney Garver
Perfect Attendance Honors From Sterling Schools
Pupils across Sterling elementary and secondary grades earned perfect attendance certificates through the fourth six weeks, ending February 23. Names span from first grade to senior high, highlighting students such as Arlene Buys, Zelda Jonson, Bertha Garison, Elizabeth Inhuman, Emma Bauman, Clark Barkey, Ruth Croas, and many others, with parents lauded for supporting their children’s welfare.
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Sterimr
Baing
Ftefher
Moator
Terferr
4Arlene Buys
Mac Ranaeyer
Zelda Jonson
Ruth Croas
Dorta Cunningham
Herman Fox
Charles Ghrrlton
Kathryn Jester
Clarence Johnson
Roy Lutz
Katherine Rich
Tgriwvs
Hanna Sohar
Steinert
Rainh Studer
Kanter Valladins
Toy Wirth
Joxenhine Zollonee
Fighth Graves
Mary
Mary Annely: Mdn- Ella ‘Bauman, Albert Bint Bertha Calame, Hetty Gingery
Morr Aildon Waldur
Charlien Beyner
Reulah Hickman
Alhia Mafbich
Ned Roeynolda
Mary Wirth
Lucile Bachman
William Frauman
Clara Bauman
LaVonne Gingery
Marjorid Keck
Andrew Maibach
Robert Marshall
Junior Schar
Clem Wald
Mabel Bauman
Claudia Calama
Fred Cook
Margaret Cross
Fern Gingery
Arthur Maibach
Emma Jane Hopkinson
Melzena Johnson
Marsha Malbach
Ruth Bauma
Brooks Blatt
Walter Grader
Harry Hemming
Helen Petit
Anna Maa Wirth
John Calame
Donna Alckman
Lucille Johnson
Geo. Keck
Margaret Mallisch
Ilda Rasdorfer
Dona Atgeenbach
Dale Lehn
PantiIne Shook
Thelma Belchler
George Calame
Kenneth Cook
Jack Griner
Alton Marbach
Robert Richard Twits Shook
Kenneth Steele
Charles Winkler
Bricker and Finnest Families Noted in Creston Hayter Areas
Fragmentary notice mentions Mr and Mrs Victor Bricker of Creston and Mr and Mrs Finnest at Hayter on Front Street with a daughter. The garbled lines suggest a social or obituary style item referencing households and a female relation.
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Victor
Bricker, Creston
Finnest
Hayter, Front Street
Council backs Muskingum plan amid council split
Connell led the effort for the plan, with most council members present except Homer Farrer. An $84 collection front and a total $4 768 in pay ordinances were approved. The resolution supported a water control project and a copy of the order would be mailed to the plan, as Judge Whister Mousey and fourteen others prepared the final steps before work began.
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Connell
Homer Farrer
Farrer
Fenart
RV Bradetewa
Elianieales
Whister Mousey
Gota
Temperance Union Meet at Mrs Uonty Faudy Home
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Uonty Faudy's home on Wednesday evening with about 20 attendees. Mrs Henry Lendy read a short article on "Declaration of Principles" as various members led devotionals and discussions followed, including a note of sending a box of rookies and carat peas to Dayton.
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Christiain Temperance Union
Uonty Faudy
Represent
Pranecor BK
Willard Quotuttynd
Oliver Bensinger
Mra
J. Aimilton
Henry Lendy
JW. Machwart
Fritscex
Willard
Mra Plorohee Londy
J. R. Alexander
Olivar Nenninger
Frafeay Winari
Sant
Dayton
Otto
Henry Taendy
Dagistanta
oMray Olivar
Mts
Milton Garden Club Meeting Schedule Revised
The Milton Garden Club announces a meeting at the Wyk School Auditorium on Tuesday. The program includes a decorative tree display, a talk on caring for Howie Ferns, and a tribute to Mrs Life Trott. Roscoe Tartaléry will perform with 74a Stocker aiding. members discuss shrubbery contributions for projects.
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Milter Garden
Wyk School
Grasa
Mia
Choues
Life Trott
74A Stocker
Faraport
Dalton Defeats Congress In Wayne County Tourney
Dalton defeats Congress 36 to 26 in the Wayne County tournament final at Wooster. Unbeaten Dalton and Congress, co-champions, had defeated Doylestown and Frederickburg in semifinals. Wertz led Dalton with 16 points as Dalton pulled away in the third period after a tight start. Doylestown surprised by pushing Dalton to two overtimes in the semifinal before the champion was decided.
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Georga
Dalton
Congress
Wayne County
Wooster
Doylestown
Preterickaburg
Frederickaburg
Doyles- Town
Rittmann
Congreus Combine
Valeran Dalton
Wertz
Spharé
All
Dalton Crew
Nellmen
Revival and Epidemic Strike Rittman Area
Rittman battles scarlet fever as revival meetings and relief efforts aim to curb the epidemic. Church groups organize a revival near the park with evangelist Charles Ashman amid weather and attendance adjustments. Local homes host cottage meetings, with plans for a Baptist revival run affected by high fever and cold snaps. School opening is uncertain due to illness. education board postpones near-term sessions until health improves.
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Rittman Aitizatis
Sunnday
Charles Moonaw
Salt Stroet
Andy Blatter
Third Street
Anight
Gen. Pritz
First Street
A. W. Hostedler
Brethren Church
Prose Gram Waal
Inet
Ruman
Board of
Uducstion
Honaly
Chile
Solidal
Wien
Grange Lycatine
Court Briefs and Local Court Actions in Creston Area
Creston youth Charlen Woodward was released on $200 bond after being charged with chicken thefts. Donald Sykes, another suspect, was released on $30 bond and bound over to the grand jury. County tax office sent notices to about 6,000 residents for annual personal property tax duties. A will validity suit before Judge Mongey concluded, with a jury ruling the late Henry Smoyer's will invalid. Real estate transfers include John Hatfield to Norris Keating for one acre in Chippewa township.
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Creston
Gcharlen Woodward
Fall Indefault
John Barell
Common Pleas
Charles ‘Smoyor
Henry Smoyor
Belate
Mongey
Jn A It Lamar Dict
Henry Smoyer
John Hatfield
Norris Keating
Chippewa Township
Thanks to Wadeworth Hospital Staff Appreciation Note
A patient thanks the Wadeworth Hospital nurses Dr Shong of Ritt and Miss Schott of Akron for wonderful care. Gratitude extended to those who sent flowers plants cards and who called during the stay. kind words will be remembered.
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Wadeworth Hospital
Dr. Shong
Ritt
Man
Miss Schott
Akron
Card of thanks for infant death from Williams family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the death of our infant daughter Carol. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams express gratitude to those who offered support and condolences.
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Carol
Mrs
W. H. Williams
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