Boy injured in Route 94 bicycle accident near cheese factory
A boy struck while riding south on Route 94 near a cheese factory Wednesday evening suffered a base skull fracture and a broken leg. He was transported from Wadsworth General Hospital to Barberton Hospital. John Schmale of Smithville has not been charged as yet, per the sheriff's department.
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Canton Attorney to Speak at Legion Initiation
Canton attorney Frank Bean will be the guest speaker at the American Legion initiation meeting on March 19 at the Howard Bair post. Following dinner at 6:30 p.m. more than 50 will be inducted, with a Wadsworth initiationeer assisting. Refreshments will follow. Emily night is planned for March 26 with a covered dish dinner starting at 6:30 p.m.
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Community Club Notices and Local Meetings March Schedule
Local clubs announce events for March including St Anin s Study Club with open house for ladies at 8 p m. Valley College Grange plans a March meeting. Rittman Mathiers Club hosts a family party at Pinewood Ave. March 19. Chit ChatThera Club meets March 19 with juvenile delinquency talk. Herminia Lerdy Missionary Society meets March 19. Grandmothers Club gathers March 20. Altar Society meets March 21 at 1 30. Westminster Guild hosts March 21 arts program. Ladies Auxiliary dinner March 21 from 6 to 2 p m at Milton Presbyterian Church.
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Maple St
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Sterling Avenue
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Showboat Minstrel This Weekend at Rittman High School
The third annual Show Boat Minstrel opens Friday and Saturday at 8 pm at Rittman High School with a sold out Friday show and limited Saturday seats. Proceeds support the PTA scholarship fund. Nick George leads the cast with over 60 performers and a 50 member chorus performing Ga y Blades songs and a Dixie band.
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Soap Box Derby to Run June 23 on Same Course
Derby director Wal ter Grosjean announces the 1957 Wayne Holmes County Soap Box Derby will use the 900 foot County road course near Apple Creek State Hospital. Boys 11 to 15 power gravity cars down the hill with support from Wooster Daily Record and Wooster 20-30 Club sponsors. Registration opens Friday at Wayne Holmes Chevrolet agencies with a parent or guardian.
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DePauw Student Union names new recreation area chairman
Robert Burnett was elected chairman of the Student Union’s recreation area at DePauw University. A junior English major and son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Burnett of 91 N Fifth St he will serve until March 1958 coordinating activities in the campus center built for 750000 and dedicated in 1951 to those who died in World War I.
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Investment club elects officers in Rittman
Wayne Ferrer heads the Rittman Investment Club for a second year with Bill Williams as vice president Jay Rohrer secretary and William Forrer treasurer. Fifteen local men belong to the club which meets monthly to discuss finance and stocks and then invest a small sum. The last annual report shows each member lost $3 in the first year due to broker fees totaling $6 a month. Dividends usually cover fees after the first year. The club buys growth stocks only and owns stock in nine companies.
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Don Stepfield
Roy Lutzey Jones
Andy Banders
Harold Davis
Ned Gilbert
Dale * Rohrer
William Maus
Harold Brown
Man fined in disorderly conduct case with probation
Jess Watts of 144 S. Main St was fined 50 dollars and costs in court Monday night for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Acting Mayor Vernon Steiner suspended 35 dollars of the fine but placed Watts on a one year probation. Police were called to 144 S Main St at 1 50 a m Monday morning after Watts allegedly attacked his wife with a knife.
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Rotary luncheon spotlights Nike guided missiles story
Rotarians heard Lt. Douglas Brown describe the Nike air defense system. He explained the three radar steps guiding the missile from long range to target as Navy technicians undergo 3 to 11 month training and 24 hour readiness across batteries.
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Floyd Fisher Named Wayne County Easter Seal Child of 1957
Floyd Fisher five year old son of Donald and (illegible) Fisher of 22 Fairmount named 1957 Wayne County Easter Seal Child. He contracted polio at nine months and uses crutches. Walter Dworschak teaches arm strength, heel placement, and daily living tasks for school readiness. Public visits encouraged to Wooster and Dunlap hospitals to support the Easter Seal Sale.
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Final Day to Enter Mrs. America Contest in Rittman
Rittman area homemakers have until Friday midnight to enter the Mrs. America contest. Local sponsor Ohio Fuel Gas Company offers blanks at its office or local gas appliance stores. Entrants must be 21 or older by Friday March 15 to qualify for the first round eliminations the week of March 18. The local winner advances to a district cook-off in Elyria the week of April 1, then to the state contest in Columbus April 11 for the Mrs. Ohio title and a trip to the Mrs. America finals in Florida with numerous prizes.
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Infant Margaret Robertson Buried In Endicott Cemetery
Graveside services were held Saturday at Endicott Cemetery Genoa West Virginia for Margaret Mil dred Robertson day old daughter of Sidney Robertson of Rittman Ohio who died Thursday night at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital She is survived by her parents two brothers a half sister a half brother maternal grandmother and paternal grandparents.
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Radner
Scout Festival Draws 300 Plus to Diversion Hall
More than 300 attended the scout festival Tuesday night in Diversion Hall. Scouts and brownies hosted display booths and sold refreshments, netting 62.71 dollars. Skits were enjoyed by parents and friends in attendance.
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Town council passes seven ordinances and set street plans
Four ordinances cover street assessments on W Sunset and W Pinewood plus Crissmore, including copper water lines and curb and gutter work. Others create a Clover Street alley, establish a street foreman earning 375 dollars monthly rising to 400, and address tree lawns tile drainage ditches. The meeting also discusses Erie Rail crossings and asks for street light funding and Woodlands Ave work.
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Mary Avenue
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Woodland Ave
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Sunset Heights
Metzger
Paul Marty
Park St
False alarm wastes village funds and firemen’s time
A passerby reported a fire near South Main Street prompting Fire Chief Winkler to send Fire Department units. No blaze was found after a patrol, and officials warned that false alarms cost over 50 dollars per trip and could lead to fines and jail. Scout troop one met at Diversion Hall to rehearse for a girl scout show.
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Bloodmobile to seek 125 pints on April 4
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will arrive April 4 at the American Legion Home from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will visit Rittman only twice this year, with a 125 pint quota. Last visits fell short of the goal, though prior efforts reached it. American Legion Auxiliary leads donor recruitment with long lists of volunteers and first time donors urged to sign up.
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Richard Kwigart
Mee
Russell Riggs
Thomas’ Sibbot
Kennett Hilty
Frank Hisem
Donald Glassie
George Griffith
Ken Montgomery
West Sunset
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Canaan
Red Cross campaign continues in local and national drives
The Red Cross drive progresses with a local goal of 1480 and county target of 30175. Rittman heads a month long drive by six chairpersons including Mrs. Robert West and Mr. Clarence Kunkler. Businesses were mailed donation cards with a request for prompt mailing.
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Howard Fowler Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Police report says Howard Fowler was charged with disorderly conduct and fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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Philip Kreider Granted Holstein Junior Membership
Announcement notes Philip Kreider of Sterling accepted as a junior member of the Holstein-Friedian Association of America Brattleboro Vermont. He earned the merit certificate and membership pin for dairy club work with registered Holsteins, pending by Va Ag instructor M Lynn Welker. He cannot vote. The Holstein junior program has grown to over 21 908 participants since founding.
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