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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

Page

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Hauenstein Elected President Central Buckeye League Men

Willard Hauenstein, principal of Rittman High school, was elected president of the Central Buckeye league at Wooster. John Long of Youdonville was chosen secretary treasurer to succeed Laverne Wietcher of Orrville. The 1940-41 basketball schedule was adopted and a rotating schedule plan begun to avoid fixed opening games each season.

Willard Hauenstein Rittman High School Central Buckeye League C. F. Maple Millersburg Wooster John Long Youdonville Laverne Wietcher Orrville Lee Young Merle Gerber Rittman Maple John Kerekes Youdenville Young C. M. Wayton R. E. McDougall W. E. Longshore

Annual Masonic Inspection Set for Tuesday Night

The Carl W. Ellenwood Lodge No. 715 F and A M schedules its annual inspection for Tuesday March 26 at 7 30 p m in the Rittman lodge rooms Dinner will be served at 6 30 p m All Masons in Rittman and vicinity invited There are 147 U S Navy ships with doctors attached and smaller vessels carry trained hospital corpsmen

Carl W. Ellenwood Lodge No Rittman Lodge Rittman and Vifinity U. S. Navy

Ebert Store to Undergo Extensive Remodeling

Remodeling work began last week on the A. L. Ebert store at 8S Main Street. The second floor will become a 61 by 22 foot casket display room with oak paneling and new lighting. The first floor will be redone into a large electrical store housing a 100 by 22 foot room and a new line of small electrical appliances. Completion is expected in three to four weeks.

A. L. Ebert Main St Ohilo G. E Ebert Swigart Wooster Miodt Mr. Hole Manchester College Gettysburg College Gettysburg Pa Balloon Boyce Balloon Ambrose Balloon Front St Rittman E.N. Boyce

Cars Collide Tuesday Night on Ohio Avenue

John Lemmon of Wadaworth and Kenneth Borrer son of Homer Forrer Rittinin were involved in a minor auto accident on Tuesday at 10 30 p m on Ohio Avenue near Senecast when Forrer's car collided with Lemmon's after Lemmon turned without signaling. Marshal Charles Heffelman investigated the incident.

John Lemmon Wadaworth Kenneth Borrer Homer Forrerry Rittinin Forrer Lemmon Ohio Ave Senecast Marshal Charles Heffelman

Freak Lamb Born at Wilson Steele Farm Near Sterling

A rare lamb with two bodies eight legs and two tails was born at the Wilson Steele farm west of Sterling. The creature died shortly after birth. J H Fisher of Rittman took the animal to an Akron dentist for mounting. University professors deemed the birth highly unusual.

Freak Lamb Wilson Steele Farm Sterling J. H. Fisher Rittman Akron Akron University

Eten High Musicians Shine in Solo and Ensemble Contest

Eten High entrants dominated the Class C ratings at Alliance with nine first division honors. The clarinet quartet and multiple sections earned high marks, securing state contest qualification for many, while Rittman High sent thirty of forty musicians and led Class C with top ratings. district band contest scheduled for Kent in April.

Alliance Ober Yeater Swope Clair Brickel Vic Steele Pauline Steele Rittman High Band al- Mance Rittman Canal Fulton Rittman High Eleanor Coffman Miriam Clippinger Alan ‘Burger Martyn Matz McKay Joseph McGorry Birth of Dawn Herbert, Clarke Kenneth Zimmerman Marcella Simpson Wade Milford Frank Webner W. 8. Johnson Robert Wenger Teresa Zoads Sam Swope Harold Snyder Grieg Kenneth Hilty Kenneth Ferrer Joseph McGoiry Agostini Roger McGee Herbert Clarke Arnold Shook Mary Baker Marguerite Wenger Russell Jaquays Dale Rohrer

Editorial outlines Letters to the Editor policy

The Rittman Press announces a public forum on page 4 for Letters to the Editor with clear disclosure of authorship. It states staff opinions appear only in editorials and front-page pieces, and letters must bear real names on file in the office.

Rittman Press Page 4

Scraba Garage Fire Strikes Medina Town

Firefighters from Rittman were awakened at 3:45 AM to battle a blaze at the Mike Scraba garage in Medina town. Seventeen men responded as the alarm echoed through the area. The structure burned nearly to the ground and several chickens perished in the flames. Fire Chief E W Winkler has not yet estimated the damage.

Rittman Mike Scraba Medinast Yale E. W Winkler

Unknown soap in ancient Borgo story misreads

Fragmentary line hints at a Roman bathing scene with obsolete terms and a scraper. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a full news item.

Borgo

Civic Association to Honor Rittman High School Team

The Rittman High School basketball team will be honored at a Civic Association banquet next Wednesday evening. Coach Tim Young and Canton McKinley’s Coach Bup Rearick will speak, with letters awarded to players and invited guests including varsity and reserve squads. The event, a community affair, starts at 6:00 p.m. Tickets go on sale Saturday.

Thea Rittman High Tholdas Columbus Tim Young Rittman Civic Association E. Rhonemus Dovers High School Canton Messrs, Rhonémus R.D. Wenger D. I. Rohrer Hugh Strickland Young Dan Myera Rearick

Birth Announcement for Vincent Eaturday In March

A birth notice reports the arrival of Vincent Eaturday to Mr and Mrs Vincent Eaturday in March. The fragment confirms a newborn with parental names and a March birth date.

Mrs. Vincent Eaturday

Rotarians View Film On Frosted Foods And Plans

Rotarians watched a film detailing the harvesting preparation and marketing of Frosted Foods with Lima club discussing hosting the annual district conference in late April. Rotarian A H Thomas returned from a Florida vacation and reported high attendance.

Rotarscelub Ashe Sodky Iohs Rt & Giver i Bok Don Bowland Ladt Club Lima Club A. H. Thomas Florida Bod

Marion-Reserve Hires E Derhammer as Salesman

Earl Derhammer of Rittmay was employed this week as sales representative for the Marion-Reserve Power Co to replace G A Lemmi, who moved to McGalpin's in Cincinnati as sales manager of the electrical appliance department. Derhammer previously worked in the Hoover Sweeper department at O'Neill's in Akron.

Earl Derhammer Rittmay Marion-Reserve Power Co G. A. Lemmi McGalpin’s Derhimmer Hoover O'nell’s Akron

Federal spending could buy all U S assets and leave $180 per family

An analysis suggests that ten years of federal expenditures through June 1940 would acquire the entire U S manufacturing base and mineral assets, with an estimated residual value of about 180 dollars for every family in the nation.

U. S

Clocks and upgrades planned for local school system

The district outlines installation of master clocks at the high school and auditorium with complete wiring and mounting for $800 each. New clocks, with 12 hour dials and bells, will improve timing and gong signals across the summer. The board notes bids, personnel changes, and staff appointments as it prepares for the upcoming primary event and state contest preparation.

Golumbus Paria Porte Fehap Setveal George Robert Ealth Thy Tive Evelyt Harter Ima Tanaka Sprimary kNolinee Taclet Snes Smith Zansiig Witter Tesoe V. A Ning Pepe Peacis

Bitz Beatty Parcla Install Highlights New Waye Machine

Fragmentary OCR report notes Bitz Beatty and family installing a new Wayne machine. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The item emphasizes a household tech update and local interest.

New Philadelphia and New Carlisle win Class A and B titles

In Columbus over the weekend New Philadelphia defeated Cane Ton McKinley 30 22 to take the Class A crown while New Carlisle edged Canfield 43 26 to claim the Class B championship. Rittman High fell in the first round to Glenford 32 in a game noted for officiating. Rittman star Shamster scored 22 points and led the Indians despite the loss.

New Philadelphia New Carlisle Columbus Caneton McKinley Jess E Canfield Kent Claas Rittman Holg Rosenberg Indians Richard Grenfords Grenford

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Hauenstein Eten Scraba Civic Association William ‘Balloon Carl, Boyce Carl Boyce College of Wooster Johnny’ Swigart L. ©. Boles Marion-Reserve E. Derhammer Bitz Beatty Tha Ieee Champlain Mole Ford Nes
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