Mills Lead In PCA Play As QC's Trail
In PCA Packaging Corporation of America Mixed Bowling League 1 and 2 Mills top the standings. QC's are second with Mill Workers in third. Six bowlers exceeded 200. Tom Shevell had 229, Earl Osburn 224, Griffin 214, Keltz 213 202, Davis 209, Stefanica 201. Shevell's 229 was high game and high single for men. Keltz 586 was high series. Phyllis Webb 162 high single for women and 460 series. QC's claimed both high team game and high team series with 1061 and 293.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packaging Corporation of America
Qc's
Tom Shevel
Earl Osburn
Chuck Griffin
Harry Keltz
Joe Davis
Joe Stefanica
Tom Shevell
Phyllis Webb
Forrer's Leads in City Monday Night League Standings
Forrer's Leads by seven points in the ladies City Monday Night league. Daley's in second place and B W Oil Company third. Daley's posted the high team series of 2424 and high single game 846. Dora Blatter tallied a 548 for high series, Glenda Howell 527, Maxine Glessner 210, and a 207 by another bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrer
Daley's
B&w Oil Company
Dora Blatter
Glenda Howell
Maxine Glessner
Rittman Council Ordinances Seek Emergency Purchases
Ordinance 4679 declares an emergency and authorizes the City Manager to buy two dissinators without bids. Dated March 11, 1948 with attestations by Mayor Ashton Hall and Clerk Karen E Kelbly. Ordinance 4680 authorizes the City Manager to enter an agreement with the Board of ...
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Rittman
Ohio
Ashton Hall
Karen E. Kelbly
Rittman Mothers Club to Host April Meeting
Mrs Francis hosts the Rittman Mothers Club April meeting at the library. At a prior session, husbands attended. Mrs Don Figher led a brief business meeting with a devotion on Christ and plans for a rummage sale and library book purchase. The Steiners of Wooster presented slides on Russia. Refreshments were by Mrs J J Rohrer and Mrs Arthur Bodager.
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Francis. Hayes
Rittman
Mother's
Rittman Public Library
Don Figher
Christ
Harold Steiner
Wooster
Russia
J. J. Rohrer
Arthur Bodager
Bowling Night Standings and Scores Report
In Con sday night bowling action Leach's squad led the field with strong totals. Second place 77 Sunset Lanes and Forrer Agency trailed as Family Drug carried the top team game with 957 and 2737 as a team series. Walt Gaborsky posted a 234 high game while his 667 led the high individual series, with Earle Moore adding 228 and Bob Mallery 622.
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Family Drug
Sunset Lanes
Forrer Agency
Walt Gaborsky
Earle Moore
Gaborsky
Bob Mallery
Fines and Forfeitures Cast Light on Rittman Court
Recent mayor court records from Rittman City Hall show multiple defendants facing fines and costs. Notable entries include Fain Brooks fined 200 dollars and three days in jail for threatening behavior, and Déwey Scott Miller fined 15 dollars for interfering with an officer.
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Rittman City Hall
Fain Brooks
Rittman
Déwey Scott Miller
Birthday Greetings and Celebrations Across Town
A flood of birthday wishes fills the week with parties and cake. Neva Foster hosts Friday, Don Jordan turns another year Thursday, and a Saturday swat marks Robert Gillman and Connie Sword’s milestones. Family weddings, anniversaries, and hospital news weave through the schedules.
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Don Jordan
Neva Foster
Will
Swat
Robert, Gillman
Connie Sword
Pricilla Rupert
Beth Holland
Jack L. Potts
Barb Ramsier
Nancy Emch
Frank L. Brewers
Scott Hilty
Ronald Thomas
Connie Smoot
Randy Adams
Carroll Wright
Len Over
Pasil Hardgrove
Wil he—Vienday
Chapter Night Is Planned for Medina Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose from Medina lodge discuss a chapter night and executive session led by senior and junior regents with officers including Mrs Nick Bostos Mrs Tom Schaad and Mrs Jane Franks. Reports from chairs were given and next meeting set for Wednesday April 3.
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Women of the Moose
Institution of Womens
Medina, Lodge
Nick Bostos
Tom Schaad
Martin Jester
Jane Franks
Robert Perrin
Carl Lowe
Alt “Mogadore Lodge
M. H. Ellis
Clair Simpson
Charles Trent
J. Jester
Ordinances of Rittman Ohio On Emergency Provisions And Bonds
City actions include appointing Milton Township police aid on an emergency basis using the City jail, authorizing bids for insurance policies, and amending blanket bond coverage for city employees and officers. Passed dates span March 11 and March 17, 1968 with officials such as Clerk Karen Kelbly noted.
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Milton Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Rittmar
Rittman
Appointment of Executrix in Estate of Lea Pape
Louise Bolitg of 366 Portage Wadsworth Ohio is named executrix of the estate of Lea Pape deceased of Rittman Wayne County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated March 13 1968. Probate Judge Leo R. Kindswatter. RP 3-20 3-27 4-3 1968.
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Lea Pape
Louise Bolitrg
Portage
Wadsworth
Ohio
Rittman
Wayne County
Leo R. Kindswatter
Said County
Said
Elizabeth Johnston
Jane Eleanor Osterstock
Summit St
Doylestown
Marie F Whitmore
Jona F Sigler
Maple Drive
R.D No
Marie F. Whitmore
Creston
Appointment of Administrator for John J. Renner Estate
Lloyd E. Renner of 49 South Hickory Avenue Rittman Ohio named administrator of the estate of John J. Renner deceased of Sterling Wayne County Ohio. Claims must be filed with the fiduciary by dates March 13 1968 RP Probate Judge Wayne County.
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Lloyd E. Renner
South
Hickin Avenue
Rittman
Ohio
John J. Renner
Sterling
Wayne County
Divorce Petition Notifies Gordon Gant in Ohio Case 44815
Helen Gant filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Wayne County Ohio case 44815 on March 6 1968 seeking divorce on grounds of gross neglect extreme cruelty and adultery. The filing includes a real estate interest description in Wayne County Ohio totaling 0.89 acres and a 25 feet wide strip along the south side. The hearing is set for on or after April 29 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gant
Phoenix
Arizona
Helen Gant
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
Ohio
Wayne
County of
State of
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A small transistor hearing aid, perfected by a hard of hearing inventor, promises clearer speech for the deaf. Interested readers may write A. W. Newell at 2616 W 8th St, Erie, Pennsylvania for full information at no cost.
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A. W. Newell
8Th St
Erie
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