Local Bowlers End Tournament at Ideal Bowling Alley
Local bowlers closed the Head Pin tournament held at Ideal Bowling Alley on Monday April 20. Pred Kamp won high single game worth $1400 and tied for top score with Clayton Kandfet as the event concluded. Three prizes totaling $18 in cash were awarded for the top three high scores from the remaining games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Kamp
Mio
Rad
Kamp
Clayton Kandfet
Hich Te Tad W
Bodager
Carl Gillman
Momlay
Rittman Youths Head to Camp Knox Friday
Three Rittman youths Ray Kesey Nelson Boyes and Chester Filis left Friday for Canton to be entrained for Camp Knox. Other Wayne County boys from Creston Sterling Doylestown and Freeman faced delays due to county quota shortfalls and medical or attendance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Ray Kelsey
Nelson Boyes
Chester Filis
Canton
Camp Knox
Wayne County
Filis Beckwith
Sterling
Maynard Bricker
Ellsworth Kime
Creston
Albert di Flore Freeman Rachman
Gerald Bennet
Murwood Workman
Doylestown
Stark
Holmes
Jubilee Plans for Rittman Fourth of July Carnival
Modern Woodmen and local businessmen have secured city permission for a street carnival in Rittman from July 3 to 6. Fireworks are promised for July 4 along with prizes such as an electric refrigerator a radio a bicycle and an electric washer. Proceeds will aid the MaW not-Arand and the Rufuian Bind to obtain new uniforms.
First Communion at St Ann's Church This Sunday
Children of St Ann's Catholic Church will receive their first holy communion on Sunday May 12. A class will also renew their commitment during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ann's Catholic Church
Weighing Station Set for May 9 at High School
A monthly weighing station for babies and preschool children will be held at the high school on May 9 from 1 30 to 3 80 p m. Mothers are invited to bring their children to attend and receive measurements.
Hold Benefit Show at The Ritts Theatre
A benefit performance on the 23rd at the Ritts Theatre presents Gene Stratton Porter’s The Girl of the Limberlost. Proceeds will aid the local Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritts Theatre
Gene Stratton
Porter
Pupil Piano Recital At Mrs Ebert's Home
Mrs Lillian Ebert hosts a piano recital on North First Street featuring Mary Balloon and Frances Burger with Miss Kather Spade assisting. Pieces include Chopin nocturnes, Bach, Hayden, Sinding, and Scarbette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ebert
Mary
Frances Burger
North First Street
Kather Spade
Keler Beler
Barlett
Frances
Bach
Hayden Mrantes
Mise Spade
Lavalls
Mimuwetta de Hayden
Toecatte
Frances - On
Blouin Meadows
Rive Kone
State Legislatures Passes Measures for Driver Safety
The Ohio Legislature enacted two new laws to curb auto accidents. The Drivers License Act requires all drivers to hold an operator or chauffeur license costing 25 cents issued yearly. minors need guardian approval. The Financial Responsibility Law imposes a three year driving suspension after serious offenses, with restoration possible via vehicle insurance or security deposited with the State Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Searad
Oho
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank Amstutz Dies In West
Frank Amstutz, 65, of Riverside California, died April 24 after an April 17 dental extraction followed by pneumonia. A former resident of Rittman for about 40 years, he is survived by his wife and several children, a sister Mrs. George Landis of Doylestown, and several cousins including John Fisher, Mrs. John Bender, Lance, and Mrs. Katherine Kraut, all of Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Amstutz
Riverside
Cal
Amstutz
Rittman
George Landis
Doylestown
John ‘Fish
John Bender
K. Lance
Katherine Kraut
Initiation Rites Held for 15 Candidates at Junior Hall
The Barberton degree team conducted the initiation for fifteen candidates Thursday night at the Junior Hall. The Akron Daughters of An priests drum corps performed a street demonstration earlier in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Akron D
A. Druns Corps
Senior Class To Stage A Friday Play At School
The senior class of Ritemanhich school will present an uprising comedy The Miaams am the Mumps oon Friday April 4 at 5 15 pm in the high school auditorium The plot revolves around the mummy of King Tats queen and features a cast led by Wifam Latdlawn Frederick Suyder Aga tha Laekdian Majjorie Rauman Maude Motten Bhedl Mac dHersheesy Dulkae Det ble Dasudst You ble fin Jones Shree og Mavwivin Vdains Praners Berea Wiilan Sihtigo Ama Poimiptete Taomfae Poe Sir Hector Fish The play directed by Miss Gil Leimee Thundines oman with music by the school choir under the guidance of Lawren Chambers Tickets are 35 cents and must be bought before curtain rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritemanhich School
SIS
Tats
Wifam
Frederick Suyder
Agatha Laekdian
Majjorie
Rauman Maude Motten
Mac
Fin Jones
Wiilan
Hector Fish
Rauppo
Perkottre Sheeregf
Miss Gil Leimee Thundines
Grange Organizes Baseball Team at Friday Meeting
Rittman Grange formed a baseball team with Alvin Steiner as manager and George Steele as coach. The evening featured Arbor Day programs with readings, playlets, and music, plus a Mother’s Day program led by Mrs Maude Kanongelser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Grange
Alvin Steiner
George Steele
Mildred Hessidonce
Russell Steiner
Donald Boyer
Arbor Day
Ezra Steiner
Gladys
Junior Steiner
Mildred
Banquet Set in Columbus for Ohio Young Republicans
The Ohio League of Young Republican clubs will hold a banquet in Columbus on May 16 to launch the statewide organization. Edward Joingon, of Will Hold County, is named chairman of the Distinguished Guests committee. Robert L. Barton announces additional committees and a nationally known speaker will address attendees from across seven states. A dance sponsored by three Young Republican clubs in the 12th District is also planned without extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Joingon
Young Republcan Ctubotwiyne’ County
Alumbus
League of Young Republican Clubs of
Ohio
Robert L. Barton
League
Barton
Willie
Boy Scouts To Haul Rubbish At Creston
Creston Scouts to collect rubbish Friday and Saturday May 3 and 4. Debris placed in curbside containers for removal. Donations toward the effort will be appreciated by the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Boy Scout Troup
Returns To Work After Short Illness
Karl Kohler of West First street returned to work last week following a brief illness. He had been confined to his home for several days recovering from a minor operation on his neck performed at Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kohler
West First Street
Barberton
Canaan Grange Meets May 3 With Hazel Metz in Charge
The Canaan grange will hold its meeting Friday evening May 3. Miss Hazel Metz, lecturer, is to be in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Grange
Hazel Metz
Twelfth Meeting of the Music Club Reviewed
The Twelfth meeting of the music club ran from 7 30 to 9 00 with nine members present. Betty Dale Wenger Wilson Marjorie Wilson and Harvett performed, and several members gave short solos. Refreshments followed as the group discussed next month’s plan and honored two members on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Morrison
Betty Dale Wenger Wilson
Marjorie Wilson
Harvett
Woost
Bett
Miriam Ciopin
Jean Zeigier
Rosen
Rett
Dale
Wenger
Pingar
Matiooe Morrivan
Public To Hear Wallace Speech At Wayne Cour banquet
The Wayne County FFA banquet at the Methodist Church in Wooster will open to the public after 11:30 AM. Secretary Wallace is scheduled to speak at 1:30 PM, with additional seating in galleries and rear auditorium.
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Henry Avoulta
Wayne Cour
Methodist Church of
Wallace
Annual Y. P. Anniversary Day Observed by Whited Brethren
The Whited Brethren Church will observe the Annual Young People's Anniversary Day on Sunday evening May 5. The program theme is Youth With Christ Building on New World. Speakers include Miss Luelle Lendy and Frank Heddinger with Miss Levine Harpster. The service ends with the one act play I Count featuring Dale Turner Edwin McGee Howard Dickerson Betty Schlaffter Dorothy Aurandt and Lerma Ruckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoited Brethren
Christ
Luelle Lendy
Kenneth Kurt
Frank Heddinger
Levine Harpster Tits Service
Dale Turner
Edwin McGee
Howard Dickerson
Betty Schlaffter
Doorothy Aurandt
Lerma Ruckel
Injuries Cause Death Of William A Fisher
William A Fisher 63 of Smithville died Saturday at Witnetee hospital from injuries after being struck by a train near Creston. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Smithville Church of God with Rev Kriner officiating. He is survived by his wife three daughters a son his mother four brothers six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Fisher
Smithville
Witnetee Hospital
Creston
Robbers Break Into Hammer Restaurant on Salt Street
Thieves entered via garage window at the Hammer Restaurant and escaped with five dollars in cash from the register. Police investigation continues as they examine security footage and nearby leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammer
Salt Street
Fire at State Street home limited damage to shingles
Firefighters were called to Ed Whitman’s home on State Street Thursday night. The blaze was sparked by embers and quickly put out with chemicals. Only a small area of shingles was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Ed Whitman
State St
Tour Cleveland highlights Kittian High School class leadership
A Home Economics class from Kittian High School toured Cleveland on Saturday led by Miss Madeline Bixel. Meanwhile Mr Jacob Lichty of Creston recovers at home from ptomaine poisoning after visiting friends in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittian High School
Cleveland
Madeline Bixel
Jacob Lichty
Creston
Ir. Lichty
Mansfield
Rittman Enters Kent Contests
Local Rittman students prepare for Kent contests and tests at state college. The article notes May schedule details, student goals, and expected results as organizers plan tests and events across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Kent
Attend 4 utie Koeth Wedding Saturday
Mrs Carl Rive attended the wedding of Miss Totty Koeth of Ma Geera Trife at Sr Perera Cattell. The ceremony featured a high Mass and a reception with pearls lilies roses and a wedding supper. The bridal party included Miss Marie Koeth and Miss Grace Kennedys as bridesmaids. The best man was Edward Tathe and Bernard Smith served as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rive
Miss Totty
Sr Perera
Aeollagp
Tal
Oglach
Pritfead
Oediae
Clifford Vesey
Feng
Elie
Valles
Siater
Misa Marie Koeth
Mise
Grace
Mian
Kennedy
Edward Tathe
Bernard Smith
Allara
Rittman
Mra Tatle
Miss Rizor
Imex
Rizor
Court Briefs on Marriages Estates and Real Transfers
Marriage licenses issued for Karl Thompson and Dorothy Young of Rittman. Squire John P Van Nest of Wooster listed. Estate of Jamon HW Crites, Milton township, reported. heirs Lydia Stahl Joseph Crieg Alice Musgor. estate valued about 5000 dollars. Real estate transfers include Samuel Foxcovitz to Joseph Lun ter. Dan Brodbeck to Amanda Rich. Peoples Co to AB Dresher. Bodager Co to EF Strup. all in Rittman or Sterling areas. Fred Blosser vs Village of Doylestown dismissed for lack of ownership. suit incorrect party named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie
Eatates
Saunders
Crites
Milton Township
Lydia Stahl
Joseph Crieg
Alice Musgor
Samuel Foxcovitz
Joseph Lunter
Rittman Lot
Dan Brodbeck
Amanda Rich
Sterling Let Peoples Co
A B. Dresher
Bodager Co
EF Strup
Guardian Appointed for Angela Paridon in Probate Court
Judge U S Saunders appoints Mary Paridon guardian of her son Angela Paridon 39 of Doylestown after finding him incompetent due to physical weakness. Guardian assumes care of personal goods and real estate mortgages tied to the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paridon
U S Saunders
Angela Paridon
Doylestown
Paridon
Estate Appraisements for Walkerholderbaum Estate
Property of the late Charles Holderbaum or Rittman valued at 2900. Appraisers were W. R. Shook O. M. Spade and Howard Clippinger. Frank B Haties serves as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holderbaum
Rittman
W. R. Shook
O. M. Spade
Howard Clippinger
Frank B Haties
Chicken Theft Report Near Creston Claims Multiple Losses
A. D. Hemminger reported the theft of 60 chickens near Creston to Sheriff Bert Nauman after a Saturday night incident. Samuel Davidson, in the same area, also reported the loss of a number of chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hemminger
Creston
Berty Nauman
Samuel Davidson
Audra Shook at Chaucer Banquet
Audra Shook attended the Chaucer banquet at The College of Waste where a prize was given for the fourth annual Chaner han rae heb April Qoth. The event featured a Stugaet served in old Moerrie Faelish with the carer earyina and pigs and included a fund-raising seller and various speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiss
College of Waste
Professor Geek
Hold Rites Sunday For Dale Hedinger
Funeral services for Dale Hedinger were held Sunday afternoon at the Rittman Cemetery with Rev J Me Gee officiating. The nine year old child died Thursday night near Huttonia following a medical complication, leaving parents and siblings among mourners. Burial followed in the Rittman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hedinger
Eugene
Rittman
Uheallo
Dinde
Huttuan
Icelock
Fao
Hts
Frank
Nigter
Pallbenwrera
Chives Flershes
Alvin
Russell Steiner
Maurier Stiapson
Claw Ogtris
Pardenaile Hinth Hershey Roseypary
Dramatic Club Plans 3-Act Play at Local Church
The La Salle Dramatic Club of SS Peter and Pauls church will stage The Heide of the Army a three act play on May 1 and 10. Hubert Paridos directs in Empresa hotel lobby Carrigan. Cast features George Partdon as General Bark Carragua and others including John Gordon Tapia and Empress Iota running a hotel with spies and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Dramatic Club
SS Peter and Paul's Church
Hubert Paridos
Empresa Hotath Carrigan
George Partdon
Bark
Ir Carragua
Apocenebitus
Frank Ila
Gay" Capen
Garden and Flower Club Meeting Set for May 6
A joint MH ton Garden club and 4 I Flower club meeting is planned for Monday evening May 6. The program includes an illustrated talk on transplanting and perennials with references to Better Homes and Gardens. Also featured is a talk on narcissus and camellias, a discussion on May planting, and music led by Flora Rich Beulah King and Doris Steele. A 4 H club progress report by Mins een Hart will close the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Mary Zook
Wilson Steele
Flora Rich
Beulah King
Doris Steele
Minseen Hart
Sterling Ladies Lead Parsonage and Church Clean-Up Drive
The Sterling United Brethren church ladies have grown excited about cleaning and will gather at the parsonage Thursday to redecorate the parsonage and cleanse the church. A noon picnic dinner will be served at the church with the sales in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling United Brethren Church
Ald
Scharge
Unidentified Man Found Near Erie Railroad Tracks
A man was found near the Erie railroad tracks about 100 feet from the starting depot. Officials identified the victim as Jehan of Ste Tina and said the corpse showed injuries from a train. Investigators listed the cause as being struck by a train with remains examined by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anountien
Erie
Chas Thor
Ole
Tri-Township Church School Convention Set in Doylestown
The Tri Township Church School convention gathers at Doylestown with sessions May Sunday night and a full program of devotions, addresses, music, and reports. Revs G Dittmar and A J Hall lead the evening program with readings from Orrville and Smithville participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Township Church
Doylestown
Tei
Haughtnat Mhippewa
Oreon
Matheist
Orrville
Walter T Swearingen
Bext
Cordelia Scherry
Orrvilla
Dennis T. Pluer
Woorter
Smithville Brethren Church
Tre Mcfougall
Massillon
Toward Poulter
Miralanviates
Mitteca
Kilne
Marahallville
Mia Mia Guy
Mitermediate
Michiel
Smithville
Milas Grace Shatter
Doylestowat
Dowytertown Fpworth Beague
Rov
Harold Eling
G. Dittmar
Smithville Oak Grove
A. J. Hall
Orr- Sila
Orreille
Creston Juniors To Present Play
Creston juniors stage a school play Arbor Day program featured in Friday meeting. Cast includes Anna Mae Smith Harry Mayer Harry Metzker Zotta Shankland Grace Grunder Murray Margaret Gantz Robert Weldeman Rena Freeman Dorothy Gantz with business managers Richard Sloslo property manager Kenneth Woodward stage manager June Warrig Maynard Oxenrider wardrobe managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenton
Anna Mae Smith
Harry Mayer
Harry Metzker
Zotta Shankland
Grace Grunder
Murray
Margaret Gantz
Robert Weldeman
Rena Feeman
Dorothy Gantz
Richard Sloslo
Keneeth Woodward
June Warrig
Maynard Oxenrider
Granddaughter of Charles Sell Dies in Creston Area
Martha Collinga 42 of Copley died Wednesday after a ten day illness from heart trouble. Services were held Friday at her home. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Dollinga two sisters Lucille and Rhea two brothers Richard and Harold and grandfathers Richard Dollinga of Copley and Mr Sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Collinga
Copley
Chairles Sell
Creston
Martha
Dave
Charles Dollinga
Lucille
Rhea
Richard
Harold
Richard Dollinga
Sell
Sales Tax Examiner Announcement for Doylestown and Nearby
George Berg announces a sales tax information session at Wilbert Riteman council room on Main Street the 8th day of May from 9 to 5 to assist vendors with Form No. 10 for the period January 27 to April 30 1935. Returns due by May 6 in Doylestown May 13 in Sterling May 15 in Creston May 23 in Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berg
Wilbert Riteman
S. Main St
Bluv
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Frances Surger
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Mummy Queen
Corstedy
Grange
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Music Club
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Y. P
William’ A. Fisher
Kya State
Newt
Bae Bbdtea
Perea FM
Deere
Swarts
Portes
Peeters
utie-Koeth
Karl Thompson
Dorothy Young Rittman
Squire John P van Nest
Salt
Fred Blosser
Blosser
Audra
Chaucer
Wooster English Department
Sterling Ladies
T F Johnson
Redy
Creston Juniors
Charles Sell
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