Crowd triumphs as cold opening game nets 9-7
The Ohio Boxboard Baseball team defeated South Akron Board of Trade 9 to 7 in a cold opening clash. Despite wind and misplayed flies, a large crowd witnessed strong hitting from Rittman and standout pitching by Albert Schaad.
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Ohio Boxboard
South Akron Board of Trade
Vam
Akron
Rittman
Akron Suspendents
Caite
Rittohan
Ed Thombs
Ional
Tess
Rittman Povesrs
Albert Schaad
Schaad
Norline
Deith Haury Schaad
Seiberling Singers Move Up One Hour Broadcast Time
The National Broadcasting Company adopted daylight saving time on programs effective April 29. Consequently, starting May 1 Seiberling Singers programs began at 7 30 p m Eastern Time instead of 8 80 as previously.
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National/ Broadcasting Company
Seiberling
Bain Buys Sherri¯ est In Barber Shop
G A Sim halves his interest in the barber shop, Bain acquired a half stake from Sherri¯ est in the business, details remain terse and focus on the ownership change and local business activity.
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Bain
G. A
Sim
Piano Recital at Presbyterian Church Features Student Performances
Pupils of Marjorie Wilisins presented a program at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening. The recital included pieces by Schumann, Chopin, Haydn and modern composers with duets and solos performed by Jeanne McGordy, Miss Williams, Frances Burger, Donna Dale, Lerma Rue, and others.
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Marjorie Wilisins
Presbyterian Church
Aes
Baryfata
Wright
Williams
Schumann Jeanne McGordy
Miss Wiams
Bugbee
Frances Burger
Jeanne M
Young people invited to church in Rittman
The article calls on Rittman youths to attend Sunday evening church to reflect on their place in a changing world. It mentions high school students advancing classes and seniors seeking future work while a message titled The Village and the Prince offers guidance to live meaningfully.
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Rittman
Ueir
Vilage
Prince
Hya_na
Lin Tha
Creston to Erie Railway Terminal Update
Creston serves as the terminal for Hiie railroads, located at Kent and Marlow. With two existing runs and five new ones, three operate during the day and two at night, making seven total runs in service.
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Creston
Hiie
Kent
Marlow
Catholic Charities Week Campaign for Parmadale
Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs leads Catholic Charities Week from May 6 to 13 to fund Parmadale and orphaned girls care. Parishes will host 6,000 participants visiting 250,000 Catholic families to solicit cash donations and memberships in the Catholic Charities Corporation. Each parish will hold sermons urging support to complete cottages and shelters for orphans. Local laymen will visit Parmadale to boost the drive and encourage donations.
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Joseph Schrembs
D. D
Cleveland
Catholic Charities-“Corporation
Parmadale
Shelters
Watt Parmadale
Pauline Gray Wins National Spelling Contest
Miss Pauline Gray won a national spelling contest with six contestants at the event held last Saturday in Washington. Relatives and friends celebrated her success as etching a notable achievement for her school and state. Oregon or SB Ame oma is mentioned as a participant, with school ties noted.
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Pauline Gray
Washington
Pete
Ray Wil
Oma
Saime Sch
Fragmentary Note on Clergy Visit and Duties
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a clergyman visiting, addressing a class on duties and administration. It mentions travel from Rittman to Walworth and references Rev. Father Moriarty and others from Bar i of Orrville, with little clear context or dates.
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Rittman
Waddworth
Aue
Schricher
Fakron
Father Moriarty
Midt
Mather Nho
Bari
Orrville
Swapshooters Hold First Meeting This Saturday
Reports from Rittylan indicate the Swapshooters agenda includes plans for upcoming events with a meeting forecast for Saturday afternoon at 4:30. If confirmed, organizers may decide on timing and venue adjustments and potentially assign duties to team members.
Legion Rifle Club to Meet This Week
American Legion members plan a weekly meeting to finalize the rifle club’s organization and future work. After a long effort, the club secured a location on John Sergey’s farm near the Whabny-tghootse, and equipment was moved there last week.
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Legion’ Rifle
American Legion
Ite
John Sergey
Whabny-tghootse
Gas Land Motors Opens Three Day Open House
Gas Land Motor Cars Company celebrated a 3 day open house marking the completion of a $3,000,000 addition to Oakland All-American Six manufacturing and shipping facilities. AR. Glancy Krealdant and Gordon Lefevre led efforts to manage production and guest handling as thousands toured in operation, with free parking arranged on nearby land and guides directing out of town visitors.
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Gasland Motor Cars Company
Oakland
Nanan B
AR. Glancy Krealdant
Memo Eral
Ship Y Company
Gordon Lefevre
Hit
Clent
Miper
Barbor ton church service features presbytery address
The Rov Edward Houde presided as pastor Rev Chablan Aiinter delivered the charge of Dr eravalnn Presbyter y to the congregation. Several musical numbers enhanced the ceremony with Benediction by Rev Hendrickson closing the event before the gathered attendees.
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Edwar Oa Houde
ZUG Presbyterian
Apul
Tira
Chablan
A.“Aiinter
Firat
Barberton
Mbek
Jan Lara A
Community Ground Ball Meet Held By Torreador Club Fi
A meeting of the ground ball league was held by the Torreador Club Fi fire department. Teams represented the club and city players gathered for a community event to discuss schedules and community involvement.
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Ground Ball League Fire Department
Torreador Club
Central High School concert aids Wayne County spelling bee
The Central High School orchestra opened a concert in Wayne County around seven o'clock to support an afternoon event for radio listeners. Dean Lucas, last year's Boston contest winner and National Spelling Bee champion, was introduced. After announcements the spelling contest began, with two pupils left standing at the hour's end. The event recognized county and district prize winners with awards announced amid marching and spelling displays for the audience.
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pAnval
Alton Tor
Wayne
Couidnata
Wayne County
Central High School Orchestra
Amr
Radio Audiemes
State Department
Dean Lucasf
Play to Be Given Tue May 8 by Rittman School
An entertainment program titled Jumbo Jum featuring a comic fare will be presented next Tuesday May 8 south of Rittman. The event supports the school and is organized by teacher Miss Opal Duncan.
Rotary Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
Rotary Club met Friday evening and elected officers. The new slate includes president and other roles, as members noted progress and future service plans for the club.
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Rotary Club
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Erie Railway
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Willane
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Rittylan
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