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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
3
Rittman Senior class funds finance a June train trip to Washington DC for 25 students and 3 chaperones. Departure is June 1 with return June 4, hotel reservations underway, funded by class plays rummage and bake sales.
Miss Eileen Fackler daughter of Mr and Mrs C Fackler 36 S 8th St has completed a tour of Ohio Indiana and Illinois with Ashland college A Capella choir directed by Dr Louis E Pete The freshman majoring in business traveled 1000 miles with nine concerts in churches and high schools and contributed piano programs to a college broadcast on WATG Musicaglia YMCA and other activities accompany her.
Mrs Addie Sykes of Creston announces the engagement of her daughter Betty to Edward Kiczek son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kiczek of Salem Both are graduates of local high schools and are employed at the Ohio Boxboard Co.
Mr and Mrs George Sprowl of 41 E Ohio announce their youngest son George has enlisted in the Air corps and is undergoing basic training in Texas.
Pvt. George D. Sprowl stationed at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas is listed. Mr and Mrs Arthur Scott Gan yard Jr spent the weekend in Fredericksburg. Mrs George Sprowl recuperating at home 41 E Ohio Ave. Mr and Mrs Donald Jenkins bought Edwin D Reffert home 148 N 2nd St. Jay Griffith bought 66 College St. Kimseys left for Atlanta after Kimsey aunt's sudden death. Aubrey Lambert and Jeannie returned from Catlettsburg Ky. Earl Widmer new barber at C G Haulk shop moving to Rittman when a house is found. Bill Mabes called to Fort Gay W Va for grandmother's serious illness.
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