Council Purchases Street Oil from Tiffin Company
Village council authorizes 8,000 gallons street oil from Louis Dehmer, Inc. at 0.0898 per gallon, with plans to buy 6,000 more later. Gariyard street grading discussed. bids considered. Water works salary, payment date changes, and parking ordinance revisions debated. City Hall auditorium use and building repairs noted as pending actions.
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Louis Dehmer, Inc
Dehmer
Gariyard
Cornell
Ganyard St
Water Works
the of Public Affairs
City Hall
Fredrick
Vacation Church School Dates and Leaders Listed
The Rittman Press notes Vacation Church School from June 3 to 21 led by Junior supervisor Mrs C J McGee and Intermediate supervisor Mrs E Hendrickson. Playground supervisor is Mr Meade.
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Vacation Church
Sterling Seniors Graduation Set for May 24 at High School
The Sterling High School senior class will graduate Friday night May 24 in the school auditorium. Jonny Moore of Dayton will speak, noted world affairs expert and former League of Nations correspondent listed in Who's Who 1936-37, and director of the League of Nations Association in Dayton. Class night is scheduled for Thursday May 28, with an additional trip to Washington, D. C. on Monday May 30.
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Sterling High School
Jonny Moore
Dayton
Moore
League of Nations
Europe
China
Japan
Wignehums
South—America
America
League of Nations Association, Inc
Washington, D
Mabripaeting
City Walk
Weenies Recreation
Harold Drown
Jotn Bakiwin
Roy Baker
M. R. Beachy
Ent-Fitate-University
Tib Young
Washington, D. C
White Edges Amstutz In Closest Wayne County Clerk Race
Approximately 7 500 voters cast ballots in Wayne county primary as Adrian Amstutz and M S White battled for clerk of courts. White won the Democratic nomination by 96 votes while other county races leaned Democratic or Republican with multiple nominations and statewide results noted.
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Amstutz
Wayne County
Adrian Amstutz
M. S. White
White
Otto Lehman
E. E. McConnell
Rittman
Weidly
McConnell
Ree Ae
Ivan Steiner
Forest Stahl
Ben McKvaine
John G. van Nest
P. F. Swinehart
John Ferguson
Florence Patterson
Martin Ie
Demetra
George White
William J. Kennedy
Davey
Harold Burton
Cleveland
U.8
Dudley A. White
John McSweeney
U. S
Wm. R. Thom
Congress
16Th
James Seccombe
Wooster
Orrville
Milton Township
Charles Rohrer
Republican Central
Baer Sag
Pirecinets
L. FE. Antstutz
Charles Maine
W.W. Bodager
C. E. Rhonemus
Ralph Krabill
Martin N. Davey
MacBride
Supreme Court
Central Park Summer Reservations Reported by 26 Groups
Sylvia Hardgrove notes 38 reservations for Central Park summer events. The list includes gatherings and reunions with dates from June 2 to Sept 8, featuring organizers Dressler Goffinet Blough Steiner Wirth Flickinger Hoft Mydes Ellison Lance and others.
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Central Park
Sylvia Hardgrove
Ff Park
Ognens Eatin
Finest Tin Late Contest at Five State Universities
Catherine Twines Wiis ot itis led a statewide scholarship testing contest conducted at five state universities to determine statewide placements. Rittman students Carl Bowen earned sixth in state Biology honorable mention. Margaret Brophy sixth in state Biology and third at Kent. Stanley Steiner sixth in state Algebra I and third at Kent. John Zivkovich honorable mention in state World History and eighth at Kent.
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Ate
Columbate
Rittman
Carl Bowen
Kent
Margaret Brophy
Stanley Steiner
John Zivkovich
Rittman Band Places Second in National Contest
Rittman High Band earned second place in a national contest amid a small town fire scare near the Sanitary Market on the square. Firefighters were called minutes before practice to extinguish a rear market blaze causing about 800 dollars in stock and equipment damage, with smoke doing most of the harm. Fire Chief E W Winkler said the cause is undetermined despite inventory and coal pile sources connected to a stoker at the Ohio Boxboard plant.
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Rittman Fire Department
E. W. Winkler
Ohio
Akron Dental Society Meeting At Mayflower Hotel
Dr. G. G. Seeekos and Dr. Philip Jay of the University of Michigan addressed the Akron Dental Society at its annual clinis masting held Wednesday at the Mayflower hotel in Akron. Dr. Van B. Dalton, president of the Ohio State Dental Society, was guest of honor.
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Cltege
Akron Dental Society
Mayflower Hotel
Akorn
Philip Jay
University of Michigan
Carles
van B. Dalton
The
Ohio State Dental Society
Rude Attitudes and Women in Media Reflections
A crude man stares at a girl's figure while she performs. The past should be forgotten for the sake of the future. Women dislike women, and radio announcers read their staff as if they doubt them. The subpicione of women, as seen by men, has some foundation in doubt.
Stolen car recovered. arrest follows in Wadsworth
Mrs. Marty Wilson of Wadsworth R D No 7 reported a car theft to Marshal Charles Heffelman on a Wednesday. The marshal recovered the car in about five minutes, parked in front. Sleepy Cate Rice was apprehended and taken into custody by the Wadsworth police. Marshal Heffelman arrested Amy I?bo.
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Marty ‘Wilson
Wadsworth
R. D. No
Charles Heffelman
Cate
Ea Rice
Donkey Baseball Game Set at Recreation Field Tuesday May 28
The Donkey Baseball game is scheduled for Tuesday at 26.6 pm at the St. Stiliman Recreation Field. In charge are stakeholders including HLFL and Joe Sherrick. Lineups list Leans through George Insler and many local players with several officials named.
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R. VY. Fredrick
Lawrence Stoolmiller
Nelson Hall
Robert Hickin
Cloyd Stearns
Joe Wald
Tom Galehouse
S' Woyat
Dwight Hoff
David
John Wenger
Stoute
Armand Goffinet
Heeman Robinett
E.R
John Baldwin
Warren ‘Bodager
Felix Grelle
Charles Heffelman
H. H. Straus
I. G. DeVore
Matt Wenger
George Insler
Rittman Band Scores In National Contest At Battle Creek
The Rittman High School band earned top honors at Battle Creek with first and second division ratings. Clarinet and saxophone quartets led by Foster and Swope received high marks while the cornet trio and trombone group also posted strong second and third division scores.
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Rittman High
Micha Riteman
Rittman
Frederick Bbe
Trama
Rathigay
Foster
Clair Brickel
Pauliia
Kad
Robert Wengee
Ae Terenas Zvade
Penn
Roger McGee
Pelee
Dean Brenneman
Gridgman
Kenneth’ Zimmerman
McGee
Dorothy Enserpie
Arnold Shook
Mary Baker
Margaret I Wer
Russell Jaquays
Aid
Kenneth ' Time Merman
Marcella Simpson
Wade Milford
Frank Webner
Battle’ Creek
Riltman
Rithman Rebels Open Season At Doylestown Tonight
The Rittman Rebels start their schedule at Doylestown with Chippewa High School. Manager John Tannarelli notes trials for new candidates will occur later and to contact John Vannarelli or Keyneth Haldiman. Upcoming games include May 19 vs A Warrens, June 2 at Alliance Merchants, and June 33 vs Akron Riggs La Mar at home. most opponents are Class A.
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Rittman Rebels
Doylestown
Chippewa High
John Tannarelli
Rebels
John Vannarelli
Keyneth Haldiman
Seaso
A Warrens
Recreation Field
Rittman
Alliance
Alliance Merchants
Akron Riggs la Mar
Doylettown
Wooster Pastor To Speak At Memorial Day Services
Rev. Robert Tuck of Wooster Church of Christ will headline Memorial Day services organized by Rittman American Post. The Rittman Legion plans to decorate Milton township veterans graves at dawn. A parade with the city band is planned and seven Ritter pastors will participate at the Rittman cemetery. The full plan will be announced next week's Rittman Post.
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Robert Tuck
the Wooster
Akron's As Will Akron's As Will ne red
The readable fragment from the Akron page mentions a local event and a decision by city officials. Details are incomplete but indicate a municipal matter involving Akron and a referenced byline. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established in the fragment.
Poppy Day Observed In Rittman Memorial Week
Poppy Day will be observed in Rittman and across the nation on Saturday May 25 before Memorial Day. Americans are urged to wear a poppy to honor the fallen soldiers of prior wars and donate to the memorial fund. The observance supports families and keeps alive the memory of those who sacrificed their lives.
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Rittman
Erica
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Tiffin Company
Sterling
Cy 6Tenger
Christine Beery
Garnett Bauman
Lucille Bachmagi
Garricon
Jeayl Steiner
Mabel Gasser
Clara Bauman
Anne Rastorfer
Aiary Ellen Bauman
Charies
Kaseerman
Junior Schar
Ray Ramseyer
Wallace Ramsier
Emmet Gasser
Thelma Lance
Miss Winifred Nelson
Clem Wald
Wiliam Bauman
Dale Bodager
Clyde Renner
Kenneth Jennings
Russell Sontag
Eugene Schaffter
Alvin Giet
Bil -Cunningham Ayma Mackanzie
Andrew Marbach
Martin L. Davey
Daniel W. Buchwalter
Fred W. Reed
Helen R. Walter
Charles ,Jacob
Robert Brenner
Raymond Co. Morgan
Ira Amiet
Ralph Grosjean
Floren Patterson
Fred ‘W. Troxel
Ben 1’ "McTivaine
Ody Kaufman
U .& Laurviers
Walter H. Metzler
Paul E Glasgow
Alonzo C Smith
Adrian J Hartzler
Delno Levers
P F Swinehart
Wiliam H Miller
Howard Lillich
Otto
Lehman
Walter G Nickels
Charles Maston
Joe Ross
Dibin
Robert
D. Myers Myers
Jos
John. H. Turner
John
Warp Aioe
Ted W
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Allee "Crokoe
Dressler
Actie
Arthur Goffinet
Paul Zook
Henry Long
Mougey
Carl ‘Oehler
Hartzler-Plank
P. J
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A. D. Maine
Wirth
V. J
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Flickinger
Roy Blough
Hoft. Breunion
W. M. Ant
Ringsummere
L. le
Mydes
Kate
Samuel Detwiler
Ellison-Hubbard
Lance
Fritz
Conrad
John Rohrer
Catherine Twines
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Seeekos
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Marshal Heffelman
Amy
Rithman Rebels
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