Superior Junior High Band Heads to Spring Music Festival
The Superior Junior High Band, unbeaten in Saturday’s contest, will perform at the Elementary Grades Spring Music Festival Friday at Rittman High School. Under Gene Sharick the cadet and Junior High bands play multiple numbers, with Ada Davis directing vocal music. Fourth through sixth graders perform vocal selections, led by Dorothy DeMass and Marie McFadden.
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Rittman High School
Gene Sharick
Ada Davis
Normandy
Eraders
Field Artillery
Hawaii
Louis
Local vocal judges named for Ohio school events
Marin Bowling Green University Gerald Frank Lorain County Schools Myron Pearce Newark High School Joseph Lanese Cleveland Public Schools George Polee New Philadelphia High School Dwight Summerville Shelby High School Hammer Mitchell Mansfield Cliff Hurst Ashland and R Byron Griest Massillon served as vocal judges for the event.
Phone number for Sterling fire emergencies clarified
In Sterling residents are urged to dial 939 2222 only in case of fire. Firefighters report many wrong number calls and ask the public to exercise care in dialing to avoid unnecessary responses.
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Sterling
Thinelads Take 6th At Berea
Rittman High School track under coach Don Ritchie placed sixth among 24 schools at Berea with Dave Ramsier taking second in the two mile in a new school record 10.28 and Mark Steiner third in the mile. Dave Glassner set a school record of 15.9 seconds in the high hurdles 120 yards. Sword Allenbaugh McSpadden Race won the half mile relay in 2.373. Sword Williams teamed for the mile relay in 3.38. Winners advance to Berea Regionals with top four moving to Columbus meets May 28.
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Rittman High School
Don Ritchie
Berea
Dave Ramsier
Mark Steiner
Dave Glassner
Jerry Sword
Rick Allenbaugh
Dave McSpadden
Jerry Race
Tom Williams
Columbus
D of A Nominates Again For Officers
Daughters of America plan a second nomination of officers at the meeting on Tuesday May 24. Six members attended the recent gathering. The mystery package prize was won by Mrs. Clara Boling and Mrs. Marie Prosser.
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Daughters of America
Clara Boling
Marie Prosser
Garden Club Plans Summer Picnic in Rittman
Rittman Garden Club members plan a June picnic at a yet to be announced location set for 6 p.m. Mrs. Frank Gilbert hosted the recent meeting. Kenneth Osborne spoke on Trees for Every Setting and Their Selection. City Manager Willard Laughlin discussed beautification efforts including a gully project with Girl Scouts participation. A question and answer period followed.
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Rittman Garden Club
Frank Gilbert
Kenneth Osborne
Willard Laughlin
Rittman
Laughlin
Two Meetings Call For Little League and Slow Pitch Entry
Baseball enthusiasts and potential managers are invited to two meetings next week. Past Little League managers and helpers should join Tuesday at 8 p.m. in City Hall. Entry for the men's slow pitch league is on Thursday May 26 at 8 p.m. in City Hall.
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City Hall
New REA elects Wayne Kornhaus president
Wayne Kornhaus is elected president of the Rittman Education Association replacing Eugene Sharick who resigned after taking a band director position in Barberton schools.
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Wayne Kornhaus
Rittman Education Association
Kornhaus
Eugene Sharick
Barberton
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