Indians Top Summit Champs for 8th Straight Victory
Rittman Indians defeated Greensburg 3-0 to cap an eighth straight win in a hard fought defensive contest. Simonton kicked the game winning field goal with one minute left after a drive that moved from the Greensburg 18. Rittman dominated early, with Tompkins passing to Simonton and West to reach the Greensburg 12 before the clincher. Greensburg’s defense kept Rittman from sustained drives as both teams traded short gains and interceptions.
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Indians
Greensburg
Simonton
Rittman
Oan
Tompkins
West
Dick West
Greenspudes
Myer
Miller
Harris
Breece
Johnson
Bob Wenger
Cummings
Rosenberg
Boeing
Schaad
EK. Hiy
H. Hilty
Brope
Riggs
Shiffer
Bob Simonton
Orrville
Ittman
Doylestown
Dalton
Frank Merriwell
Rittman Band
Rittman Greensburg Harris
Des Nes
East
Breecé
Sone
Epitote Johnson
Sweet Shiffer
Detwiler R
Wenger
Zink
RT Buck
Remy Keating
Myers West
Miller Riggs
Sigg Tompkins
FB Taylor
Secceesensence
Weave
McAnnallen
K. Hilty
Hleckner
Sponseller
Burgoon
Haynes
Carr
Sweitzer
Akron
Thatcher
Aktork
Ohio Boxboard Co Payroll Reaches 900 Employees
The Ohio Boxboard Co reports a payroll of 813 employees with total staff near 900 after recent hires. Plant managers note six-day weeks since September, upcoming Thanksgiving shutdown, and sustained high production through October, risking little Christmas slowdown and a yearly payroll near 1.25 million dollars.
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Ohio Boxboard_Co
Millsiards
Cervens
CE. Carpenter
Milla
Hureday
Thankeg Ving
Suinday
Kroger Store Wins Three Contests At Rittman
George Tinsler, manager of the Rittman Kroger store, announces that the store has won three consecutive contests over ten weeks in bread sales light bulb sales and total sales. Prizes and cash totaling $50 were awarded by Kroger Co.
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George Tinsler
Kroger
Rittman
Kroger Co
Chaplain Shields Oversees London Prison Farm Library
The London Prison Farm library, overseen by Chaplain Curtis E. Shields, distributes 17,363 books in a month, averaging over 500 items daily. Magazines come as gifts from publishers and individuals, with expansion plans under study as usage grows across Lebanon and Mount Vernon camps.
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London Prison Farm Library
Cleveland Plain Dealer
London
Shields
Curtis E. Shields
Todayisn
Thebrary
Lebanon
Mount, Vernon
Sterling Seniors To Present Class Play The Cuckoo's Nest
Sterling seniors pictured above will present their class play The Cuckoo's Nest on Wednesday and Saturday, November 22 and 25, at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Miss Winifred Nelson directs.
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Sterling
Annual Thanksgiving Service Invitation At Fresbyterian Church
The community is invited to the annual Thanksgiving service Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Presbyterian church. Rev C J McGee will deliver the message and the offering will support the School Milk Fund for needy children. Everyone is urged to join in worship and express thanksgiving.
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Fresbyterian Church
Srecerlara
C. Je McDee
Rittonalg
Rittman Observes Thanksgiving Holiday
Rittman residents will observe the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday with business closures at the Bank The Rittman Press and the post office taking a day off. Local shops and services announce Thanksgiving closure as residents celebrate with meals and turkey day.
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Franklin ’ D. ‘Roosevelt
United States of America
Rittman
Bank
Rittman Press
Post-Office
Indians To Meet Akron West In Opening Cage Game
Rittman high school begins basketball with a home opener against Akron West on December 8 under coach Tib Young. After that, the Indians travel to Canal Fulton the next night and then host Wooster the following weekend in Central Buckeye league play.
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Akron
Rittman High
Tib ‘Young
Rittman
Akron West
Canal Fulton
Wooster
Buckeye
Press
Police report on stolen car and juvenile shelter incident
Police and Sheriff Millient investigated a car theft early Sunday near Main Street. Two youths from Akron’s Orphans Home were held and later returned to the Akron supervisor after the incident at Rutran fang and Teonacils road damage, with marshal Heffelman leading the inquiry. the episode included the car found in Rutran and subsequent juvenile custody arrangements.
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Sheriff Millient
James Younker
Creatori
Masterman
Rutran
Fang
Younker
Edward Pertenod
Bierling
Main St
Heffelman
Peel Dent
Perrendd
Hadzeh Mseae
Teonacils
Gordon
Harold Gompet
Marshal Heffelmar
Strom
Akron
Bundey
Slty
Rittman
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Red Cross Roll Call Continues This Week
Mrs John Tilson of Milton Township announces that the Red Cross Drive will continue this week with Friday and Saturday drives. Roll call contributions for last week totaled 104 dollars. A corporate report notes the drive will be summarized in next week s issue of The Rittman Press.
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John Tilson
Milton
Township
Red Cross Drive
Rittman
Iecoute
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Rittman Press
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