Akron PTA hears Sgt Fouts on School Boy Patrol history
Sergeant Fouts of the Akron Police Department spoke to the PTA Monday night. He noted 35 years with the force, organized Akron’s School Boy Patrol in 1920, and described its activity. Akron has 1360 patrol boys, several local groups support their interest with outings.
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Sergeant Fouts
Aron Police Department
Parent Teachers Association
Police Department
Akron
Fouts
Akron Automobile Club
Washington, D. C
Rittman Patrol
Sherman S. Moore Trained At Naval Recruit Center
Sherman S. Moore son of Mr and Mrs Jake Moore of Rittman Ohio is undergoing recruit training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois. The program teaches seamanship Navy customs terms basic ordnance gunnery signaling and navigation, preparing recruits for assignment to fleet units or service schools.
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Sherman S. Moore
Seam&in Recruit
USN
Jake Moore
R.D. 1
Rittman Ohio
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Navan
Naval Service
Wedding of Donna Rupp and James Davis Jr at Reformed Church
The Reformed Church hosts the wedding of Miss Donna Dale Rupp and James A. Davis Jr on Sunday November 26 at 2 30 p m. Donna’s sister Mrs Dorthea Rada Baugh is matron of honor with bridesmaids Mary Ann True Marie Spirek and Jeannette Hasman. Also listed are pregnancies and births in nearby towns with multiple November dates for upcoming family events.
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Walmer Studio
the Reformed Church
Donna Dale Rupp
Evelyn Rupp
Marshallville
Walter Rupp
Barberton
James A. Davis Jr
James A. Davis
Goodyear Heights
Akron
Dorthea Rada- Baugh
Pontius sells C and S restaurant to Williams
Sells Restaurant Harry N Pontius W C Williams Rittman RD has purchased the C S restaurant from Harry Pontius. Williams will operate the business himself. Pontius says health forced the sale and he will take a month’s vacation before returning to farming.
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Harry N. Pontius
W. C. Williams
Rittman, R.D
Harry Pontius
Williams
People You Know Return From Local Hospitals
Terry Hatten son of Mr and Mrs Harlen Hatten Walnut St was returned from Children's Hospital Sunday after a minor operation Mrs Eva Workman Willow Brook is an operational patient at Wadsworth Hospital
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Terry Hatten
Harlen Hatten
Walnut St
Children’s Hospital
Eva Workman
Willowbrook
Wadsworth Hospital
Sterling Resident Gets Appointment to Conference Committee
Paul Maibach of Sterling sits on the Statistics Committee at the Evangelical United Brethren Church General Conference in Dayton. The ten day session, opened Friday November 10, reviews church organization polity and doctrine, with focus on bishops’ areas, seminaries consolidation, mission contacts in Communist areas, and boards and institutions.
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Paul Maibach
Sterling
General Conference
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dayton
Service Pins at Ohio Boxboard Honor Long Service
Thirty OBC employees honored at an award luncheon on Tuesday Nov 14 for long service. Total 240 years of service represented. 25 year pin awarded to George W Weadry. 15 year pins to Myrle Anshutz Joe Polize Ray C Daniels Lester E Blatter Russell A Dull and others. 5 year pins to a larger list. Representing supervision and management were K B Woodring Ken Glasgow Ken Osborne Bob McCammon Joé Elam Vernon Yoho and others including Vice President M E Barthen.
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OBC
Forrest B Rusch
George W. Weadry
Myrle Anshutz
Joe Polize
Ray C. Daniels
Lester E. Blatter
Russell A. Dull
B. F. Garner
T. E. Walker
James A. Dwyer
Paul Copley
Evelyn West
Martin J
Jester
Harold J. Cross
Floyd C. Williams
Charles W. Ernst
Prentice Plymale
David Stewart
Victor L Brady
Elvin E. Leatherman
Emmit R. Pratt
Glade A. Ross
Ralph Armstrong
Lewis W. Lutz
Arthu Wescott
Lefa I. Snyder
Willia Bardacs
William O. Wallace
Charles W. Bowen
Glenn Landis
Rozelle E. McCoy
K. B. Woodring
Ken Glasgow
Ken Osborne
Bob McCammon
Joé Elam
Vernon Yoho
R. G. Young
Bob Erb
John Baldwin
M. E. Barthen
Reports From Mothers Club Meeting On State Street
Mrs Irene Winkler hosted the Mothers Club on State Street with 16 members present. Reports by Mrs Kathrine Steiner covered proceeds from a rummage sale and a committee on needy families for Christmas. A motion to donate 5 dollars to the Girls Industrial School at Delaware was approved.
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Pete Hessidence
N. Third St
Verne Yoho
S. Main St
Irene Winkler
Mothers’ Club
State St
Kathrine Steiner
Ruth Baldwin
Eileen Marshall
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Nola Slater
Arthur Bodager
Louise Forrer
Nabb Couple Travel Amid Mother’s Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Edward Nabb have been traveling to and from Bethesda Ohio where his mother Mrs Lulu Nabb is recovering from an operation.
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Edward Nabb
Bethesda, Ohio
Lulu Nabb
Santa's Letter Reading Service At Rittman Press
The Rittman Press invites readers to send Christmas letters to Santa Claus who will act as agent to read and publish them. Four weeks remain to submit letters and have them printed for the public. Volunteers are asked to mail or bring letters today to ensure delivery.
White to become vice president at Ottawa River Paper Co
W. He Bill White, promoted from sales promotion manager at Ohio Boxboard since June 1949, will assume duties as vice president of Ottawa River Paper Company in Toledo on December 1. He will oversee sales. White and his wife with their three year old daughter Libby live in LeRoy Ohio where they raise Black Angus cattle as a hobby.
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W. He
Bill) White
Ohio Boxboard Company
Sinc
Ottawa River Pape Company
Toledo
Bill
Libby
LeRoy
Ohio
Local author Mrs Grant has story accepted by Life Today
Mrs A J Evelyn Grant of Third Street Rittman reports her tale She Let Her me Shine appears in the December Life Today issue as the first accepted piece The story follows a Philadelphia hospital encounter with a memorable colored woman Grant hopes for a follow up and has other manuscripts including her life story Grant has suffered arthritis nine years bedbound four and a half years Cortisone gave her improved mobility and arm use She is mother of three Evelyn Richard in college and Mary at home The Rittman Press notes strong demand this year.
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A. J
Evelyn) Grant
S. Third St
Rittman
Life Today
Mazine
Grant
Philadelphia
Mrs. Grant. Org
Merchants Plan Christmas Promotions and Parking Strategy
A group of 20 local businessmen gathered at a Legion dinner to map Christmas activities and town improvements. Don Emch was named planning committee chair. street lighting will be handled by Barrett Flower Shop and Ohio Edison. They propose promoting openings, discount efforts, and off street parking to ease Main Street congestion. Eli Matthews outlined a credit rating bureau for new residents with a base fee and per inquiry charges.
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Christma
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Donald Topfield
Merchants Committee
Don Emch
Stepfield
Barrett Flower Shop
Ohio Edison Co
Emch
Main St
Cub Scout Pack Meeting at City Hall Monday Night
Cub Scout Pack meeting at City Hall on Monday night November 28 at 7:00 with the Na vajho Indians theme and an Indian war dance by the Cubs. Handicrafts will be displayed and den mothers urge all parents to attend, with small children welcome as the meeting ends at 8:00. Junior Music Club pupils of Mrs. Anna Norton meet at Linda Melenbacker's home Friday November 24 with Virginia Trogdon as co host.
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Music Club
Anna Norton
Linda Melenbacker
Virginia Trogdon
Henry Moser Patient at Wadsworth Hospital
Henry Moser of Seville Road is listed as a patient at Wadsworth Hospital with condition described as very poor.
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Henry Moser
Seville Rd
Wadsworth Hospital
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R. D. Rittman
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