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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

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Ohio Boxboard workers win army navy E award in Rittman

More than 1,400 employees at the Ohio Boxboard Co received the army navy E award for production achievement at a 10 am ceremony in the Rittman plant. Chester G. Wise of Akron chaired the event attended by about 2,000 as Crile General Hospital’s WAC color guard posted colors and the Rittman High School band played America. The celebration drew record crowds for Labor Day with fireworks and a vaudeville show, sponsored by Ohio Boxboard and Ohio Salt Co, featuring Harold Nelson's band.

Ohio Boxboard Co Rittman Robert P. Patterson Chester G. Wise Akron WAC Crile General Hospital Rittman High School Donna Jeanne Gault America Recreation Field The Ohio Salt Co Harold Nelson

Appreciation letter to high school band received

School Superintendent W A Garver received a letter of appreciation this morning from Major Graves Taylor Army Ordnance Public Relations Director Cleveland. He commended the band's splendid work on short notice and the smooth way they conducted the program.

W. A. Garver Graves Taylor Army Ordnance Cleveland

Cleveland Ordnance district honors workers with E flag

Lieut Col Tracy C Dickson presented the E flag to C E Carpenter and Jacob Reed after the flag raising by the WAC color guard. Lieut E B Cooper awarded E pins with Sgt Stanley Burke and TM Crile General Hospital convalescent. John W Conrad accepted pins for all plant employees. Wayne Young leads Ohio Boxboard Co. with 331 members in armed forces honor roll.

Tracy C. Dickson Cleveland Ordnance District C. E. Carpenter Jacob Reed WAC E. B. Cooper Office of Inspector of Naval Materials Cleveland Stanley Burke Crile General Hospital John W Conrad Rebecca Salisbury Charles B. Smoyer Esther L. Bruny John W. Baldwin Roy O. Adams John J. Gannon Verne Gebhart Cooper Ohio Boxboard Co John W. Conrad International Union of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers A. F. of L Rittman John Nolt Edith Matz Wayne Young Wadsworth Co. E. Carpenter Akron

New Horseshow Champ: Ruble Beats Card Ace in Final

Donald Ruble won the boys final against Angelo Card ace to claim the new championship title in horseshoes.

Donald Ruble Angelo Cardace

Teacher Hart Reassigned to Creston High Mathematics History

E O Hart of Sterling, retired history teacher at Rittman High last year, is listed as teaching mathematics and history at Creston High.

E O Hart Sterling Rittman High School Creston High

Rittman Labor Day Acknowledges Cooperation and Victory Show

A Labor Day note credits the coop effort of management and workers for the EK award and a Victory Show. The message thanks participants for a memorable day in Rittman, praising the town as a good place to work and live. Gen. Chairman Harry Bedford and Ken Osborne sign off.

Ohio Rittman Harry Bedford Ken Osborne

Local Event Cast of Characters Featuring Stage, Safety, and Seating

Publicity names include Harry Bedford Carl Ellsworth and Mary Serjack. Stage Show personnel list Tom Young Virginia Plahuta and Carl Krancher. Electrical personnel include Clarence Kunkler and G H Steele. Seating participants are John Petak Joe Felix Walter Alderfer and Py Williams. Fireworks Display names Joe Gabor sky A C Fackler and L L Wilmot.

Harry Bedford Carl Ellsworth Mary Serjack John Baldwin Everett Winkler Tom Young Virginia Plahuta Carl Krancher Electrical Clarence Kunkler G H Steele John Petak Joe Felix Walter Alderfer Py Williams Joe Gaborsky A. C. Fackler L. L. Wilmot

Mrs Mary Hoff dies at daughter's home near Rittman

Mrs Mary Hoff 71 died Saturday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Effie Maine three miles south of Rittman She had lived on a farm near Rittman then moved to Doylestown where her husband Ira Hoff died a few years ago Illness began about a year ago Survived by daughter Mrs Hazel Woyat Milton Township Services were at St Peters and Paul's Church Doylestown conducted by Rev Frey burial in church cemetery Prayers by Rev W T Farrell of Rittman at Ebert Funeral Home.

Mary Hoff Effie Maine Rittman Ira Hoff Doylestown Hoff Maine Hazel Woyat Milton Township St. Peters and Paul’s Church Frey W. T. Farrell Ebert Funeral Home

Mrs. Roth Called to Syracuse for Ill father

Mrs. W. E. Roth travels to Syracuse Wyoming on September 1 due to the critical illness of her father Dr. Edward L. Keller.

W. E. Roth Syracuse W. Y Edward L. Keller

Press Adds Machinery Friccius Joins Staff

George Friceitts, a former printer at Ohio Salt Co and wartime lathe worker at B and W Co Barberton, joined The Rittman Press production staff full time Tuesday after weeks of part time press work. The plant added a Hammond 10x15 Stereotype caster and a Baum 21x28 inch Automatic Folder, with the building receiving its first coat of paint last week.

George Friceitts Ohio Salt, Co B & W Co Barberton Rittman Press Baum

Matron Drops Book in Suds Then Replaces It

A story recalls a matron who loves novels on the hill who dropped a book into suds. The volume swelled like a New York directory and, after reporting the incident, she replaced the volume on the public shelf at the library.

New York

Scout Softball Umpire Ed Yochheim Praised

Ed Yochheim kept his eyes in good trim all summer by umpiring many Boy Scout softball games whose services are greatly appreciated.

ED Yochheim

Rumor of new block near Square to be broken ground soon

Rumor of a new business block on vacant northeast corner of the Square toward City Hall indicates ground will be broken any day for a needed building. The article notes anticipation and a plan to fill the urban gap with a prominent local project.

Scout leader promises Columbus trip for six softball wins

Vernon Phillips, assistant master of Boy Scout troop 405, promised a Columbus trip to see an Ohio State football game this fall if the scouts won six straight. After the troop defeated Seville, Creston, and Wadsworth for two wins apiece last week, he now faces the tally.

Vernon Phillips Boy Scout Columbus Seville Creston Wadsworth

Fisher quotes Britons on American soldiers

Lt. Glenn Fisher reports Rotary Club members hear British opinion about American troops describing them as over paid over fed over sexed and over here in wartime dialogue reflecting Allied attitudes.

Glenn

Boyd and Ben Bodager Save Rittman Route Transition

Boyd and Ben Bodager took over the morning news route for nearly 100 Rittman readers of the Cleveland Plain Dealer just before the September 1 deadline for discontinuance was announced.

Boyd Ben Bodager Morning News Rittman Cleveland Plain Dealer

RITTMANITES TO WITNESS SIGNING OF PEACE WITH JAPAN

Radioman Jim Wenger son of Mr and Mrs John Wenger of North Third Street expected to witness the historic signing aboard the USS Missouri flagship of Admiral Halsey as the peace with Japan was marked.

Japan Jim Wenger John Wenger N. Third St Admiral Halsey

Rotary Club hears talks on atom bombs and war service

Dr Roy I Grady Col lege of Wooster outlines atomic bomb research. Lt Glenn Tisher shares reflections from B 24 missions over Germany. District Governor George Baldwin emphasizes Service above Self.

Rotary Club Roy I. Grady College of Wooster Glenn Tisher Germany George Baldwin East Cleveland

Tennis Champ Dick Milford Triumphs in Recreation Final

Dick Milford defeated Richard Grant with scores 4 6 6 3 6 1 to win the boys recreation final. Milford turned the match around after losing the first set, clinching the title in straight sets after a slow start.

Dick Milford Richard Grant

Soldier Discharged After 53 Months Service in Army

Discharged at Blanding Florida after 53 months of service with 40 months overseas in the Asiatic theater. Eligible for Battle Participation Honors for four campaigns. Capt James C Sigler, who served as a fighter pilot in the Army Air Corps, passed through Atterbury Separation Center on August 29 and to revert to inactive status on November 4, 1945. Home is in Rittman.

Blanding Fla Army of the United States Asiatic Theater James C. Sigler Atterbury Sigler Rittman Army Air Corps

48 Bowling Teams Start To Roll Men

Forty eight bowling teams are scheduled at Spaulding Recreation Alleys this fall and winter. Ohio Boxboard Co will field 12 men and 12 women teams while the Men's Community League lists 14 teams and the Ladies City League 10. Regular play begins Monday Sept 10 at 6 30 p m with the Boxboard ladies. A 66 243 fraction handicap is approved. Fred Kamp is president Amos Zigler vice president and Clayton Kunkler secretary treasurer.

Spaulding Recreation Aleys Jerry Spaulding Ohio Boxboard Co Monsiry Boxboard Ladies Spaulding Boxboard Community League Sterling Ladies City League Fred Kamp Amos Zigler Clayton Tut) Kunkler

League Captains Plot Friday Bowling Schedule

Manager Jerry Spaulding calls all team captains and as many players as possible to meet Friday September 14 at the alleys to plan this season's schedule. Entry is 10 dollars with a 25 cent per game line plus 25 cents for the jackpot totaling one dollar per player per night. Participating teams include Long's Super Market Rotary Club Collier's Grocery B and W Oil Co Snyder's Restaurant Fire Department Ward's Men's Wear Sterling Zigler Sterling Adams Robinett's Cut Rate Rittman Dairy Rittman Provision John Schaefer Marion Reserve Power Co.

Jerry Spaulding Long’s Super Market Rotary Club Collier's Grocery B& W Oil Co Snyder's Restaurant Fire Department Ward’s Men's Sterling Zigler Sterling Adams Robinett’s Cut Rate Rittman Dairy Rittman Provision John Schaefer Marion Reserve Power Co

Teen sustains head injury in Saturday street quarrel

Billy Selbee, 18, of 81 S Main St, suffered a head injury after being knocked to the sidewalk during a quarrel late Saturday night.

Billy Selbee S. Main St L. A Quarrel

Rittman Schools Open With Increased Enrollment and New Staff

Seventy-five more pupils than last year fill Rittman’s three public school buildings for opening day. Six new teachers join grades two through eight and new staff include bus driver Wilford Blatter. The high school band and football team begin fall activities as Millersburg’s Spartans visit for the Sept. 14 home opener under lights at Rittman stadium.

Rittman Annoruneem A. Garver Hilda, Carlton Frances Bennett Esther Eberly Miriam Stoops Lois Dawson Donne Jean Gault Wilford Blatter E. C Burkat Ohio Boxboard Co Army-Navy Miss Gault George Allarding

Calendar of town visits and dates listed

Millersburg here Sept 14 Orrville there Sept 21 Medina here Sept 28 Mansfield Madison there Oct 6 Greensburg here Oct 12 Loudonville there Oct 19 Doylestown here Thursday Wadsworth there Nov 2

Millersburg Orrville Medina Mansfield Madison Greensburg Loudonville Doylestown Wadsworth

Wayne County Fair closes school day and new athletic group named

School will dismiss for the Wayne County Fair next Tuesday afternoon. At the board of education meeting Wednesday night Len Over was added to the Athletic Association forming a four man group with the superintendent, high school principal and coach. Attendance on the first day rose from last year across primary 140 to 162 junior high 152 to 164 whole First St. building 435 to 464 high school similar as enrollment stabilizes at 190. The board was asked to provide temporary accommodations for pupils in the primary building and First St. building.

Wayne County Board of Education Athletic Association First St

Birth of A. son Leonard Allen to Robertson family

A. son, Leonard Allen, was born to Mr and Mrs H L Robertson of Alexandria Virginia at Georgetown Hospital Washington DC on September 1.

A. Son Leonard Allen H. L. Robertson Alexandria Virginia Georgetown Hospital Washington, D C

Infant Born for Sgt Simonton at Wadsworth Hospital

A son weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces was born Wednesday to Sgt. and Mrs. John Simonton at Wadsworth hospital. The infant was named Richard J. The sergeant is an M P now home on furlough. The mother is Mrs. Peart Rupp.

John Simonton Wadsworth Hospital Richard J Simonton Peart Rupp

Mount Union Welcomes Freshmen as Semester Starts

Mount Union College enters its 100th freshman class with enrollees including Don Paul Heiks of 96 W Ohio. Heisz is among many discharged servicemen now applying. The new semester opens September 17 in Alliance Ohio.

Mount Union College Don Paul Heiks W. Ohio Alliance, Ohio

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