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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1946

Page

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Rent control starts in Rittman October first

Mr. Duldner announced a rent control office will open in Rittman as a branch of Akron, with a 45 day registration starting October 1. Rent levels will revert to July 1, 1945, and increases since then must be rolled back. Evictions tied to home purchases are limited for six months after sale.

Duldner Wooster Virgil Rogers Akron District Rent Control Office Akron Rittman Wayne County OPA Addional BP

Three Rittman Men Enlist in Army

Enlistments into the New Regular Army reported by the U S Army Recruiting Station in Canton include Galen E. Rock of Rittman Ohio Harold E Graber 18 son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Graber 43 Front Street Rittman joined for eighteen months and Benjamin F Starling 18 son of Mr and Mrs Millard N Starling RD No 1 Rittman joined for eighteen months

Regular Army U. S. Army Canton Galen E. Rock Rittman Ohio Harold E. Graber Henry J. Graber Front Street Benjamin F Starling Millard N Starling RD No. 1

Women of Moose Plan War Relief Program

The Waymen of the Moose publicity committee held its first Chapter night of the year on September 11 with Ruth Smith as chairman. Mildred Schaad joined as new member. Schaad reported on the Chicago International Convention. Julia Keating won the door prize. A white elephant sale followed. Next meeting is September 25. War Relief with Louise Paul as chairman will run the program. Officers and escorts are to wear formals.

Waymen of the Moose Ruth Smith Mildred Schaad Chicago Julia Keating War Relief Committee Louise Paul

Engagement announced for Pauline Britton and Robert Ingham

Mr and Mrs Sam Britton of Fair Lawn Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Pauline to Robert S Ingham of 2010 Rain Avenue Kent. No wedding date has been set.

Sam Britton Fairlawn Ave Pauline Robert S. Ingham

Neighbors Club to Meet at Liberty Street Home

The Neighbors Club will meet at the home of Mrs. John Schaefer on Liberty Street on Wednesday, September 25.

Neighbors John Schaefer, Liberty Sr

Moore family moves to Branigan apartments in Fremont

Mr and Mrs H D Moore and children James and Kathleen sold their Wadsworth home and moved to Branigan apartments over the Rittman Store where Mr Moore is a partner The other partner Mr Ambrose returned to the store after a two week illness The Baehr family now resides at 1638 North Nye Fremont Nebraska

H. D. Moore James Kathleen Wadsworth Branigan Rittman Dept Mr. Moore Ambrose Herman Baehr North Nye Fremont Nebraska

Births Report From Wadsworth Hospital and Nearby Areas

A series of birth notices records newborns at Wadsworth Hospital and area homes. Families named include Mellett in Doylestown R D and Bardacs, with multiple births from Wilson Bromfield Skeens Castle Dionne and Reffert, detailing dates in September and birth weights for several infants.

Oscar Mellett Doylestown R. D William Bardacs Larry Douglas Woodrow Wilson Wadsworth Hospital Bromfield Skeens Castle, Sterling Hugh Dionne Sheldon

Scouts Collect 412 Tons Waste Paper Saturday

Scoutmaster Lester Steele of Troop 410 reports a strong turnout from troops 405 and 410 who gathered a 9,220 pound haul of waste paper last Saturday. They thank contributing residents and acknowledge Hershey & Rohrer and Walter Keating for truck use on Saturdays and other occasions.

Lester Steele Hershey &Rohrer Walter Keating

Vets Rally for 29th Win Over Creston in Dramatic Finale

Petkoff delivered a bases loaded double in the ninth inning as the Rittman Vets erased a 7 6 deficit to beat Creston 8 7. Craig pitched well for the Vets, Arnold allowed 11 hits for Creston, and the victory marks the season’s 29th win with 11 losses. Next Sunday they close the year at 3 p.m. vs Slovene Center at Barberton.

Petkoff Rittman Vets Creston Vets Columbia Chemical Field Barberton Slovene Center Craig Arnold

Rittman High Prepares for First Home Game

Rittman High School readies for its first home football game against Orrville, featuring new white jerseys with red numbers, a 35-member band, and upgraded facilities including flood lights and west-side bleachers adding about 200 seats. A Thursday snake dance and rally on the square aim to boost turnout.

Rittman High School High Spirit Orrville Donna Jeanne Gault Red Riders Sylvan Wiles Millersburg Rittman RHS

Troop 410 Opens Season With Court of Awards

Troop 410 staged a Court of Awards to open the scouting season. Joe Boyle advanced to Second Class while Gene Berger David DeVore Vernon Hoskinson Jim Baldwin and Bill Campbell earned Metalwork Merit Badges. Marshal Conover earned Airplane Structure and Design Merit Badge. Dick Sherrick received First Aid and Pioneering Merit Badges.

Joe Boyle Gene Berger David de Vore Vernon Hoskinson Jim Baldwin Bill Campbell Marshal Conover Dick Sherrick

Orrville Reds clash with Rittman Indians in big home opener

Orrville comes off a win over Millersburg and hosts Rittman in the season’s marquee game. Coach Hall's platoon policy aims to give reserves experience while Codiano Wilford and the Petak Rosenberg pass combo help the Indians, while Orrville counters with a 28 man squad and a sharp defense.

Rittman Indians Orrville Red Riders Madison Millersburg Ashton Hall Plahuta Petak-Rosenberg Codiano Wilford William “Chub” Coyer Coventry

Frye Furniture Opens to Large Local Turnout

More than 1000 people attended the grand opening of the J. W. Frye and C furniture store on South Main Street on Saturday. Guests from Buttmn Sterling Wadsworth Seville Doylestown Akron Barberton Marshallville Orrville Wooster and Cuyahoga Falls joined a Michigan visitor. Local merchants donated flower sprays and souvenirs while L V Albright and Mr Frye praised the turnout.

Frye L. V Albright Albright

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ARMY Women OF Moose Plan Coach Hall Hauenstein W. H. Hauenstein Loudonville F. V. Lehn Sec y-Treas Northeastern Buckeye Football League Rittman Orrville Wallace le Arnold Volek Shafer Harrod Lg Ferguson Fouch Ritter Frye Furniture
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