Indians Frampled by Orrville in muddy showdown
Orrville Red Riders crushed Rittman Indians 48 to 0 on a wet field. Johnson and Coyer starred for Orrville with three and two touchdowns respectively. Rittman showed fight and potential, led by Dohner on defense and O'Brien and Cordas in the backfield. They face Canton St Johns next Saturday at 2:30 at Rittman Athletic Field with likely lineup adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Hi Indians
Orrville
Rittman
Indians
Red Riders
Johnson
Coyer
Orville
Gener
O’brien
Rittman Hi
Dohner
lHe
Canton
Johns
Young Wil
he_ dil
Carlas
Rogers
Raniels
Mrs. Bohnert Honored With Farewell Party
The Philathea class of the Cres ton M. B. church honored G. Ts Bohnert at Mrs. Arthur Soles home Monday evening. A gift was presented as a token of appreciation for her three years of faithful service as their teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are. G. Ts Bohnert
Philathea
Creston M. B
Arthur Soles
Record Muskie Catch Stuns Hastings Natives
Hastings residents praise a muskellunge weighing a record amount as Mrs Stoolmiller and party return from Ontario tastings. Mr and Mrs Snyder Mr Miller and Ralph Overholt report the notable catch amid frequent muskellunge battles and lingering pride in the lake harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plas ‘Tings
Ontario
Canadta
Noach
Hastings
Dad
Lawrence Stamiller
Charles Snyder
Ralph’ Overholt
Stoolmiller
Crystal Rocks defeat Neffs 6 in final Rittman game
Rittman Crystal Rocks beat Neff's 6 0 at Rittman Athletic Field in last game of the season. Sehand pitched a nine strikeout shutout allowing scattered Neff hits. Rakosh led Neff's with a triple and a single in five at bats as Crystal Rocks win fifth of season. Indoor ball wanes in small towns as players shift back to baseball next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Crystal Rocks
Neff
Rittman Athletic Field
Rittman
Viarry
Red” Sehand
Crystal Rocks
Sehand
Oh Valley
Raauschenberg
Melsenry
Kunkler
Rauschenberg
Melfenry
Kinster
Netts
Tut Hani R
Scump MeKenry
Ins
Rakosh
Dave Rakosh
Neff's
Crystal Rock
Wadsworth
Red Haw
Neff’s
Rittman United Brethren Church Calendar
Bible School at 9:30 led by Henry Lenily Morning worship 10:30 theme Carrying Religion to Victory Evening worship 7:30 theme Christ's Message to the Enheslan Church Rev McGee begins Seven Churches of Asia series Midweek Service Wednesday 7 50 Class Leader Lester Simpson Beginning Wednesday evening two dive studies on Evangelism Adult choir practice Wednesday 8 30 Director O M Spade Orchestra 6 80 Friday evening People's Choir practice Friday 7 30 Director Homer Ferrer Church extends 19 youth hearty welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Henry Lenily
Christian Endeavor
Woodrow Harpster
Enheslan
McGee
Lester Simpson
Evangelisn
O. M. Spade
Homer Ferrer
The
United Brethren
Avelcoine
Brethren Services Schedule With Memorial Sermon
Reverend B. Niswonger leads Sunday services morning sermon titled Blessed Memorials followed by an evening Communion at 7 30. Wednesday midweek prayer at 7 30 led by Charles Mumaw at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Niswonger
Charles Mumaw
Piano Recital by Mrs. Norton’s Pupils at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Anna Norton presents a piano recital by her pupils from Creston Rit tarat and Simitheile Friday October 5 at 7 30 PM at the Presbyterian church Readers will hear students perform pieces showcasing their progress from the district schools in Creston and surrounding towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna ‘Norton
the Presbyterian
Rittman Busties and Industrial Review Opens
The first of a series of short historical business sketches appears in Week 5 on page 5. Names listed include Bas Weilconpanye WW4 Bodage W. R. Shook Lumber Yard Ratt Mast Hardware Hugh L Strickland Wenger Ohl Company and Brenneman's Grocery.
Ford Draws Big Crowd at Wayne County Fair
A record crowd gathered at the Wayne County fair for a Ford drawing. The winning number was not present. O G Stover of Massillon held a19 among nonwinning numbers. A Chevrolet will be given away similarly today. Merchants Steinare Maibach Shook Lumber Hershey and Rohrer participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Tigsl
O. G Stover
Massillon
Steinare Maibach
Shook Lumber Co
Hershey & Rohrer
Mail Carriers Honor Eight Years of Service Banquet
Fifty three guests gathered at the Sterling United Brethren church for a dinner and awards recognizing eight years of service by a rural letter carrier on the Wayne County list. The event featured decorations in pine and national colors, dahlias, and bowls of flowers. T. FB. Holing of Fredericksburg led the informal session after the meal with remarks from Mr and Mrs Steele. Attendees came from nearby towns including Marionshville Doylestown Fredericks hires Holmesville Wooster Rikt man Smithyville Burbank Wear Salem and Creston. The couple plans to spend winter in Florida where Delley will pursue hankering to fist and fistt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeler
Wayne County
Ladies' Auxiliary
Sterling United Brethren Church
T. FB. Holing
Fredericksburg
Steele
Marshallville
Doylestown
Frederickshires -Holmesville
Wooster
Riktman
Smithyville
Burbank
Salem
Creston
Florida
Delley
Six Teams Form Bowling League in Doylestown
A bowling league organized in Doylestown for the winter season with I W Stepfield as president and Sidney L Miller as secretary and treasurer. Teams entered include Holy Name American Legion Lions Club Chippewa Motors and others led by captains Whitman, Cleckner, Stepfiell, and Nagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen
Doylestown
I. W. Stepfield
Sidney L. Miller
Holy Name
Louis Whitman, Jr
Whitman Chavrolet
Carl Whitanan
American Legion
FP. M. Cleckner
Lions Club
J. W. Stepfiell
Sulzbach
Nagel
Chippewa Motors
William Whitehead
3 Day Week For Hunters Nimrods
Conservation Commissioner William H. Reinhart announced a 20 day hunting season running October 4 to December 8. Shooting is allowed Thursday Friday and Saturday each week with sunup to sundown limits and a 12 bird bag. The dates align with a federal arrangement limiting the season to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Reinhart
Othbert
Picnic Dinner At F L Leggett Home In Creston
AA picnic dinner was served at the F L Leggett home in Creston Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ballard Myers Mrs Theodore Myers and daughter of Ashland Mrs Ralph Snell Mrs Ida Garver of Lodi Mrs Charles Reinnecker Seville Mrs Martin Rieder of Chippewa Lake Mr and Mrs Merle Leggett Granger Mrs Clarence Swartz Mrs Rosa Whensettler and Mr and Mrs Carl Fetzer of Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Leggett
Creston
Ballard Myers
Theodore Myers
Ashland
Ralph Snell
Ida Garver
Lodi
Charles ~ Reinnecker
Seville
Martin Rieder
Chippewa “Lake
Merle’ Leggett
Granger
Clarence Swartz
Rosa
Safety movement to guard Route 94 school crossing
A safety movement is underway to protect school children crossing state route 94 at the square. Scouts are on duty when school is dismissed at noon and in the afternoon. Motorists are asked to cooperate with this safety measure.
North Seconda Street extension debated by council
Avunt Realty Company petitioned to extend North Second Street to public use. Council discussed street status, proposed Friday night meeting, and plans for a nearby sewage disposal plant. Officials aim to gather information to address disposal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avunnt Realty Company
North Second Street
M E Church Receives Pastor From Lakeside
Rev WoT Michel of Lakeside is assigned to the Cristin Methodist Episcopal church and Rev G I Rohnert is transferred to the Spencer church. The Hohnerts receive a farewell at the church parlors Friday evening with the choir leading and Mrs Co OM Jordan chairing the farewell committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot Michel
Lakeside
Cristin Methodist Episcopal Church
G I. Rohnert
Spencer Church
Hohnert
Co OM. Jordon
Court Briefs: Real Estate Transfers and Estates
Real estate transfers listed include Hallie Siyder to Chase W Smith for 7 acres in Catwan Kingene Steinfeld executor to Sexton J Snuborgs. George Hailey to Guy Young 77 acres in Canaan. two William Walsh to James and Fred Wash in Doylestown. Jota and 3 acres in Chippewa. Estate settlements note Parsons appointed as administrator for Tate John Walter Parsons of Rittown. sole heir Lewis H Parsons. estate valued around 400 dollars. Estate of Albert Bodager of Rittman appraised 314,489. Elizabeth Bodager executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Siyder
Chase W. Smith
Kingene Steinfeld
Sexton J Snuborgs
Doylestownr
George Hailey
Guy Young
Canaan
William Walsh
James
Fred Wash
Doylestown
Chippewa
Settle Rittman Estate
QO PB
Parsons
Saunders Se Sulminintantor
Tate
John Walter Parsons
Rittown
Lewis H Parsons
Sterling Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Flora Rich Home
Group one of the Sterling United Brethren Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Flora Rich's home on Jackson road with quilting as the featured activity and a plentiful dinner. Committee members include Flora Rich Emma Jordon Tie Mekman Co R Molne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Ladies Aid
Sterling United Brethren Ladies’ Aid
Mra
Flora
Jackson Road
Flora Rich
EL Af. Maller
Emma Jordon
Tie Mekman
Co. R. Molne
Rich
Iva Jafinvon
FU Grabeg
Doylestown Residents Attend College in History
A list of locals who pursued higher education includes Gill fall at Case School of Applied Science and William Seaver, Luther Stetler, and others. Wilam Seaver studied at Case, Joly Rifge, Ned Wall, Jack Su at Wilam Seaver at Case School of Applied Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestans
Erode Utes
Gill Fall “Ara
Eemifle Seaver
Joly Rifge Ned Wall
Jack Su'' Uh
Wans Fer College
Wilam Seaver
Case School of Applied Science
Luthar Stetler
Wittenberg College
Avimiam McKinney
Ohio Stats University
Honor Newlyweds With Thursday Reception at Home
A Thursday reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Clo Carpenter at their home honored Mr and Mrs Patl Rizzi and Mr and Mrs Peter Wier on their new marriage. Twenty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Clo
Thdiz
Fi Cyeston
Patl Rizzi
Peter Wier
Newlywers
Card of Thanks for J. W. Parsons Funeral
I extend sincere thanks to all who contributed flowers and their services at the funeral of J. W. Parsons, L. H Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Parsons
L. H Parsons
Church Repainted As Color Coats Applied
A new coat of paint is being applied to St Ann's Catholic church. The Walter Hile family of Monroe Michigan spent several days at the John Hile home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ann's Catholic Church
Walter’ Hile
Monroe,,.Mich
John*Hile
Arthur Whitman Dies at Akron Hospital
Arthur Whitman died Wednesday evening at Akron Hospital after an illness lasting several days. He was about 24 years old and survived by his parents and a brother William. Funeral services will be held at Saint Peter and Paul’s charter church, with interment in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Willan Marat
Akron
Wiint
Moita
Willian
SS Petes and Pauls
Dos
Daylestown Wins Water Works Loan Grant
Daylestown secures a municipal water plant loan after federal approval. Senator Robert Jufkey announced the grant in Washington to Daylestown officials on Tuesday, marking a milestone for the town's infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylestown
Public Health Diphtheria Prevention Call for Vaccination
Diphtheria prevention stresses early vaccination with one dose of Coxold WH before the first birthday to protect children ages one to six. The article warns of high death risk and urges parents to consult a doctor for preventive treatment and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Ghia
Tnt Goround
Avery
Camox
Coxold
Funeral rites for Mary F. Marsh held in Creston
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mary F Marsh of Creston at the Jackson Presbyterian Church with Rev A B Stockham officiating. She is survived by a sister Mrs George and a brother Clarence Maral. Interment was at Jackson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Marsh
Creston
Jackson Presbyter Lin Church
A.B. Stockham
Mra Marsha
George. Mefivaing Cand
Clarence Maral
Jackso
Entertain With Roast At Family Gathering Sunday
Mr and Mrs Henock hosted a family gathering Sunday evening with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs Mie mV Roxhon Hebecuy Ruby Moise Fernie Waynesburg and others. A marshmallow roast and corn were enjoyed by all at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henock
Fter Hug
Aund Mie mV
Roxhon
Hebecuy
Ruby
Moise Fernie
Waynesburs
O' Derbamper
Ake Ran Str
Ralph Cok
Winifred
Seville
Alley Taylor
State Highway Patrol Reports August Violations And Arrests
The State Highway Patrol reports 52 000 arrests and 528 total for August under Col Lynn Black. Leading violations include reckless driving operating without chauffeur licenses and failure to register or stop after accidents. An arrest for murder is listed among citationals. other offenses include motor theft and overloaded vehicles. Mr and Mrs Ernest McConnell with Mr and Mrs Junior McConnell traveled from Orrville to Dover and New Philadelphia Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Webway Patrol
Lynn ‘Black
Willy Fictious Mooney
Impranee Hehta
Foxiphien
Felhure
State Highway Patrol
Col
Lynn Black
Mr.' S
Ernest McConnell
Junior McConnell
Orrville
Dover
New Philadelphia
Grange Secures William R. Thom as Guest Speaker
The Grange announced William R. Thom will be its guest speaker at the upcoming event. The meeting took place Friday evening at the Grange hall with arrangements in place for a recap and follow up on the planned schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
William R. Thomas
Final Drawing Set for Saturday Merchants Coop Evening
The notice announces a final drawing event held Saturday at Merchants Cooperative. Prizes include a range of cash amounts and merchandise with tickets shown to participate. A corresponding stub will be used at the fair drawing to determine winners and available entertainment teats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigoa Willl
Coopera Cordin
Stub Nabert
Prize Winners Named in Local Trades Plan Event
Prize winners listed by the Board of Trade include Wolgamott receiving $5, Robert Mouns $2, Frank Yoder $1, and others such as John Pott and Miva Goldin Milley honored with small awards. The ceremony occurred Saturday with participants from CO and adjacent communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galator
Nawrd
CCC Wolkamont
Robert Mouns
Wolgamott
Frank Yoder
Farm Transferred to Rittman School District
The red Ramster farm of 8487 perhd northwest of Ritmar was moved from Milton township school district to Rittman. The county board of education approved the transfer on Monday at Worcester. The action affects attendance and future teaching assignments for nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhd
Ritmar
Milton Township
Rittman
Vhe County Board of Education
Wooeter Munday
Pean
Owe Conpitweattan
Aese
Return Visit To Massachusetts By Newtonville Pair
Mr and Mrs John Tleals returned Sunday from Newtonville Massachusetts where they visited relatives including Martha Pate nana. Mr Tekin went to Newtonville July 2 and Mrs MW Tekin on September 9. They returned with their son Robert Hein who was wittrai by automobile a week ago, accompanied by Gerald Schwartz and Wilard ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tleals
Sanday
Newtonville
Masa
Afafer
Martha Patenana
Tekin
MW Tekin
Robirt Hein
Wittrai
Automobile
Fat Week Aero
Thirald Schwartz
Wilard Ty
Approval for Safety Movement Is Gained
The Ohig Safety Service Commission partners with Hishwiya to promote safety and prevent incidents. School children are active in the movement while parents and communities share responsibility for child and adult safety education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohig Safety
Servier Commission
Wee Fege
Obs Department
Hishwiya
Commisssian
Childer
Civitan and CCC progress in Ohio forestry and erosion projects
The Civitan and Conservation Corps in Ohio report extensive tree planting, erosion control, and forest work. Over 4,096,000 trees planted in a year, 24,000 erosion control items installed, and 8,000 men in 38 CCC camps. Ten camps work on state park projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan
Gohle
Ohio
Tree Cycie
Tgen
Acc
Robert Fechner
National
Ate - i
Snyder and Beyler Guests In Sterling and Willard
Mr and Mrs Raymond Snyder and son Harold visited Irlenta in Willard. Russell Kamps takes a three week vacation in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Christ Beyler were Sunday guests of Mrs Adele Porefod at Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Snyder Andson
Harold
Irlenta
Willard
Russel Kamps
Washington, D. C
Christ Beyler
Adele Porefod
Sterling
Injuries Fatal To Mary Feeman
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Feeman 66 wife of the late sil ner Feeman of the village. She died Friday morning at a local hospital from injuries sustained in an accident. Survivors include sons Vernon and John and a daughter Mrs. John Smith. The funeral was at the Premiarile ieformed church with burial at Jnekaon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary SL. Foonan
Silner Feeman
Tnrhink
Peonan
Shue
Eimar Feediman
Mary Young
Innebann Ateumothyr
Young
Rithunt
Peeman Ant Warren Knepper
Chatham Ane
Chester Wood
Medi
Wery Wijseyl
Kneepey
Wedd
Garden-Ceub display at fair sparks community effort
A local display by Garden-Ceub at the fair featured a six by twelve foot plot with a flower garden nook including shadow plants and lavender. Volunteers Charley Gortlner Murry Klawinger Janes Miller and 8 M Miller from Wooster assisted with the setup and heavy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceub
Td Corhmites
Charley Gortlner
Murry Klawinger
Janes Miller
M. Miller
Fran Wooster
Thib
Hegra
Mlouan
Incomplete OCR Summary of Ohio Rural Education Program
The fragment notes a program in Ohio employing teachers under a rural education extension. It mentions students and teachers and a financial aid component, but the passage is garbled and unclear about specific names dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaternl Emergente Reset Articulatration
Ohio
Megurey
PEMA
Nuplfs
Alministra Hons Rural Schools Extension
Postmaster Talks at Rotary Club Meeting
Ritman postmaster Robert Tickin spoke at the Junehean Rotary club session today. He discussed postmaster duties and the role of the postal service in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tickin
Ritman
Rotary Club
Ty Rittman
Suble Baby Born On September Sunday
Birth notice lists Mr and Mrs Russell Suble a son Cousins Paul born September 18 at 6 pounds 12 ounces to Mr and Miss Mervin Brodbeck of State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Suble
Paul
Mervin
Brodbeck
Stata’ Street
Ord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canton St. Johns
Mrs. Bohnert
B. & W. Oil CO
Ohio Valley
Crystal Rocks Victors
United’ Brethren Church
C. J. McGee
Main St
Brethren Services
FORD
Frank Leggett
N. Seconda St
M. E. Church
Albert Bodager
Mlizabeth Bodager
Arthur Whitman
Wayne County Medical Society
Highway Patrol Activé
Ritentan Horne
Catatarmoan Willom
William R. Trom
iChrand
Tata
el Catia
Rittman School District
Massachusetts
Mary Feeman
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