Cooking School Movie Brings Homemaking to Ritts Theater
The Ritts Theater hosts a full length feature from The Autumn Press titled The Bride Wakes Up. Aimed at homemakers, the film blends romance and cooking instructions with new recipe close ups and practical tips for modern kitchen life. Free recipe sheets and daily gifts accompany screenings the week of April 19.
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Ritts Theater
Sit-down strikes threaten labor and public welfare
Washington reports sit-down strikes drawing national attention as William Green of the AFL warns of grave implications and public tolerance for illegal methods while John Lewis tones foretell more strikes targeting Ford and Bethlehem Steel amid tensions with Labor Secretary Perkins and aide McGrady.
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Washington, D. C
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
Ford
Bethlehem Steel
Perkins
McGrady
Chalked Out Play by Sing Sing Warden Opens in New York
Ossining New York warden Lewis E Lawes after sixteen years at Sing Sing stars in Chalked Out a penitentiary life drama now running at a New York theatre.
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Lewis E. Lawes
Hood squeezes through Panama Canal on voyage to Portsmouth
The 42,000 ton British battleship Hood passed the Gatun locks with under five feet to spare en route from the Orient to Portsmouth England. Tokyo whispers say new Japanese battleships with 16 or 18 inch guns may be too large to navigate the canal.
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England
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Tokyo
Rum Industry Revival Returns to Virgin Islands
New York City reports the Virgin Islands long dormant rum industry resumes operations with a $1,000,000 PWA grant and 50,000 cases of Government House Rum arriving. Officials believe the surge will revive the islands industrial life once called by residents Hoover the poorhouse of America.
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Seals Move Northward as Prices Fluctuate in 1932 Market
Coast Guard cutters chaperone 1.6 million seals to breeding grounds near the Pribilof Islands off Alaska. Prices for seal pelts moved from 11.20 in 1932 to a high of 29.77 last September, reflecting volatility in the fur market.
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Wash
Coast Guard
Pribiloff Islands
Alaska
New York Sculptor Threatens Gift Over Statue Garb
George Gray Barnard, famed New York sculptor and alumnus of the local central School in Kankakee, donates $109000 in statues but threatens to withdraw his gift if the school carries out plans to encase male statues in marble pants and female statues in step ins.
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Kankakee
George Gray Barnard
New- York
Central School
Enlarged Court Plan Dragged In Washington Debate
Washington reports say action on enlarging the Supreme Court remains weeks away as political observers note heavy dissension among Democrats. Fundraising from both sides continues to fuel campaigns. In other news the Senate completed naval appropriations totaling 12 847 808 for next fiscal year and the Labor Department cites February factory employment near December 1929 levels with a payroll gain of 12 600 000. Treasury announces a vault plan for West Point and a gold repository at Kentucky.
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White House
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West Point
N.Y
Death toll rises as community loses four in three days
Mrs Lettie Toland widow of Dr L L Toland died in her bed Tuesday. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the Toland home with Rev E S Hendrickson in charge. She was 62 and survived by brother Elvin Hoover Seville and sister Mrs John Koontz Akron. Burial at Seville. Arrangements by A L Ebert funeral home.
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L. L. Toland
Toland
S. Mainst
E. S. Hendrickson
Mis. Toland
C. C Gregg
Akron
Rittman
Elvin Hoover
Seville
John Koontz
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
A. L. Ebert
Miller Infant Dies
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Miller of south of town died March 31. Burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery after brief services at the house. The parents and several brothers and sisters survive.
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Solomon Miller
Crown Hill
Free Swap Ads Prove Popular To Press Readers
Free swap ads draw readers as the third week of the service opens. Housewives can swap unwanted items for desired ones without paying for ads, with no subscription or residency needed. Write a fifteen word ad including name and address and bring it to the PRESS office.
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Hittman
Ben Maibach 88 Dies After Long Illness in Sterling
Benjamin Maibach age 88 died at his home in Sterling this Thursday morning after a long illness his wife having died 15 years ago born in Switzerland he settled in Monroe county and has been a Wayne County resident for 40 years he was pastor of the Apostolic Christian church south of Rittman funeral Sunday at 1 pm at his son in law Elmer Pinson home and church burial at the church A L Ebert funeral director survivors include Miss Emma Maibach Mrs Elizabeth Ramsier Mrs Margaret Bauman Mrs Minnie Bauman Isaac Joseph John and Ben Maibach and 85 grandchildren and one great grandchild flowers requested omitted
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Benjamin Maibach
Sterling
Mr Maibach
Switzerland
Monroe County
Wayne County
Apostolic Christian Church
Rittman
Elmer Pinson
Apostolic Church
Noah Hartzler
A L. Ebert
Emma Maibach
Elizabeth Ramsier
Margaret Bauman
Minnie Bauman
Isaac
Joseph
John
Ben Maibach
Steiner Buys Shell Station on the Square
The Shell Super Service Station on the square changed hands Monday and opened for business October 15 under Henry Penrod. Five months later Russell Steiner bought the business with Rittman R. D. Bud Rupp continuing as service man. Steiner had worked at the Acme store. Penrod is a pressman at the Rittman Press.
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Henry Penrod
Penrod
Russell Steiner
Rittman R. D
Bud Rupp
Steiner
Acme
Rittman Press
Fire Routs Boyes Family Second Time At Canaan
The Boyes family, moved to Canaan on March 16, lost their new home to a fire two weeks later. Earlier on February 26 the H. M Snyder house at Salt Street burned, displacing the same family. Mr and Mrs Boyes and their children are staying with friends in Rittman until new quarters can be found.
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Canaan
H. M Snyder
Saltst
Boyes
Rittman Press Wins Case Against County Auditor
Judge Frank F Cope rules in favor of The Rittman Press against Wayne County Auditor Dan Yoder. Editor Ernest Harrison sought to restrain publication of the auditor’s annual financial report in any other county newspaper until the press’s legal status is resolved. The decision centers on taxpayer action and press rights in county reporting.
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Frank F Cope
Carrollton
Rittman Press
Dan Ss. Yoder
Wayne County
Ernest Harrison
Yoder
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Presa
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Auntie She Ig Bos Beard Pened at Iccyea
The fragmentary report notes an event titled Auntie She Ig Bos Beard Pened at Iccyea. Details are sparse with no clear names, places, or dates readable.
George Moyer 77 Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
George Moyer 77 of Shinersburg died early Thursday from a heart attack. A retired farmer, he had lived near Rittman for 53 years and stopped farming six years ago. Survived by his widow Anna and three sons Jay Don and Arley. Burial by Ebert Funeral Home and Rutran Cemetery after services at Ibert Chapel Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev C J McGee.
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Shinersburg
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Rittman
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Jay
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Rutran
Ibert Chapel
C. J. McGee
Rittman Band Names Officers This Year
Reno Hardgrove serves as president while Gault Aurandt is secretary treasurer and Byron McMillen directs. At the third practice 24 musicians attended and limits will keep membership to that number to spur effort amid reduced city funding with semi monthly concerts planned to start in early June.
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Reno Hardgrove
Rittman
Gault Aurandt
Treasuere
Byron McMillen
McMillen
Telephone number for news and ads
The notice advertises a simple contact for news and advertising. It highlights a memorable telephone number and encourages use for inquiries and placements.
Luther Gable to address Ruyman High pupils on radium
Luther Gable lone survivor of six chemical engineers who first formed commercial radium in America will speak at Ruyman High Friday at 12 30 pm. He carries radium valued at 5000 and will show perpetual motion machines. He will discuss radium curative powers life length and industrial uses. He is inventor of the first American radium emanator and produced early luminous watch dials. He now works for Standard Radium Chemical in Pittsburgh and has led radium cancer treatment research.
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Luther Gable
América
Ruyman High School
Gable
Radium Chemical Companies
Pittsburgh
Liechty Granted Four-Week Leave to Audit Church Accounts
J Liechty office manager of Farmers Dairy Products Co will take a four week leave of absence to tour Mennonite churches and institutions in Indiana Michigan Illinois Kansas and Colorado for auditing the accounts Vernon Steiner will substitute for him beginning Monday.
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Michigan
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Kansas
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Vernon Steiner
Reserve City Park Booked for 28 Gatherings This Season
Miss Sylvia Baker city treasurer says twenty eight days are reserved at Reserve City Park for picnics reunions and other gatherings. Sundays through June July August and part of September plus many Saturdays are booked with August busiest hosting JQ events and June close behind. Readable dates include multiple named reunions such as Dressler Steiner Amatutz Mougey and Crawford among others.
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Dressler
I. Steiner
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Acme
School Bionic
Petit
Amatutz
Mougey
Crawford
Hartzler- Plank
A-Mitiger
Burger-Imhott
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Loot Lirpa Surrenders After Brief Gun Fight
Lirpa, described as a bandit and self styled soldier of fortune, was arrested after a brief gun fight with Marshal Morgan, Deputy Marshal Shay, and Officer Hawking in payers town. A grenade and other items were found on the scene as the fleeing suspect Pancho Milla escaped.
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Payers
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Marshall
G D. Hawking
Peillers
Tour ‘Ai Ata
Pancho’ Milla
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Isvement Ducing
Library fund drive plans for Rittman project details
Community leaders discuss funding for a public library expansion in Rittman. Aims include equal access for all residents and broad involvement from twelve major local organizations to raise 1800. The plan envisions new shelves and a clerical desk, with outreach to town council and residents.
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