Greeks celebrate independence centennial and win in Asia
The article notes the hundredth anniversary of Greek independence as its armies advance in Asia. It recounts centuries of Ottoman rule, Greek resilience, and the struggle to retake Constantinople with Greeks and allied ships pressing along the Chatalya line toward the Holy City.
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Greece
Asia
Minor
Europe
America
Hellenic Empire
Constantinople
Eski Shehir
Kara- Hissar
Gulf
Nicomedia
Ismid
Black Sea
Chatalya
Presbyteran Church Men Listen To Dr Luccock Address
The Men's Brotherhood Class at the Presbyterian church held a bimonthly meeting in Wooster with Rev. Teo N. Lutcoch of Westminster delivering the address on Men of the Master. Dr Luccock urged that consecrated church men shape community character and church life. A social hour followed with cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo N. Lutcoch
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Walter Schwartz
Luccock
RITTMAN GRANGE REPORTS A BUSY EVENING
The North End crowd gathered Friday for a Grange meeting with twine prices seeds on sale and a tax measures report from a legislative agent. Five members received the obligation, with more prospects, social events including a handkerchief race and a Lecturer hour and plans for future degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Zigier
Stanley Carnahan
Harold Rich
Clayton Lance
Arthur Steele
George Fritz
George
Grange
Box Social at Chippewa No 7 School House
A box social is set for Saturday evening April 16 at Chippewa No 7 school house. Minnie Lu Nacher, teacher, invites everyone to attend.
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Chippewa No 7
Minnie Lunacher
Rittman Parents Call for慎 Change in School Superintendent
A Rittman Ohio parent letter urges the school board to reconsider Gast Gabler as superintendent for the next year. The writer cites student opinions and stresses the need for capable, well paid leadership to secure quality education, asking the board to investigate alternatives and prioritize children's welfare.
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Presa
Board of Education
Supt. Gabler
Gabler
Supt Gabler
Rittman
Balists
Askini
Chiildren
Sterling Man Dies at Home in Sterling
Albert Felsly aged about 67 years and 7 months died at his Sterling home Saturday evening from dropsy after a period of ill health. Funeral held Tuesday at his house and 2 PM at the Christian Apostolic church near Rittman. Burial in the church cemetery. He moved from Monroe County Ohio about three years ago and is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Esther Ramatter a brother and five sisters Mrs David Blatter of Rittman is a sister of the deceased.
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Albert Felsly
Sterling
Christian Apostolic Church
Rittman
Milton Township
Monroe County
Ohio
Esther Ramatter
David Blatter
Accidents in Rittman Leave Several Injured
In the past week in and near Rittman several accidents caused injuries though none were serious. Mrs. William Bell fractured her left wrist falling in her yard on State street. Mrs. Solomon Faust fractured a rib at her Grant street home. C A Rinehart broke his right arm cranking a Ford belonging to Joe Sherrick. Edward Schumaker broke a shoulder blade while working on a car for A Plough at the Smith shop.
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Rittman
William Bell
Siatest
Bell
Solomion Faust
Grant St
Faust
C. A. Rinehart
Joe Sherrick
Ford
Edward Schumaker
Smith Warkeer
A. Plough
Hearse Driver Killed in Train Collision Near Spencer
A fatal crash occurred Monday near Spencer when a hearse driven by Orrville undertaker C. Aubel, brother of 3 Auble, was struck by a Northern Ohio train. The coffin with Miz Berkey’s body exploded. Mrs Berkey’s remains were already out for burial as the funeral and procession were en route to the cemetery.
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Spencer
Ohio
Aubla
Aubie
Auble
Lodt
Tua Wifa
James Galehouse
Rittman
Contractor Trippeer Fails to Settle Salt Street Bills
UPAR COMES ANG GORA AG Trippeer, a contractor on the Saltst paving project, visited Rittman to meet Solicitor Hoover and the mayor. Unpaid bills from the Subst paying job reached several thousand dollars by last November and remain unpaid. Village officials expect court action to secure settlement, with no definite start date yet.
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Hoover
Rittman
Trippear
Riktman
Trippever
Shackleford
Rambaier-Freisly Wed in Sterling Probate Court
John Rumsler and Milas Esther Freisly of Sterling secured a marriage license in probate court and were married by Squire L. L. Bolus in Wooster. The ceremony satisfied the couple and Wooster’s marrying justice of the peace.
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John Rumsler
Milas Esther Freisly
Sterling
Squire L. L. Bolus
Wooster
Wooster Daily Record
QARDEN LOTS FOR FACTORY EMPLOYEES
The Ohio Salt Co and Ohio Box Co notify employees that land south of the B&O railroad will be allotted for gardening this spring. Parcels measure 50 by 150 feet with enough land for about 200 allotments. Land will be plowed and prepared. employees need only file applications.
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Ohio Salt Co
Ohio Box Boesrd Co
Township Assessor's Notice in Rittman Bank Visit
The undersigned will be at the Rittman Savings Bank to assist taxpayers as township meeting their property on Wednesday April 20 and Friday April 22 1921. Sip E Puatte-Weimer Township Assessor.
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Rittman Savings Bank
Massillon Man Dies at Home at 38
A Massillon man aged 38 died at his home Saturday. He was father to Mrs. Ida Biddle of Rittman and worked as a car inspector for the W. and L. E. R. The Press carries no funeral details. A box social is planned at Chippewa No. Bitarday evening April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Ay-Selgpiber
Massillon
Ida Biddle
Rittman
Odd Family Misplacements Around Births and Sleep
A local tale recounts L B Stoolmiler meeting a niece on a train after a birth, while a Ritman man forgets his son in law’s name at a visit. A Ritman young woman wakes to unknown male figures in bed and discovers her brother wandered into her room in sleep.
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L. BE. Stoolmiler
S Athd
L. B.S
Rittman
Hla
Personal Tax HPTURNS and Filing Deadlines Noted
Public notice announces personal tax returns due by Saturday in April with a May meeting to begin work on unfiled duties. It lists property as of April 10 1021 and provides offices in Rittman Sterling and Marshallville for obtaining blanks and filing information.
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Assassora
R Tittman
Sterting
Marshallville
Rittman Mavings Bank
Lance Bros
J. U W
Stolen Package From Car In Akron
Mrs. T. J. Rook of Rittman reported a package of merchandise valued at $63 stolen from her automobile in Akron on Thursday of last week after shopping there. She had placed the package and a hand bag in her car and returned to find the package missing, with the assumption that a passerby who saw the package being placed in the car stole it before she left the vicinity.
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T. J. Rook
Rittman
Akron
Civil service rule changes may favor Hayes postmaster picks
Washington dispatches report that the Wilson era civil service reforms for postmaster selections would be altered to choose from the three highest examination standings. This could allow Hayes to appoint more of his party, with the top candidate not guaranteed if a Democrat leads. An exam for the Rittman code is set in Wadsworth next week but only Longenecker has filed.
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Washington
Civil Service
Wilson
Hayes
Wadsworth
Longenecker
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Rex
A. Shackleford
Presbyterian Church
Rittman Grange News
General Motor Trucking
Charles Viall & Son Motor
Ty Brenneman’s Pharmacy High &Broad Sts
Wadsworth, Co
Givag
Rittman,o
ANG
Rambaier
Qarden
Sip
E. Puatte
Weimer
Chippewa No. Bitarday
Hershey & Bohrer
Ateatee
Abe
D. W. Brenneman
Paciing
All Rittman Savings
Rittman Savings
Benk
Federal Hsieve System
U. 8
Postal
Saulage Peni Depository
Seouigses
Bereans
Miran
Lawsons
Mies Ceuta
Ela
Porley
Milton -Presbyterian
Pwa
Ilivlailen Radeevs
Mae OuserPeayet
United Brethren Church Services
Pra
Moening Service
Abaya Seryl
Frank H. Gruver
O. Tol
Wadsworth Farmers’ Equity Exchange
Fagle“Mikado
Eee
Pup
Bunase
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