Rittman Gains Three New Auto Dealers in City Growth
Rittman adds four automobile dealers this week, expanding from one. A R Morrison, Elyria, opens a Chrysler Plymouth showroom and service, after 20 years in garages on Salt Street. Robert Wenger, Wenger Oil, becomes Pontiac dealer, buying the business from Paul Smith, with 11 years in Rittman. Hugh Strickland, Elyria, becomes Chevrolet agent, moving from his Elyria operation and bringing a mechanic and body repair staff to a new Rittman facility on South Main Street. Hummel and Fix relocate to Sterling Street, leaving their former showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
A. R Morrison
Salt Street
Chrysler- Plymouth Agence
Robert Wenger
Wenger Oil Company
Pontiac
Paul Smith
Hugh Strickland
Elyria
Chevrolet
Cleveland District
Strickland
Hummel and Fix
South Main Street
Ritnyan Das
Sterling Street
Doylestown Seeks Lower Gas Rates In Debate
Doylestown on April 19 urged a reduction in gas rates and opposed granting East Ohio Gas a franchise extension. The next move lies with East Ohio Gas, which will likely submit a new proposal within 10 days. Mayor Ford reported PWA headquarters in Columbus noted a strong chance to secure a water and sewer loan. Applications remain pending in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Oylestown Connell
East Ohio Gas Company
East Ohio Gas,company
Hub—Ford
PWA
Columbus
Washington
Anancey
Friendship Class Bi Monthly Meeting At Church Parlor
The Friendship Class of Presbyterian Church held its bi monthly social in the church parlors on a Wednesday evening. The event featured a backward party and a treasure hunt won by Dr. C. Grega's group. A two course luncheon was served at a decorated table with a committee including S. Cans, George Fricdus, Mrs. Paul Kirk, Patrick, Mrs. Lewis Steiner, Roy Qualman, and John Benek assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J E. Benek
C. Gregr
S. Cans George Fricdus
Paul Kirk
Patrick
Lewis Steiner
Roy Qualman
John Benek
Rittman Kules Baseball Back On Field This Year
The Rittman Kules baseball team announces another season with last year players and new candidates. The first workout was held last Sunday and the next regular session is Sunday at 2:30 p m at the Sth Street ball field in ATL. Captain Togan Snyder urges all former players and hopefuls to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman -Kules
Togan Snyder
McAnallen Family Shares Good News On Friday
Mrs Charles McAnallen announced the birth of a daughter at Midkind Michizen weighing six pounds received Friday evening. The mother is recovering. Charles McAnallen Jr. wed Miss Marder Iscaniont at Stouts Michigan last fall in a quiet ceremony not publicized until after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MccAnwlén
Huth Bernetta
Michizen
Chyriles
SS McAnallen
State Street
Marder Iscaniont
St.outs
Mich
Court Briefs New Marriage Record Re-Record Volume Ordered
A new volume for recording county marriage applications and licenses will be activated about early January. The old volume 23 is nearing completion with 1238 couples listed and forty marriages by publication of banns. Since January, 60 licenses have been issued by Judge US Saunders and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US S
Real Estate Transfers and Lot Purchases Reported
Real Estate transfers include Home Building and Loan company conveying Crestan lot to Willard Jenlorta Phillip Eller in Yoylestown and Milton, Henry Wiestand selling land to Millard Fullerton in Cana township, and a Taint lot transfer in Canaan township to Lilybank and Florence Reed plus Reuben Hartzler transferring land to Frei Winkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building and Loan Company
W. I. Ewing
Crestan
Willard Jenlorta
Phillip Eller
Reuben Hartzler
Frei Winkler
Milton
Henry Wiestand
Millard Fullerton
Cana
Lilybank
Florence Reed
Canaan
Estate Appoints Shannon as Administrator Passes Property
The Eile estate lists assets totaling 4547 dollars as of the date. Catherine aS yeseou is identified, with Shannon named as administrator. The property will pass to widower O 8 Shannon and their son DeVere B. Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eile Estate
Catherine As ‘Yeseou
Shannon
Shanon
An Au
DeVere B. Shannon
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Eunice Sauher
After a Saturday hearing in common pleas court Eunice Sha kie of Rittman was granted a divorce from Cecil Sha le and restored to her maiden name Eunice Sauher. She was represented by Attorney Karl Hoover in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lidge Matleey
Eunice Shakie
Rittman
Cecil Shale
Eunice Sauher
Karl Hoover
Births and announcements from Creston area
Mr and Mrs Harry Frey of Creston announce a son Stanley born Sunday night. He is the Creston athletic coach. Mr and Mrs Harry Shannon of Creston announce a daughter born at Monland hospital weighing 10 pounds Monday. The Smiths are former Ritman residents. The boy is named Clifford Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frey
Creston
Stanley
Frey
Harry Shannon
Wilbur
Jury Names Among Shames Drawn for Petit Service
Jury names drawn for petit jury service in places made vacant by excusing several members. Mrs John Busson of Doylestown among those named. Also listed are marriages licenses and appointments including Christian Schlegel administrator of his father’s property, valued at about 3,000. Ethel Aller and Christian H. Schiegel cited as heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
John Busson
Doylestown
Wiliam
E. Ault
Marshallville
Kutcher
Mar¢line Schott
Battis
Canal Fulton
Alexander P. Martin
Akron Rubber Worker
Lois Jewitt
Chippewa
Robert J. Bachman
Doyiestown
Elizabeth Snyder
Shanon
A. Ll. Scherry
Orrville
Paul B. Cronk
T Tingmer
Irene le Georgy
Marghallville
Leroy’ Lonokabanagh
Shreve
Aml Navella Ball
Christian H. Schlegel
Hid
Christian Schlegel
Creston
Elgin M. Schilegel
Ethel M. Aller
Ghristian H. Schiegel
Kent
Sterling Alumni Plan Banquet Details
Paul Maibach president of the Alumni association called officers Mia Hazel Ashbrook vice president Lucille Adams secretary treasurer and other members to form plans for the Alumni banquet. They aimed for exceptional interest and record attendance and set Saturday night May 19 as the date after school closes. Executive committee members Glen Zeigler Lloyd Adams and Mabel Switzer directed the sole present member to promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul~Maibach
Mia
Hazel Ashbrook
Rittman
Lucille “Adams
Sec
Treas
Ad Titors
P. Lindecamp
Lloyd
Blanche Hart
Maibach
Glen Zeigler
Lloyd Adams
Mabel Switzer
Bake Sale At Brenneman's Under First Brethren Church
Bake sale planned at Brenneman's Grocery next Saturday April 21 starting at 10 a m under the auspices of First Brethren church. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenneman's
Rocery
First Brethren Church
Woman breaks collar bone in fall at home
Elva Derthie suffered more than 20 bruises and a broken collar bone after a fall at her residence Thursday evening while descending to the cellar. She cannot explain how the accident happened but is confined to bed for several weeks, with serious injuries on the right side. She walked briefly with help yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Derthe
Derthie
Rotary Sees Movie at Noonday Meeting With Guests
The Riman Rotary club held a Thursday noonday meeting with two visitors from Wadsworth and Burton Houseman of Medina. Guests included Rotarians Brenneman and Frank Hard. Houseman spoke on Sunshine Camp at Camp Craig for handicapped children, a project of Rotary and Kiwanis. Ralph Krabill presided in President Badager’s absence.
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Riman Rotary Club
Wadsworth
Burton Houseman
Medina
Enn Brenneman
Frank
Hard
Werk
Erfpmed
Housemana Hho
Sunshine Camp
Camp Craig
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Medina County
Badager
Ralph Krabill
Pastime Theatre Presents Regity and lollypop Slips
Regity and hiilariously Insane slipstickian heroes headline a program with Ruth Etling Dorothy Lee and Thelma Todd. Also on Friday and Saturday Devil Tiger, Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable in It Happened One Night. Design for Living with March Cooper Hopkins, Six of a Kind Wednesday Thursday. A genial family comedy Then Laughs from a two bit cross country auto trip with Augeres Roland and Fielda Skipworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regity
Mike Tove
Tori Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Ruth Etling
Dorothy Lee
Thelma ‘Todd
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Yoylil
Nomance
Fredric March
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopkins
Ernest Lubitseh
Charlie Ruggles
Mary’ Boland
W. J. Fillis
Alison Skipworth
George Buri
Gracie Allen
Fielda
Skipworth
Frank Wiles Dies at Wayne County Infirmary
Frank Wiles, a well known Canaan farmer, died Tuesday at the Wayne county infirmary after years of declining health. He is survived by an adopted son Warren of Craigton, two brothers Lincoln of Burbank and Albert of Medina, and five sisters Mrs. Clara Real of Seville, Mrs. Hugh Armstrong of Wayne Township, Mrs. Perrys Fetzer of Wooster, Mrs. Harrison McDonald Ness Kansas, and Mrs. Miller Medina. Funeral services were held today at the Ray Funeral Home at one o'clock, with burial in the Canaan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ Wiles
Canaan
Wayne County
Warren
Craigton
Lincoln
Burbank
Albert
Medina
Clara Real
Seville
Hugh Armstrong
Wayne ”Township
Perrys Fetzer
Wooster
Harrison -McDonald
Civil Service Exam Notice for Sterling Postmaster
Clarence M. Jennings of Sterling Ohio was notified to advertise an examination for the Sterling postmastership. Applications must be filed by May 4 1934. Papers available from the Sterling office or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C. The salary last year was thirteen hundred dollars. Further information may be secured at the Sterling Office. Clarence M. Jennings, P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Jennings
Sterling
Ohio
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Sterling Offce
Governor Urges Child Health Day Observance In Ohio
Governor George White called on official and voluntary agencies and citizens in Ohio to observe Child Health Day proclaimed May 2 across the United States. He stressed child vitality and welfare, and highlighted safety education work by the Safety Save Comes mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oram Cattongam
Ohio
Georke White
United States
Safety Save
Hathway Named Neal's Successor for Chinpend Township School
D Hathway will become principal of Chinpend township school replacing Stanley Neal who resigned last week. Hathway, a 1990 graduate of Bloominville High School, studied two years at Ohio State, returned to Hiourville to teach, earned a bachelor of science, and has two years of biology and health education teaching experience at Martineville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Hathway
Ain_Hathway
Martineville
Choir Readers Cantata at United Brethren Church Burbank
The Choir Readers Cantata was presented Sunday at United Brethren Church in Burbank. Attendees praised the performance and the reception by the local audience. Arrangements are being made for the last item in the program with another musician to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
United Brethren Ettale
Burbank Suilay
Birbank
Rittman student tops regional scholarship test
Robert White led 408 Wayne County seniors in the general scholarship test with a high score of 25 on a 400 point scale. County officials released standings listing several local students from Orrville Rittman Wooster and other districts with scores ranging from 207 to 2432 across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Wayne Comety
Columba
Perades
Superintendeaurt
Coa
Orrville
Polar Mulder
Wooster
Lucille Paseto
Rettman
Danae Thompson
Fredericksaburgs
Senathin Dostel
Mitton
Elmo McAnallen
Rittman
Musical Plans For Next Month By Wooster Men’s Chorus
The Man’s Choral program directed by Win. Devinney is shaping up with a mix of folk and spiritual songs plus sea chants and lullabies. It features Mr. Devinney’s selections, Wooster College Conservatory pieces, and a Wooster College Male Quartet, all promising an entertaining program. The concert is set for Monday evening May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Devinney
Shane
Dovinney
Wooster College Conservatory
Muale
Chatehons
Hiag
Wobster College
Rogrank
Thote
Will Chi
Measles Claim Life Of John Bowen 12
John Wallace Bowen twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bowen of North Street died after a three day bout with measles. He was buried Saturday at Rittman Cemetery under Rev B G Hamilton officiating. The family had moved from Kamp sville Kentucky in November. He is survived by his parents a brother Carl and a sister Betty with classmates acting as pallbearers and flower girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace Bowen
Mir
Frank Bowen
North Street
Rittman
Hamilton
Kampsville
Kentucky
Carl
Slater
Betty
Flower
John
Former Resident Weds At Wooster
Miss Novella Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Ball Wooster married Leroy Lookabaugh of Shreve and formerly of Rittman. The ceremony was Monday evening by Rev Paul Snowden Kelly in Zion Lutheran church Wooster. Mr and Mrs Lookabaugh left for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novella_ Ball
E. A. Ball
Records Breaks Leg in Bowling Night
Bruny suffered a broken leg during a bowling event, shattering known records as the season progressed. The Salt company’s team faced a tough match with steers and Kamp quintet notes cited.
Local Wedding Recalls Frange-Moine Nuptials Saturday Morning
Miss Oidys Heer daughter of Mrs Coxmen Maller wed Fraveia Motne Saturday morning at Ann's Catholic Church. Rev Ir Pirrwell officiated. Bride attended by Miss Ghmiys Rete pit and Peter Moline, brother of the groom. About 150 relatives witnessed the ceremony. The couple received guests at the Jubilee Home after the ceremony. They planned to reside in Canton after a short reception in Canton. Miss Motne is employed at the Ohio Boxhoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oidys Heer
Dreds
Mie
Dias
Jyciter
Mittin
Canton
fUbonan
Ab Molae
Ohio Boxhoard
Creston Council Extends Franchise Amid Unclear Details
Creston's council extends the local fuel company franchise as a six to 16 month renewal window passes amid contention over cap payments and PWA funds. Reports from Columbus mention further action and new appointees to oversee the proceeding as a councilmember dies in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Amte
Witet
PWA
Columbus
Alvin
Sister
McGlennon
Schiagek
Akron
Relieved Boy Rivalry Incident Leaves Unclear Injuries
A boy named Marten Tafflemat shows rapid improvement after a bout of illness following a Friday altercation. Police stated two teens argued over a pool hall dispute leading to a broken cue and a medical inquiry into a possible skull fracture. X-rays are planned to assess head injury. notes mention a trip by Mrs. Lille to Monroe, Michigan.
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Marten
Mro
Charles Hemthomuti
Miitn
Rittin
Mayle
Certata
Physicasa
Merle
Tanger
Frh
Jaeblont
Marle
Glen Ile
Walter Lille
Faminer
Hefferman
Heffeman
Walter
Hile
Monroe
Michigan
Campaign for Better Trade Opens Soon
A historical notice outlines the Campaign for Better Trade with weekly drawings over 44 weeks. Prizes start at 6 dollars, improving to 1 dollar prizes, drawings held Saturdays at 9. Customers’ Participation Plan aims to boost local business activity and larger trade center. One feature includes performances by the Whitman band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Uvketa Lam
Danke Mather
Wiitman
Services Held For Susan Charlton 57
Funeral services for Mrs Stan Charlton 67 were held at the Presbyterian church at 2 oclock with the reverend and deacons officiating Interment followed in Wallsworth Cemetery Mrs Charlton died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs Richard Armstrong s home in Newcastle area Her death is attributed to heart failures The Charltons came to Withain from England in 1929 They have no relatives other than the immediate family in this country Surviving are her husband and children in the vicinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Charlton
Presbyterian Elhurot Wat
Honderckdon
Wallsworth
Otory
Ghariton
Richard Armatrong
Rberen
Chariton
Withain
Baxgland
Gharlton Wan Horn
Engin
Amonten
Newcastle
Bmngland
Wits
Ives
Har
Han Thomas Weewatelong
Ther Company
Mray
Armatrong
Bimaelt
Mr. Charltot
Aes
Lee
Scout Court Marks Junior Van A Nejim Event
Scout ceremony led by F. E. Gilbert with attendees Grant Franklin Bradshaw and Otis Viall among others. Merit badge tests covered reading leathercraft scholarship and mechanical drawing as a group of boys were examined for BECe and class Bouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Gilbert
Grant
Franklin Bradshaw
Raymond Rogers
Arthur Kaufman
Myron Diy
Hollywood Cowboy Joins The Circus
Thiddles of Rittman from six to sixty will be delighted to know that Buck Steele will appear here Tuesday May 11 with Beverly Bros. Cfreag who secured his service for the present season. Buck leads his western cowboys and long horn steers in a shrilling exhibition plus the Beverly Bros. Circus program featuring Harold Barnes Wizard of the Wire. Afternoon and night shows at 3 and 8 p m with a free exhibition and band concert an hour earlier. Admission reduced to 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Buck Steele
Beverly Bros. Cfreag
Buck
Beverly Bros
Harold Barnes
Wizard of
Bake Sale by Pythian Sisters at Rachel's Grocery
The Pythian Sisters will hold a bake sale on Saturday April 21 at Rachel's Grocery at 10 o'clock. Proceeds support the group’s activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Rachel's Grocery
Bilx
Summer softball meeting at Gate House discussed
A notice calling a Monday evening meeting at the Gate House to discuss summer softball plans. Attendees should be ready to review new rules and present a plan for organizing.
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Plymouth
B. & W. Oilco
Elva Derthie
Rotary
Pastime Theatre News
Frank Wiles
Capitol
Rossroad
Cois
O. W. Merrell
England
Ohio State—University Bureau of
George White
Ohia General Assembly
James—Me Cox
Industrial Commission
Atterdance
Ohjn
Banty Mae
New
Association of Racing Commissions
Hwow Hughes
Family Recovery Department
Relief Commission
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohlon
North Central
North Atlantic
D. Hathway
Neal
Ohio State
Robert
White
Wayne
John Bowen
Clarente
Geabys—Heller
Frangis
Moine
Creston’s Council
Attdtman
Bofird Ufitrade
Zoampateny
Participattern
Stet
Sayardiy
Neelys Obi
Susan Charlton
Val
Berean
Scout
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