04 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
1
Mrs Foreman takes a prominent part appearing in two roles at the Woman's club event on Cleveland Avenue. The program featured Mrs Hala Sagler Bereman and Bitrate among the leaders, with Mrs Loreton taking on a key port duties in the proceedings.
The forecast predicts generally fair weather for the week with temperatures slightly below normal for two or three days followed by no significant rise thereafter. Issued by the U S Weather Bureau, Washington DC.
Akron officials set a public meeting for August 7 to discuss damages claims from property owners connected to the Atos joint meeting with Winyne and Summer cantry. Claimants who filed for damages will be notified to attend, with probate court procedures available for appeals after allowances are announced.
Mrs Foreman dressed as Armerien the Goddess of Liberty in a photographed costume while Miss Caroline Lowe, instructor of dress in Akron and Cleveland, directed the appearance. The scene shows the Irish theme and advance student status of Mrs Foreman under Miss Lowe’s guidance.
The notice reports Julius Movne's death and widowed survivors, five sons, and five daughters. Funeral held at St Ann's Church south of Sterling with interment on the farm cemetery. The column mentions Parson and a factory sale and related industrial notes with local community references.
Harold B. Livesey known as the Milwaukee Kid from Madsen Wisconsin was found along the Ba Orarat road track west of Rittman. Authorities suspect foul play as remains show signs of assault and burial to cover up the crime. Witnesses say Livesey had been involved with the International Bracklavers Union and was returning home to settle wages before planning to catch a freight to Youngstown. The case prompted a formal inquest and burial arrangements through union representatives.
The author argues that a father must lead by example and attend church himself to inspire his son. If the father goes to church, his actions speak louder than words and the boy will want to follow. The piece stresses personal conduct as the measure of religious guidance.
The Milton township road case from the probate court on Prior was heard in common pleas court Saturday afternoon by Judge Catchfield with Judge J McClarran and Judge H B Swartz for the plaintiffs and Cantin B Tayslor for the defense. The record shows tense proceedings and unreported arguments.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Sehondel a fine son Tuesday night of last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Eli Zuercher a bright son Tuesday night of last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Blatter a 10 paisa boy on August 18th.
A Wooster representative visited the new salt works plant at Rattman, described as the largest manufacturing establishment in Wayne County. The structure covers vast ground with extensive chamber space and an eight-dynamo engine room. the salt vein is about 65 feet thick and operations include a siphon water removal system. Forty workers are on site as construction nears completion.
Police court conduct examined as suspects appear before Judge Mela. One defendant pled guilty to a charge related to unlawful assault, and both defendants were fined with costs. A fourth defendant released on premises and immediate exit noted.
The Board of Public Affairs held its first general meeting at the Opera House brick Monday evening with Wm Burbage president T B Lewis vice president and Walter Laib secretary. T C Patterson was elected plant inspector to oversee the new plant construction. Routine matters and schedule for future meetings were noted.
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