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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

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Nine Guilty In Rittman Press Riot Case Verdict

A Wooster court found nine of eleven defendants guilty as charged in the Rittman Press riot. Sentences were set at 30 days in jail with about $400 in costs, and appeals bond was $600 per defendant with releases tied to no protest meetings.

John van Nst Wooster Rittman Joe Razel C L. Bechtel Bert Booth Joe Tetx Charles Stillwagner Joe Huff Ed Sigler Nick Vinevieh Jon Trent Freed Charles Cline Claude Smith Stanley Denlinger Common Pleas Court

Aged Resident Struck By Auto In Square Collision

Saturday evening about 8 45 B E Kendall an elderly man and father of Mrs Ed Woyat was struck by a Wooster driven car driven by Gene Hubber en route to Akron. Kendall suffered scrapes bruises and a nose gash and was treated at Dr F B Snyder’s office then at home. His glasses were lost in the melee.

B. EB. Kendall Ed Woyat Gene Hubber Wooster Hubber Akron Kendall F B Snyder Main St

Trial Highlights in Rittman Court Proceedings

Defense attorney Stanley Denlinger objected to Editor Ernest Harrison testifying while Harrison sat near the prosecutor. A woman fainted in court. she’s a striker’s relative and had not eaten. A marshal testified he was ill and could not assist as a witness.

Stanley Denlinger Ernest Harrison Robert Critchfield Harrison Courtroolm George Morgan Booth, Trent and Vinovich Rittman

Obituary Line Omitted From Press Notice

A line stating that Mrs. Steiner preceded Levi G. Steiner in death was omitted in last week’s obituary in the Press. The family notes the missing detail as printed memorials appear without that line.

Levi G. Steiner Steiner

Leichty Services Held At Sterling

Funeral services for Mrs Peter Woodeffee TD were held at Brethren Church in Sterling Wednesday at 2 pm. Mire Leichty died Monday at the family home five miles southwest of Sterling. She leaves four children Raymon Edward Mrs Wesley Sowell and Mrs William Corrad. Interment was south of Sterling. A T. Ebert directed arrangements. Services were moved from Mennonite Crown Hill church after Tuesday’s storm damaged the roof.

Peter Woodeffee Toed Brethren Church Sterling Peter Leichty Saeed

Board elects two teachers for local school vacancies

The board of education elected Rosina S Jones and Thelma Bechtel to fill second grade vacancies. They hold college certificates and have limited teaching experience. A 180 teaching day calendar was adopted with October 30 and late November through holidays as vacations. The budget situation remains unresolved with no word from the county budget commission.

Board of Education Rosina S Jones Warren Kent State University Garver Thelma Bechtel Canton Ashland College NFE. C. T Cleveland Glerk Melvin -Ritter County Budget Commission

August chores and school year prep advice in classifieds

A fragmented guide lists tasks for August such as sowing orchard crops digging silos tightening hoops and installing grain chutes. It also mentions garden planting cutting hollyhocks arranging fences and preparing children’s clothing for gohool before a vacation.

Marshallville appoints Earl R Steiner School Superintendent

Earl R Steiner named new superintendent for Marshallville and Baughman Township Schools succeeding Clair D Kirchhofery. He is 45, married with four children, wife Louise Weygandt. Steiner has wide teaching and admin experience in Wayne and Portage counties and in Akron, Wooster, and Kent. He plans to relocate to Marshallville area and retire from farming in retirement.

Earl R. Steiner Marshallville Ad R. Steiner Baughman “Township Clair D. Kirchhofery Congress Township Hells Dale J Robert E Richard R Mary Elisabeth Betty Louise—Weygandt Alfréd “As Weygandt Marshalsyile R. D Fox Lake Orrville Steiner Wayne Sterling Orr .Park Wooster Beton College of Wooster Golden Corners Canaan Township Wayne County Edinburgh Township Portage County Tallmadge Township eEpeely Apple Cr Treasury “Department

Rittman Mayor Plans Canvass Over Boxboard Strike

The mayor of Rittman announces a canvass of Ohio Boxboard Company employees to gauge willingness to return to work and seek relief for distressed citizens amid the strike. J B Galehouse signed the notice.

Ohio Boxboard Company Rittman

Mystery Fire Threatens Rittman Press Building

A fire of unknown origin broke out near the Rittman Press building about 2:30 Saturday, burning tall grass within 16 feet of the south side before the Wooster fire department extinguished it. The building was vacant at the time amid testimony about a trial and a sign in the window stated the office was closed all day. A nearby fight by two men and neighbors helped keep the blaze from spreading further, with a large burned area of the lot reported.

Rittman Press Stanley Denlinger Telreums Iicestes Storning Charton Younger Rittman Fire Department Joseph Colen Sterling Department Rittman A. E Hosteter Storling

Sass Family Opens New Kenmore Store After Move

Sass will relocate his family to 946 Kenmore bivd Kenmore on Monday from Weiss allot merit here. The former owner of a department store opens a new Kenmore store at the same locale after six years in Rittman. He thanks the community for patronage and says he looks forward to serving locals for many years.

Sass Kenmore Bivd Weiss Ofa Fn Rittman

Births and allotments noted in community column

A brief items list shows births announced for families and allotment updates. Names include local residents and guardians, with dates and locations not fully legible. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.

Storm Ravages Wayne County with Fire and Flood Damage

A localized Tuesday afternoon storm in northern Wayne County caused extensive damage. A Mennonite church at Crown Hill lost most of its roof, pews were damaged, and gables collapsed. Barns and homes suffered fires and wind damage, waterways flooded roads, and trees were toppled. Lightning struck several buildings in Sterling and near Rittman, with one home fire and widespread debris cleanup underway.

Northen Wayne County Sterling Crown Hill Routes 94 Heor

Poll Seeks End to Ohio Boxboard Co Strike

Nearly 200 residents sign a ballot urging an early end to the strike at the Ohio Boxboard Co. plant in Rittman. Mayor J B Galehouse announces a follow up public poll to gauge community sentiment and compare union activity with worker unity.

Rittman Press Ohio Boxboard Co Rittman United J. B. Galehouse

Union Meeting Ends Without Action at High School

The local paper mill union holding its third full meeting at the high school auditorium closed after two hours with no action. About 147 attendees included nonunion workers. a press correspondent was barred. Arley Moyer was ousted for notes. President Joe Gatorsky presided with International VP Mr. Sullivan as aid.

Paul Bridger Arley Moyer N. Stato St Joe Gatorsky Sullivan International

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Marcella Denlinger Denlinger Board Ei-G Hollinger The Kent Ohio Steiner Book Baughman Township Baughman Bey Oo Stelier Kent Trinity Lutheran Church Benson Ain’ Marshallville Andi Ann Smith Marine Theatre Asition P Chaney Siar Ascot Galehouse Mystery Pias Son Mrani Mn F Fiuher Mennonite Frase Tarvey Kelffer John Wirth Hall David Lolsy Smithville Younger Albert Schand N. State St.hore Peter Hessidence Faston Central Park Hydes Kate Ralph Smith Women’ S Missionary Society of Sterling
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