Death of John Schlup Saints Pioneer Remembered
John Schlup, a longtime resident who endured frontier life, died Saturday night in Kittman at age 73. Funeral services were held Monday at the U B church in Ritman with interment in Knupp's cemetery. he leaves his wife, two daughters, a son, two brothers, one sister, six grandchildren, and many friends.
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Buco
John Schlup
Schlup
Grim Reaper
Mit van
Davie
Rittwan
Hetrieve
Shlup
U B
Rev Barton
Rev Platter
Knupp’s
John Schinp
Rieber Switzerland
Kittman
America
Ohio
Weeyne County
Louisa Kurt
Mary Shackleford
Rittman
Frank Adair
Milton Township Tops Lorain Fund in Tornado Relief
Farmers in Wayne County raised 1728.78 for tornado relief through Grange and Farm Bureau efforts. Milton Township led with 222.20 under Ezra D Steiner, surpassing assigned totals. Wooster and others also contributed sizable amounts, making this the best county report to date.
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Grange
Wayne
Milton Township
Milton
Ezra D Steiner
Green Township
Sugar Creek
Allen
Wayne Townships
E. McClure
Chester
P. F. G Swinehart
Hoy Baughman
H. D. Graber
Plain
M C. Bunright
Franklyn
Z. J. Geit
Salt Creek
J Ross Karr
Wayne County to Have Normal School Admission Openings
Wayne County will establish a normal school with 20 applicants so far. Miss Margaret E Tipton chosen as director while remaining instructor at Wittenberg summer school. Wooster High School to host sessions with free heat light room and janitor service. State support of 1500 dollars yearly. Most books provided free. Applicants urged to apply within two weeks.
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Wayne County
Nérma
Chautauqua Program Details For Season
Chautauqua presents a five day season with famed performers and lectures. Royal Welsh Male Quartet and Yerbert Leon Cope are billed for opening day with speakers and entertainers including Baldt Trathan and Tean MarDonald. Daily events feature music, lectures, and demonstrations at Site Theatre and nearby venues.
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Chautengia
Royal Welsh
Yerbert Leon Cope
von Wo Harding Cor
Gay Epnor
Rive Bee
Ehounqua
Trathan
da Site Theatre du
Dranta
Cat Teoe
Turis
Clar Harrier
Ren
Arneson
Rittman Chantanouatt
Erie Agricultural Train Visits Wayne County Exposition Spots
The Erie Agricultural Train toured Wayne County with two stops in Creston and Wooster offering free soil analysis by Ohio State University specialists. The traveling exhibit, featuring farm equipment, aimed to help farmers determine lime needs, available phosphoric acid, organic matter, and total nitrogen.
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Erie
Wayne County
Salen
Ato
Crestron
Spectulla
Ohio State University
Rittman
Powers That Be
City Council Passes Key Paving and Dump Truck Purchase
City council meeting attended by all but one member rushed through business. Ordinances authorize paving the south end of Main Street and the west end of Sterling Avenue within the village limits and set a rapid completion timetable. A dump truck purchase for city use was approved alongside the standard payroll ordinance.
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Smollhiller
Mainst
Sterling Ave
Yiblate
Smithville College Reunion Planned for Saturday
Smithville Salleze Reunion set for Seley in Wayne County Ohio this Saturday August Std invites former pupils teachers and friends from across the country to attend a lively program and reconnect with alumni.
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Smithville Salleze
Seley
Wayne County
Ohio
Thanking all who aided during our loss
We express gratitude to those who visited and assisted our family during the illness and death of our husband and father, including the Reverends Arton and Platter, the church, those who furnished autos, and those who gave floral offerings. Mrs John Schlup and children and families extend thanks.
Two Roadside Crashes In Rut Man Leave Two Machines
Two vehicles left the Rutland road on Tuesday afternoon near Sinnersburg road. A Chevrolet owned by Mrs Whitman ran into a yard tree after attempting a turn, while another car struck a small tree after speeding around a corner. Police and witnesses noted driver error and possible speed as factors.
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Jonsh
Ruttnad
Lauglin
Sinnersburg Road
Beinke Td
Shinersburg Road
Mme Whitmand
Ford
Californios Visit Ohio Friends Before Return
Messrs T E Hall and CG Gland spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting friends in town. Hall, a former drug clerk now a registered pharmacist from Los Angeles, has relatives around Cincinnati. They will return to California after four weeks, having traveled from tid cata to Cincinnati in twelve days.
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Gland
Marvin Waenees
Is Hall
A. H. Thomas
California
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hall
Los Angele
Tid Cata
Cincinnadl
Final Report of Lorain Relief Fund
The document itemizes contributions to the Lorain Relief Fund from July through August, listing donors such as Rittman Savings Bank Apostolic Church Henry Lendy Ed Sehar Dr CL C Gregor and Mrs Flora Adams. It records team receipts conducted by Mrs Hattie Mutz and others, totaling 342.00 received as a cashier’s check from The Rittman Savings Bank.
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Lorain Relief Fund
Rittman Savings Bank
Apostolic Church
Rittman Business Men's Associere
Gish
Henry Lendy
Ed Sehar
Matty
Alex Thomee
D.'M Aurand
Stuiy
G E. Waltera
Shackleford
J. R. Lloyd
J. B Hickin
CL C.grepg
A S. Wolf
J. W. Bechtel
Hattie Mutz
Philomena Whitman
Amelia Zonda
Penne
Mildred Baker
Marie Snyder
Eleanor Schar
Esther Branigan
Panne
Vera Griner
Celia Zigler
Flora Adams
Alice Hiers
Iria Miers
Brenneman
Laura Smith
Street Fistic Exhibition Ends in Fines
Wilford Foster and Herbert Nolan faced Mayor Shackleford for a street fist exhibition on South Malinst. Foster was found the aggressor, fined $5 and costs, which he paid, while bystanders were amused and some disgusted.
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Wilford Foster
Herbert Nolan
Wadsworth
Shackleford
Foster
South Malinst
Dissolution of Partnership Shifts Barbershop on South Main
Ritsman and Mayes end their partnership in the Strait and Mayes barber shop. Mayes opens a new shop on the west side of South Main Street, operating for about a week.
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Strait and Mayes
West Side
South Mainst
Booth Kor Congress Swing District Ad
A terse political notice hints at Booth Kor running for Congress in the Sixteenth District. The piece references party alignment and a call to place his name on Republican or Democratic lines, noting integrity and honor as key qualifications.
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BOOTH
Republi
State exhibits fish and game at Wellington fair
The Ohio State Board of Health and the Division of Fish and Game plan expanded fish and game displays at the Wellington exposition. Plans include increasing pheasant raising at Wellington and distributing thousands for hatching. They aim to convert abandoned ponds into public fishing places like the Zoar stream and improve county supervision to reduce violations.
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Roosevelt Game
Portymouth
Ohio
State’ Board “of Healey
Acton
Fish Swill
Yarrows
D. Ohompson
Dinsion of Fish and Game
Wellington
Chit Thompson
Alate
Department
Dover
Zoar
Fai
iState
Rittman Wins Tutind Money In Tournament
In Orrville last Sunday a baseball tournament saw Applecreek beat Mitte man 8 to 2, Smithville defeat Orrville 6 to 0, and Rittman edge Orrville 9 to 7. Smithville then topped Applecreek in the final. Lewrie Gunton of Smithville pitched both games for a dominant day.
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Mitteman
Applecreek
Applefreek
Smithville
Ritttman
Yne
Rittman
Lewire
Gunton
Smithy Na
Rictman Again Visited by Burglars
The article reports a recent burglary wave with several break-ins on North Fourth Street and at the homes of Cashier Lee W G Hershey and Joseph Brown. Evidence includes a watch log, minor jewelry, a chair, ladder and other items left behind. Several suspects are under surveillance as officials assess the case.
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Levi Steiner
Howard Jeffreys
Teparte
Mr. Steiner
Mr Jeffrey
Latham-Scharer License to Wed Issued
The couple Léalie Latham and Tucy Scharer of this place receive a license to wed. They are known locally and work in a factory. The bride is daughter of Mrs Fred Scharer and has lived here many years. The groom and his parents reside on Grant Street and have been residents about a year. Best wishes from their friends.
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Lcense
Waa Issidd Léalie Latham
Tucy Scharer
Fred Scharer
Grant St
Obituary Notice for Taare Smith of Dalton Ohio
The obituary notes Taare Smith son of Chiaper and Mary Smith born October 29 ESSt died after 8 months 27 days. He died in January 1921 after a marriage to Engsbuth Ann Crites and his family moved to Dalton Wayne County Ohio at age three. He joined the Presbyterian church and helped rebuild two Presbyterian churches destroyed by fire. He was remembered as a faithful father and neighbor with strong faith in the Presbyterian tradition.
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Chiaper
Mary Smith
Pennaytsvonla
Esst
Lesh
Wettr
Fla
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Rittmans and
Jackson
Nat Ya Hte
Rittman
Paul
Smith
Mmeana
Mn—Smith
Chautauqua Association Elects Officers for Next Year
A Chautauqua Association meeting at the Legion room elected officers and formed committees for the coming year. President De C. C Gregg and other officers led the session with distinct committees on tickets advertising membership grounds entertainment and more. The association reported no debts, a first for some time.
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Redpah
de C. C Gregg
Prea
W. A. Lee
Dres
R. J. Krabi
Sec-'Trenas
J. B. Uanny
Chas. O Baker
Vernard Joles
G. WH. Clippinger
T. C. Harper
Mr. Griffith
Chm
Op. Potl
OW. Matvach
E. G. Pranigen
J. Y. Hickin
J. W. Parsons
Chim
HM. L. Qualman
Woyd Molne
Verne Gudhart
G. Newberry
Grounda
J. N. Fisher
Chas. Dieter
G. Mearay
W .G. Vershty
C. M. Spade
J. A. Bender
Sorrathy Mirravik
Renfifnad O
Woosten Plans Traffic Rule Enforcement After Announcement
The paper notes Woosten will enforce traffic rules more strictly after an announcement. Locals say enforcement is uneven and accidents are few, but one ordinance restricting age of cutouts on North Main Street is seen as needing stricter enforcement before the August 12 primary election.
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Tattmanist
North Mainst
Rittman Markets Weekly Prices Cleared for Grain and Feed
Weekly market page from Rittman Markets lists corrected Thursday prices for wheat oats and corn. Includes per bushel quotes and adjustments by Hershey and Rohrer with noted spreads and cover costs.
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Rittman
Hershey & Rohrer
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