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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
Albert F Jacot submits petition for renomination as sheriff in Wayne County as a two term incumbent seeking Democratic primary support Aug 12 1930. He notes past landslide defeat of the ticket and calls for no opposition in primaries, citing two term precedent.
Alton H Etting seeks the Democratic nomination for a second term in the State Senate representing District 18. He has served two terms in the House and one in the Senate and is the sole Democratic candidate from Wayne County.
Telegram confirms the death of Charles Frederick at Gallipolis State Hospital. He was born near Doylestown and descended from early settlers including Thomas Frederick and William Doyle. Survived by two sisters, with various local social visits and church activities noted, including club events, guests, and relatives visiting from Akron, Dalton, Wadsworth, Lakewood, and Canada.
Lesson for August 10 outlines Hannah's trial and prayer for a son, the blessing of Eli, and Samuel's early ministry and call. It covers Hannah giving Samuel to the Lord, Samuel's obedience, and his emergence as a prophet, with focus on parental faithfulness and divine guidance.
The quote argues that true victory lies in character rather than yielding to worldly temptations. It counters the idea of meeting the world on its terms by embracing self control to attain better moral and spiritual outcomes.
A Beecher quote extols mirth as the sweet wine of life to be offered to God with zest and vigor.
Wooster Judge Ross W. Funk seeks a second full term on the district court of appeals. He touts 1081 cases disposed during his tenure with only 12 reversals by the state supreme court. His committee endorses the slogan Judge Funk's record is good and his ability proven.
A quirky scene unfolds as a chair addresses the legs while a heavy man takes a seat. The personified furniture creates a playful moment in an everyday setting.
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