Democrats Name Village Ticket For November Ballot
In a Friday caucus in the council rooms, 49 party members named a village ticket for November. The slate includes Mayor Frank Hanes Clerk Glenn Sigler Treasurer Wm Brenneman Marshal Ernest Blough Councilmen Joe Brown James Bruny G H Clippinger Clarence Petit Ray Ashbrook Board of Public Affairs Ed Newberry Harry Brenneman W J Ritter Board of Education Chas Newman J B Hicken and precinct committeemen C R Shondel No 3, Joe Brown No 6, D R Lance No 4. A Milton Township caucus Friday will nominate a township ticket with three trustees a clerk two justices of the peace and two constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McSweeney
Frank Hanes
Glenn Sigler
Wm. Brenneman
Marshbal
Ernest Blough
Joe Brown
John Kohler
James Bruny
G H. Clippinger
Clarence Petit Ray Ashbrook
Board of Public Affairs
Ed Newberry
Harry Brenneman
W J Ritter
Board of Education
Chas Newman
J B. Hicken
C R. Shondel
Lance
Milton Township
Economy Store Expands As Remodeling Connects Rooms
The Economy Store owner Sam Biscovitz announces expansion to enlarge quarters. The store is remodeling its premises with an archway creating a single space. The project aims to increase stock and enable broader business operations.
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Sam Biscovitz
Tour of inspection visit to school by Mademoiselle Roy
Rittman welcomed Mademoiselle Roy on Tuesday during her tour of inspection with Miss McWethy the county nurse. The Canadian government will send two nurses and one doctor to study health work in the United States funded by Mr. Rockfeller. Roy reports U S health work is ahead of Canada’s plans.
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Rittman
Mademoiselle Roy
Plant
R H S Toreadors Bus n Men Victors in City Race
The R H S Toreadors beat B W Oil Co 8 to 5 as Kunkler sparked the offense with key hits. Be sides H S boys closed the first half tight, then widened the gap with strong batting late. The Salt Co dropped 11 to 7 to the Business Men in a competitive clash with servers pitching well.
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R. H
B & W Oil Co
H. S
Kunkler
Lynn
Toreador
Salt Co
Business Men
Brough
Salt Makers
Drum and Bugle Corps Explains Thursday Noises
The local American Legion drum and bugle corps says the Thursday evening sounds come from weekly practice. The group has about twenty members with plans to grow to thirty-five by year end, following a strong showing at the Doylestown Centennial.
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The
American Legion
Harry Heffelmian
Coutfit
Doylestown
Mrs Frank Longenecker to Entertain W C G T U
Mrs Frank Longenecker will host a W C G T U gathering at her home next Tuesday afternoon August 16. The event aims to finish plans for the county convention to be held in September.
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Frank Longenecker
Ray
Orrville Mayor Resigns to Lead New York Office
Orrville mayor Glenn Klopgenstein has tendered his resignation effective August 165. He will move to New York City to head the Ohio Wood Preserving Co. office there.
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Glenn Klopgenstein
Orrville
Klopgenstein
New York City
New York
The
Ohio Wood Preserving Co
Village Delivery Schedule for Picnic Day
Postmaster Longanecker announces one village mail delivery on Saturday August 13 for the Rittman Community Picnic Day. Patrons may call for mail at the post office window during the afternoon hours.
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Rittman
Longanecker
Community Picnic Set For Rittman Event At Springfield Lake
Rittman officials and committees announce the annual Community Picnic will be held Saturday at Springfield Lake. Transport from ten highway coaches will be provided for attendees, with tickets available at Stralty & Rice Barber Shop Snyder's Drug Store Jarry Hoffelman Chas Baker and C.C. Carruthers. Coaches assemble in the public square at 1:00 am and depart for the return at five and seven pm.
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Rittman and Vicinity
Rittman
Springfield Lake
Stralty & Rice Barber Shop
Snyder's Drug Store
Interest grows in Chautauqua ahead of event
Community interest in the Chautauqua festival increases as the first canvass by the ticket committee shows a likely successful year. Programs have been distributed and a five day lineup is needed to accommodate attendees.
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Ton
Creston Woman Granted Divorce on Grounds of Extreme Cruelty
Mrs. Zana Beni of Creston was granted a divorce Saturday on the grounds of extreme cruelty by her husband. The hearing was scheduled for Friday before the court.
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Zana Beni
Creston
Ty Dudes Stirn
Four Mores 10 A Paul William Thomise
A misread fragment reports the death of a child named Paul William Thomise, son of Otto and Mrs Otto Thomas, from choking on meat after attempting to swallow. Medical aid was not available in time and death occurred last Wednesday.
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Paul William-Thomise
Otto Thomas
Wayne County Board Drops County Teachers Institute
The Wayne County board of education will not hold a county teachers institute this year. For years a three day institute was held, with past two years’ meetings on Saturdays at intervals, and educators were secured to deliver programs. The plan is no longer being pursued.
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Wayne County ‘Board
Eaiaellon
Wassield
Crossing accident in Smithville claims two lives
On Tuesday morning in Smithville a Ford coupe driven by B G Hutchinson of Akron carrying a bride was struck by a W O train. Both occupants were injured badly and died in Wooster hospital in the afternoon.
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Ford
B. G. Hutchinson
Akron
Bride
Wooster Hospital
Youngster Ate Strychnine Pills
A child in Sochi ingested deadly poison after finding pills at the home of Engst and Bradley. The mother, preparing to return to Rittman, did not notice until the boy became violently ill and died shortly after. Funeral services were held Monday led by Rev. R. J. Platter at Knupp's cemetery.
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Metal Bradley
Sochi
Consiz
Packig
Rittman
R. J. Platter
Knupp's
Talchty burns after scalding water incident
A report notes that Talchty fell into scalding water on Monday, suffering burns. The incident is linked to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, with details limited to the observed injury and location.
Wooster Shoots Hoedown in Road Game of Rittman Visit
Wooster pitchers traveled to Rittman last Tuesday night to face the Ideala team, marking a first-year showing for coach Tittman and the visiting squad. The rough, early-season match featured new talent and a trial of form for both sides.
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Hordeshoe
Wooster
Rittman
Ideala
Conalder Ng Ting
Tittman
Safe Port
Rauconite Sherpitchers
Atataiat
Petit's Horse Training On Medina Fair Ground Track
Petit trains at Medina fair ground race track preparing for the coming racing season. Nine other horses are also in training with daily workouts and regular workouts continue as all horses work toward the season opener.
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Alvin Petit
Medina Fair Ground
Mrs Ellis Recovers After Goitre Operation
Mrs. Harry Ellis underwent an operation for goitre under Dr. Jackson in Cleveland last Friday. She is recovering nicely and will soon be discharged from the hospital.
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Harry Ellis
Jackson
Cleveland
Ellis
Rittman Loses to Shreve in Close Baseball Game
Rittman fell to Shreve 6 to 2 in a Sunday baseball clash at Lakeland Beach. The game featured solid pitching from Shreve and competitive batting from both sides, with Shreve pulling ahead in the late innings.
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Rittman
Shreve
Lakeland Beach
Shrreve
Orrville Infant Dies of Paralysis Ailment
Mrs. Earl Steiner reads Orrville northern road obituaries as health departments date to prevent possible outbreak of infantile paralysis. The report notes the death occurred in a day and mentions efforts to curb contagion.
Bridge Party at Chippewa Lake Cottage Hosts
Mrs H C Meredith and Mrs Baldwin hosted a charming bridge party at their Chippewa Lake cottage last Friday. Five-table game ended around five with prizes awarded to Mrs G Rohrer and Mrs Hi Squibbs. Three carloads of women attended, arriving about two, and a delicious lunch followed the games. Guests posed for photos to remember the enjoyable afternoon.
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H. C. Meredith
Mrai Ive Baldwin
Chippewa Lake
Jaat
Astate
Prizns
Firat
Mra. G. Rohrer
Mrén Hi ‘Squibbs
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