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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
Drummond Jerningham and Ginger Martin infiltrate a bank office to crack a safe while a hidden observer watches. A bomb is triggered in the room as they corner the thieves. The tense scene ends with the revelation of a deadly device placed behind the desk.
Drummond and Jerningham survive a blast in a London room as Ginger Martin, hidden by wreckage, suffers severe injuries. The desk shielded them but collapsed, leaving all in debris and dust with the trio scrambling to assess injuries and fate.
A string of brief social reports notes Miss Ruch Stevie hosting cousin Miss Margaret Stevic in town, Rev and Mrs Clymer visiting West Salem, Reno Keiser visiting family, and numerous trips to Akron Cleveland Wooster and Orrville. The Ault reunion at Wooster and a St Michaels Lutheran festival are listed among church and community gatherings.
Easton residents attended a Will Berger dance last midweek evening. Families visited Chippewa Lake cottage, returning Sunday. A gas pump at Jerome Dannemiller’s store leaked but was quickly extinguished by nearby chemicals after a cigarette sparked it. Union church services were held Sunday evening. Flo Lynch Helen Green and Mrs Mel’s daughter Mary joined Kauffman cottage guests. Reed family spent Sunday in Creston with Carter family. Roy Fest’s message from Kansas arrived, signed by Tem and family.
A Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation study of 6 445 Ohio seed corn entrants shows John is the most common male name with 4 726 others bearing varied but similar names. Mary leads among female names with Helen Elizabeth and Dorothy following. The article also notes unusual cognomens and fanciful names among entrants.
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