United Brethren Church Services Schedule Teaches Community
The Lakeside United Brethren Church lists Bible School at 9 30 with Floyd Hoover, morning worship at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 led by Ray J Paul Dowdy. Youth sessions at 6 30, midweek class Wednesday 7 30, choir practice Friday 7 30, and prayer meeting Friday 7 30. Reverend C J McGee invites all.
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Bible School
Floyd Hoover
Ray
J Paul Dowdy
Ashland
Ohio
Maynard Blatter
L. L. Grubb
Ohio sales tax exemption proposal faces ballot fight
Governor Davey seeks an Ohio constitutional amendment to bar taxes on food for human consumption. The proposal died in the legislature, requiring hundreds of signatures to appear on the ballot this fall. The piece argues overhauling the sales tax system and warns of future tax reforms and public dissatisfaction.
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Davey
Ohio
Letters To The Editor Offers Readers Viewpoints
Readers submit unsigned or signed letters sharing personal opinions. The Rittman Press prints these communications as expressions of the writers and not the newspaper.
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Rittman Press
Rittman Letter Harshly Probes Labor Strife and Union Fight
A Rittman Press letters page prints a controversial reader critique of union activity and labor conditions. The unsigned submissions attack organized labor while praising non union workers and referencing figures like John L. Lewis and Abraham Lincoln in a heated, opinionated community dialogue.
Why the Fuss to the Editor and Those Concerned
A local paper strike in Rittman prompts letters accusing the editor of anti union bias. The writer praises the strike's orderly conduct but questions the editor and townspeople about motives. A call to examine press influence and petitions prompts reflection on who benefits from the unrest.
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Rittman
Atheart
Northadt
Reaom
Cait
Rittman Press
Union speech warns against violence during strike
A speaker addresses workers about the strike, urging calm and debunking rumors. He questions profiteers and recalls past wage hardships, noting some parties may not stand with workers if violence occurs. He cites a discussion with Ottio Box Co representatives denying discrimination.
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Ottio Box Co
Guide to America and the Rise of New England Hymnody
The article traces early church singing in New England from precentors to the first printed hymnal by John Tufts, noting disputes over tunes and the shift from psalm reading to hymn books. It recounts fines for wrong tunes, the Boston library relic of the fifth Tufts edition, and public reactions to hymnody reform.
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New England
United States
Works Progress Administration
Massachusetts
Worcester
Deacon Hart
Cambridge
John Tufts
Harvard
Women in Home Earn Less Than Sweat Shop Labor
A study from Ohio on farm water pumping compares home maker wages to sweat shop labor. State expert P Blauser notes pumping 177 000 gallons yearly by hand would take 59 days at 10 hours daily. electrical power shifts earnings to about two cents per hour.
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Ohio
Hnes
Marysville
Hne
I P Blauser
Ohio State University
August Almanac Highlights From Historic Dates
August Almanac lists key events by date: Harvey’s discovery of blood circulation on Friday 14 1628. Napoleon born 1769 on Saturday 15. First Atlantic cable message on Sunday 16 1858. Klondike gold discovery February? 1896. Virginia Dare first white child born in Virginia 1587 on Tuesday 18. Balzac death 1850 on Wednesday 19. Pope Pius death at Rome 1914 on Thursday 20.
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Harvey
Napoleon Bonaparte
Oe Pica
Alex
Virginia Dare
Balzac
Doylestown Holds Rites For James Miller
Funeral services for James P Miller 54 were held at the residence with Rev A G Whiteman officiating Interment followed in West lawn cemetery Canton He died August 4 after an eight year illness a blood disease of the spleen He lived in Doylestown 16 years served as Scout Master and was a friend to boys and young people He left a picturesque estate and is survived by his mother a sister and two brothers Also noted is Mrs Netswander hosting a bridge club event with prize recipients Mrs Hardgrove and Mrs Emilie Cass winning honors
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James Miller
James P Miller
A. G. Whiteman
Westlawn
Canton
Mr Miller
Doylestown
Miller
Emma Miller
Agnes Wheel
Harry Ail
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Calif
Taxes in Tabloid
Quote laden piece explains every newborn in 1936 inherits a public debt of 420 dollars and a total burden of 3840 dollars once interest is paid. It argues the national debt acts as a first mortgage on all citizens earnings and property. The text warns there is no escape from paying one’s share.
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United States
Milton Presbyterian Services and Sunday School Schedule
Milton Presbyterian sets Sunday School at 9 15 with the lesson Sowing and Reaping then morning worship at 10 30. The crossing Bridges Co at 6 30 presents Why is there so much crime in the world Junior and Senior classes cover The Christian Idea of Success. Evening service is omitted during August. Thursday August 20 Midweek prayer and study at 7 30 theme Living In Common from Ephesians 13 14.
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Crossing Bridges Co
Hoover and Hoover Nominees For Local Primaries
Karl W Hoover won the Democratic nomination for State Representative and C W Hoover secured the Republican nomination for County Auditor at the primaries. St Ann church children prepare for First Holy Communion on Sunday. East, a longtime resident, had a severe stroke Saturday but is improving. Edward Guthridge and wife visited town renewing acquaintances. Guthridge previously served as Erie depot agent here. Alex Dostal underwent an operation at Wooster City hospital Wednesday.
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Karl W Hoover
C W. Hoover
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
C E East
Edward Guthridge
Guthridge
Erie
Alex Dostal
Wooster City Hospital
Obituary and local notes on births and baseball game
Henry Houseworth, 67, died at his home Thursday. Births reported for July include Joseph McElwee, a son. Mike Lamic, a son. Wesley Hummel, a son. Glen A Zeigler, a daughter. Frank Bannon left for New Mexico this week to recover his health. The Colt baseball team, composed of ex and high school stars, defeated the crack Toreador nine Monday, 9 to 1.
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Henry Houseworth
County Health Board
Joseph McElwee
Mike Lamic
Wesley Hummel
Glen A. Zeigler
Frank Bannon
New Mexico
Colt
Toreador
Scout Raymond Rogers gains First Class rank at Court of Honor
This week Raymond Rogers achieved First Class Scout status at a Court of Honor. Mary Koehler is buried in a straw stack for 20 minutes on the John Bauman farm before rescuers freed her. Democratic nominees for mayor and marshal were named C A Snyder and Geo Morgan while Republicans named J B Galehouse and W Mills. Joe Novosal, 74, an eccentric recluse, died by hanging Wednesday evening. Elmer W Bechtel services were held Tuesday at his State Street residence. Celia Harpster wed William Dannemiller of Doylestown on Saturday. Rev John Frey officiated.
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Raymond Rogers
Court of Honor
Rittman Fire Department
Corporal Eugen
Mary Koehler
John Bauman
C. A. Snyder
Geo. Morgan
J. B. Galehouse
Wm. Mills
Joe Novosal
Hinder
John Quaiman
Elmer W. Bechtel
State Street
Celia Harpster
William Dannemiller
Doylestown
John Frey
Battleships and Cruisers Defined and Distinguished
A battleship is among the largest heavily armed vessels while a battle cruiser is a dreadnought size ship with high speed and heavy battery but lighter armor. It is designed for high speed cruising scouting and long-range combat.
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United Brethren Church
C. J. McGee
Main St. Telephone
First Brethren
Louis Grubb
S. First Street
Enjoys Press
Steven Dostal
Kent
Abe Iincoln
John L. Lewis
Bill Goodman
Uae
Adioersuss
Great Lakes
Clevelands
Guide TO
America
Petldoner
John Hooke
Biq
Alf
Landon
Atlantic
Klondike
Pope Pius
Rome
E. Netswander
Kiag
Tess
NCAP
Milton Presbyterian
E. S. Hendrickson
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