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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

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Redpath Chautauqua finances and attendance report

Attendants note the Redpath Chautauqua for next year is secured with guarantors buying needed tickets. The Adam and Eva performance drew the expected crowd and finances improved though costs rose. Tickets rise to 3250 in price, and some funds remain to cover expenses while Sunday sessions are dropped. Local lawn care issues and weed problems on Main Street are mentioned, with residents criticizing upkeep and pedestrian safety.

Nm Espenses Nm Espenses and the Guarantora Sears Mrog Woisa

Waynesburg Forfeits Game After Umpire Dispute

Waynesburg forfeited a baseball game Sunday in the ninth inning after objecting to an umpire’s ruling. The visitors led 7 to 0 in the first inning when Stark County players walked off the field. Local players and manager urged continuation but Waynesburg could not resume, resulting in a 0 to 4 forfeit under baseball rules.

Waynesburg Stark Counts

Council Adopts Channel Change Plan and Budget

The council met in regular session with the mayor clerk and all councilmen present and adjourned near midnight. A resolution approving channel changes for Rag Chippewa Little Chippewa and River Styx as petitioned by Henry Lane and others was passed along with the 1926 budget. The regular pay ordinance and a boundary annexation ordinance were also approved with details in the official document.

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Local Woman Granted Divorce in Court

Mrs. Eva Schlagel of this place was granted a divorce from Russell Schlagel on grounds of gross neglect of duty after a Saturday hearing before Judge Starn. The petitioner was represented by attorney A. D. Metz.

Eva Schlagel This Place Russell Schlagel Starn

Notice of office vacation dates and selection

Notice states due to vacation the office will be chosen from August 24 to September 3. Signed by C. Gregg, D. DS.

Former County Treasurer Wilson Dies in Wooster

Nit Wilson a longtime Wayne County resident and former county treasurer and Wayne Building and Loan Co officer died suddenly Tuesday morning at his Wooster home. He was born in Wayne County and worked as a druggist for years. Wilson was a trusted figure in the local financial community and a fast friend of many.

Wayne County Wooster Welson Wilson Wayne Building and Loan Co Fisher Wayne Building and Loan Company Thee Ened

Jailed for Stealing Auto in Sunday Incident

Winston Callaway, alias PeNNesned, jailed after alleged auto theft at 2 PM Sunday. Aluratua Mills reported the car taken from Hershes and Rehr ere, driven to Akron where a week was spent. Arraigned before Mayor Snackleford, bound over, sent to county jail to await grand jury action.

Aluratua Mills Hershes Akron Snackleford Grand

Clinton Plays Here Sunday

The Cheaton baseball team visits Sunday for a game with local Rittman and Milford players. The visitors have a strong record and Rittman must rise to win. Milford boys, former Rittman players, are coming in fast in these matches.

Cheaton Rittman Milford Clinton

Mrs A L Shook Dies at Home in Bloomington

Mrs Oo Shook of Bloomington dies at home after two years of illness. Aged 47, she was born Birdie Dettwiler of Mansfield and lived in Wooster four years. Wife of Alfred Shook, she leaves a brother to the husband. Funeral Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev H R Hilberry at the Methodist church with Wooster cemetery interment.

Oo& Shook Bloomington Birdie Dettwiler Mansfield Wooster Alfred Shook R Shook H R Hilberry Methodist

Branigan Building Supplement to Issue in September

Branigan Building Supplement will be issued early September to cover the new Branigan Building project. The edition will be enlarged to include contractors details, advertising, and transfers, with pages devoted to the construction and related notices. An earlier fishing trip account from past Rittman staff appears in the story, describing a Canadian trip with rough notes and local impressions.

Branigan Rittman Press Rittmap Lodt Preas

New Grading At Once Promises Desirable Allotment

Land near a new allotment offers about 200 highly desirable lots. Leadscaped by Wagner of Akron the area includes a park and trees. Lots range from 60 to 160 by 200 feet, with spacious gardens. Watch for forthcoming display advertisements in The Press.

Wagner Akron

Outing at C Beyner's Dinner and Dance at Home

A social outing and phonics dinner hosted by Beyner at a Sterling area home on August 16 brought many attendees. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Walhera, Mrs Vass, Mrs Florence Rester, and the Wald and Beyner families along with Mrs Henry Weigner and others. The afternoon featured racing and dancing with prizes for contest winners Victor Wald named largest man and Mrs Philip Wald smallest woman. all memories described as very enjoyable.

Beyner Hia Sterling Walhera Mra Vass Florence Rester Bridan von Metarrollin Sen Philip Wald Cleveland Victor Wald Charlie Beyner Henry Weigner Medina O Henry Creston Mia KO Webber Wadsworth

Apparent Appendicitis Sends Worker to Wooster Hospital

Louis Thorpe an employee of the ef % was taken Wednesday after examination found to suffer appendicitis. He was moved to Wooster hospital Thursday morning where he underwent an operation to remove his appendix.

Louis Thorpe Wooster Hospital

Shook Reunion Draws Large Crowd at Chippewa Lake

The annual Shook reunion gathered Saturday at Chippewa Lake with strong turnout. The Steel family, longtime residents of Rittman and surrounding area, shares extensive ties within the gathering.

Chippewa Lake Steel Family Rittman and Vicinity

Milton Township Schools Open September 8

Clerk C F Meyer announces Milton Township Schools will open Tuesday September 8 with Labor Day observed on September 7.

Milton Township F Meyer

Kurtz Family Reunion Held At Snyder Home

The Kurtz family reunion occurred Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Haymond Snyder's Fourth Street home with 21 attendees. Enjoyable diversions and ample ice cream and meals were served. attendees included Mr and Mrs Entoet Kurtz of New Castle Pennsylvania and Mr and Mrs Yoder among others.

Kurtz Haymond Snyder Entoet Kurtz New Castle Yoder

No Teachers Institute in Wayne County This Year

Wayne County Board of Education has decided there will be no teachers institute this year. The brief notice cites the county decision and provides no further details.

Wayne County County Board of Education Odk Wget

Rittman Markets Listing By Herahey and Rohrer

A corrected Thursday market listing from Rittman shows grain prices including Wheat and Corn with notes suggesting oats and miscellaneous grocery items. The text is fragmented and includes stray letters and placeholder terms.

Rittman Herahey & Rohrer

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