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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
3
Governor Davey urges all Ohio residents to attend the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 2 to 31. He describes the fair as a symbol of past and present progress in agriculture industry commerce education and art and invites support and participation to honor Ohio’s development.
Chapter two of the Press serialization for the film China Seas will appear in the next issue, continuing the movie’s coverage and details.
Creston notes Mrs Julia Oxenrider attended a family gathering at the Tams of Arts. Cary trinkerheft. Massillon visit noted. Mrs Ith Becks and daughter Betty Strong plan to travel Thursday to Chicago to visit Mr and Mrs Lived Ametute.
Editors of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District push for a $13,012,000 federal grant to restore the project to its original scope. Editorials from multiple papers urge Washington to approve the aid, arguing flood losses and soil fertility depend on completing the protective system.
Rev NS Carmony announces the naming of Sunday school officers for the United Brethren Church with services planned Sunday morning. A choir practice and singer led by Peter’s party is scheduled for Monday evening after a church board meeting to elect officers. Members from Melon Town and Orrville attend the flower show at Orr Park with plans for a church gathering.
Union Pacific proposes progressive labor policies and an Omaha relocation plan to cut operating costs. The move covers no layoffs for at least a year, full year’s pay for voluntary departures, home purchase protections, and moving expenses for workers and families. The agreement aims to minimize adverse effects on employees during the merger and safeguard housing losses.
Scout troop 407 sponsors an ice cream festival on Wednesday evening August 28 to raise funds for new uniforms. Profits support the uniform fund. Entertainment will be provided by the village cro ss net club planning a tournament.
The Sterling Brotherhood held a regular meeting Monday evening and elected officers. EF O Maurer of Akron was guest speaker delivering an engaging lecture. Elected: President Clifford Valentine, Vice President Charles Beyner, Secretary Perry Adams, Treasurer Henry Wirth, Chorister DB Johnson, Assistant Chorister B O Hart. Refreshments followed prepared by listed members.
George Burns and Gracie Allen, famed film and radio comedians, reportedly adopted a child in Evanston Illinois as a birthday present for their daughter Sandra Jgan. The event highlights their family life amid public interest.
Disjointed 1920s style note reports restored payments to King George IIIs household after a prior cut. The fragment mentions a large sum and royal allowances, with unclear figures but indicates financial restoration and grant context to royal finances.
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