Data On Schools Given By Garver To Patrons Of Riuman Village
Garver informs patrons the Riuman Village School District opens the Tuesday after Labor Day with a teachers meeting and class work starting at one pm. The high school book room runs next week 8:30 to 11:34 am and 1:00 to 4:00 pm for book purchases, exchanges, and lists. Secondhand books are urged, with Haney issuing sale certificates and cash payments after opening. new books must be cash, and credit extensions require superintendent approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riuman Village
Ris
al Pach
Haney
Gale
Sienend J
Rittman Hairdressers Organize Under Code
Hairdressers in Rittman meet at Marilyn Beauty Shoppe to cooperate with the NRA and adopt a new work schedule. Mrs. Clara Houck Agnes Burkett and Mary Gibler will observe hours Monday Tuesday Saturday 8 am to 5 pm Wednesday 8 am to noon Thursday and Friday 8 am to 7 30 pm. Prices under the new code will be quoted in separate publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
nf_Rittman
Clara Houck
Agnes Burkett
Mary Gibler
Local Families Welcome Newborns Across Town
Franks report several births this week including John Fisher Jr in Cleveland and eight pound daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Kelley of Cresson. Other additions include a daughter for Clyde Thomas of Doylestown and a son for Jessie Wayne Houser on North State street. A girl was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Henry Weingheimer of Oylestown and a girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Cabbel on Front Street Tuesday evening. Ed Zimmerman welcomed a boy Monday morning and Mr and Mrs Gaylord of Jackson Jo Ave added a girl Sunday morning.
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John Fisher
Dorthea Coulter
Cression
Cleveland
John, Jr
Clyde Thomas
Doy Jestown
Albert Porr
Easton
Athy
Donald Kelley
Cresson
Henry Weingheimer
Oylestown
Joseph Cabbel
Front Street
Ed. . Zimmerman
Second Street
Gaylord
Jackson
Jo Ave
Jessie Wayne Houser
North State Street
Wenger Plans New Meat Market on Main Street Site
A.M Wenger, long time partner with his brother John in the Wenger Meat Market on Salt Street, intends to open a meat market in the Main Street building now occupied by the Poe restaurant as soon after September 1 as possible per a notice to the board company.
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A.M Wenger
John
Wenger Meat Marke
Salt Street
Foe
Wayne County Milk Producers Seek Standard Price
The Wayne County Milk Distrib utors and Producers association sets a fixed price of 1.86 plus adjustments per 100 pounds of 3h test milk and bars members from trading. A merger with Summit County producers formed a new corporation, with a price committee to present figures to the Ohio Milk commission in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit County
Wayne County Milk Distributors and Producers Association
Wayne Association
Wayne-Medina Milk
Perkins School
Akron
Commission
Columbus
M KR Beardy
Wayne Medina Ray'n
Ohio
Team of All Stars Named in 1933 Indoor season votes
Fans and players selected an All Star Indoor Team for Rittman 1933 with Johnny Yarman and Kunkler among top choices. Only 21 ballots led some to favor a manager chosen team after Labor Day events. several Snakes and Cigars players received multiple votes.
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Eleht United Cigar
Rittman
Johnny Yarman
Yarman
Kunkler
Hickin
The
Shakes
United Cigars
Athletic
Trouc
Wadsworth
Bell
Clears
Don Abrams
Snakes
Wadsworth Negroes
Boxboard
Bill Mills
Reunions Across Town This Week
Community notices list several reunions this week. Reuben Whensetter reunion at Ca naan Community House on Thursday August 24. Markley reunion at Rittman Central Park on Saturday August 26. Winter reunion at Darling Park in Wadsworth on Sunday August 27. Erzer reunion at Rittman Central Park on Sunday August 27. Blige Five and Rice Wise Boyer Moyer Zigler reunion set for Thursday August 31.
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Reuben Whensetter
Canaan
Markley
Rittman
Central Park
Confessions in Canton Arson Case Linked to Diece Fire
Four buildings burned in Canton Ohio last June causing extensive damage and injuries. A group including Lefty Eframedes John Cantos and Tomy Palumbo confessed to torching the blaze. they said George Maragas paid them $200 to commit arson, with the fire starting at a wholesale fruit business owned by Maragas. The loss to insurers runs around $20,000 and investigators recovered the confession this morning after Fire Marshal Welw questioned the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
George Maracas
Lefty Eframedes
John Cantos
Tomy Palumbo
George Maragas
de Ft
John Welw
School Boys See Big League Game Expediton To Cleveland
About 150 Riftman schoolboys won free tickets to a Cleveland Indians vs Yankees game. L A Hanes leads the expedition with 30 cars, Ed Mills assists as deputy sheriff, and a large Sterling schools group will join along with others from Wayne county schools.
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Riftman
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Cleveland Baseball Company
L. A. Hanes
Heh School
Ed Mills
Wayne County
Sterling Schools
Orrville
Ritman Line
Court Briefs Divorce Granted and Custody Assigned
Mrs Comr Nor Fittman was granted a divorce from 5S B Noa and awarded custody of a minor child on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comr Nor Fittman
Guardian sought for minor Gerald Eugene Misere Jr
M Misere of Orrville R D has filed an application inrohatre court to be appointed guardian of Gerald Eugene Misere Jr a minor. The examination date is set for August 26 at 10 a m.
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M Misere
Orrville
Rohatre
Geraid
Eugene Misere Jr
Stanley Miksell Creston Jailed for License Violation
Stanley Miksell Creston was jailed in default of payment of a $25 bond and costs in Justice John G. Van Nest's court on a charge of driving a motor vehicle without a license. The charge was filed by Deputy Ed Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Miksell Creston
Pyainin
John G. van Nest
Ed Mills
Rail worker Allen and Creston woman tied to Akron church official
Howard W. Allen of Burbank and Genevieve Rock of Creston are connected to Rev. Wagner Akron in a local matter involving railroad employment records and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Allen
Burbank
Railroad Employe
Genevieve Rock
Creston
Wagner
Akron
Property Transfers in Chippewa and Milton Townships
Wm. Martin and others transfer 3 acres in Chippewa Two to Hazel Cline. Fred Hollingsworth transfers to Joseph Mijecovic Ruyman Jet. Michael Ricgbard Sr transfers 47 acres in Milton Township to David Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Martin
Hazel Cline
Chippewa Two
Fred Hollingsworth
Joseph Mijecovic
Ruyman Jet
Michael Ricgbard, Sr
David Richard
Milton Township
First Fall Girl Scout Meeting Slated at Legion Hall
The notice invites new girls aged 10 to 17 to join the Girl Scouts. The first fall meeting is set for August 30 Wednesday evening at the Legion hall. Captains Esther B. Overholt and Elizabeth Shackleford and Lt Beatrice Shook urge unregistered scouts to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever
Legion Hall
Esther B. Overholt
Elizabeth Shackleford
S.t. Beatrice Shook
Operation Aaron Baughman at Wichita hospital
Aaron Baughman underwent an appendectomy at a Wichita hospital on Monday. His doctors report his condition as favorable and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Baughman
Wadsworth Hospital
Dispute Over Poor Relief Bills Splits Ohio Legislature
Representative ChiwhilHe Swah reports a divided Ohio Legislature on proposed poor relief tax bills. Tax proponents push higher levies while critics warn of burdens on average citizens across counties, highlighting uneven calculations and partisan disagreements at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayhe County
Ohio
Cuxahogy County
Wayne County
Reports Increase Of County Debts In Ohio
The Auditor of State reports Wayne county public indebtedness at 244270 at the start of the year with a gain of 529671 as counties statewide work to cut debts. Only six counties failed to reduce indebtedness and detail shows county, village, township and school obligations across Ohio. The annual Auditor's report, a nearly 500 page book, will detail financial transactions of the state and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Wayne County
Theyoch Aide Sose
Ohio
Tita County
Auditor of State
Miss Marie Davis Reveals Marriage in Covington Ceremony
Marie Davis of Wadsworth and Wiscon Leatherman of Wadsworth wed in Covington Kentucky on April 9 1932. offiating at the Episcopal church, with Davis daughter of Frank and Mrs Davis formerly of Rittman. She worked for the Ohio Match Company and Leatherman son of Mr and Mrs Jon Leatherman is employed at Citizens Bank. They reside at 118 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMiss
Ohio Match Company
Leatherman
Citizen's Bank
Jon Leatherman
Pine Street
I Dia
Ford sponsored fact finding contest grants $50 certificates
Winners were announced last week for a Ford Motor Company fact finding contest offering $50 certificates usable toward a new Fort Automobile. Recipients included E. Hendrck, Misa Burkett, Charles A Grant, Mrs Charles W Grant, Ralph Overholt, Mrs Tither Overholt of Tinian, and GW Haller of Doylestown. Headquarters were at the St. Frederick Ford garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
SseRey
Hendrckson
Misa Aenés Burkett
Charles A. Grant
Charles W Grant
Ralph Overholt
Mra
Tither B Overholt
Tinian
GW Haller
Doylestown
Ford Motor Company
St Vv Fredrick Ford Garage
Rittman Theatre Presents Diplomaniacs and King Kong Run
This week at the Pastine Theatre Friday and Saturday August 25 96 Diplomaniacs stars Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey from Rio Rita with a light comedy vibe. Bundhy and Monday feature the wild King Kong with Fay Wray and Bruce Cabot still drawing crowds. Also on the bill Unknown Valley a Buck Jones Western and Chapter 5 of Vanishing Legion. Admission five cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Comediariain
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Africa
Rio -Rita
Bundhy
Fay Why
Brite Cabdt
New York
fCrs
Wilson
Unknown Valley
Buck Jones
Alan
Nik
Card of Thanks and Injury Note
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers visits cards and letters while in Wadsworth hospital. Mrs Wm Burbage of Wadsworth sends thanks to old friends and neighbors. Frank broke the little finger on his left hand in a fall at his home in Hickin allotment on Tuesday.
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Wadsworth Hospital
Wm. Burbage
Wadsworth
Frank Fuckin
Hickin Allotment
Robbers Loot Pockets Attack on South Main Street
Deputy Marshal George Morganty reports two men attacked him Tuesday night near Shammel al Pix on South Main. The victim sustained head injuries from a thrown object and described the robbers as two men seen fleeing in darkness. A companion, Tansony, was later said to owe $42 in a separate incident on Route 6 south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morganty
Front Steel
Wfa
Shammel al
South Main
Titorton
Hunter
Butt Hunter
Ohio Boxboard Company
Orrville
Modern Woodmen Accept Members In Orrville Meeting
Modern Woodmen of America inducted eight new members in Orrville last night during a district meeting. More joiners expected at the Ritfinau session on September 20. Local workers unable to attend due to factory shifts hope to enroll in Wooster. State representative Osner Roherachemi, formerly of Tottman, now of New London, leads the campaign with Arthur Robert as district field rep. A Wooster camp drill team performed during the Orrville initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moder Woodmen of
America
Orrville
Ritfinau
Osenr Ro Herachemi
Woodmen Organization
Tottman
New London
Campa
Hideatkin Hook
Arthur Robert
Wooster
Modern Woodmen of America
Akron garage men fail to meet on radiator coatings
John Branigan and others from local firms attended a National Carbon company session at the Goernun American house on Abram Street Monday night. The gathering focused on automobile radiators coatings systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Branigan
Svrrett Winklur
Company
John Mixot
Thson Thybshon
Wirsley Hummel
Stayarts
Goernun American House
Abram
National Carbon Company
Progtone
Seasion
Lance Reunion Held In Rittman Central Park
The Lance reunion was held in Rittman Central Park on Saturday September 2 after 34 consecutive years at Chippewa. Reunion committees announced details for the event and dinner, with shelter provided in case of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Rittman Central Park
Chippea
Tonsillectomies Performed At Wadsworth Hospital
Two Rittman children had tonsils removed this week at Wadsworth hospital. On Monday morning Bill Breece son of Mr and Mrs Howard Breece underwent the operation. On Tuesday June Morgan also had his tonsils removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Fhott
Wadsworth Hospital
Bill Breece
Howard Brecer
Morgan
Benefit social and hospital updates from Wooster area
A benefit social with ice cream cake hot dogs and coffee is planned Saturday evening in connection with the band cert. Mrs Niles Sunday School class will host. Mrs Griver remains in Wooster City hospital at least two weeks after abdominal tumor removal with very favorable condition. Doris and Ruth Ferguson nieces of Mrs Garver from West Salem visited, then went to their home. Garver later hosted them at Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Niles
Wooster City Hospital
Doris
Ruth Ferguson
Ve A. Garver
West Salem
Mrs. Garver
Nova
Creston Aunt May Adoption Trial in Arkansas Case
Local notices report a petition regarding the adoption of Clyde-Colley by Mire Malwald from the Alvin Coley family. The proceeding involves the Arkansas health court, the state paying expenses, and the child to be placed under state oversight in Malvern with the final decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Coley
Arkassia
Mabern
Bnehu
Malvern
Arkynsus
Grass Fire Threatens Nearby Structures In Fisher Allotment
Firefighters responded to two blazes along Stags Road near Raffin after a campfire sparked a grass fire spreading toward a garage. A stone fireplace structure was built by Mic Hoyvs during a camping trip. Winds fanned the flames, prompting a swift but contained effort. Dry weather raises risk of further grass fires in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritiman
Michoyvs
Fisher
Juvenile FBI Program Meeting Promotes Reform
An upcoming juvenile program for the Rittman branch features a variety show including stunts, performers Mary Plath Doris Cunningham Ruth Kanen and Claire Bodager, with several acts and local students taking part in a community outreach event.
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Rittman Brange
F Day
Dorothy
Hetty Miller
Edy Fhith
Martelly
Slapaon
Mary Plath
Doris
Orpia Cunningham
Fluth Iaterday
Ruth Kanenfalwer
May
Adin Mae Wirdh
Clara Bodager
Noto
Franéch Simpson
Phincpolo
Marth Conrad
Mie
Wright Slatens
Playletmaiin Winks
Leverine Wilkon Dorbie Steele
Dorit Bayalnger
Compliance with Circular Urged for Public Works
William Stinchcomb, chairman of the State Advisory Committee on Public Works, urged compliance with a federal circular. He said the committee would recommend amendments to enable bond issuance for public works and accelerate review times from 7 to 40 days before elections. Springfield reports completion of a $906,600 sewage disposal project and a $1,245,000 water works plan pending Washington review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaim Stinchcombh
Cleveland
Stinchtomb
General Assembly
Stinshcomb
Springfield
Ags Koonay
Washington-Lockland,d
Mansfield
Ohio State Fair to feature highway construction show
The Highway Department showcases new road construction machinery and materials at the Ohio State Fair from Aug 30 to Sep 2. County commissioners municipal officers and others in road construction are urged to attend. O W Merrell notes the program benefits both state and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Merrell
Mayors consider half council resignation at electric plant meeting
The article reports on a Friday meeting with Dean Weimer and others about the Portville power plant dispute. Three council members named Harder, Woelin, and Harter face possible removal due to other positions and potential resignations to allow the Went company to be divested. A hearing for the Heli con ULy versus Rittnati case is noted with possible cancellation if absences occur. The councilmen’s absence could trigger funds and salary concerns and the monthly fund balance is cited at $577.87 with $60 in fees collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritemen
Dean Weimer
Etty
Heabers
Counvfpo
Barbus
Teneree Power and Light Company
Atvala Andon Hepo Te
Ratna
Teenunett
Cr. Wolin
Jair Wein
Tin
Realgn
Bon Stratn
Woosters
Mumal
Ta: Au
Twi Cduyellmien
Johny Weln
Pronk Harter
Phey-aleo
Merchants Plan To Give Prizes For Labor Day Picnic
Merchants plan to award prizes at a community Labor Day picnic and festival. Businesses across town contribute free samples and contests with prizes including lemonade, coffee, and fruit. A seven game softball tourney with $2? prizes and various entertainments run from morning to afternoon while crowds of hundreds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thang guoHaing
Morthapta
Hiecak Iit
Thorder
Itiman
Road of Trad
Seen Industries
Ryan Nacelperty
Wwittman Cotinell
Stomlad
Rittman
Frea Temonada
Macywhers
Hitman
Potash and Perlmutter Pay Dispute Letter to NRA Chief
A damaged text fragment shows Potash and Perlmutter negotiating with Fishbein and Blintz over payment for goods. The note, dated to correspondence with General Hugh S. Johnson of the NRA, questions trade practices and asks to cancel a second order due to payment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potash
Perlmutta@r
Montague Glass
Famins Cloak and ‘Salt
Wjé
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Weilmutter
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Aveppeatees A
Garye
Br& W. Oil CO
United Cigar
Marshal Wein
Real Estatez
Girl Scout
Miss Marie Davis
Rittman Theatre News
Hunter Shys Ho
Woodmen
FBI
Weimer
Fishbein &_Blintz
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