Congress adjourns amid stalled bills and new party plans
Washington reports few administrations matched the current Congress in failed bills as adjournment nears. Bills on commerce, child labor, farm legislation, reorganization, and tax data access linger while Roosevelt vetoes memorial funding for Will Rogers. The New York Socialist coalition pushes a Farmer Labor party to shake party machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comerce Commission
Ageny Ann Lasneg
New York City
Democraticats
John L. Lewis
New York State
Uty
Farmer Labor Party
House
Senate
Employment registrations fall 27 percent from last year
Wastington lists 5 year end figures showing 1b persons registered as seeking work with the State Employment Service, a 27 percent drop from last year. Registrations have declined for ten consecutive months as employers absorbed workers more than in July.
Fire alarm stirs mascot after coma near New Jersey parade
Dalmatian mascot Spoil at a local fire department stirred from a weeklong coma following being run over by a careless driver. A veterinarian says recovery is likely after the near tragedy during the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Bootblack Rewarded in Will After 60 Years of Service
In Philadelphia, the will of a germane gentleman left $5,000 to a bootblack who had shined the man’s shoes daily for six decades. Joseph Gonnelli tended the shoes and a clerk opened the will revealing the bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bootblack
Philadelphia
Ederick
Cowen
eCimb
Joseph Gonnelli
Pootblack
Ghost Story Accounts From Old House Haunting
A fragment recounts a ghostly sighting at a run down house near town. Three men hear nightly light, encounter a spectral figure in white with bloodstained garments, and are guided by the ghost to a daughter where they pay money and the haunting ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresed
Sud Coly
JW Oa Rittman
Eca red to Death Ghost Tale From Rin Nan
A 16 year old boy shares a local ghost story from Rin Nan about a belting that led to a keg of beer and a crossing to an old barn. Two boys ride to Creston for beer while others prepare the site. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinnan
Wreneas
Biee
Creston
Isoweth
Marshallville School Term Appoints New Teachers Amid Rehirings
The Marshallville and Baughman Township boards announce Moss Elizabeth Royer will teach first and second grades at Marcigetville for the coming term. Royer, daughter of Rev W Royer of Orrville, is a Goshen College and Orrville High School alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iie
Paughman Township
Moss
Elizabeth Royer
Marcigetville
I W. Royer
West Market St Orrville
Baughman
Katherne Royer
No 7
Orry Ne
Goshen College
Indiana
W Royer
Orrville
Board of Education
Sugar Creek Township
Labor Day Softball Tournament Returns to Rittman
Rittman will host its second annual Labor Day softball tournament on Monday September. The event is organized by The Hittman Softball Association with Roy Marshall as president and Ros Baker as secretary. Finals start around 9 PM with top players from the area expected to compete. The association offers 79 in prizes, 200 entry fee per team, and entries due with officials, details in next week’s Rittman Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman i
Hittman Softball Association
Roy Marshall
Ros Baker
Crewdourer Tits Orgatmizaton
Assnation
Escovitz Opens Wooster Shoe Store
Wooster adds a new shoe shop named Pond Slits run by Bernard Bovos, located in the county seat area. The space undergoes redecorating with new flooring and display fixtures as the prior tenant Teaves de latwe oom completes improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Will Thamelie
Bernard Bovos
Woot
Foeedatte
Teaves de Latwe
van Wooster
Mr Bacoy
Sowell
Confession of Two Boys Clears Up Many Thefts
Ralph Hosenbaum and Clifford Thorne Yorke, minors, confessed to a series of thefts in Rittman, leading to the recovery of stolen items. Witness Maarsdrad Gerae Morgan found the items. Wooster Abour and Sheriff Malls investigated. The case implicates others and the court handling is noted with charge details, including a youth’s driving suspension later withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Waanesbavy
Ralph Hosenbaum
Clffort
Yorke
Maarsdrad Gerae Morgan
van Tey
New City Dump Ready For Public Use
Residents near the new City dump on the east side hear the site is marked for public access. A commemorative marking signals the dump’s location south of the river and east of the railroad, with posted signs guiding rubbish disposal until the official opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Ted Fred
Otaban
Therry Water
Do& O
Othe Gromteds
Vrinpolaisy
Owe Ratan
Mrs. Millie Mertz Dies In Creston Wednesday
Mrs. Millie Mertz of Creston dies Wednesday at Creston Cemetery. Funeral arrangements list her survivors as Mra Matz and Mes W Merkes and two brothers Alvin Plater and Monroe Flater, both of Creston, with services likely in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Mertz
Creston
Mertz
Buck
Ste
Mra Matz
Mes
W Merkes
Alvin Plater
Monroe Flater
Fine Suspended in Second Sales Tax Case Here
In Rittman Ohio on Wednesday morning Judge William Shackleout suspended a 25 fine for Liesd Lance, a bartender at the Rittman House, after an agreement with the state’s attorney and sales tax examiners AP Hunter and WC Leonard. The case centered on merchants absorbing sales tax to avoid price increases and unfair competition. Attorney Rhonemus represented Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raitt Nia
Juste Wilam
Lance
Hhe
P Hunter
W C Leonard
Ohio
Rittman House
Rhonemus
Noah Amstutz Upholds Fine Woodcarving Art
In Milton Township Noah Amstutz near Sterling, a spry septuagenarian, has built a notable woodcraft collection over five years. He crafts intricate pieces from red cedar and exotic layered woods, including a windmill with opposing propellers, earning admiration from hundreds of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Amstutz
State Highway West Up To Commissioners
Medina County commissioners discussed routing a state highway from the hotel area to Seville via Wo Olina with proposed gravel improvements. They reviewed two cost estimates and planned to consult a state engineer before deciding on purchase of right of way to connect to the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
Rittman
Seville
Fom
Dar
Medina
Ritlinag Rotary Club
Muota Kiwants Club
Wayne
Medina County
Woostate
Eharbeery
Chureh
Sam Wwacovstz
EO Bk. MceCon Helt
T OG Schaffte
Wayne County Commtasion Vis Lo A Ruble
Arthur Mong
Ros
Pet tom cat reported lost at Rexall store
Rexall clerk Lee DeVore reports a maroon cat with green eyes missing. No reward is offered and DeVore warns tabby owners to keep pets off streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee DeVore
Rexall
Adv
DeVore
Half Crop Report from Miltoh Township on Wheat and Oats
Owen Leach of Sterling reports yields about 2 bushels per acre for wheat and 35 for oats. He notes 40 per cent wheat and 70 per cent oats as bumper levels in Miltoh township, with prices around 1.08 dollars per bushel for threshers and farmers selling near Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Leach
Steriing, Constable and Thresher
Miltoh
Sterfing
Barz
Lesch
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the
NEW Labor Party
Rogers Memorial
Walington
Roosevelt
Claremore Okla
Will Rogers
Rogers
Chhidren
New York
The
Merchants Association
San Francisco
Cal
China
Chiang Kaishek
Nanking
Hts
Palestine
Jerusalem
Felix M Warburg
Fiood Press Office
Holy
Marshallville
Roy Baker
Roy Laker
Jeo
Cripeling
Phos
Neat
Rittman Press
Escovitz
Bernard J
Bond
Vemday Mae
Caitomebil
Se Pftoa
McGorry
Cher Age Ust
John Metary
Oof Ritman
Court Honge Records
Salt
Columisztiener
Communisioner Kart2
Midoet
Miost
Sidney P Stewart
New Milton
Noah Amsatutz
Sterling
Amstutz
Directory
Tony Satg
Poe
Kip van Winkle
Tony Sarg
Richard Tay
Marionette Theatre
Tom's
Notre Dame
Able
N. Second St
M. A
Rittmer
Voa Garver
Ute
Tara Cate Association
Alph Overholt
Asavauton Trade Committee
Ray Moilaker
G Ptranigan
He Omayat
Harry tHiets
Ohio Hoxboard
Ohio Salt
W. Onlue
Sterling Road
BG & O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!