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Rittman lost to Chautauqua 7 to 2 with errors scoring two runs and a disputed umpire call. Hostetler and Sullivan pitched for Chautauqua. Owens and Moore for Rittman. A separate Akron Arrows game ended 19 to 2 with Car son and Puegner on Dull and Harpster. Monday schedule notes, prize games, and band concert planned at the park with 25 cent admission and grandstand fees.
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Rittman
Chautauqua
Owens
Fashbaugh
Moore
Sheller
Ralph Moore
Umps
Chautauqua Boys
Hostetler
Sullivan
Douglas-Taylor's
Akron
Doylestown
Sterlng
Ohio Education Law Targets Child Labor and School Attendance
The compulsory education amendment requires children eight to sixteen to attend school and mandates twenty eight weeks per term. It bars employment for under fifteen during school hours and sets age and schooling certificate rules for older children. It requires minors who quit work to return to school within two weeks unless they find new employment.
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Ohio
Suggestion Caucus Holds Nomination Meeting in Schorger Hall
An advertised non partisan meeting in Schorger's hall assembled Wednesday evening to discuss municipal ballot names. Officers chosen include President Prof. C. W. Clouse and Secretary Vance Hickin, with council and school board nominees named and petitions noted for additional candidates.
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Schorger's
Vance Hickin
C. W. Clouse
G-R. Huffman
I. C. Jump
Charles Shook
Chas. Deiter
Land Appraiser
W T. Hamlin
J. C. Landis
G H. Clippinger
Shook Reunion Marks Family Gathering in Seville Area
August 21 event at W R Shook's Industrial Street home drew 200 relatives from Akron Canton Shreve Medina and nearby towns. Officers elected Alfred Shook president and W R Shook vice president. treasury balanced at 16.80 with 10.35 from collections. Next reunion set for August 1914 at Milton Calhoun's home east of Seville with goal of 300 attendees.
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Shook
W R. Shook
Kansas
CC Church
HA. Acer
George Acer
E. Shook
Dallas Shook
H. J. Iférty
Charlton
Samuel Birkbeck
Wadsworth
G. N. Shook
John D. Dupener
Thurman Shook
Rose K. Cart
H. R Plough
Burbank
B. W. Swigert
Kenmore
S. D. Adams
Shreve
J. J. Adams
Sandusky
Alfred Musser
Sharon Center
C. D. Gift
Orrville
S. L. Snyder
Barberton
R. D. Shook
Alfred Shook
Applecreek
Wilson Steele
Arthur Steele
Creston
Wm. M. Shook
Clark Coolman
C C. Halliwell
W. H. Miller
G. E. Shook
J H. Nelligan
Martha Shook
Lucy Coolman
Seville
Sarah Kindig Steiner
Peter Petit
E. O. Hart
A. E. Plough
H. G. Mills
Loretta E. Johnson
Sterling
W. R. Shook
Fay Shook
Sec’y
Edith Coolman
Wm. A. Shook
Treasury
Milton Calhoun
New School Session Arranges Class Assignments
Read the new school law and schedule. School begins at 8:30 Monday for a one hour session at the main building to assign classes and designate books. Grades four and five will use the Realty block until a new building is erected.
Creston Band Concert Dates Shuffled with Guests
After several date changes the Creston band concert is set for a Saturday evening in August. The Creston band will be joined by Sterling and the Rittman ands for the performance.
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Creston
Ae Sterling
Rittman Ands
Amstutz Reunion At Lance Home August 1913
The 29th annual Amstutz family reunion gathered August 21 1913 at the home of Mr and Mrs E R Lance one mile south of Rittman. Attendees included J F Amstutz presiding Rev Wilson spoke prayers and old and young enjoyed music recitations and solos. Guests and notable attendees listed include Wesley Burkholder Twin Falls Idaho and Rev Ellen R King. Several relatives recuperating from recent illnesses or injuries were reported improving. The gathering closed with Blest Be the Tie that Binds and benediction by Rev Wilson. One Who Was There.
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Amstutz
E.R. Lance
Rittman
J. F. Amsttz
Wilson
J. B. Amstutz
Howard King
Ruth Amstutz
Bulah
Vida Amstutz
Myrtle
Lydia King
Paul Gillman
D.L. Glen
Lester King
Sees Glen
Cal
Jon Fisher
Aid —Fernabill
Hoover
Arline Sanders
Elizabeth McKee
Ellen R. King
Zurich
Switzerland
Ainstutz
J. F. Amstutz
John Bender
Jeanette Amstutz
Pacific Coast
Fannie Fredrick
C. D. McKee
Wesley Burkholder
Twin Falls
Idaho
Niles
Nagi
Fourth Annual Reunion of the Goodyear Family
Announcement lists the Goodyear family reunion at Jess Goodyear’s home 505 Prospect Ave Canton on Monday September 1 1913. Invitees urged to bring well filled baskets and not forget the chicken run.
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Goodyear
Jess Goodyear
Prospect
Ave
Canton’ C
Lance
Chippewa Lake
Dort
Resbie! Lindy
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