28 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
1
A garbled OCR style montage mentions McPherson and a map, jokes about fists and jawlines, and reflections on boxing. It references archeologists finding a 6000 year old dictionary, fashion notes on high waistlines, and a Swarthmore College professor teaching Indian education, with scattered phrases about beauty culture and coal.
Mr and Mrs Young traveled two months abroad in a Cunard liner from New York to Madeira Algiers and Naples Rome Paris and other European ports before returning home by auto arriving in Rittman last Monday night. The voyage included stops in Morocco and Algeria with many sights noted by Mr Young.
A September 1878 gathering at Rev. Mine’s home in Milton Station Ohio marked the start of Milton Presbyterian Church. Charter members included Mrs Barbara Elliott Mrs Mary Elliott Mr Charles Wickin Mrs Charles Hickin Mr Charles Murdock Miss Amanda Hummell now Mrs Immanuel Waggaman, the sole living member. An address by a founder’s son and remarks on early village days followed in the village now known as Rittman.
Disjointed report details a violent incident where fighters attempted to drown a rival. The fragmentary text mentions Burns, Suil, andoe and unclear actions, with references to attempted suppression of efforts and retaliation.
Fragmentary excerpt argues the universal right to labor and life as essential, equating human sustenance to bread and bone. It stresses labor as natural, indivisible, and protected from arbitrary destruction by laws or hell gates. The passage uses vivid metaphors of meat and marrow to emphasize basic needs.
Amandus Fulton, 74, of Rittman died Wednesday evening at home on Sterling Ave. Funeral services will be at 2:30 at the Lutheran church, with interment in Acme cemetery. Good and Bickster of Wadsworth led arrangements. Survivors include eight children: Verna Shelton of Mentor, Maude Hackathorn of Wadsworth, Offey Harvey of Arvada Colorado, George of Medina, Henry of Cleveland, Clint of Wadsworth, M. Bolixer of Bertrand Nebraska, Neil of Milwaukee. a brother Samuel E. of Sevilla and a sister Mrs Henry Ripley of Sevilla.
An informal kitchen shower was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Clement Kindig’s Barberton home in honor of sister Misa Teresa Pavile Rittman who will wed Maurice Landers Wooster Sept 6. Three bridge tables were set and Miss Pavile received gifts as anticipation of her upcoming marriage.
The text indicates delays and uncertainty about opening The Ideal Bowling Alleys located in the basement Carmichael area. Plans to decide soon have not been finalized and no opening date is given.
The fragment reads as a garbled note with unclear names and timing. No coherent events, places, or organizations are discernible to form a factual summary card.
From Rittman Ohio a man described as an itinerant worker from McComb was seen stealing a 1929 Chevrolet coupe. He fled to Mansfield where authorities pursued and recovered the stolen vehicle. The youth was bound over to Wooster Juvenile Court for review. The car was traced to Ohio Box Board Company employee Nida.
Holmes Construction Co plans to begin paying workers shortly as it prepares to pave the stretch on Route No 10 94 from the southern bridge to the Portage area. The project, confined to the road between the two extreme bridges, is being completed by the same concern while the remaining segment to the Portage is let to the Columbus Asphalt Co.
Fragmentary text mentions California and a San Fernando school. References to individuals like Mrs Louise Greeg and daughters Dolor Waldikie Tett appear garbled. No coherent event or details to summarize.
Supt. Garver announces a full opening schedule. Students and teachers return to the Ritman buildings after Labor Day with waxed floors, ready classrooms, and book sales in the high school. Kindergarten enrollment is expected to rise. choice between forenoon and afternoon sessions offered.
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