Wayne County Fair to Offer Cars and Big Premiums
The 86th Wayne County fair in Wooster runs Sept 24 to 27 with three automobiles awarded daily as top entertainment. Premiums total 7700 dollars in categories including horses 850 cattle 750 sheep 250 hogs 350 poultry 250 agriculture 750 home economics 250 junior fair 1250 schools 600 and speed 490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. McConnell
Milton Township
Wayne County
Wooster
Walter J. Buss
Annotreinge
Rittman
Fair Board
Mweets
WTAM
Raum
Mece- Connell
Walter S Keeney Wooster
M C Blosser
Dalton
J Bo Fuckinear
Frank Heek
Man
Shreve
C G Case
P F. Swigehart
Chester
David Glastow
U B and Presbys Clash in Deciding Softball Game
In a three game series at the Primary School diamond United Brethren and Milton Presbyterian meet for a deciding contest after United Brethren won 7-2 in the opener and Presbyterians took a 10-7 win. Simanton starred for U B with a two run fifth inning, while Presbyterians rallied to pull ahead late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Milton Presbyterian
Simonton
Temieits
Fragmented clipping hints at personal philosophy discussion
A fragment from a Chippewa scene references belief, a picnic moment, and remarks about a Jimmy Baldwin figure. The text is garbled but suggests a quoted discussion on philosophy attributed to a father figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Jimmy
Baldwin
Chippewa
Light Bulbs On Square Advertising Outing
A strong Thursday afternoon wind caused two high power bulbs on banners at the intersection of Ohio Ave and Main St to loosen from their sockets. The bulbs fell to the street, exploding with a cannonlike sound, drawing crowds as electricians were called by Marshal George Morgan to repair the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman and Ohio
Pirnie
Ohio Ave
Mainst
George Morgan
New Term Opens With Local Schools Hiring Staff
Creston and Doylestown schools begin Tuesday with three new teachers joining Creston High for science and agriculture plus athletics coaching. Sterling and Chippewa also list principals and a full teaching roster across grades while noting classes start at 9 am and football is not en tered in county play.
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Creston
Stering
Doylestown
Clinton Gattshall
Wooster Colleges
Harris Taylor
LaVonne Zahner
Creston High School
G Wdeandrevin
Doylestown Hitch School
Princpal Lawrence Mann
Wayne County
Sterling J. C. Glover
Tite
Roy E.sinclair
Fannie M Davidson
Robert Morton
Doria Steele
Dorthea Lehman
Beulah- King
M. Scott
Milton
Township
HC. Jones
Martha Rohrer
Martha Imhoff
Mary Zook
Hazel Harvey
Lawrence Mann
Bernice Althaus
D. K. Hathaway
Martha Mahaffey
Cella Evang
E. Whitmer
M. Evelyn’ Mulhélian
Edna Horn
Ababa
Lavinia
Musaw
Dorothy
Doris I. McIlvaine
Mabel
Bryan
Jang
Andrey McCoy
Clinton—Gattshall
Ethel ‘Irvin
Harris, Taylor
FOP LEFT Ohio Salt Co. softball team tops tournament
The FOP LEFT Ohio Salt Co. softball team won the tournament. Standing players include Jake Yoder Henry Penrad Frank Yoder Thomas Lao John Veney Clyde Stutzman and others. Front row features Clarence Kindig manager Bud Blough and several others with A E Twinem present. A general morning view shows the event setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fop
Ohio Salt Co
Jake Yoder
Henry Penrad
Frank Yoder
Thomas Laoby
John Veney
Clyde Stutzman
Clarence Kindig
Bud Blough
Foraker
Rittman Hosts Largest Picnic Crowd at Chippewa Lake Park
A huge crowd attended a full day at Chippewa Lake Park for the Rittman community picnic. The event featured prize contests for all ages, organized by H. Hefelman, with hundreds arriving by car and three buses transporting attendees to the grounds. Winners were named in morning contests including dashes, ball throwing, and races, with volunteers and local business sponsors aiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Chippewa Lake Park
Amsement Center
Peel Sean
Eacey Heffelman
Billy McAnnalan
Charles Runo
Gene Grant
Myrtle Trent
John Veney
Joe Angelo
Bob Reynolds
H. Kelly
Wallace’ Heffélman
Junior Halliwell
Farman
Yace
John. Conrad
H. Smith
Roy ‘Trent
Clair
Berger
Doyle
Stringfellow
Charles Sigler
Merle Gatehouse
Charles, Trent
Oxboard -Co
Aigonteat
Clive
Kurtz
Russell
Walon
Dohney
Picnic Big Success at Town Team Softball Tourney
The Town Team defeated Boxboard in round one and held Salt team to a late innings finish. Prizes included a $10 box of cigars, a Pontiac car prize, a $15 innerspring mattress, and a $10 Congoleum rug, with $200 food basket awarded to the Yoho family of Marshallville. The event drew crowds from Willard and Cleveland firms, plus an evening dance prize of theater tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkhorne
Pickups
Ohio Salt Teapsz
George Yoho
Marshallville
Vernon
Ethel June Martha
Holmer
Albert
George Esther
Carl
Boston
Yoho
Ohio Harboard Co
Jaif
Creston
WiMardgrove
Rittman
Vaal Cshagsta
White City
Rites Theater
Jo Kineh
Misa Mabel Gordon
Irmdependent Rubber Co
Willard
Winton Engine Co
Clevland
Sherrill Survey Endorses Ohio School Bill and Savings
Ohio Government Survey endorses Foundation School bill HB 446 to consolidate 1600 one room rural schools and 150 small high schools, eliminate rural district boards, and create a state wide rational program. Estimated four year savings include 2.295 million from consolidation, 750 thousand from high school consolidation, 675 thousand from board salary elimination, and 460 thousand from revised bus routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Ohio
Department. of Education
Dublié
New B and O Diesel Engine Delights Sterling Volunteers
Residents of Sterling cheer a new electric diesel engine shown by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A fired siren scared locals as the machine rumbled past, but applause followed the novelty of the rolling stock and the crowd dispersed with smiles.
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Tugaday
Baltimora
Ohio
Galehouse Plans Move of Business and Apartments
J B Galehouse to relocate operations and remodel an apartment house near S Main overlooking the Main street area. The owner expects to abandon the current home to take a new three room unit as space previously used for living quarters will undergo extensive changes before the move.
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Galehouse
Hla Howe
Rittman bonds approved for $12000 printing buy
The council approved printing a $12,000 bond for a new water softener plant and awarded the bid to Prosa Pubs Nehing Co. Work at the plant is delayed due to mechanical and electrical issues. A pool referendum may be requested, and a traffic light project at Olivale and Main Street was authorized with a $552.80 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosa
Nehing Co O of
Ritman
Board of Public Affairs
Rittman Savings Bank
Cornel
Wadsworth Man Fined for Traffic Offense
Ray Price of Wadsworth was fined ten dollars and costs in the mayor court for driving without regard for pedestrians and other drivers. Marshal George Morgan arrested Price after his car crashed into a parked vehicle on E Ohio Avenue near the square. Price reportedly stopped for a light but brakes failed and the car rolled downhill in reverse causing damage to both autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Price
Wadsworth
Chas. Snyder
George Morgan
Price
Carr
E. Oh Le-Ave
Neiso
Jury Lists Drawn for Petit and Grand Jury Duty
Jury commissioners Grant Care and Paul J. Mattagon announced the names of citizens drawn for Petit Jury and Grand Jury duty. The Grand Jury will convene in September with members including William Brenneman, Rittman A. Dictis, Willard Snyder, D. H. Hart, and others from Creston and Sterling. Petit Jurors include D. W. Hart of Sterling H C Foraker of Doylestown and Mrs. Adam Farnwalt of Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Care
Paul J
Mattagon
Petit Jury
Grand Jury
William
Brenneman
Rittman
le “Dictis
Willard -Snyderé
Creston
D. H
Hart
Sterling
Doylestown
Ad‘am Farnwalt
Vacation notes from Morgan and Arnet visit
Fragmentary OCR mentions Morgan and Mrs Arnet visiting, with stray phrases about Gallery or person names. No clear event, date, or location. Summary focuses on the scattered references to individuals connected to a travel or visit context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Eos
Marahil
Mra
Vgsorga
Sessions Start Tuesday In All Nearby Districts
Schools in Rittman Croston Daviestown Sterling and surrounding townships begin the new session Tuesday at 1:30 pm with about 70 to 80 students expected to enroll for first grade. Several faculty arrive to begin duties as Teacher Tib Young prepares to call out football candidates early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinet Loos
tFein
Tib Young
Bronday
Warren Rudd Buried Wednesday in Barberton
Warren Rudd aged about 63 died after a brief illness and was buried Wednesday at Lakewood Cemetery Barberton. He formerly worked at the Ohio Boxboard Co and lived in Ritiman for 15 years. Survivors include brother George of Ritman and three sisters Jean Yan, Loy Massillon, and others. Two brothers predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rudd
Tha’ A. L. Ebert
Lakewood Cemetery
Barberton
Rudd
Ness
Wayne’ County
Ohio Boxbouard
Ritiman
George
Rittman
Elsterg Jean
Pen‘ “Yan
New
York
Loy
Massillon
Alfred
Clarence
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Buss
U. B
Presbys
He “Presbyterian
Gottshall Creston
Sand
Batu Rday
Claire Burger
Mervin Broddeck
S McHenry
Foster Baker
John Yarman
A. E
Twinem
Pirrara
Ray Harteler
Mira
Chippew
Weatherman
Salt
Creston Womarr
Sherrill Survey
J. B. Galehouse
Shirley Ann Sqrickland
Ighard Grant
Billy Hendrickson
Dale
Thaninel
Meholas
G Btromick
Mary Catherina Melfillan
Junior Swesney
Ruth Fruny
Ralph Craix
Jacquelyn Franks
Raymond Long
Richard McNoiil
Perry Frederick Rogan
Walter Siders
Dorothy Wertz
Lorraine Raffman
Erls Ganmell
Robert Rosenberg
Joseph Stefansen
Joe Cardacc
Delmar Lambert
Clara Sorjack
Peggy Ann Keating
William Ruteter
Dale Webner
Eugene Falma
Gerald Shand
Corring Kaufman
Lawrence Snider
William Loray Campbell
Ralph Strickler
Lilian Roxas
James Stutzman
Molha Ott
Faye Schorle
Marvin Gorser
Maxine Ramater
Roy Ferguson
Kenneth Dale Warger
Green Boy-Oxens
Grace FC Walter
Maxine Etraub
Joseph Wallace
Steve Volokh
Harry O
Jonior Votan Joseph Jr Goborsky
Chris the Grahant
Luvura Harman
Consalt Bonehkoff
Walter Wilson
John Adama
Varon Crows, Jr
Bert Harrison
W OH Smith
Bristol
Shooster
Alfred ‘ “Blane
Ca Tru
Stella
Kalkas
M Ditt
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