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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
8
Dalton had something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving. The newly repaired Alain Street was opened to traffic. The traveling public are thankful, as this stretch of road on the Lincoln highway had been the worst spot in the area.
Mrs. Lydia Warner of Rittman sues Emory Warner for divorce citing gross neglect and cruelty. She states she is now living in Akron. The couple married in Mid deport, Ohio, on July 19, 1902.
Robert Ewing aged 72 died Thursday at his Creston home after an illness of some time. He is survived by a son William and an aged sister Mrs J G Buttinger. Funeral services were held Saturday morning conducted by Rev Sears of the Creston Presbyterian church. Burial was in Jackson cemetery.
A 1925 message dated November 30 1925 informs a superintendent of a one day Teachers Institute to be held on December 12 and outlines its purpose and arrangements.
Wayne County teachers gather in Wooster High Auditorium on Saturday December 12 for a teachers institute. The program includes sneakers with a message and music from county high schools. Public welcome. morning session starts at 9 30. A. Gibbens County Superintendent signs the notice.
Christmas seal sale opens Tuesday with goals to raise 300000 for tuberculosis work. Rittman supports the movement as usual. Born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Smith State street, November 30, a daughter.
Last Friday at the monthly market cows sold above 93 cents a pound with average prices near 99 cents per head. The report notes strong demand for cattle and mentions miscellaneous farm goods and poultry sales alongside livestock.
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