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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

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Sterling Youth Killed by Auto in Sterling Ohio

Junior Edwin Blatti six died after being struck by an Oldsmobile driven by John Ruffener of Smithville. The collision dragged him over 100 feet in front of Glessner's restaurant. He survived by parents Alvin and Mary, one sister and three brothers. Funeral at U S Church of Sterling.

Sterling Junior Blatti A. A. Blatti Wooster Junior Glessner John Ruffener Smithville U. S. Church of Sterling Edwin Alvin Mary Blatts Ohio Thom

Bake Sale by St Ann's Indies at Opera House

The Indies of the Altar Society at St Ann's Church will hold a bake sale in the Opera House lobby on Saturday, December 17. Proceeds support church activities. Community members urged to donate baked goods and attend.

Indies of the Altar Society St.Ann’s Church Opera House

Rittman Auto Club Plans Christmas Trip and Elections

The Rittman Auto Club outlines a community Christmas trip sponsored with local groups. Plans include a tree at the Saquare, a short program, distribution of toys and gifts, and aid for those in need. An out of town speaker will help revitalize interest. A new board election plan will limit ballots to the 24 top vote getters, with 15 directors chosen at the annual meeting.

Rittman Automobile Club Auto Club Rittman Saving Bank Secre Rver Aoeat

Rittman Wins Pool Tilt By 0 Points

Rittman defeated Wooster’s champion Denver Mann 109 to 69 in a pool tilt at the genuine cast room on Wednesday night. Walter Hile topped Rod Runkle 100 to 48 while Charles Wald beat Zimmerman 100 to 76. Britton fell to Kiester 82 to 100, and Mountain Tar lingo beat Zimmerman by 24.

Rittman Bacon Walter Hile Wooster Denver Mann Charles Wald Rod Runkle Zimmerman Mountain Tarlingo Britton Kiester

Wirhe Village Council Faces Post Election Slump

Wirhe village council stalls after a weak post election period with regular semi monthly business. Council rejects Councilman Brown’s bid for lower electric rates while bills totaling 1572.06 including 329.00 for electric service are approved and an order is issued to buy property for a pumping station in the Grand View allotment extension.

Wirhe Rou Brown Grand View Allotment

Village approves street improvement consent process

The routine approval to give the consent of the village to the improvement of East Ohio Ave and South Main St was passed under the supervision of the director of highways and public works. The measure is described as formal, arising from prior action on the project.

East Ohio Ave South Main St

Christmas Edition Notice for Office Deadline

Fragmentary notice requests copy for a Christmas edition. It states the copy should reach the office by Monday and no later than Tuesday of next week. The text is garbled but conveys submission deadlines for the edition.

Ips Presa Contemplatos Bri Eesti

Predmore Henry Case to Go to Higher Court

Attorneys Weygandt and Rosas announce that the Wayne County National Bank suit against The Predmore Henry Motor Company of Akron will be carried to the court of appeals. In common pleas court Fire Star paveatoolsion favored the Akron company for 8002 dollars with Junge Critchfield and Weygandt and Ross representing the bank.

Weygandt & Rosas Wayne County National Bank Predmore Henry Motor Company Akron Court of Appeals Common Pleas Fire Star Paveatoolsion Akron Company DY Junge Critchfield Bank Weygantit & Ross

Notice to Pocket Directory Advertisers

Several months ago a gentleman from out of town obtained the names of Rittman businessmen for a pocket directory printed at The Press office. We completed printing our contracted portion and the advertisers were to pay. These copies are circulating and the office requests interested parties to call for them.

Rittman

State Road 94 Opens Through Rittman Amid Route Improvements

State Route 94 is now in use with resurfaced pavement and a 30 foot width, extending toward Wadsworth. Ordinances authorizing Route 94 improvements through Rittman were filed with county trustees and sent to the state highway department. Local promoters anticipate a favorable report soon. Mrs. W Haskins, known as Rhea Shafer, welcomes Patricia Janot born November 27.

Wnayne-Molina Riong S. ‘Crosig Toro Herat Ha Bexthon ES Tollows Ee Wadsworth Rittman State Highway Department W. Haskins Cleveland Rhea Shafer Patricia Jqnot

Noble Long dies after four weeks of suffering

Noble Long born October 18, 1908 son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long died December 1, 1987 at the family home after four weeks of illness. Funeral at United Brethren Church conducted by Rev Roy Clayton Starn with a quartet performance. Survived by parents two brothers two sisters and grandmother Mrs Catherine Long. Interment at Knupp Cemetery. Noble served in the US postal service and attended Rittman schools. Death came unexpectedly after his mother left his bedside.

Gt Ae Noble Long Henry Long Orn Tarary Home United Brethren Church Roy Clayton Starn Progrésaive Brethren Church Emmet Gringr Kime Ororaian Noble Catherine Long Basil Hard Grove Walter Keating Albert Schaad Harry Hammond Elinor Frank Roy Baker Knupp Uf. S. Poatat Rittman Oreath

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors

The notice expresses deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for their kindness. It conveys thanks in a modest, heartfelt tone and serves as a community acknowledgment from those offering gratitude.

Rittman Orchards stockholders meet under shock lumber office

Enthusiasm showed at the annual stockholders meeting with 18 present. Directors elected for the year and reports received from various sources. Manager Shock reported the orchard in nourishing condition and valued at about 80 000 to 100 000. Directors met afterward for further business.

Rittman Orchards Re- Shock Lumber Co

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Albert T. Reid DINKY Sterling Youth Auto Bake Sale Rittman Auto Club Henry Ford Predmore Henry Case Pocket Directory Sauer Arai Hymans Cee Kath Mestinige Geliskneeee Ee eChristidias
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