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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the pharyngeal tube and promises a cure with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case and states consultations are free. The claim is attributed to J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Mrs Alvin Blatti and Mrs G A Glessner were at Akron Tuesday. S A Slemmons made a business trip to Cleveland Thursday. Mrs Sylvia Mellinger and Mrs C L Castor were at Akron Wednesday. Mrs B A Gilletty was at Akron Wednesday. Mr and Mrs S A Slemmons were at Wooster Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Knox visited trends in Akron Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Peter Krabul and daughter Mabel were at Wooster Tuesday. Mrs John Rich entertained at dinner last Thursday. Mr and Mrs F Davidson, Rev Kendall and Mrs Emma Good C D Glessner and John Weaver were at Cleveland last Friday. Mrs D J Johnson was at Akron Monday. Mrs L L Toland of Rittman spent Monday afternoon with her sister Mrs Sylvia Mellinger. Mr Eddie Amstutz of Dayton was a caller in town last week. Mrs John Rich and Mrs Ed Krabill were at Rittman Monday. Old Standard Prepared House Paint 18 absolutely pure, 4.00 per gallon. Wadsworth Paint Factory.
Doylestown residents hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Joseph Steiner of Canton and Mrs Albert Rech. Visits continued with Miss Lola Becker in Akron and Miss Mary Garman from Warwick staying with Mrs C B Barth. Frank Maine funeral held at St Peter and Paul church after a bazaar by the same congregation. Arnold Hammer of Akron visited family here. Paint priced at four dollars per gallon.
Miss Kate Lautzenhiser and Mrs. O A Walles are listed as sick. Thanksgiving gatherings include Ed Dutt family Herman Fiath at Leachman home Stoney Ridge and Golden Thor family with relatives in Cleveland. The Vance reunion of about 40 people was at the Dick home on Thanksgiving Day. Stuart Spicer was very ill last week. Helen McDermott left the O A Wailes store to care for her sister in Akron.
L K Franks transfers land in Chippewa Township to Frank Gruver for 1050 dollars. John Wein sells a lot in Rittman to Benj Hershey for 1 dollar. Nancie E Miller transfers a Rittman lot to Howard Fraze for 1 dollar. Ohio Salt Co transfers land in Milton Township to John W Derthick for 10 dollars.
In a fatherly tale a boy nicknamed Worthy plans and saves to buy his sister Minnie a bicycle for Christmas. He does chores, gardens, and errands to earn the money, hoping to surprise her while learning responsibility and kindness.
The Nineth Brusade of THE TRAIL OF THE OCTOPUS is noted for its Tuesday December 1 and 16 dates and ongoing sequence.
A coupon system offers exchanges at the window wall where a Tia coupon and 24 cents can be traded for four coupon tukers designated for children under 14 years.
A notice states new delivery hours in the afternoon after 8:30 and that deliveries occur on weekdays. Saturday delivery remains 12 to 4.
The Dreadful Twine will be performed at Chippewa School No 7 on December 13 Saturday evening. The program begins at 8 o clock with admission 25 cents. Minnie Wyubacher, teacher, invites all to attend.
The Youth's Companion advocates united families through shared reading and activities. It highlights 250 stories across 62 sites and promotes 1920 subscriptions including The Youth's Companion, The Companion Home Calendar, and McCall's Magazine with bundled pricing. The notice provides subscription details and office address in Boston.
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