Local Address Fragments from Cin Cin City Area
Fragmentary OCR lists a Cin cinnatii Ohio address at 201 Greendale Avenue and a second line referencing Doxe y 135 Bummit Street. Details are unreadable and may be street name typos.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists a Cin cinnatii Ohio address at 201 Greendale Avenue and a second line referencing Doxe y 135 Bummit Street. Details are unreadable and may be street name typos.
Joseph Halldman of Rittman Ohio is named executor of the estate of James Blatter late of Wayne County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated November 22, 1937.
Notice announces sealed bids to buy 200 feet off the south side of Lot 834 in the H P Sigler Addn to Rittman Wayne County. Bids due noon January 14 1938 at the Clerk of the Village office. Property sold for cash with easements debts per ripst and county lease records.
Local contractor emphasizes neat floor finishing and has full workman’s compensation coverage for customer protection. Indicates reliable service and safety assurances.
Sterling’s Lindecamp, longtime educator and active Masons member, is set for installation as Most Worshipful Grand Master of Saville Lodge No. 74 F and A M this Tuesday night. His public record shows decades of service in Sterling schools and lodge leadership across several states. Other officers and local society events, including a Christmas party and PTA elections, are noted in the community report.
The school plans a mixed grade Christmas program with each class preparing a gift exchange. Mrs 8 S Fouch remains in critical condition, and a unified United Presbyterian church committee handles entertainment and decorations. Local residents attended Messiah in Wooster and visited relatives in Canton.
Jon Emmet Steele Jr and Misa Mary Sigmund wed in Wooster with Marshal Schorger present. W J Whitman made a 40 ft sausage at B R Lances weighing 18 pounds, needing over three gallons of meat. Wills Sigler, formerly W R Sook bookkeeper, was hospitalized for appendectomy at Wooster City Hospital. appendix removed within seventeen minutes. John Bender bought hog and sausage. neighbors invited.
Frank Feare was found dead and Tony Cavillo died later at 680 pm Tuesday in a shared house south of the depot. Both died of poisoning, exact cause undetermined. A Red Cross society meeting was held in the Opera House to aid regional relief amid fuel shortages. Vaccination proof for schoolchildren will be required, and Roy R. J. Platter resigned as pastor and will serve at the Welsh Presbyterian church near Walnut Hill, Cincinnati.
A Wayne County Democratic committee announces speaker Clara Ronahaw of Pittsburgh Pa for the January 8 commemorative event in Wooster marking Jackson’s 1816 New Orleans victory. Ronahaw chairs Pennsylvania’s Democratic women’s committee and is regarded as a top Indy orator.
Mayor Hanes reviews village water rentals showing over 70000 due as of Dec 18 with about half paid. He urges relief as utility costs fall and village seeks to share burden. Clerk Ziegler notes a 7000 balance in water department and Council approves inviting the Board to next meeting. Edward Deery, missing since Sunday, found in Akron by Kate Kaufman. he is the son of Mrs Lab Nan Buory of south of Rittman.
A full blooded Pequot Indian entered the office of Superintendent A. Garver on a Tuesday afternoon, frightening two female staffers. The intruder intended to lecture the schoolboys.
Citizens barter Lena wheat for Medina Quality Flour with 6 bushels per pastry and 64 bushels for blend amid high brass and middlings prices. The notice urges bringing in wheat to obtain the best flour, claiming the offer is advantageous and limited.
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