Noted Interest on Sale at A L Eberts Music Store
Local society items list entertainments and visits in Rittman during the week. Mr and Mrs Charles Newman hosted multiple friends including the Millers and Mrs Maguire while Miss Vera Griner entertained cousin Geraldine Yoder of Brewster. Community clubs served lunch and church groups planned events including cantatas and a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOR Records
A. L. Ebert
Charles Newman
Charles Miller
Harry Miller
F. M. Maguire
Dorothy Miller
Akron
Vera Griner
Geraldine Yoder of
Brewster
William Helks
J. C. Young
Rittman
Wadsworth Temple
Barret
Young People’s Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Glenn Ritter
Ashland College
Mildred Gerberick
Wadsworth
Mollie Pavile
Smithville
George Rudd
Lacey
Ruth
Riter
Charles Keckler
Community Notes From Medina County Churches and Families
Local visits and health updates as residents from Medina County share holiday plans and hospital news. K of P and Pythian Sisters members call on sick neighbors, families host relatives, and a Christmas box project at the Medina Home is organized.
Social notes and local shopping reminders in Rittman area
Mrs Knowlton improves from illness while guests honor Edward Gof finet of Pana Illinois. Ceclia Zeigler hosts a Monday evening gathering with prizes for Bruny and Gannon. Local visits include Geo Fawcett New Philadelphia and Castor Canton. Akron shoppers visit E G Newberry and Baldwin. Real estate transfer: Fred B Wells to Samuel Esco vitz Rittman lot for 1.00. Stores open evenings until Christmas.
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Harry Knowlton
Cecelia Zeigler
Eutire
J. J. Gannon
H. Weiss
C. Bruny
Edward Goffinet
Pana
Illinois
Bruny
Geo. Fawcett
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Clarenca
Hattie Miller
Seville
Will Castor
Clarence Fawcett
R. Webb
Creston
Rittman
E G. Newberry
Akron
F. A. Smith
W Fe
Otto Boyer
John Baldwin
Vance Hickin
Doctor Frank
B. Hickin
Canton
Fred B. Wells
Samuel Escovitz
B and O Seeks to End Two Cleveland Sterling Trains
The B and O railroad asked the state utilities commission for permission to abandon trains 47 and 48 between Cleveland and Sterling. The line reportedly loses about $25,000 annually on these operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O Railroad Company
State Utilities Commission
Cleveland
Sterling
Trains Lose Money in Local Transit Route
Operating expense for the trains is 2294.22 per month while earnings last eight months averaged 231.89 per month. The area also has a traction line and bus services, suggesting competition or alternative transit options.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines local and constitutional treatment
Those in a tun down condition notice catarrh more than in health, showing it is a local disease influenced by overall health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been successful for over forty years and is sold by all druggists. Cheney & Son, Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FOI Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
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Robertone
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Wadaworth Paint Factory
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Arley Trent
Akron Hospital
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K. of P. Hall
Howard Qualman
Chris Wenger
Cyrus Stautfer
Orrville
U. B
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Cincinnati
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Morris Cohen
Lavern Beauty Shoppe
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Rittman Press
National Stockman Farmer
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Peoples Home Journel
Pathfinder
Lowell Dunmire
Lott
MW & O. Tel
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Eddie Amstutz
F. W. Hickin
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Ohio Ave
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First
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S. Escovitz
Johnny
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James
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C. J. Steiner
O. Stock
J. G. Grant
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Hawk
Exclusive Optomitrist
Liberty
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
E. E. Mills
T. E. Slaybaugh
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