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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

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Home Talent Play Draws Big Turnout At Creston High

Tuesday night crowd fills Creston High auditorium for In Wrong, So Long. Margaret Brenneman and Robert Hickin lead a strong cast with Miss M Lenhoff directing. Musty and Dusty hobos Willard Hilty and Kenneth Barton provide comedy amid enthusiastic chorus numbers by Home Town Chorus and Ballet Girls. Gail Lance excels in a standout performance. Creston High School Orchestra provides music.

Margaret Brenneman Robert Hickin M.lenhoff Dusty Willard Hilty Kenneth Barton Gail Lance Creston High School

Wife of Former Presbyterian Minister Dies

Word reached here that Mrs. H. H. Nicksen died in Pittsburgh. She was the wife of Rev. Nicksen who led the local Presbyterian church from 1904 to 1909. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cuppinger attended the Pittsburgh funeral last Monday.

H. H. Nicksen Pittsburgh Nicksen Presbyterian G. H. Cuppinger

Congressman McSweeney Named Wayne County's Latest Lawyer

John McSweeney, now a candidate to be sworn as a lawyer after passing the state bar in Columbus, follows a family legacy of lawyers in Wayne County. His grandfather and father were noted in local legal circles, and the new attorney is expected to uphold the family tradition. Miss Reba Ferguson Resigns as Principal at Main Street Building, effective immediately after years of service.

John McSweeney Wayne County Columbus McSweeney Reba Ferguson Dela Babe Ferguson Ferguson

Mrs Gordon Hosts Euchre Party for Birthday

Mrs Alfred Gordon entertained a group Sunday evening in Doylestown for her husband’s birthday. Guests included the Snell and Petit families, the Goffinet and Kabel households, Armand Goffinet, Clara Kable, Alphus Goffinet, Gusta Gordon, and others. Prizes went to Armand Goffinet, Clara Kabel, Alphus Goffinet, and Gusta Gordon. A lap lunch followed, with best wishes for many more birthdays.

Alfred Gordon Euchre Wesley Snell Esther Charles Hanzy Charley Goffinet Christ Kabel Opal William Homan Doylestown Edward Petit Clara Petit Wm. Whitman Pp. E. Trester Arthur Goffinet Bernard Cletus Lucille Mary Armand Goffinet Vincent Alphus Goffinet Marleana Harold Melvin Charles Bell Gust Goffinet Elizabeth Maine Peter Francis Clara Kable Gusta Gordon Mr. Gordon

Wenger Brothers Add Orrville Associate in Meat Business

H H Stambaugh of Orrville, long active in Orrville meat trade, has discontinued his local market and joined Wenger Bros. Here he is described as a brother in law to the Wenger brothers, with rumors of a new market in the north end of town.

H. H. Stambaugh Orrville Wenger Bros Mr. Stambaugh Stambaugh

Mother of E. F. Snell Dies in Lodi at 87

Mrs. Hester Snell aged 87 and one of Lodi’s oldest residents died Tuesday evening at her Bank street home. Born in Versillion she moved to Lodi long ago. Her husband John Snell predeceased her. Survivors include two sons, among them B. F. Snell, and a daughter.

Hester Snell Lodi Bank Street Versillion John Snell B. F. Snell

Locals Split Heartland High School Basketball Games

The local girls defeated Smithville 20 to 10 showing marked improvement. The local boys were defeated by Smithville 36 to 25.

Smithville

Card of Thanks from Revel Clark

I thank all who visited me and sent fruit and flowers during my illness.

Salvation Army Fund Trustees Meet in Rittman

Trustees of the Salvation Army fund, totaling 874.20 from The Ohio Boxboard Co and Ob c Salt Co, held a meeting at Rittman Savings Bank. H Huers was elected chairman, W B H Lee secretary treasurer. funds will be distributed locally to aid the needy and support community efforts.

W Baldwin W. E. Hefen Ohio Boxboard Co Ob c Salt Co Tor Wea Salvation Army Rittman Savings Bank H . Huers W. B H. Lee Rittman

Squirrels and bears planned for park menagerie

Joe Sherrick collects donations for park squirrels. The manual training department makes boxes and nests for the donated animals. John Fisher also offers two black bears to start a park menagerie.

Joe Sherrick Jos Manual Training Department John Fisher

Wayne County American Legion Council formed at Rittman

Wednesday evening December 16 an organization named Wayne County Council American Legion was formed at Rittman. By laws were adopted and Rittman was represented by C E Bruny G I Rohrer and V Gebhart. Officers named V Gebhart as chairman and C I Rohrer as secretary.

Wayne County Council American Legion Rittman C. EB. Bruny G. I. Rohrer V Gebhart V. Gebhart C. I. Rohrer

Olla Podrida Club Hosts Festive Main Street Gathering

Mr and Mrs John Hickin hosted the Olla Podrida club last Friday evening at their Main Street home. Twenty two members and their husbands attended with Mrs N R Grifth in charge of games. Mrs H F Griffith entertained. rooms dressed in red and silver. refreshments by Mrs A L Ebert and Mrs Vance Hickn. favors of salted nuts for guests.

John Hickin Olla Podrida Club Hickin Main Street N. R. Grifth H. FR. Griffith A. L. Ebert Vance Hickn

Rittman Rotary Club Holds Wednesday Luncheon

The Rittman Rotary Club met on Wednesday due to Christmas Eve. Four visitors attended and Rev. Oswalt of Orrville gave a talk on Christmas observance. Tokens of remembrance were exchanged including useful gifts with Gus Garver receiving a notable present.

Rotary Club Rev. Oswalt Orrville Gus" Garver

Big Christmas Tree Lights Up Rittman Square

The Rittman community plans a Christmas celebration with a large tree on the Square lit with colored lights. Auto Club, Rotary Club, and Legion boys sponsor the event. The ceremony starts Thursday at 6:30 with a large crowd expected, featuring a printed program and community carols.

Riteman Auto Club Rittman Rotary Club Legion Boya Ruttman

Hershey and Rohrer Build Fine Storage

Hershey and Rohrer have a force of workmen building a modern storage structure between the Erie and B. & O. railroads opposite the site of Rittman’s old tile factory. The facility will enable the firm to store more products than now possible and required moving their storage due to B. & C. double trading through Rittman.

Norshey and Rohrer Erie Rittman

State Highway Director Delays Decision on Intercounty Road

State Highway Director Schlessinger delayed ruling on the Hittman Wadsworth route after a hearing. A thorough description of the proposed intercounty highway is awaited before a final report, though local citizens largely favor the project.

Schlessinger Hittman-Wadsworth Road Schlolsinker

Local man Tony Rupp dies after fall at home

Anthony Rupp known as Tony died at 38 4 6 after a brain concussion from a fall at his Rupp home southwest of town Inez He lived in Doylestown and Rittman most of life and had worked as an electrician Survived by a widow and seven children funeral held Monday with A L Ebert as director and Reyz Re Rekck Platter leading services Interment at Knupps cemetery

Tony” Rupp Rupp Inez Tony Anthony Doylestown Rittman A. L. Ebert Reyz Re Rekck Platter Knupp’s.camaterr

Exit Mayors and Council Members Leave Office

The Monday council meeting marked the final term for Mayor Shackleford and Councilmen Hilty Branigan Isenberger Broomiller and Spade. Returning officials are Clerk Newberry and Councilman Maurer, with next year naming John Bender as mayor.

Shackleford Hilty Branigan Isenberger Broomiller Oo. M. Spade Owill Newberry Maurer John Bender B. G. Newberry W. M. Brannéman Marshal E. E. Mills Elmer Maurer A. L. Ebert James Bruny Clarence Petit Joseph Brown D. WR. Lance Board of Public Affairs Joseph Landis EB. C. Brenneman AS Smith

Hunting licenses for next year now available

On Monday of this week Clark of Courts Wiler received a bundle of hunting and fishing licenses for 1926. The fees for these, including hunting and fishing, are $1.64 for residents of Ohio. Small township charges are made by clerks for issuing the licenses.

Clark Wiler Uceneewy Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congressman McSweeney Wenger Brothers E. F. Snell Revel Clark Trustees OF Salvation Army Fund W. B. Lee, F. B. Harter, H. Eb, Hiera the Rituial Press Hershey and Rohrer Tony Rupp The Aice Bible School Young Peoples Society Servion Atternoos Milton Presbyterian Ch Rev Ryt Puattm Panter Sehaels Ars Rts
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