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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
3
The notice directs publication deadlines to the editor and outlines advertising and subscription handling. It mentions an upcoming event next Friday evening December 3 and references the Sterling Cornet Band led by Steiner and Maibach with the NDC and Sire companies involved in a public display.
An OCR readout lists event times for a westbound schedule. Entries include times such as 9 20 a m 433 pm 8 35 p m and references to numbers 200 5 3t p m with Bastin Fastern The Fe tee Mus on 23 1995.
Russel Wart and Miss Alice Rich wed on December 22 at Rev W S Shelley’s home in Wadsworth. The couple traveled by car to Wadsworth for the ceremony and returned to Sterling for supper. They plan a honeymoon visiting Canton Alliance and Louisville before settling on D H Hart’s farm east of Sterling.
Barney Finch alias Poor Boy is held in the county jail at Wooster awaiting the shooting outcome. Earlier reports claimed Williams the injured man died in Akron hospital, which proved false. Finch was moved from Akron to Creston then back to Wooster for processing.
The final contest of the year held at the D. C. Steiner and Mai bach store drew a large crowd last Friday evening. By 8:30 the store was crowded near capacity. Two pictures of the crowd were taken before the contest began. The total value of gifts given away was nearly $150.
Eyewitnesses recalled a fatal event Wednesday night but most who could speak left the scene soon after the tragedy. Police publicized no further details as investigators review the incident.
Pastor Jones leads U B Church with Bible School Sunday at 9 00 a m Superintendent H A Slemmon s in charge Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m Class Leader E T Boone listed for other duties
The Mennonite Church invites all Bible lovers to attend preaching at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m each Sunday. The aims are edifying God’s people and saving the lost. Bring someone with you and join in prayer.
Honor Foueh and Sprinkle Jones of Akron spent the holidays with their parets. Charles Jones and wife of Canton spent the holidays at the Rev Jones home. Edward Graber and Ellsworth Van Nostran of Akron visiting their parents. Carl Mellinger of Akron spent Christmas at home. L. S. Castor of Ashland spent the past week at home. Dr Toland and wife of Rittman spent Sunday at the Mellinger home. Don Wright improving after a carbuncle. Mrs M Hoff spent Christmas with parents in East Palestine Ohio.
Probate court actions include administrator cases for Adam Emich and wills for Rachel and Mary Shearer. Accounts with receipts filed for guardians and estates, hearings set for February 4. Assignee and guardianship applications noted. letters of administration and guardians issued where applicable.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at his residence in Sterling on Saturday January 8 at 1 pm the following property two horses two sets harness two buggies wagon iron kettle platform scales windows for lodge beds potato crates tobacco lath flag rake and farming implements Yorn swing and other articles Terms made known day of sale Elver Miller auctioneer
A Norfolk & Western railway paper argues farmers and railways are natural allies. Mutual co operation boosts prosperity for the nation by ensuring rapid cheap transportation and access to world markets. The piece urges farmers to work with rail management to solve common problems and sustain national wealth.
Public forum discusses banking essentials for farmers and nation. Vanderlip explains banks gather idle money, create credit through drafts and checks, and operate clearing houses to settle interbank balances. He emphasizes banks as dealers in credit supporting labor and development.
Public forum outlines railroad positions on parcel post payments and Post Office Department practices. Rail lines urge annual weighing of mails and fair compensation for sorting and post office car use, plus payment for express cars and removal of free messenger service requirements.
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