Akron council edges toward final session in hall
The article notes a December session in the council hall as the last in that building amid contention over profits and skating galleries on Main Street. It mentions Jos Sherrerick, Guys Lucas, James Lance, Schorle and John Tilsop as winners in AES events and references Akron Symphony performers. Clerk John Ferguson names grand and petit jurors with January 9 for grand jury and later date for petit jury. Collegiate Junior club hires northern Ohio orchestra for Changings dance. High school plans to publish a paper, The Spectator, with its first issue last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Guys Lucas
James ‘Lance
Schorle
John Tilsop
Akron Symphony Orchestra
John Ferguson
Ohio
the Spectator
Local High School Triumph Opens Season 12 to 11
Ten years ago the local high school beat Middle Branch 12 11 to start the season. Other notes include social visits at Chippewa Lake, an operetta at the high school gym, a death at Murdoch Drive, and a federal compensation filing deadline of December 21 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Branch
Warren Bodager
Don Tanner
Chippewa Lake
Yank San
Wilmer
Mitchell
Murdock Drive
Wayne County
M W O F A Revival Set for Schorger Hall
The M W of A has revived and will present a major event at Schorger hall on December 23, 1922. Gerald C. Kahler magician and cartoonist entertained a pleasing audience at the opera house Tuesday evening.
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M. W. of A
Schorger Hall
Gerald C. Kahler
Opera House
Rittman Savings Bank Accepts Hat tie Smith Resignation
At December board meeting of Rittman Savings Bank the resignation of Hat tie Smith assistant cashier for two years was accepted. The public school sent home unvaccinated pupils Monday morning and the council met Monday evening for its final step. One salary re-adjustment discussed kept high at 600 dollars per year since Prohibition. Dan Gargdlovich sues Obrila Dockman for 300 dollars over a gambling loss at Tony Gans restaurant on Salt street. case not yet heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Savings Bank
Hattie Smith
Rittman
Personnel Change At Rittman Hardware Co in 1912
The first of the year brings shifts in Rittman firms. Frank Grissinger withdraws from the hardware business and forms a tin and stove shop with Landis, while Councilman Webster Mougey joins as a general hardware and plumbing operator. 12 R. Lance becomes superintendent at Rittman Tile & Clay Products Co. Council meets with members Firedrick, Mougey, Brenneman, Smith and Sigter. A discussion on widening Main and a Realty block basketball game on Wednesday Dec 1912 at 2 pm are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Hardware Co
Frank Grissinger
Ba Landis
Hay
Councilman Webster
Mougey
R. Lance
Rittman Tile & Clay Products Co
Funeral held for Oscar Lindeman Sr. in Doylestown
Oscar Lindeman Sr. 67 died after a two year illness. Funeral Friday at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Rev John Frey presiding. He leaves a widow Louise six sons and four daughters and several siblings and grandchildren. Burial at SS Peter and Pauls Cemetery with F A Frase in charge.
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Oscar Lindeman
SS Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
John Frey
Lindeman
Saxony
Germany
Louise
August
Ford
Raymond
Clyde
Oscar
Doylestown
Alverison
Clinton
Stella Berstter
Barberton
Tresa Gisler
Banton
John Harbaugh
Mary Petit
William
Charles
Cleveland
Max
Cuyahoga Falls
Anna Meads
Chaelton
Olever
SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery
F A. Frase
Landalie Dramatic Club Plans March Program
The Landalie Dramatic Club of Saint Peter and Pauls Parish held a party in La Salle auditorium Monday night. A committee to arrange the March program for the Doylestown Parent/Teacher association was named, with Joseph Paridon Miss Beatrice Miner Eugene Hull and Miss Catherine Deibel appointed. Officers for next year were elected Leo Whitechey president Miss Florence Burg first vice president Elmer Petit second vice president Miss Betty Bowman secretary Cletus Petit treasurer Miss Katherine Derbel Norarian.
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Landalie Dramatic Club
Peter’and Paul's
la Salle Auditorium
Joseph Paridon
Beatrice Miner
Eugene Hull
Catherine Deibel
Doylestown Parent/Teacher association
Leo Whitechey
Florence Burg
Elmer Petit
Betty Bowman
Cletus Petit
Katherine Derbel
Smauntp Ete
Our Telephone Number Is 77
An old classified notice invites readers to get acquainted with the newspaper offering free news and low advertising rates. The brief advert emphasizes a phone contact and affordable services.
Creston College Club to Convene Friday Night
The Creston College club hosts its annual meeting Friday at the Darby Tea Room in LeRoy. All Creston graduates may attend after contacting Miss Ethel Irvin. The group, ten years old, aims for a good time and fellowship.
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Creaton College Club
Darby Tean Tea Room
LeRoy
Creaton
Ethel Irvin
Watch Night Service Held by Jackson Presbyterian Church
The Jackson Presbyterian Church plans a watch night service Friday evening as part of its Coriktian Endeavor observance. The event gathers congregants for reflection and communal fellowship at the church.
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Coriktian eEndeavor
The
Jackson Presbyterian
Christmas Guests Count in Creston and Surrounding Towns
A long list of residents from Creston, Canaan, Medina, Rittman, Keansburg and nearby towns hosted Christmas dinners and holidays with family and friends. Notables include the Caantz, Michel, Newberry, Plough, Campbell, Burns, Haskins and Pinkley households plus visiting relatives from Berea to Washington Pa. The Interior Secretary plans to keep 1.59 million acres near the Rainbow Bridge free of motor roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Michel
Berea,s
W P Michel
Miss Welcome Plough
Keensburg
W I
Will Newberry
George McNell
Larry Newberry
Medina
Ed Newberry
Sop
Rittman
Rainbow Bridge
Navajo Reservation
Arigona
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Bathing in Japan and the American tub obsession
Consumers Information notes the contrast between Japanese baths and American tubs where water reaches the neck. It traces U S tub adoption from 1500 in 1850s Philadelphia to widespread advertising, making the United States a leader in convenient sanitary bathing versus Europe.
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Japan
Consumers Information
United States
Philadelphia
Fillmore
White House
Birth rate decline to reduce school age attendance in some regions
The text projects a drop in bakery age groups through 1990s with 80 to 85 percent of 1980 counts for ages 10 18 and 72 to 76 percent for ages 6 9. At age 6 about 73 percent. Such a decline will reduce total school age children and affect enrollment, with stronger effects where birth-rate declines most, potentially spurring school consolidation.
Local Social Roundup From Akron and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs G A Wilford hosted Sunday guests from Akron. Miss Paulina Swartz led a Sunday School class with 19 members and two visitors. Visitors from Cleveland and Dalton joined Mrs Jennie Spring and Mrs Jennie Forborleh for Christmas gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Swartz
Marguerite Perin
John Sanders
Cleveland
F. D. Watson
Dalton
Jennie Spring
Community Christmas Visits Across Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Francix Santhad of Columbus spent Christmas and Sunday at the Wright home. Ova Dull family joined Mrs Della Sheppard in Overton. Alf Allan and family from Manchester visited J E Addieman hamm. Roger Buss of Wooster and George Smith of LaGrange called on relatives. Sherman Ditch and Packard households welcomed guests. Cliff Eby Tom Varton from Attica visited Ross Eby and family. Burd family from Akron visited Harry Dud. Morris Tayloe visited Jos Handshue in Guilford Center. J Luona and Hugh Lucas spent Christmas in Medina. Clarence Rameter Rodson visited George Long in Lodl.
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Francix Santhad
Columbus
Mrs. B. 4. Wright
Mra Ova Dull and
Della Sheppard
Overton
Mia ¢ & Schand
Mrs. Doth
Loveland
Waaster
Alf Allan
Mancheater
J E. Addieman
Roger Buss
Wooster
Paul Griminger
Calvin Ryan
Cleveland
Packard
Myre
Cliff Eby
Tom Varton
Attica
Ross Eby
Fred Burd
Ray
Akron
Harry Dud
Mrs. Morris Tayloe
Mrs. Jos Handshue
Guilford Center
Clarence Rameter Rodson
Mrs
George Long
Lodl
Fewer Rural School Children Expected in 1940
The Rural Economies Department of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station projects a sharp drop in rural school age children by 1940. Declining rural birth rates since 1924, accelerating after 1928, will shrink the number of children aged 6 to 12 to about 74 percent of 1930 levels, with ages 6 to 12 falling 72 to 85 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C & Lively
Rural Economies Department of the
Ohio Agicultural Experiment Station
Ohio
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Viola Schaefer
Marshal Mills
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G. H. Clippinger
J. H. Fisher
Jules
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Rath Baum
Baum
H J Mohler
J W . Mohler
Canton
U L. Burker
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Seville
M. W. Leatherman
Jackson Presbyterian Church
Harry Prey Wil
Watch Service
WU Caantz
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B& J Rohn
Will Rohn
Aghland
SM Caantz
Canaan
Nat Ry Mayer
Os Whensettler
James Patterson
Marcus Grether
Herbert Grether
Washington, Pa
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Corwin Nasker
Atlanta
R S Nosker
Robert Russell
Frank Buchanan
Cannon
Charles Stebbins
Daytona Beach
Harry Stebbing
Suilay
Herman Schmoll
Mroo
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Wiliam Campbell
Mir
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Lakeside
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Hazel Kirchner
Fool
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Adelle Genseouer
Vialting
Filenca
Sycamore
Hazel Bryan
Wooster Dr
Bloor
Farnwalt
Levi Tanner
Roy Tanner Burton
Elmer Istweiler
Rose Bechtel
Clarence
Thomas Burns
Zeno Burns
Mia
Ben Haskins
Carl Pinkley
Weat Salem
Carl Double
Paul Haskins
Huron
Burbank
Mra
EL Wlfort
G. A. Wilford
Christman
Jennie
Rorborleh
J C Helman
Aukorman
C Dull
Alta Fulter
George Smith of
LaGrange
Yiniting
Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Ditch
Mrs. J. Luona
Hugh Lucas
Ladlea
Ford Schreiber Custom Tailor
Central Telephone
Gilbert Gaines
A. F. Wolfe
N. J. Ferguson
Seneca St
Richard Clayton
S. Main St
J. Burger
Main St
Ohio Central Telephone Corp
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