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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1939

Page

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Rittman Fire Dept Reports 1938 Calls and Damages

Fire chief E W Winkler announced the Rittman volunteer department answered 17 calls in 1938. Twelve in town four in outlying areas and one false alarm. Damages were 3500 for contents and 1410 for buildings. Firemen total turnout was 242. A 1937 comparison shows 16 calls and 3835 in damages. A meeting is planned for February 10 at City Hall to organize a Wayne County volunteer firemen association with invited state officials.

E W. Winkler Rittman Wadstworth Rittman Firemen Sion Wayne County Volunteer Firemen’s Association State ’Volunteer Association

Wayne County Guernseys Set New Records in Year

Four year old Franchester Confederate 397035 from Yoytestown Ohio posts a record 9648.9 pounds milk 64.6 pounds butter fat supervised by Ohio State University and announced by the American Guernsey Club. Other herds include Litwiller Wooster Clara Jean 5737.3 pounds milk 330.4 fat and McConnell West Salem Loretta 10252.8 milk 484.7 fat in advanced register trials. J S Water Wooster and Yoder Cedar Lane report several official records in DHI and other classes.

Franchester Confederate Yoytestown Ohio Bert Harter Ohio State University American Guernsey Club Ruur-yodter Litwiller Wooster Erjean Guernsey ‘Cattle Club Clara Jean Cedar Lane American Guernsey Cattle Club Rosia Belle of

Insurance Engineer Discusses Accidents at Rotary Today

Insurance engineer William M. Parks of Travelers Insurance told Rotarians today that for every death there are 29 minor accidents and 300 near misses. He urged focus on safety or accident control and cited rising accidents in Ohio department stores, mills, and auto use blamed on lack of courtesy. Discussion also covered Ohio driver license law. Armor and two handed swords from Japanese warriors will be shown at the 1939 California World's Fair Fine Arts Palace.

William MM. Parks Travellers Insurance, Co Ohio California

Rittman Downs Wooster Rally Edges 41 29 for Buckeye Lead

Rittman Highengers remain unbeaten in Central Buckeye league play after beating Wooster 41 29 on home floor. Ramsier led with 17 points and Simonton added 11 as Rittman shot well from the free throw line converting 19 of 32 attempts.

Rittman Highengers Buckeye Wooster Indians Ramsier Simonton Rittman MacGillivray Varsity Muletti Douglas Generals Steiner Nitteman

Funeral services for Thomas Wheeler held at Ebert

Thomas Wheeler 76 died Wednesday morning at niece Mrs Samuel Welch home. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at Ebert funeral home with Rev CE First Baptist? Wesleyan Methodist church officiating. Burial in Rittman cemetery. A carpenter he slipped on ice five weeks ago fracturing his hip leading to death. He came to Rittman from West Virginia five years ago. Mrs Welch sole survivor.

Ebert Thomas Wheeler Samuel Welch Bf Wesa Teyan Wheeler Rittman West Virginia

Funeral services held for Miss Amanda Winter in Sterling

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at First Brethren church in Sterling for Miss Amanda Winter 81 who died Sunday morning at her sister Mrs Edward Maine’s home Rev John Squires officiated Burial was in Beech Grove cemetery Winter had lived in Sterling 27 years and came to her sister’s home after a fractured hip arrival by her sister and several nieces and nephews

First Brethren Church Sterling Amanda Winter Edward Maine John Squires Beech Grove Miss Winter Jer of Rittman

World War Veteran Guy Linn Dies in Cleveland

World War II veteran Guy Linn died Wednesday morning at the Marine hospital in Cleveland. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home with Rev. Bud Hurtzler officiating. burial will follow in Doylestown with IT C Auble & Son of Orrville in charge. Linn lived four miles north of Smithville en route and last worked as a machinist at the Ohio Boxboard Co. He was transferred to Cleveland a month ago after heart trouble. Survivors include his wife Ruth, a daughter Rich ard, and his father Arthur Linn of Marton. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday night. Ironwood is described oddly here as hard, dense, dark-colored, and sinker in water.

Guy Linn Marine Hospital Cleveland Bud Hurtzler Doylestown Auble & Son Orrville Linn Smithville Ohio Boxboard Co Agosto Ruth Richard Arthur Linn Marton

Sterling Family Trek Reaches Alabama in 49 Days

Neighbors report the Shoemaker family from southwest Sterling arrived near Russellville Alabama after 49 days on a covered wagon trip called the Prairie Schooner. They left November 14 selling farm equipment and include Mr and Mrs Shoemaker with four children Bertha Roy Donald and Kenneth.

Sterling Alabama P. K. Shoemaker Gulf of Mexico Russellville Gulf South Delco Shoemaker Bertha Roy Donald Kenneth

Three Rittman Boys Put On One Year Probation

Walter Kelly Paul Kely and Carl Schaffter were arrested by Marshal Heffelman after suspected theft from Rittman Dalry. They confessed and pleaded guilty saying they gained entry through a rear window on two nights January 14 and January 19. They were placed on probation for one year and ordered to attend church each Sunday and repay the stolen money. They are to report to the Canadian coast area in late May.

Walter Kelly Paul Kely Carl Schaffter Marshal Heffelman Mayor Baker Rittman Dalry

Milton Township Farmers Institute Officers and Resolutions

Newly elected Milton Township Farmers Institute officers gathered after a record 1,559 attendance at Sterling High School. The resolutions committee proposed actions on alcohol laws, tariffs, crop diversification, and government economy, with mentions of James Seccombre Otto Lebrun Roy Sinclair and local officials.

Milton Township Roy Sinclair Institute

The Rittman Press Local Feature Highlights

Inside pages present news from Rittman and Sterling High Schools written by students. Advertisements from local merchants promise best value for your dollar and urge community patronage.

Rittman and Rittman Press Regu Sterling High Schools Rittman Press

Sterling High School Forms First Student Council

The recently elected council members include Ned Reynolds president and Ben Ramster vice president with Alma Beery as secretary. Superintendent Roy Sinclair and Ruth Zollinger were noted in a photo caption. Zollinger suffered a fractured ankle the day the picture was taken.

Sterling‘High School Sterling’ ‘High School Sinclair Ruth Zollinger Ned Reynolds Beni Ramster Alma Beery

Unclear council notes hint at changes and plans

Fragmentary text from a council meeting references PW admin projects and other organizations, noting remarks about divorce, a judge, and various local events. It mentions Groundhog Day, a Three Arts Club dance, a submarine patrol show, and possible political ambitions in Washington, with fog and rain delaying plans.

Rittman Merchants Roll 310E Series Saturday

Rittman Merchants posted a 3101.7 series and 2936 match score against Wadsworth in a Monday night bowling event. Barberian and Kunkler appeared among top scorers with listed individual frame totals and team performance notes.

Rittman Merchants Rabeattigain Roliet

Creston Dramatic Club weighs plays for April production

Members consider several plays for a spring show. The committee includes Mrs Raymond Howell Mrs Paul Kinney Mrs Doyle Prolts Harry Frey and Clinton Gattschal. No meeting next month as the club plans to travel to Wooster College for a holiday death notices referenced.

Creston Tate Geveral Ray ‘Mond Howell Pauk. Kinney Doyle Protlts Harry Frey Clinton ‘Gattshal Igiven Wooster College Students

Indians Journey to Canal Fulton Saturday

The Indians head to Canal Fulton Saturday after a win over Wooster. Rante is chasing first place in Stark County standings as Titman’s squad eyes a strong road showing against a rising Canal Fulton program. Reserve and Rex teams plan to honor the memory of a recent loss while Wooster looms as a benchmark.

Canal Fulton Tittman Canal-Fulton Riuman Sulton eatUer Atom Tauble- Clargin Canal Pulton Omeron Taber Juitoman Tor Indians Wooster Pulten Peauminary Rittman Rex Gerves Erin

Rittman Library Receives New Books in Fall Display

The Rittman Library announces the arrival of a number of new books by authors including Arthur Paul, Dawn Horrta, Beadley, Fisch, Anderson, Newberrys and Barkus. The list features works across genres with titles like Remember the End Pimballs and Happily Ever After.

Mra Arthur Paul Rittman Libra Wheary Fallowa Swuidom Dyora Beadley Atyor-Fisch Gynalee Anderson Derson

Church of God Plans New Building and Choir

The Church of God announces plans for a new 40 by 80 foot building to be erected early next spring. Melville Pook of Axon Stiles is listed among contributors, with the congregation already raising funds toward the project.

Church’ of God Albert Onry Plang Melville Pook Axon Stilesapettte Hoxtat

W. First Street Paving Project Added To BWA

Village council discussed sewer and paving plans for W First Street and nearby areas. They noted a debate over thicker pavements but decided not to change the current late date due to prior usage and cost considerations.

First’Street

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