Rumors of Large Chemical Plant Expansion at Rittman
The Che Salt Company may enlarge its Rittman plant this summer with a project valued at a quarter million dollars. An interview with Walter Laih, chemical engineer, suggests progress is possible but not certain. past results in the chemical department have been encouraging, yet no firm size or cost details are verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Salt Company
Rittman
Walter Laih
Chemcal
Chemical Department
Injured at Home Near Town
Gottfried Bauman suffered a mysterious accident at his home west of town. He was attended by Dr Dawson and Dr Miller, with a nurse and local staff assisting before emergency services arrived. Recovery reportedly progressing, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winle
Thesday
Gottfried Baminag
Nether Jr
Dawson
Sterlim
Miller Crom
Wisutrecen
First Cases Arraigned Before Common Pleas Judge
Ernest Lentz admitted guilt on a Kreeny charge and was ordered committed to Mans field reformators in November. Novassel charged with arson pleaded not guilty, claiming the tire was accidental. Wood Ross to defend. Delesi, over fifty, pleaded not guilty to malicious destruction of property after allegedly hurling a brick through a store window. bond set at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Criterifield
Ernest Lentz
Kreeny
Mansfield
Novassel
Ratton
Berg
Tire
Howe
Wood Ross
August Delesi
Delesi
Rittman
Hartman Pleads Guilty in Miner’s Support Case in Court
Grover Darrot Hartman, brought by Deputy Sheriff Miller, appeared before Judge Critchfield and pleaded guilty to failing to support a minor child. Hartman owes $8 monthly to Mrs Hartman, with $500 bail set to guarantee the court order, and was remanded to jail for lack of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Darrot Hartman
Jarls
Miller
Critchfield
Darr
Iaa
Largest Sale of the Season Set Near Smithville
D Ramseyer will hold the largest sale of the season one half mile north of Smithville on March 10 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ramseyer
Smithville
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury
The grand jury reported to Judge Critcrfield at 3 15 Wednesday afternoon returning 11 indictments against ten persons. Of 14 investigated, four were ignored. Forty two witnesses were examined. Seven indictments were not made public. Joe Novassel of Rittman was indicted on two counts arson and carrying concealed weapons. Ernest Lentz of Wooster was indicted for burglary and larceny after admitting a theft at Lieofsky grocery. August Delesi bound over from Rittman charged with burglary indicted for malicious destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critcrfield
Joe Novassel
Rittman
Ernest Lentz
Wooster
Lieofsky
August Delesi
Cline and Company Import Hair Goods to City Plant
Cline and Company, importers and manufacturers of human hair goods, established from Warwick and Minelllon, consolidates two former plants in town. They operate wholesale, employ several girls, and serve customers nationwide. Mr Cline’s venture aims to boost local commerce and postal service status. the firm seeks success and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie and Company
Warwick
Minelllon
Cline
Chamber of Commerce
Mr Dime
Dittman
Counties to appoint commissioners this week listed
The article lists counties where license commissioners will be appointed this week. Counties named include Adams Ashlend Ashtabula Carrell Clermont Clinton Fayette Geauga Guernsey Tinckock Harrison Highbin Knox Holmes Lake Medina Morgan Van Wert Noble Williams Belmont Brown Logan Champaign Delaware Pulten Galha Greene Mardin Jackson Madison Verges Misia Monroe Morrow Pandime Pike Wood Fonten Portage Preble Trothball Vanten Warren Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ashlend
Ashtabula
Carrell
Clermont
iClinton
Fayette
Geauge
Guernses
Tincock
Harrison
Highbin
Knox
Holmes
Lake
Medina
Morgan
van Wert
Noble
Williams
Belmont
Brown
Logan
Champauge
Delaware
Pulten
Galha
Greene
Mardin
Jackson
Madison
Verges
Misia
Monroe
Morrow
Pandime
Pike
Wood
Fonten
Portage
Preble
Trothball Vanten
Warren
Wayne
Revival Meetings Attract Attendees For Weeklong Services
Men led by Pete Tyress host daily revival meetings at the TBochurel V service cot each evening except Monday. Sermons cover dystification and the Baath That Obtains It, Sin the Antagonist to Holiness, Being Born Again with nature object lesson, The Conversion of Soul of Tarsus, and The Ark as Type of Christ. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Tyress
Tbochurel
Peeuil
Soul of
Tarsus
Christ
Divorce Petition Filed in Wooster Court for Pear and Bert Hershes
Pearl Mershes of the northeast port oot Wayne County flees and files for divorce from her husband Bert Hershes in common pleas court. The wife names Lada Hammel and asks for divorce, alimony, and custody of their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Pearl Mershes
Wayne
Common Pleas
Bert Hershes
Lada Hammel
Equine Pull Study Sparks Debate Among Citizens
A Philadelphia Finain Journal note on two-horse evener experiments reports experts disagree on pull when one horse leads. In straight-line attachment there is no difference, but misaligned setups increase rear horse force by about nine to twenty percent, depending on rear position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattman
Finain Journal
Philadelphian
Change in Ownership of Wooster Daily News
A sale of the Wayne County Democrat property including the Wooster Daily News occurred Friday to W A Weyandt and FD Cows of Arrow with ex-Sheriff Mo M Van Nest of Wooster. Weyandt becomes president, Van Nest vice president, Covey secretary treasurer. operation to be handled by Covey and Van Nest with Britton continuing as superintendent for now. The new owners expect little change in the office staff and plan to maintain the existing working force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawster Daly News
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster Dinky News
W A Weyandt
Cows of
Arrow
Mo M van Nest
Wooster
CL. J Flared
Thareld
Dynes
Britton
Eugene Carlin
Weygardt
van Nest
Sand
Covey
Telncasurer
Weyeandt
Vaan Nest
Britten
Thas
Meeting of Bandhtes Utd Wars at Parsonage
Seventeen members and five visitors attended at the Parsonage on Thursday afternoon in February. Reverend Shafer and Mrs Shafer hosted, with Reverend Shafer giving the pactures and Mrs Shafer serving refreshments. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Chas Kinda on Thursday afternoon in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Chas Kinda
Meeting Minutes From the Shank Home Social
The elesedd meeting at the Shank home opened with president leading. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read, three new members were welcomed, and officers signed in. A prayer and social time followed adjournment. Wanda Brenneman presided with Ethel Rabes as secretary and Jennie McIlrosey as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cath
Hiss
Rede
Secial Amd
Viera
Haigh School Hosts Practical Address and Spelling Trials
Rev Boston spoke to Haigh School pupils on a practical topic while students prepare for district spelling contests. Visitors Van Wilson and Charles Diteh observed, Rev Hobart led chapel exercises, and Miss Facehty and Miss Tleewer taught. The school planned a literary program and a debate on county versus city opportunities with Nora Baker, Beatrice Fisher, Harold Haarpster, and Emma Blatter presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Boston
Haigh School
Cranmer
Washmneton
Lincely
Dastriet
van Wilson
Charles Diteh
Burhaunk
Hobart
Tleewer
Lieehty
Man Arrested in Michigan Town for Real Estate Swindle
A man alias Hoover is jailed in a Michigan town charged with swindling farmers in real estate deals. He allegedly duped a Wayne County farmer of several thousand dollars years ago. The editor of the Press is asked about any relation. officials say no indication of relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wayne County
Hoover
Delesi Pleads Guilty in Workhouse Case
Delesi of Ruttman arrested after property dispute pleads guilty before Judge Critelfield on Monday. He is sentenced to pay costs and serve 10 days in Canton workhouse, with costs to be paid as assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averst Delesi
Ruttman
Atom Waharee
Maherons Destrehan
Mendy
Critelfield
Canton
The Bee at Zombie Wall Leads Star Movie Attraction
A local theater reports strong crowds for weekend showings featuring attractions like The Mystery of Notre Thame and Terrors of Russia. Advertisers note door-to-door sales efforts and press calendars, urging patrons to await representatives or sample viewings before ordering reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zombie Wall
Oper
Teliss
Sandra Moy
Orent
Notre Thame
Russia
Atria
Jessie James
Dave
Pompe
J Bvanhioe
Tone le Ton
Ratti Press
Local Obituaries and Social Visits Highlight Community Week
Webster Monges and others attended the funeral of T. K. Boffeniiyer at Schield. Mr and Mrs Carl Newwanger and Arthur Pierce with families hosted at councilman F A Smith’s home. Visitors included Rev HOA Shaver and Ster ling. Lodo plans a sanitary sewer and new school building funding. Mayor Ewing praised Rittman’s progress as residents traveled to Cleveland and back home via snow interrupted routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Newwanger
Wadsworth
Arthur Pierce
Couneilman
Dr Miller
Russell Gay
Lewisburg
Enders
Lodo
Ewing
Rittman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gottfried Bauman
Cline and Company
Iense Commissioners
Wooster Daily News
James £. Britton
Opera House
Sone
Webster Monges
Wrooanud
Ernest McConnell
Mesa Vrs
UL. Long
Sterling
Hoa Shaver
R. W. Fredrick
D. L. Fredrick
Thelma Cox
Cleveland
Forest City
Brunswick
B K Hoffman
Mamstee
Mick
GF Huffman
Pleasant View
Huffman
Mieh
Toledo
Ovnee
Ralway
Ins Fife
American Guaranty Company
Columbus
Ohio
the Rittman Savings Bank
Rivtman
WM. Artman, Freajdent
R. V. Fredrick
Arrow Brand
WAITE
Cc. A. Weiser & Son
Victor
Victrola
Hanes & Ebert
Furniture Dealers Realty Block
Btere
Pianae
Rittman, Ohio
F. Grissinger
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