Banquet Closes Scout Week In Rittman
Scout Week in Rittman ends with a banquet at the Presbyterian church dining room hosted by Rotarians and Legionnaires. Scouts and fathers, friends, and Mayor Snyder attend as part of a week of events including patrol duty, a Scout radio program, and displays in local shop windows.
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Rittman
Presbyterian Church
Rotarians
Legionnaires
Snyder
Rotary Club
Harold Morris
Hugh Kime
Charles Bradshaw
Roosevelt
James West
Boy Scouts
United Brethren Church
O 7 Viall
Ned
Gilbert Howard Dickerson
Rittman Hardware
Snyder Bakery
Branigan Hardware
Estate Willed To Son In Cres ton Probate
The will of Leander Sigler, Cres ton, directs homestead to Oliver Lee Sigler with remainder split between Oliver and Bert Sigler. J V Keeler named executor without bond. Will dated September 10 1930. A separate probate court hearing addressed a non support charge against Earl Thompson with wage arrangements set for weekly support. Real estate transfers list Alpha McCoy and Walter Keen conveying land to C E Wilson in Milton and Chippewa. Kirkpatrick property in Ritt man sold for 32200 to Wayne Building and Loan Co at sheriff’s sale.
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Sens
Leander Sigler
Creston
Oliver Lee Sigler
Bert Sigler
J V. Keeler
Earl Thompson
Tansfers Alpha McCoy
C E. Wilson
Milton Two
Walter Keen
C E Wilson
Chippewa Two
Rittman
Kirkpatrick
Wayne Building and Loan Co
Court House
Village Skewl of Long Ago Play at Towne Hall
On March 1 the town of Rittman Ohio hosts a school play by the high school chorus with orchestra. Money raised funds music for the chorus band and orchestra. Parents and friends are invited to attend and view the progress of children in Roll cal 2t 8 yearold and all pupils and visitors should be on the benches at that hour. Pupils should wear Sunday clothes. Deliverance a little and Temperance White perform well and will recite their yearly piece. Songs and skew topics will be presented under Mrs Humility Partridge and Zebedee Von Pelt.
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Rittman
Oil and car service advice for graduates and drivers
A fragmented note urges careful oil choice and high speed car care. It emphasizes following manufacturer instructions exactly and serving cars in the specified manner to ensure quality.
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Jess
Indians Set for Two-Game Week vs Smithville and Sterling
The Rittman high school Indians play two games this week. On Friday they face Smithville at Smithville. Saturday they meet Sterling on the local floor.
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Smithville
Sterling
Fire Destroys Rittman Home
A Sterling avenue house owned by Rittman Savings Bank and occupied by E. L. Thonen and family was badly damaged by fire on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze, likely from an overheated stove, arrived minutes after the department was summoned at 3 05. Located between the Harshey and Rohrer coal yard and the John Kohler residence, the building was only partially insured.
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Sterling Avenue
Rittman Savings Bank
E. L. Thonen
Ois
Thequesaday
Harshey
Grange presents Lincoln program at Rittman Subordinate Grange
The Rittman Subordinate Grange 2115 Friday evening program featured readings on Lincoln and related topics by Robert Beuwerks and Marcella Simpson, with Francis Simpson and others. Treasurer T E Kissinger elected full manager, new member Junior Cowan joined, and plans were made to send Mrs M R Beachy to the Lecturer's School in Columbus March 18 to 22.
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Rittman
Grange
Lincoln
Robert Rbeuwds
Mra Wilson Steele
Abraham
Columbus
Junior Cowan
Washington
Grange News
Marcella Simpson
Eloise Kissinger
Mary Wirth
Lindbergh Kidnaping Verdict Recalled in Trial
In Flemington a jury found Bruno Hauptmann guilty of first degree murder in the Lindbergh baby case after eleven hours of deliberation. Judge Trenchard set execution by electric chair, marking a historic end to a case that captured national attention and echoed a prior Orrville kidnapping link.
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Charles Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Trenchard
Raiann
oMach
Teas
Nich
Orrvill Horst
Maygeas
Lindberr
Central Market to Open Weekly Ham Contest
Central Market plans a weekly ham contest starting Saturday with a radio as grand prize. The first drawing takes place next Saturday and winners, including the grand prize, will be announced in this newspaper. A ticket is issued for each 25 cent purchase.
Dalton Tourney Links Upsets in Fourteen Team Field
A boys basketball tournament at Dalton High School Gym features sixteen independent teams with all proceeds to aid Gerard Viern’s hospital expenses. The schedule begins with Dalton vs Fredericksburg and includes Creston vs Congress and other early round matchups.
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Uethiran High School
Pau
Geriee Viern
Dalton’s
Whee
Yallom
Dajton
Aganst Fredericksbue
S Via
Doylestown PTA Observes 38th Founder’s Day With Plays
The Doylestown Parent-Teachers Association marked 38th Founder’s Day with a school auditorium program. A one act play The Dearest Thing In Boots featured local students under Nancy Daniels. Funds from a cake walk support the PTA’s chapter expansion.
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Doylestown Parent-Teachers Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mesdames F M
Cleckner
Ben Holland
C W. Shaffer
di Jacks
Hearst
Birney
Chaapters
P.T A
State Civil Service Announces Exams February 20 21
Ohio officials chair Ralph Emmons and W B Breancis announce civil service exams set for February 20 and 21. posted positions include Comtometer Operator Fireman Pharmacist Ohio State University Diagnostic Teacher Lab Technician and many others across state departments and institutions.
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State Civil Service Commission
Ralph W. Emmona
W. B. Breancis
Ohio State University
Department of Public Welfare
County
Board of Pier Metals
Department of Health
Toledo State Hospital
Department of Liquor Control
Bowling Green
Board of
Nurge
Miami University
Licking and Lorain
Nhuberculosis
The
Commission
State Civic Service Mission of
Ohio
Columbus
U B Church to Observe Education Day with Africa Speaker
Rittman United Brethren Church marks Christian Education Day on Sunday Feb 17. In the morning the pastor will lead. at 7 30 evening service Richard Caulker, Africa native and Otterbein senior, will deliver the message. Caulker, Noah? a Sierra Leone graduate, is completing his American studies and is noted in two Cleveland UB churches for his engaging talks. His visit highlights Christian missions in Africa.
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Richard Caulker
Africa
Otterbeing
Canlkor
Schenge
Albert Academy
Sierra Leone
United Brethren Church
America
United Brethren
Cleveland
Couple Will Celebrate Their 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman to observe their golden anniversary with an open house on Friday from 2 30 to 4 30 PM and 7 30 to 9 30 PM. Married February 15 1885 by Rev PD Rothacker in Doylestown. They began life on a farm near Rittman then moved to Doylestown in 1931 and joined Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. They have three children Ada Bauman Mrs John Birkbeck of Doylestown and Ward Bauman near Rittman.
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Fred Bauman
PD. Rothacker
Doylestown
Rittman
Lved
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sas
Ada Bauman
John Birkbeck
Ward Bauman
Canton P T A to Hear Speaker Dancer At Event
Canton PT A announces a 7 15 pm February 14 meeting featuring Capt Son Danev as chairman to discuss Americanization and to introduce a guest speaker. The event includes a student body address and a prize award ceremony with activities and refreshments.
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Danev
Lestons National
ITA
Ieverning
Lincoln Day Banquet Headlined by Attorney General Bricker
Wasue county Republicans plan a Lincoln Day banquet held yesterday evening in Wonater. Attorney General John W Bricker will be the keynote speaker. H F Longenecker and Dr C OC Gregg Titman serve on the ticket and finance committees.
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Wasue County
Wonater Ysday
John W Bricker
H. F Longenecker
C OC Gregg Titman
Thievery Hits Dwight Tyler Farm Barred Rocks
Sixty five full grown barred rocks were stolen from the Dwight Tyler farm near Jackson. Officers suspect the same individuals who previously took chicks are behind the latest theft. The theft occurred Thursday night.
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Dwight Tyler
Jackson
Republican Club Elects Officers in Chippewa Township
The Chippewa Township Republican club members elected F. M. Cleckner as president C F Gatehouse as first vice president Mrs Mhafies Lepley as second vice president Thomas Birkbeck as secretary F F Strole as treasurer Ralph McKinney W C McCartney H C Foraker C A Gatehouse and Mrs Emilie Davis as executive committee members.
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Chippewa Township
Republican Club
F. M. Cléckner
C F Gatehouse
Funeral Services Held for Joe Giquel in Flint Michigan
Mrs Wayne Kurtz and Mrs Roy Campbell attended the funeral for Joe Giquel in Flint Michigan on Tuesday. Giquel was the brother in law of Mrs William J Campbell, who is the mother of Wurtz and Mrs Roy Campbell.
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Wayne Kurtz
Roy Campbell
Joe Giquel
William J. Campbell
Flint
Michigan
William_J. Campbell
Aracens ‘Wurtz
Holy Valentine Dance at Branigan's Hall
The Three Arts club held a Valentine Dance at Branigan's hall on Wednesday evening with music furnished by Paul Yee's orchestra.
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Three Arts Club
Branigan’s Hall
Paul Yee
Grange Play The Godntry Doctor Scheduled Locally
The Grange presents The Godntry Doctor in Applecreek on the 15th and Folrasry 18th at Doylestown.
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Grange
Applecreek Op Folrasry 15
Doylestown
Potato King Ramster Captivates Lima Tour Crowd
A speaker known as Potato King Ramster addressed potato growers in Smithville on a Central and South American trip. He recounted boats to Panama Canal scenes, a New York passenger and a Smithville potato blossom sight, and described canal work where women carried stones to rebuild a road bed.
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Patama Canal
New York
Wooster
Ohio
Smithville
Ramajor
Panama Canal
Sana
Canal Zone
Juror H F Longenecker Helps Convict Roy Stair
Juror H F Longenecker sat with peers to convict Roy Stair of Wooster on a charge of criminal assault against Elizabeth Bolte 22 of East Union Township Stair received a sentence to the Ohio penitentiary reflecting the verdict and penalties imposed by the court.
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Roy Stair
Wooster
Efiza
Elizabeth Bolte
East Unlom
Stair
Ohio
Sacred concert at First Brethren Church on February 20
Roy Osterhoust of the Moody Bittle Institute Chicago and Mrs Osterhoust will present a sacred concert at First Brethren Church on Wednesday February 20. The program features trombone guitar piano medical glasser and accordion with solo, moon and choral singing, duets and readings.
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Mr O
Mra Roy Osterhoust
Moody Bittle Institute
Chicago
First Brethren Church
Lunch Committee and School Board Discuss Hot Lunch Tax
The Sterling school hot lunch committee led by C P Lin decamp met the school board to review taxation on meals. The board can sponsor lunches tax free, but the PTA chose to continue PTA sponsorship and cover the tax, lowering meal tickets to 48 cents from 60. Lin decamp reported $151.54 cash on hand with $24.05 in inventory, totaling $175.59.
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Sterling
C P Lindecamp
P.T A
Lindecamp
Chickens Stolen From Hilo Farm Reported
Ward Hilo in Canaan reports 25 Rhode Island Red chickens stolen from his premises. The theft occurred February 8 and was not reported until Tuesday.
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Ward Hilo
Canaan
Rhode Island
Reemployment Service Talk Draws Wooster Audience
A National Reemployment Service representative from the Wooster office explained the service's functions to a large audience in the Village council room from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Wooster
Doctor Alé ahder Returns Home After Surgery Recovery
Dr. E R Alé ahder recovered from an upperdeectomy at Wadeworth hospital and was outdoors Tuesday for the first time since the operation. He is well on the road to complete recovery.
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E.R. Alé ¥Ahder
Wadeworth Hospital
Falls Down Stairs Injures William Swartz
William Swartz injures his leg after falling down stairs while going to fix the furnace. He will need crutches this week and missed work due to the accident.
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William Swartz
Pneumonia Claims Life of William Ferris Father of Mrs Fisher
William Ferris aged 78, father of Mrs John Fisher, died Monday afternoon of pneumonia. He was hospitalized then returned home to Philadelphia where mineral services were arranged. Mrs Fisher notified of his illness Thursday night and left to join him. funeral services followed.
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William Ferris
John HH. Fisher
Bastion
Hdadelphia
Fisher
Il Mens
Rites Held Sunday For Lizzie Moser
Funeral services for Misa Lidsete Mouser S50 were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Apon talle church south of Rittman Rev Nonh dlartzler conducted the services. Misa Moser died Friday morning at 4 o'clock at her home on Snit atroee. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Mary lostotler of Sterling and Mrs Emma Montath, a brother Henry Maree and a half brother mil Shope. The services were at Totem brunrt-antis- eo-S te thurch cemetery with ATL Ebert In charge.
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Misa Lidsete Mouser
Apontalle
Rittman
Nonh Dlartzler
Misa Moser
Snitatroee
Mary Lostotler
Sterling Amd
Emma Montath
Henry Maree
Mil Shope
Totem Brenrt
Antis— Eo
Te Thurch
Atl Ebert
Death ends 62 years of married life in Doylestown
Mrs Caroline Conrad 80 died Monday night at Gatestreet home. Lifelong Wayne County resident spent 62 years married to William Conrad. Survived by husband, three daughters Mrs C A Johnson Los Angeles Mrs Clara Iinsler Dalton and Mrs Harvey Childs Akron, son George Akron, brother Cape Becker South Bend Indiana, three grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2:30 PM at residence church. Interment Cheatnut Hill Cemetery.
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William
Conrad
Doylestown
Caroline Conrad
Gatestreet
Wayne County
Mra C A Johnson
Los Angeles
Mera Clara Iinsler
Dalton
Mrestinarvey Childs
Akron
George
Cape Becker
South Bend
Indiana
Two Arts Church
Cheatnut Hill
Revival Continues at Wesleyan Methodist Church
Revival services at the Wesleyan Methodist Church over the Sang department store continue through last Sunday night due to rising interest. Rev. C. Zike is the pastor. Services begin at 7 30 p m.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sang Department Store
C. Zike
Births Record with Several Acknowledgments
Mr. and Mrs William Landla announce the birth of a son on Tuesday in February. Mr and Mrs Harold Fulton welcome a daughter, born at the civilian hospital. Mr and Mrs Oliver Frary of Creston report the birth of a daughter.
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Wiliam Landla
Epee
Harold.Fulton
Myrtle -Davis
CI Zen ‘A
Oliver Frary
Creston
Gas Rate Proposals Unfinished in Regular Council Meeting
The public utility committee reported that two Ohio Fuel Gas Co proposals for a new contract were not completed. A salary pay order of 1172 09 was issued and a vacancy on the park board trustees was filled by sinking fund action. Residents requested sidewalk and fire plaque work on Fourth and Convard streets and Shaldan Avenue Erie Street. Mayor Snyder invited the council to a boy scout banquet tonight.
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Public Utility Committee
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Fourth Street
Qonvard Street
Shaldan Avenue
Erie Street
Charles Snyder
Vouetimen
Rllanan
Ecauteiinien
Indians Claim Tenth Victory over Dalton After Tough Series
The Indians, beating Dalton 87 to 22 on Saturday, secured their tenth win and second victory of the season against Dalton. A preliminary contest between Dalton's second team and an opposing squad ended 16 to 13 in favor of Dalton. The Indians have lost only two games this season.
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Dalton
Rllanan
Early 1935 Corn-Hog Program Applications Urged
Forest R. Stahl, county secretary, urges farmers to apply early for the 1935 Corn-Hog program at the Wayne County office during February 11 to 23 to avoid last minute rush. Eligible producers include nonmembers. benefits total 100,600 with payments of 36 cents per bushel reduced corn yield and 16 dollars per hog head.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Forest R. Stahl
AMI
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Maborer
Forétty
Raft
E G Hamilton
B.,& W. Oil CO
Indians
Rittman High School Indians
Horst
West Salem
U. B. Church
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P.T. A
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Cvetine
Ramster
Sterling P.T A
Central and
South America
Sterling Brethren Church
John Fisher
Canal
Vlaag
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Erohwatpa
Bagdor
Stort
Lizzie Moser
Seville
Sisterhood
Seville M. 2
Stauffer
Madisonburg
Deacon Spriggs
Don
Council
Eee Fuel Gas Co
Wo. McDonald
Ola Fuel Gas Company
New Vale
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Ohn Barrymore
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