Hipple Concert Co Pleases Audiences Across Cities
Residents in Weirton Cincinnati Covington Akron Jamestown and Pomeroy acclaimed the Hipple Concert Company for a balanced troupe with engaging personalities and strong encores. Mrs Hipple’s left handed Lucia sextette drew praise, and the company was deemed the course’s finest opener. The troupe wraps up at School Auditorium Thursday evening February 22.
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Hipple
Harry
Mable
Weirton
W. Va
Nettie Wisecarver
Pomeroy
O. the Hipple Concert Co
School
Farewell Party Held For Rettben Becks Before Move
Friends of Mr and Mrs Rettben Beck hosted a farewell gathering at their home on Tuesday afternoon February 13 with baskets of food. The couple will move next week to Chippewa Lake area. Mr Beck resigned from The Ohio Boxboard Co effective the coming Friday.
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Rettben Beck
Chippewe Lske
Beck
Rittman
Ohio Boxboard Co
Change of Schedule of Wadsworth Bus Line.
Notice states a time change for the first Wadsworth bus starting Saturday morning February 17. The 7 40 schedule will depart at 7 30 to connect with the Akron car leaving Wadsworth at 8 o'clock.
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Wadsworth
Bake sale and Easter raffle at Bronneman's store
The ladies aid of the Brethren church will hold a bake sale at Bronneman's grocery store at 2 30 p m Saturday Feb 17. They will also hold an Easter raffle on March 31.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Brethren Church
Bronneman’s
Fire Alarm Saves Salt Street Property
The Salt Street property owned by George Hoover and occupied by Rodenbrach avoided serious damage after a fire started in the basement furnace. A small dog’s barking awakened the occupants at about eleven o'clock Wednesday night, prompting quick action by the Rodenbaughs and roomers to extinguish the blaze. The extent of damage is described as fairly heavy.
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Saltst
George Hoover
Rodenbrach
Rodenbaugh
Sterling A C Winfley Straight Game
Sterling A C Winfley of Cleveland lost 70 to 18 to Cleveland Bell in a business men league game. Sterling had five straight losses, with 12 points by Bell for Cleveland. The Korner Klub of Wooster visits Sterling on Saturday February 17 for another strong matchup.
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Togeday
Geo Worthington
Cleveland
Caine
Cleveland E Bell
Ting
Sterling
Korner Klub
Wooster
Grange Meeting Sparks Discussion and February Plans
The Rittman Grange held a February 9 meeting with songs and recitations. Members debated the greatest problem facing farmers and heard E P Steiner lead a talk on how to solve it. A February 3 program on the Federal Land Bank was announced by R V Fredrick.
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Grange
Allen Steiner
Rittman Grange
E .P. Steiner
Washington
R V. Fredrick
Federal Land Bank
State Grange and Farm Bureau Draft Highway Police Bill
Ohio State Grange and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation draft a bill to establish a state highway police system with about 100 mounted officers to enforce the Burke law on truck overloading tire width and oil laws. Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce bills sponsored to amend workmen compensation rules allowing private insurers to compete with the state. The measure defines joyful retirement related to employee rights and increases weekly benefits, with employer appeal rights from state industrial commission decisions.
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Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
State Industrial” Commission
Rittman Auto Club Plans Protest on Wel i Jackson Road
The Rittman Automobile Club urges members and friends to join a demonstration in Wooster next Saturday morning to oppose the injunction on the Wel i Jackson road improvement plans. protest starts from Rittman at 6 00 a m with banners from Fredricks Garage.
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Riktman Automobile Clue
Gome
Wooster
Amwell-Jackson
Rittman
Ifinda
Fredricks Garage
Rittman Automobile Club
Fire damages Realty block in Rittman up to estimates
A Thursday morning blaze at the Realty block damaged Dr. Grozy’s dental offices and the post office area. Firefighters limited damage to about $2000, affecting the post office, Rittman Prosa, and American Legion rooms. origin suspected from an overheated stove pipe near a furnace.
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Grege White
Post Office
Rittman Prosa
American Legion
Oil Well Struck On Sherman Lee Farm Near Sterling
The Medina Gas and Fuel Company drilled two wells on the Sherman Lee farm near Sterling. An oil well was struck last week after a gas find failed. The Lee farm oil flow is being stored in grid tanks brought from Wooster while plans for wider drilling unfold. Local stockholders watch the Harpster oil venture as it nears 1000 feet, hoping for further success and continued drilling by the Janda leases.
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Medina Gas & Fuel Company
Sherman Lee
Sterling
J. L. Harpster Oil Co
Lee Farm
Harpster Farm
Wooster
Rittman
Harpster
Surprise Birthday Party Held At Creston Home
A surprise party honored Irene, daughter of Mr and Mrs Armstrong, at their Creston home with a large cake and festive dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wadeworth, Miss Madaling, Miss Midetitee, Mrs Crown, and other locals, sharing a joyful evening.
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Réy Armatrong
Creston
Irene
Theo
Mies
Trone
Bttson
Helen
Esther “Whitsdan
Fragmentary OCR item trims clarity
Incomplete readable text from a newspaper item shows garbled phrases and missing context making it impossible to identify people places or events. The fragment provides no clear action outcome or identifiable entities to summarize.
Subscription Campaign Doubles The Rittman Press Readership
About two weeks ago The Rittman Press launched a half page ad proposing a subscription renewal plan. Present subscribers could earn three dollars for renewals plus a new subscriber, with six months to recruit and a sixty nine cent bonus for each new name. The price remains two dollars, not the old rate. The campaign aims to expand the list without relying on traveling salesmen, and early results are promising as volunteers quickly bring in five to six new subscribers.
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Rittman Press
Olso
Traalesman
Doroi
Maxwell Chassis Bought for New Fire Engine
Last week a Maxwell chassis was purchased to be used as a fire truck with funds raised from waste paper drives and pledges. The total equipment cost will approach 34000 dollars and was financed without city money. Chief Iaparoli and assistant Irvin Blough led two years of waste paper drives, and their efforts are celebrated as the department moves toward a modern engine.
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Maxwell
Attman
Iaparoli
Irvin Blough
Miss Martha Smite Attends University of Michigan Hop
Miss Martha Smite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, visited Ann Arbor for the annual University of Michigan Hop. She was hosted by Elwyn Richard, a medical college senior, and enjoyed elaborate decorations, Japanese lanterns, and garden tableaux at the event and related festivities.
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Martha
A. Smith
University of Michigan
Miss Smith
Elwyn Richard
Medical College
U of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Met
Bound Oven Trial Report From Daily Standard
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a jury from Chiavatter Noon and a statement by a witness. The text references a fast trio and a statue in a Sunday page, with unclear names or dates.
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Wee
Mueh
Seo Tye
Ohio Boxboard Co Demonstrates New Automatic Fire Alarm
The Ohio Boxboard Co. installs an automatic fire alarm system and plans a plant whistle demonstration next Saturday afternoon to showcase alarms for different locations. The event aims to attract attention as the latest in fire alarm technology and will likely draw a crowd at the plant.
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Ohio Boxboard Co
Building Location Policy for New Sikh School Sparks Board Debate
The board favors a main street site for the new school citing civic, supervision, and cost reasons while planning to keep primary grades nearby. Objections anticipated were addressed with a plan to avoid dismissing on Main Street and to relocate as needed. The proposal aims to serve a 4000 population with 860 youths, housing grades three through eight in the current high school building.
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Board of Education
Main-st
Clvic
Mainst
Malnst
Qwan
Thnt Alooly
Pronetit
Pragent
Local Barber Shot Sparks Bank Intrigue
The fragmentary report describes a barber incident and bank related confusion amid unclear details. Strong entities include an unnamed barber and a Rutnian Savings bank, with references to a Tuesday event and public reaction. The text notes a fight or confrontation and a post office moment before a realization about shifting locations.
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