Mayor Shackleford Targets Liquor Violators in Weekend Sweep
Saturday night Mayor Shackleford and officers nabbed three liquor law violators. Frank Kluceree of Akron faced a $500 fine for illicit liquor transport after selling raisin jack to Erie Railroad workers. Joe Yarnish, fined $10 for intoxication, and Paul Risk of White City, fined $500 for manufacturing liquor, were also arraigned.
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Shackleford
Paul Risk
White City
Marshall Aillis
Arley Moyer
Still
The Ford Strays Onto Erie Tracks at Sterling Crossing
An unnamed driver at the Sterling avenue crossing on the Erie line lost control of a Ford vehicle. The front wheels skidded parallel to the rails and required stopping, backing, and readjustment to continue. Had a train been approaching, a second accident might have occurred.
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Erie Tracks
Sterling Avenue
Sterling
Erie
Brethren Aid Society Sets Bake Sale This Saturday
The Brethren Aid Society announces a bake sale this Saturday afternoon at Lance Bros Grocery store. Proceeds support local aid programs.
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Brethren Aid Society
Lance Bros- Grocery
Wednesdays Community Sale Boosts Local Merchants
Report on the first Community Sale shows all members satisfied. Merchants praised strong demand with one dealer telephoning Akron to restock and selling five cases of a soap special during the event. Organizers aim to improve and boost turnout at the next sale.
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Akron
Masquerade Social Held by Maccabees Club in Rittman
The Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees of Rittman held a dime social and masquerade at Maccabee Hall on Tuesday evening. Attendees enjoyed candy popcorn and other treats, with admission and purchases costing a dime. Prizes included best dressed man Otto Boysr and best dressed lady Miss Pontius, plus comical honors for Harry Knowlton and a pookie prize for John Kunkler.
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Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Rittman
Maccabee Hall
Otto Boysr
Miss Pontius
Harry Knowlton
John Kunkler
John
Women's Benefit Association
Pope Pius XI Crowned in Rome Amid Crowded Ceremony
Pope Pius XI was crowned in St Peter's Basilica, Rome, with princes and dignitaries of the church, diplomats, and Roman aristocracy in attendance. The ancient coronation rite was observed as the new pope assumed the papal throne amid scenes of pomp and enthusiasm.
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Rome
St. Peters
Will Weimer Falls From Load Of Corn Fodder
Will Weimer, employed for a Mr Fraze near the Old Peoples Home, fell Tuesday from a load of corn fodder he was hauling and received a severe scalp wound. He required thirty six stitches to sew the laceration and the wound exposed the bone. The patient’s condition is said to be as well as can be expected.
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Will Weimer
Fraze
Weimer
Creston Invades. RR High Boys Edge Creston in Close Game
Creston invaded for a tight contest with Rittman high school, the boys winning 19 to 17 after a strong start led by Creston at halftime. The girls fell 10 to 6 as Creston opposed local rules and benefited from key fouls, with Brown Jones Liardgrove and Sheets Conley noted for effort.
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Ole Tocat High
Atart
Rittman
Brown
Jones
Liardgrove
Sheets Rand Conley
Tocal
Starfish
Media Hi
Medina Hi
Nittman Grange hosts lively Sterling meeting
A bustling Grange gathering in Sterling featured a Boy Scout program, music, recitations, and a plan to display at the Grange fair. Worthy Master Steiner was elected exhibit leader and committees for 1922 were named, with fertilizer orders to Swift Company and clover seed purchases arranged.
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Beulah
Cecelia
Junior McConnell
Doris Steele
Warry Anderson
Mida Steele
Elma Ziglar
Wm. Kanengelser Jf
E. D
Steiner
Daskey
Creston
C. BB. Beylor
Beyler
Swift Company
C. I_Stainar
Henry Wirth
Charlies Walker
Aid
Wa. Kanengelser
Peter Hesidence
Ed.Munser
Gareahay Willem Fixtor
Mra. Co
Mrs Wright Falls at ER Home in Wadsworth
Mrs Wright, long known to citizens as Pat Rittman’s heat, fell at the Wright home in Wadsworth and was injured while at the emergency room. The report notes her condition following the accident and the response at the local hospital.
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Wadsworth
Irs
Pat Rittman
Wright
Wadsworth J
Local K of P Members Attend Sterling Lodge Degree Work
Members of the local Knights of Pythias lodge traveled to Sterling Tuesday evening for degree work by the K of P lodge there. Eight candidates from the local lodge participated with help from Knights of Pythias from Seville Creston and Wadsworth. The group enjoyed a lunch of bandwithes and coffee after the exercise in a new Starting Castle that seats many. Dr C C Gregg of the local lodge was named County Deputy at the grand lodge meeting the first time a Rittman lodge member has held the post.
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P. Lodge
Sterling K
K. of P. Lodge
Sterling
Pythias
Seville
Creston
Wadsworth
Rittman K
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Tittmart
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Rittman Independents Fall to Ohio Match in Garage Gym Bout
The Ohio Match defeated Rittman Independents 24 to 14 in a Wednesday gym game. Wittman’s squad benefited from outside players including ex Wittenberg star Mr Witter, with Rittman narrowly trailing late in the contest.
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Rittman Independents
Ohio Match Co
Ohio
Wadaworth
Anmasae
Wittman
Soforn
Wtter
Wittenberg
Rittman
Widaworth
Leapley Nominates for County Surveyor Post
G Leapley seeks the Democratic nomination for County Surveyor. He is a deputy surveyor with seven years of field experience and a graduate engineer, aiming to apply his practical and technical skills to the office.
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O. G. Leapley
Leapley
Arrest Near Marshall Silur for Untawful Liquor Manufacturing
George Preth of near Marshallville appeared before Judge Starn of the common pleas court on three charges of unlawfully manufacturing intoxicating liquors. Teport states Prath admitted two months of illicit activity and said profits were for his own use. his wife was briefly charged but denied aiding him. Judge Strn fined 760 dollars plus costs and gave time to raise the amount, with potential further action due to disability.
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George Preth
Marshallville
Starn
Common Pleas Court
Taewart Tani
Patterson
Sharif Lantzenhelser
Prell
Sulity
Uis
Pratt
Pro
Hauer
Strrn
Laundry Stolen From Truck During Akron Trip
Last Saturday Unrnion Waber and family went to Akron via Doylestown where Mr Faber left laundry orders and had hotel laundry for Wadsworth. On returning after an hour their truck was missing the laundry valued at about 8 to 9 dollars, which Faber had to pay the owner.
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Akron
Doylestown
Mrs. Elias Conrad Ill in Rittman as Illness Deepens
Mrs Elias Conrad, a well known Rittman woman, is reported very ill. She has battled sickness for years and, while previously recovering, her current condition is more serious. She has several children in town and two living out of town, and is elderly living with an unmarried son William. Friends express hope for her recovery.
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Elias Conrad
Rittman
Conrad
Worae Tan
William
Twins Surprise Hoover Brothers Birthday Party
On Monday evening February 13 a large group of friends gathered at the homes of Lloyd and Floyd Hoover to celebrate their joint birthday anniversary. A hearty lunch was served and many engaging games followed as guests wished the twins many more happy birthdays.
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Messrs
Lloyd
Floyd Hoover
Avery
Maiagny
Income Tax Facts Reflect Benefits for Families in 1921
Changes in the revenue law favor the average family man. A married person with income up to 5000 paid a personal exemption of 2000 under 1921 rules, compared with 2500 exemption plus 400 per dependent in 1916. A family with three children would owe 12 this year on 4000, but 56 previously. Taxpayers must file returns by March 18, 1922, with forms available from internal revenue collectors.
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Rittman man released on bond after assault charges
A Rittman man was released on bond today after facing assault charges. Judge Starn set $600 bail as relatives argued over the case. The defendant returned to Rittman as the county records noted the proceedings.
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