21 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
1
Ike Conley reports on the Lindbergh publicity whirl as Lindy’s marriage dominates headlines. Public fascination runs high with gossip, sensational lines, and warnings of jealousy while other oddities appear in the same column such as gas production stats and a local arrest suit filed against a mayor.
The Presbyterian Church announces a five Sunday worship series starting February 24 with What Crucified Christ and continuing March 8 Why did He Have Himself Crucified March 10 What Shall We Think of it March 17 What Must We Do Because of It and March 24 Palm Sunday How to Make God Real to Men of Today Easter Sunday March 31 Rev Hendrickson invites all to attend and welcomes non members to worship Also Dr Samuel Nesbitt of Wooster will speak at the Men's Fellowship Dinner next Tuesday at 6 00 PM urging men to attend this second of four fellowship meetings with future gatherings planned for March and April Attendance by each man is requested.
Ten pupils. five eighth graders and five seventh graders formed the Citizens Civic League to promote better citizenship at school and in the community. The group sponsors programs, improves school discipline, keeps areas clean, and encourages adherence to health rules.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer attended the funeral of his aunt Miss Frances Brogan in Medina on Sunday. Miss Brogan died at her Pasadena home on February 12 and her body was brought to Medina for burial. Funeral services were held at Wolfe's Undertaking Parlors.
The club held a Monday evening meeting with Mrs A G Beery to discuss matters of child conservation. The president appointed a three person committee to explore establishing a kindergarten in connection with the school.
Odd fragment from a travelers club column mentions Bolins and a traveler journey to an undefined Bol scene. The text shows garbled wording but hints at a travel anecdote or club report with names and place references.
Cecil Porter of Canton Ohio was found in a stupor on a Rittman street after taking ten Verinol tablets in despair over a rejected romance. He was saved by Gilman and taken to Doctor Snyder for treatment before being jailed in Rittman and later Wooster for closer supervision.
Members of the D. of A. Lodge gathered Friday at Mrs. Wm Campbell’s home for a surprise party. The evening featured music and games followed by luncheon for guests Mrs. Emma Smith Ethel Wilmot Lottie Brook Bertha Smith Beatrice Gorson Osa Snyder Jessie Winship Mia Ralliwill and Mrs Royer.
The Senate approved an emergency bill by a 2 vote margin, authorizing 2,563,030 dollars for new buildings, equipment, and improvements at state institutions. It targets the feeble minded institute at Applecreek and moves to the governor, who is said to favor the measure.
A junior high glee club social event is described with details about attendees and activities. The note mentions Miss and social gathering context, with emphasis on school music group participation and celebratory framing.
Mr F S Maxwell returns from a months long vacation in the Rio Grande Valley Texas. Mrs Maxwell attended the Houston Permanent Wavers convention showcasing new methods in permanent waves finger waves and hair dressing. She has reopened her Permant Waving Salon at 237 East Larwill Street Wooster and will greet patrons.
In a Friday junior high game Dalton loses 22 to 11 to Rittman. early action sees Rittman lead 8 to 1 after the first quarter and 16 to 10 by the third. Dalton adds a late basket and substitutes, while Rittman sustains the advantage to finish ahead.
A fragmented OCR reads oddly with garbled names and stray phrases. It hints at a parade or event featuring Riggs and Mélvin Seena, with mentions of Ames and Raherty. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
K of P No. 786 held a Monday night gathering with Sir Knights from Wooster and nearby towns. After a formal lodge routine and several new dubbe d, a banquet featuring pigs knuckles and kraut followed. Wooster knights departed at midnight after the social onslaught. A surprise program is planned for all Knights at 8 p.m.
A banquet honoring State Commander R. G. Ingersoll will be hosted by the Howard A. Ball Post American Legion at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening February 4. The event joins civic groups including the Legion and Auxiliary Rotary Club and the Automobile Club. Shore members urged to attend. tickets available from club secretaries or Bayder's Drug Store.
A social euchre gathering at the Schlupihomia home featured guests including Mr. Bo Maurer, manager of the branch, office Stabs Malai, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot along with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Halliwill of Ritt Smid. The hostess served three courses during the event.
A fragmented note mentions Rotary club duties and committee roles. It cites Dr G and Ed with unclear affiliations, plus Stéonniiier. The text references Thursday noon services and a planned gathering, but specifics remain obscured.
Reports from papers near Rittman indicate outsiders now believe locals' claim that Rittman is the beast town in Ohio. The Ohio Boxboard Company plans a third paper mill opening around March 16, creating about 200 new jobs toward a goal of 6000 by 19807.
An February Saturday fatality occurred when a car driven by W. F. Rilke skidded on ice near Georgetown, striking and killing Benjamin Martin as he walked to help a stalled sedan. The other driver involved is unknown. Rilke and a passenger, Ladema Rike, were returning from transporting teachers and high school girls to a tournament.
Red roses adorned many Rittman dining room tables Friday as guests attended a Thursday luncheon bridge at Patlo a-beau hostelry in Massillon. The event featured a three course meal and a high score prize for Mrs. Oo Re Parkinson and Mrs. Charles Newman. Low scorers received bud vases with red roses. Hostesses were Mrs. Ystict S Salers and Mrs.
A fragmented report hints at a Rittman versus Sterling basketball clash during a Saturday tournament at Wooster. The snippet shows scorers and uncertain details, but confirms a competitive fight for points in the game.
In a fragmentary report, unclear text mentions events or names with partial phrases. Readable elements include references to persons or organizations and dates, but the core incident remains obscured by garbled OCR. The item suggests a local note or notice with limited legible context.
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