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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1934

Page

1

Scarlet fever epidemic closes Rittman schools

An outbreak of scarlet fever prompts the Rittman board of education to close all schools for the coming days and potentially the full next week. Public gatherings are urged to be curtailed. Several pupils and families are quarantined or restricted due to exposure.

Rittman Rittman Board of Education W. G. Rhoten Snyder Haney S .G. Gordon Roy Faber James Scott, Sr James Mitch Hasenl Dawson Mike Serjack Iris Taylor William Harmon Kenneth Osborn Clem. Moses Adolph Ahstorfer J. Bb. Vallandingham Frank Webner Pecarlle Hawkins Harry Stlyad Davis-McCoy Alpheus Goffinet de Gisey Bernie Wilson Olive Ferguson Kenneth Ott Dawson Orror Salem Doylestown Shreve Phrysicians Katla Kratchen Martin Becker Robert Means

Dennis Roland former Rittman resident dies

Dennis Roland E. Dennis a former Rittman resident died. He survived by his wife Mrs. Jerry Dennis three brothers and four sisters. Services were held at 2 p m Friday at Campster Hickman chapel Barberton with Rev B S Arnold officiating. Interment will be made in Rittman.

Roland E. Dennis N. W Mra Jerry Dennis Grace Hickman Chapel Barberton B. “S. Arnold Rittman

Grange Presents Program At Local Meeting Friday

Grange are Four presents program at the meeting Friday evening per lecturer Mrs Esther Lance. Readings include The Battle Flag and Common Mistakes of English by Mrs E E McConnell. Martha Conrad reads Birthdays in February. Doris Steele and Ruth Kanengel perform Colonial Days music with a roll call.

Fthe Ruinian Grange Esther Lance Ross Flag E_E. McConnell Martha Conrad Doris Steele Ruth Kanengelser

Merchants Advertise to Earn Public Patronage in Rittman

Local merchants urge readers to trust advertisements as a measure of value and reliability. The Rittman Press features a half page ad campaign by area merchants highlighting pricing claims and the belief that careful attention to ads saves money for shoppers.

Rittman Merchants Rittman Press

Wooster College Professor Delbert Lean Speaks at Olla Podrida Banquet

The Olla Podrida club held its annual banquet at the Presbyterian church with 46 members and guests. Professor Delbert Lean of Wooster College discussed international affairs, warning of war risks in Europe and praising peace efforts including the League of Nations and Geneva talks.

Delbert Lean Wooster College Olla Podrida Club Presbyterian Church Anna Norton Lean Warone Saar Austria Geneva Europe League of ‘Nations League Buro

Trapping Season Ends and Local Court Briefs Report

Court briefs summarize trapping season ending February 15 including muskrat trapping. Elva Rohr of Chippewa township was ordered to Massillon State Hospital after a hearing before Judge Saunders. Sheriff Nauman escorted her to the institution. Trustee Myrtle Albright of Prooater reappointed to five year term on Wayne County Children’s Home board along with Geyer Firestone Yocum Fisherittman. Real estate transfers list estates in Canaan Doylestown and Rittman. Marriage license issued to Fetzer and Welser. Antoinette Gaborsky of Akron sues Joseph Gaborsky of Rittman for divorce. they wed in New York City Feb 24 1927 and have two children.

Martin Tyrrell Saunders Elva Rohr Massillon'’State Hospital Bert Nauman Myrtle-Albright Prooater Board of County Wayne County Chilren F. B.” Geyer Wooster W. A. Firestone Salem Grate Yocum J. H. Fisherrittman Anthony Eby Eligabeth’ Eby Fin Canaan Citizen’s Saving’ and Loan Co James A.bruny Rittman C. B. Barth Dennis Galehouse Doylestown Hannah Wells Ast Ebert Fetzer Canaan Farmer

Ralph Overholt Attends Grandmother's Funeral in Wadsworth

Ralph Overholt attended the funeral of his grandmother Mrs. Willam Overholt in Wadsworth on Wednesday. The 85 year old, longtime Mennonite member, had written her own obituary a week before death and left it with the minister. Surviving children remained in Wadsworth.

Ralph Overholt Willam Wadsworth Overhollt Philadelphia

State Engineer Inspects Local Water Works

Bruce M. McDill assistant engineer in the Department of Health inspected the village sewage disposal plant and water works on Wednesday. He gave routine recommendations and urged the village to hire a registered professional engineer to oversee operation. The 1915 plant needs changes and additions to reach adequacy. improvements could be funded by declaring a public utility and creating a sewage charge.

Bruce.m.mcdill Department of Health Maxgr Snyder McDill

Disarmament: A Youth Opinion on Peace and War

A youth argues disarmament is the only path to peace, warning that preparedness fuels arms races and war. He notes U S spending on weapons exceeds other nations, urges disarmament now to avoid a slide into conflict and a global military build up.

Guttons TG YP Manesera Hes Thaon Arma Miedrty United States Dsarm United ‘States Congress Sam Blillona Iag

Milk prices fixed for Wayne county effective Feb 15

The Ohio Milk commission fixed consumer milk prices in Wayne county starting February 15. In Rittman Wooster Orrville and Applecreek prices are 10 cents per quart 6 cents per pint for 2.7 percent butterfat or less 11 cents per quart 7 cents per pint for 3.8 to 4.3 percent butterfat 12 cents per quart 7 cents per pint for 4.3 to 6 percent butterfat.

Wayne County Ohio Milk Commission Rittman Wooster Orrville Applecreek

Tournament talk on age sectional tournament prospects

The article notes strong teams from Wayne and Ashland counties and predicts a hard to pick favorite for the age sectional meet. It cites three to four standout squads in Wayne, solid contenders in Meilinn and Ashland counties, and enthusiasm for next week’s Wooster draw.

Rittman Salivan Matiglic Thires Wayne Dalton Congress Meilinn County Colo Seville Chatham Lod Liverpool Ashland County Sulivan Reportaura Wooster Holmeg Nts. de Anite Oen

Legionnaires Slate Session at Wooster Legion Post

Legionnaires from Coshuatog Tol mes Tuscarawas and Wayne counties plan a subdistrict epee meeting at Wooster Memorial Hall Friday February 25. Subdistrict Commander Hill of Millersburg will preside with Post 68 hosting and inviting Legion men and non members to attend.

Legionnaires Coshuatog Tolmes Tuscarawas Wayne Arepee Wooster Rusiday Memorial Ballat Pom Aitimat Legion Tham

Scouts Continue Designated-Work Drive

The Boy Scouts press on with designated work set by President Roosevelt on February 10. They plan another canvass between now and March 3 to gather clothing bedding and furniture donations. Troop leaders and officials thank the public for offers and urge contributions from those who have not yet given.

Boy Scouts Roosevelt Trogp

World Day of Prayer Observed at Creston Church

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Creston held an afternoon service at the M. E. church for World's Day of Prayer. Mrs Leggett and Mrs Cedrici Carpentar led the program with songs such as Jesus Calls Us and The Last Dream of the Virgin. A ladies quartet performed The Lord is My Shepherd and On Wings of Prayer before closing with prayer.

Acniety of Creston Bylday Blol. Leggett Mesdames Co M. McGuff M.jordan T. H. Ewing D. K. Gonsemer Mang Bohhert Drayer

United Cigar Cagers Eliminated From Tourney

The United Cigar team lost to Holmesville by 17 18 in the second annual Shreve Independent basketball tournament. Earlier Tuesday night the Cigar lineup defeated Crestonites 33 516.

United Cigar Holmesville Shreve Basket Crestonites

Work In Excavation Under Way at Primary School Basement

Eight workers are employed under the Works Progress Administration to complete the excavation of the primary school basement. Plans call for the basement to be concreted late in the spring.

Births in Third Street Area Reported

Mr and Mrs BU Williams report a daughter born Tuesday morning on Third Street east of Rittman. A baby girl was born this Thursday morning nearby.

BU Williams Rittman

Light and Power Property 10 Auctioned After Court Order

The Reserve Power and Light Company properties in multiple central Ohio counties are set for sale under a federal court order to satisfy a $621,910 judgment. John B. Mier is appointed to manage the sale and property transfer, with expected noninterference with municipal power contracts.

Reserve Power Penn Central Light Ain Hriwer Company Altoona John B. Mier Russel Voint Ohio Woat Mupleipal Pray Artiog F Power and Light Company

Ohio State University Aids Students With Part-Time Jobs

Ohio State University plans a student employment program offering several hundred part-time positions for spring quarter starting March 27. Positions pay between 10 and 20 dollars monthly and aim to help students unable to attend without aid. Applications are being received and mailed to B L Stradley University Examiner for forms.

Ohio State University RIC George W. Rightmiré Thesrodaral Ohio State Thlu Ohio State Delag B.L

Creston Boys Arrested For Stealing Chickens

Five Creston youths were arrested on a chicken theft charge. Charles Woodward and Donagid Sykea were bound over to the grand jury after arraignment in Justice John G. Yaunost's court. Paul Slatar Otto Glasnarp and David Fallsnight faced hearings in common pleas court. three admitted robbing chicken houses and their case was reserved for probate court before Juvenile Judge U S Saunders.

Creston Charles. Woodward Donagid Sykea John “G. Yau Nost Paul Slatar Otto Glasnarp David Fallsnight Pleas Court Juvendié Saunders

Mrs Mary Emirons Honored Mother Passes at 74

Mrs Mary Emirons 74 of Big Prairie dies Wednesday after months of illness. Survived by three daughters Mildred Royal Kerr and Mrs Baker. Services set for Friday 2:30 pm at Newkirk Church with burial in Newkirk Cemetery.

Mary Emirons Welker .Baker Big Prairie Mildred Royal Kerr Baker Newkirk

Fleury's Wedding musical comedy sponsored by local group

Local residents appear in the musical comedy Fleury's Wedding presented this week with sponsorship by the Rittman P T A Singing and dancing choruses organized to add color to the performance.

Fleury Rittman P-T. A

Birthday of Washington Celebrated Nationwide

Fragmentary text recalls Washington's birthday with garbled phrases and references to his title "father of his country." Mentions of 1739 and periods of independence appear muddled, with unclear dates and places. The piece seems to celebrate a national birthday without coherent details.

Founders Day Notes From P T A Observed At School

Founders Day was observed during the regular P T A meeting at the Wieh school auditorium. Members and friends attended the program featuring a revival of the “Beginnings of Parent-Teacher Work” and a debate on US policy.

Severpl Frlandys Kira Tider United States Perutin Tradio Operntian Control-t L. Hanty Tha Wiitmnative Friscos Norger Hvin Lovey Ami Roscoe Hurshey Tosnivo Nantricg Rana rAnna Broplmnica Roger Mary McCae Prasent Wan Plés B. Galohouro Heachy Mr.j F. BE. Gilbert W. 3 Wodager

Wooster County notices corn hog contracts recalled daily

Wayne County Advisory committee states that corn hog contracts will be recalled daily beginning this week at the temporary office in the court house auditorium Wooster. Local growers urged to file worksheets proofs and contracts before March to avoid last minute rush. Interest in the county reports has increased greatly especially among hog producers who will receive attractive payments.

Wayne County Advisory Committee Wooster Ovidance Sheate

Men's Chorus Grows Amid Cold Weather Rehearsals

The Men’s Choral club reports enrollment at 48 with new members joining weekly. Rehearsals occur each Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school building under director Prof Deveney, with selections including Winter Song and The Shadow March.

Four disqualify for postmaster race in Sxamina

The January examination for the postmaster position in Sxamina disqualifies four candidates, leaving Robert Hickin Frank Hanes and Janos Dowd as finalists. The final selection will occur within two weeks, with the winner likely to take office soon after appointment.

Sxamina Wt Rittman Wernesiay Democmtia Party Tov Thalr Angan Dagne la Wadsworth Pontmaater AL Waddworth William I Dagne Ean Chierao Mont Don Walarter Dongresaman V. Mough Paague Mading Dugue Navoral Jewal

Outside Meter Box Option for Building Owners

The article discusses whether the meter box should stay outside and how owners may request or require changes. It notes that the electric company may install or relocate the meter at their expense and that owners can hire a competent electrician to perform work, with costs mostly borne by the owner.

Fai Stratgt Snyderi Thanstallation Electric Dbatman Electric Company Ramainse Saydor

Rotarians Endorse Muskingum Conservation Project

Rotary club members from Rittman Wadaworth Orrville and Laodt met to discuss the Muskingum conservation project. Trustee Manifold of Youngstown spoke in support and Rotary members pledged ongoing backing.

Munkingim Rittman J Rotary Club Manafold Youngstown Eotle Aly Tts Rotary Clube Wadaworth Orr

Boy Scout Meeting Plans Announced By Leaders

The Boy Scouts held a Monday meeting with Harold Morris and Frank Gilbert presenting announcements. Events include Interpatrol contest ending February 26 and Court of Honor March 19, plus an overnight hike to Camp Manatek. Newberry Poe and Ned Gilbert named buglers as the meeting closed with Taps and the Eagle trail.

Boy Stout Col. Ora Harold Mortris Frank Gilbert Camp Manatec William Newberry James Poe Ned Gilbert Russell Snyder

Bake Sale for St Ann’s Church Planned

Reading shows a church bake sale organized by The Ladies of St Ann’s. The note mentions a Lenten sale at the parish, with sweets and baked goods to raise funds for parish needs.

St.’ “Ann's Bat- Sieger Maranray

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