County oratorical contest plans and board actions
The article notes RY man’s participation in the county oratorical contest and reports Ohio state education board compliance. It also covers the school board’s reelection of officers, approval of a wrestling match next Wednesday, and restrictions to ensure orderly conduct of independent athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Yeorsin
Sinc
iMr
Ohio State Board of Education
Boarmet
Jaat
W. Bodayer
C. B. Shook
M. R. Rittar
Tedary
Qrion Schaefer
Schacfer
Konttore High
Post Office Box Use and Rural Delivery Regulations
The article outlines postal policy on mail delivery, box ownership, and customer guidance. It discusses Post Office boxes for patrons, encouraged stamp purchases, and rural village delivery practices. It notes emergency withdrawals, multiple mail deliveries, and the need for patrons to arrange boxes if they want more frequent mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post - Office Department
Ander
Sit‘lg
Rittman
Legion News Johnson to speak at Washington banquet
On January 11 a Legion banquet will honor past commanders within the Wayte County Council. State Commander Patterson will attend and address the gathering, open to all Legion members. Dues are $4 and tickets from Cloyle Stearns. subdistrict standings noted with Rittman at 39 paid, aiming for 60.
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Nat'l Cote
Louisa A
Johnson
Washington, RD. C
Natal
Fertaha
R. C. T. C. the-Naal~Guard;‘the © C.M. T. G
National Reserve
Janary
Shreve
Waytec y“County Council
Patterson
Legion
Cloyle
Stearns
Rittman
Rites for Brother of Mrs Boling Held at Salem Lutheran
Funeral services were conducted at Salem Lutheran church in Madisonburg for F Frank Pressler, brother of Mrs C G A Boling. He died Sunday after a long illness following an October operation. Interment was in Wooster. Survived by his wife, one foster daughter Dorothy Haston, five sisters Cora Smith Ernia Herman Anna Messner Lou Don Hills Alice Bauman and Mary Boling, and two brothers William and Charles Pressler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Lutheran Church
Madison
F Frank Pressler
GC. A. Boling
Wooster
Pressler
Madisonburg
Dorothy Haston
William
Charles Pressler
Cora-Smith
Ernia Herman
Wallaville
Anna
Messner
Loudon Hills
Youths Approve Parole for February Decision
Parole announcements list Vaniine Sordan and Bert Booth bet of fear Sterling as set for parole next month. The reform school reformatory issued notices Saturday stating both defendants have completed terms and will be released upon clearance.
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Vaniine Sordan
Bert-Booth-bet
Sterling
Sabout
Yeaterday
Mi -“Mansfeld“reformatory
Local Obituary Notice for Creaton Resident
The fragmentary obituary notes the death of a Creaton area resident with ties to Shagrin Falls and Cleveland. It mentions survivors including a son and a sister and references family members in Buckingham and Daltoh areas. The notice lists local schools and civic connections, but many names and details are garbled.
United Brethren Names School Officers For 1933 Year
The annual United Brethren selection lists the Sunday school staff for 1933 with roles in adult and junior supervision secretaries treasurers librarians choristers pianists cradle roll officers and assistants. Named are Henry Lendy Vv Fredrick Evelyn Harter Doris minorly Helen Jones D R Niles Pauline Ruckel Alma Ashbrook Homer Ferrer C Burkett Marjorie Stoolmiller Donna Dale Fredrick Kat-Tyn Krowut Gauit Avrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Henry ‘Lendy
R. Vv. Fredrick
Evelyn ‘Harter
Doris
Helen. Jones
D. R. Niles
Mbrarians
Pauline Ruckel
Alma’ Ashbrook
Homer, Ferrer
C. Burkett
Marjorie Stoolmiller
Donna Dale Fredrick
Kat- Tyn Krowut
Gauit Avrandt
Fir
Milton Township PTA Meeting Noted
Milton Township Parents Teachers Association will meet at Sterling High School auditorium Monday evening January 9 at 8:00. John W. Maibach, the new president, will preside. Entertainment committee includes Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Miller, Miss Fannie, Miss Florence Smith.
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Milton Township
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sterling High School
Jehn W. Maibach
New
George Eastman
M. Miller
Fann
Florence Smith
Date For Jackson Day Banquet Not Settled This Year
The date for the annual Jackson Day banquet has not yet been set. The committee will announce the exact date and speakers later. Last year the January 5th event was skipped and this year the turnout is expected to be higher than before.
First Wayne County Baby Wins Wooster Prizes
Dr. Alexander reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs Geo Rosenbaum of 73 Salat at 45 B shaving occurred two hours after midnight of December 31. Prizes offered by Wooster business men go to the first baby born this year in Wayne county. Lions Linderman of Daylestown also have a newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stittman
Wooster Business
Wayne County
Alexander
Geo. R Rosenbaum
Rittman
Gus, Linderman
Daylestown
Fire origin probe widens in New Philadelphia blaze
Fire investigators question residents in New Philadelphia as they pursue the origin of a New Year's Eve fire. Officials say John Wein leads the inquiry and focuses on the We-B Robb complex as a possible scene. The weeklong probe continues with interviews and site checks.
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John Wein
New Philadelphia
Robb “Plock
Card of Thanks for Kind Assistance During Bereavement
We wish to thank all who kindly assisted us during our recent bereavement. Mrs W W Bauman and Family we thank you for support and kindness.
Card of Thanks from Ralph Andre
A short thank you note appears from Ralph Andre thanking friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during a difficult time. The card expresses gratitude for kindness, prayers, and visits received from the community.
Thelma Welch Marries Lawrence Rhoades in Marion
Thelma Welch and Lawrence Rhoades wed in Marion Ohio on December 20. Rev George officiated at the ceremony. The newlyweds will reside at 329 West Seventh Street Marysville.
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Thelma Welch
Marion
Cantata at Sterling Sunday Postponed Due to Illness
Spice Christmas Cantata The Now Born King was postponed because of illness of a partner. The Sterling church planned to present it Sunday evening at 7 30 under the direction of Miss Marie Bixel in the Sterl ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa ‘Marié
Bixel
Steiner Named to Unexpired County Trustee Term
Justice Win Shackelford appointed C J Steiner to the Milton Township Board of Trustees this week to fill the unexpired term of BE McConnell who began serving as County Commissioner on Monday.
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C. J. Steiner
Milton Township
Win_Shackelford
Steiner
BE. E. McConnell
Sterling Man Dies After Months of Illness
Henry Rosso, longtime Sterling resident, died at his home this Thursday morning after an extended illness. He was 68 and had lived in Sterling since youth. Survived by wife Maggie Weaver and daughter Minnia of Akron. Funeral arrangements not announced at this writing.
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Henry "Rosso
Sterling
Mise
Maggie Weaver
Minnia
Akron
Ladies' quilting event at Sterling A B church
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sterling A B church held an all day quilting at Mrs Flora Rich's home on Thursday. A covered plate lunch was served at noon. The business meeting was presided over by President General Linder Camp.
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Ald’ ‘Society
Flora Rich
Inves
Gen. Lindercamp
Newborn Daughter Named Nancy Jeannine
A baby girl arrived at the Roth home on First Street weighing six pounds and a half. Nancy Jeannine is the announced name, with the family expressing joy at the birth.
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Arid
Richard” ‘Roth
Nancy Jeannine
Johnson appoints committees for Brotherhood meeting
John Johnson, president of the Brotherhood, appoints committees to oversee the first meeting at the church on Monday evening January 23. Entertainment committee includes Roy Beal, Harry Fortney, Wilton-Sheld. others are named for service and decorum.
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The
Brotherhood
Sigrling
G. B. Church
Ite
D. i Johnaoy
Nes Entertainment
Roy “Beal
Harry
Fortney
Wilwon-Stoeld
I Hiekmat Poral Euhme
Hms Comets
Valenting
Honor Hart
Willing 5 Have Party Watch Happen at Church New Year
A church hosted an all ages watch party for New Year’s Eve. The event featured a theater performance and a wide variety of games and content. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches fruit and cocoa as midnight neared.
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Teather
Shinetz
Doris
Local Matmen Set To Wrestle In Akron Friday Night
Recreational club wrestling brings nine Akron entrants to Buchtel for a Friday night meet. Orion Schaefer leads the squad, weighing 185 pounds, with a 256-pound opponent expected. Rittman also fields a strong lineup including Booth Sigler Snell Campopeli File Werty Brenneman Preatle Kratchen, ranging 80 to 165 pounds. Next Wednesday January 11 features the Rittman Kenmore clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Schaefer
Akron
Buchtel
Rittman
T. —Floya
Mrs Wattiamita Marbel's Two Week Ti Appointment Ends
Mrs Wattiamita Marbel, who has been Ti for the past two weeks, was taken.
Tan Tee Practice Session Notes From Local Drill Field
A brief on training drills and practice routines at the local site. Observers note routine exercises, equipment checks, and focus on technique. No incidents reported.
Unclear fragment hints at local item
Fragmentary OCR text includes stray letters and broken names. no coherent event, person, or organization is readable to form a factual summary.
Oil lamp blaze sparks Sterling Avenue fire
A lamp fire on Sterling Avenue causes a blaze in a residence damaging part of the apartment and surrounding areas. Firefighters responded quickly, preventing spread to adjoining rooms and nearby structures. No injuries reported.
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Sterling
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