Wayne Medina Producers' Association Holds Annual Meeting
Wayne Medina Producers' Association met Monday with many producers present. Treasurer Buyler reported year results, contracts for milk distributors were read, committees approved, and officers reelected led by President Beery who declined another year. The next semi annual meeting is planned for August.
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de Ynee Pee Wayne
Medina
Mite Producers’ “Association
C.B. Buyler
Aubs
Ote ‘McConnell
Elmer
Lee
Hese
Beery
Agginss
Pres
J. W Beery
Rittman
Ed Kerr
Seville
Correction on Rittman Hardware verdict in Schorger case
The Press corrects last week's report on the Rittman Hardware Co versus John Schorger. The jury awarded $18.38 to the hardware firm, not the full sum claimed, with $1.00 remaining unpaid. The error was unintentional.
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Tom Schorger
Beouit BrowTith
Rittreans, Hardware , Co
Rittman Hardware
John Schorger
Seberger
Rittman Hardware Co
Fentty
Schor
Ger
Pierce Family Moves to Akron from Rittman
Mr and Mrs A Pierce and their family are moving to Akron this Thursday after selling their home on Ne First St to Mr and Mrs Chas Rohrer. The Pierces have owned several houses in Akron and will move into one of them. they have long resided in Rittman and neighbors wish them well in their new home.
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A. Pierce
Akron
Chas
Rohrer
Pierce
Pierce's
Rittman
Ritman Savings Bank Stockholders Hold Annual Dinner
The Ritman Savings Bank stockholders met Wednesday for the annual gathering. A fine chicken dinner was served by the W. C. C. ladies to forty two people in Maccabee hall starting at 7 00 p.m. Judge Welser delivered an interesting talk before adjournment to the director’s room. A fuller report will appear next week.
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Rithan Savings Bank
Maccabee Hall
Welser Foldoyeds
Rutman Savings Bank
Injured Worker At Blue Boxboard Co. In Village
Claude Schwartz, son of W. W. Schwartz, was injured at Blue Boxboard Co. when two fingers were caught in a creasing machine. He escaped with the loss of two fingernails and significant squeezing of the fingers while the machine operated with force.
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Blue Boxboard Co
Clauda
W. W. Schwarts
Cartoonist Frank B Logan Delights Lyceum Audience
Soldier-turned-artist Frank B Logan spoke at the school auditorium on a Wednesday evening. A good crowd attended to see and hear the famous cartoonist and his captivating caricatures.
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Frank B Logan
John Fisher Volunteers For Venison Feed Honor
John H Fisher a Medina real estate dealer volunteers for a hunter's duty at an Odd Fellows hall meeting. One hundred nine sportsmen heard J W Stubers discuss game laws and enforcement. Venison was planned for next year with five volunteers named and two drawn to supply meat.
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John H Fisher
John
Odd Fellows
Medina
J W Stubers
Columbus
Ohio
Draiwingarns
Subscription for the Press Paid in Advance
The notice invites subscribers to confirm prepayment arrangements for presses and renewals. It outlines terms for ongoing access and possible adjustments to delivery schedules and rates.
Jackson Day Celebration in Wooster by Democrats
The 67th Jackson Day event in Wooster featured a woman speaker to boost women voters. The program included invocations, addresses by Emma Dutty Miller and Hon. Wings, a solo, and a banquet with Chase West as president and Judge Welser as toastmaster, described as the most successful county celebration yet.
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Wooster
Chase West
Wooster College
Welser
Tera
Postmaster General Increases Mail Office Protection
The article notes weak protection at a focal postoffice prior to recent reforms. Postmaster Longenecker received large guns and ammunition amid a new program to deter mail robberies. The plan includes furnishing guns to local police and expanding security measures across postal facilities.
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Longenecker
Sam
Gish Sisters Visit Cleveland and Family Ties Noted
Normanville fans learn Lilian and Dorothy Gish, stars of the Orphans of the Storm, are visiting Cleveland from Monday to Tuesday. Mr Gish, a local banker and cousin of the actresses, secured a brief interview and confirms Lilian's marriage to producer D W Griffith and Dorothy's marriage. The sisters once lived in Massillon, Ohio.
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Lilian
Dorothy Gish
Norman Noyle
JU. Gish
Mrish
Mr Gish
Cleveland
Misses Gish
D W Griffith
Griffith
Heussa Theatre
D.W. Griffith
Dorothy
Mr. Gish
Massilion
Olio
Congregation Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The congregation of the Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting Wednesday evening January lith. Reports from committees were read and approved. Officers were elected, including chorister If A Shook pianist Mrs L bert and Mr Joles as trustee. The meeting adjourned with refreshments in the Sunday School room.
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Haren
L Bert
Joles
Local Fire Crew Responds to Sencerst House Smoke Incident
Sunday afternoon the town fire signal blew and volunteers rushed to the Yochhelm home on Sencerst. Firemen found smoke and flames unclear in origin with furnace sawing blamed by a witness. investigators could not confirm the cause. Fire apparatus arrived quickly, hoses were connected, and the firemen were praised for a prompt response.
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Yochhelm
Sencerst
Creston Five Triumphs as Ritttman Girls Fall Short
Creston boys defeated Ritttman 23 to 21 at home, led by Brown and Jones at guard. Ritttman girls, playing under royal rules, lost despite strong guard play from Gorby Wright and Sothwarts, with Smith Johnson and Snell scoring at forward. Both teams plan a Medina trip on Friday January 1.
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Creaton
Rittman
Creston Xirla Tv
Inds
Creston
Croston
Medina
Lusa
Rootera
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Next Tuesday
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday evening January 17 at the Ashbol Auditorium. The program includes a talk on Tuberculosis by Rev. Ak Patter and Open Vire Schools. Elections of officers are held at this meeting. Music and general entertainment will follow.
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Ithe Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ashbol
Rev. Ak, I Platter
WM A MEYTS UDB Church Meeting Reports Program
WM A of the UDB church met January 4 in church parlors with thirty members and three visitors. The program included readings and poems by several members. The group planned home missionary work donating clothing and sewing for Mrs. Craig's grandchildren after a house fire. Next meeting is February first Wednesday evening.
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WM A
UDB
Sivon
Aurand
Mra
Oos Spade
Miss Yoder
Jeetha
Vernon Redneck
Wooster Hospital
Ohio veterans discuss distribution of Soldier bonus at Canton meeting
Post commanders and adjutants from Northeastern Ohio American Legion gathered in Canton last Sunday to learn methods for distributing the Ohio Soldier bonus. Speaker Aobn-R ate Qnge of Cleveland entertained as he did in World War I. Adjutant H W S Squibbs and Commander Verne Gebhart attended among others.
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American Legion
Ohio
Canton
Qnge
Cleveland
Fleor
McQuigg
Harding
Igy
Teri
Legion ‘oMcers
Squibbs
Verne’ Gebhart
Mamie Vetter Takes Vows At Cleveland Chapel
Mamie Vetter, accompanied by Mia Sebastia Vetter and daughters Louise and Oliva, received a blessing and took a vow at a Cleveland convent chapel. The vow is part of a three year commitment to continue her church work. Her earlier days in Rittman earned her friends and a spot in parochial school teaching in Cleveland.
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Mia
Sebastia Vetter
Louise
Oliva
Cleveland
Mamie Vetter
Rittman
Illustrated Lecture At Presbyterian Church On The Philippine Islands
An illustrated lecture titled The Philippine Islands will be shown at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at seven o'clock. The program features a screen display of a 15 inch high image covered with jewels once worshipped as the Holy Child by Filipinos. The talk discusses the Spanish Megellan voyage and the shift to worshipping the real God, highlighting the modern view in the Philippines.
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Woolden
Islands
Megellan
Philippine Islands
Presbyterian Church
Prohibition Victory Meet to be Held at Presbyterian Church
A local W C T U plans a Prohibition Victory Meet on Monday evening January 16 at 7 16 at the Presbyterian church. The program includes songs, readings, piano and violin solos, vocal duets and solos, a short devotional, five minute talk by Mayor Shackleford, and a closing song by school children with invitations extended.
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Presbyterian Church
Snell
Roger Murphy
Longenecker
Tracy Shook
Reading
Devore
Celia Holm
J. HL Fisher
Galhart
Harvey Shook
Bera
Barpster
Alt. Trarvey Shook
Freiman
Wanda Brenne
Auto license time extended to January 15th midnight
Mayor Shackleford reports from Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith that the deadline for auto license purchases is extended to January 15 at midnight. After that time license enforcement begins. licenses may be issued in Wadsworth and Wooster as well.
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Shackleford
Harvey C. Smith
Wadsworth
Wooster
Fragmentary Item Mentions Prices in Odd Terms
A clipped OCR snippet lists numbers and prices such as 40¢ 16c and 36e without clear context or event details. The readable parts obscure full meaning but indicate a price or value listing within a historical page segment.
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