Rittman Hosts President Roosevelt Birthday Ball
The Rittman community plans a January 30 ball in the high school auditorium to aid the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. Ted Stultz and the Carnegie Tartans will perform, 600 tickets go on sale, and proceeds benefit infantile paralysis research. The event is led by the Democratic club with broad local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ted Stultz
Carnegie
Board of Education
Frank Harter
Rittman
Wayne County
Wooster
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevalt
Rittman’ Democratic Club
Clifford Graf
Grady Tagle
J. W. Maibach
Sterling
Halis
Examinations for Social Economists Under Civil Service
The U S Civil Service Commission invites applications by February 2 for Associate and Assistant Social Economist roles in the Children's Bureau, Department of Labor. Salaries are 3200 and 2600 dollars annually with retirement deductions. full details available from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
The
Uunited States Civil Services Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
United Brethren to Observe Three Day Service Sunday Morning
The United Brethren church will hold a three day service beginning Sunday morning with a special program. Speakers include Miles Hoover W G Hershey Rev J McGee and notes on needs for denominational college finance and strengthening religious educational colleges. Officers elected for the Brotherhood class are President Clayton Hoover vice president Gault Aurandt secretary treasurer William Bikes and teachers Rev C J McGee and J H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United “Brethren
Miles Hoover
W. G. Hershey
J. McGee
Clayton Hoover
Quarantine Ends for Corrine Barr in Wadsworth Home
Corrine Barr and her sister Juanita cared for by the Wilbur Keefer family in Wadsworth as both reportedly quarantined with scarlet fever at the Keefer residence. The Keefer home serves as their temporary shelter while the illness is monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miny
Corrine Barr
Bart
Rittman Relicf
Wilbur © Keefer
Wadsworth
Corrine
Juanita
Keefers
Keefer
Charles Miller
State” Street
Washington News Notes and Agricultural Debate
Ohio farmers in the 16th District may share about 464,285 in AAC production cut benefits with hog and corn groups receiving 227,084 and 237,204 respectively. Secretary Wallace condemns processing tax deductions by buyers and calls for farmers to refuse such reductions. The column mocks politicians in Washington and notes Finland’s war debt credit, plus calls for grade crossing elimination and remarks on currency policy. Richard F. Cleveland named Maryland Public Service Commission general counsel. Stark County women push agricultural extension funding. home extension reached 2,100 homes last year.
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Washington, D. C
16Th Congressional District
Agricultural Adjustment
Ohio State ‘Gorn and Hog Committee
H-G-Ramaower
Ohio
Wallace
Richard F. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Public Servicp Commission of
Maryland
Mra
H. L. Bowman
Stark
County Farm
Stark County
Proclamation for Roosevelt Birthday Charity in Rittman
The Village of Rittman proclaims support for a Warm Springs Foundation benefit honoring President Roosevelt. Citizens sponsor activities on January 30 to aid afflicted boys and girls, hoping for his continued health and strength amid economic challenges. Mayor Charles A. Snyder signs as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Bee
Rittman
Samael A
HSE Cotto
Charles A. Snydery
Rittman Eda
Male Chorus Sets Rehearsal Dates
The Nitto inmalechortus forms a going concern with Monday 8 00 p m rehearsals at the Wich S chfod building. Officers chosen include Director Prof William DeVeny Pianist Robert Smith President E R Mesanders Vice President I O Hart Secretary Treasurer Charles Stoelmiller and Assistant Secretary Treasurer Ioscoe Twartzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian, DeVeny
Wenorater Conservatory of Music
Wooster College’ Glee Club
Robert Smith
E. R—Mesanders
I. O. Hart
Charles Stoelmiller
Ioscoe Twartzler
Parent- Teachers Association
Sterling
Labor Union
Boy Scouts
Stamp Club
Rittman
Choris
Boy Scout Meeting Opens with Flag Ceremony and Hike Notice
The Boy Scout meeting began with flag presenting followed by law topics. Attendees were trained by Frank Gilbert A J Grant and Harold Morris, with a hike announced for Saturday at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isagit
Yates Podlédé
Frank Gilbert
A. J. Grant
Harold’ Morris
yAn
Gilbert
Pastime Theatre Sees Dual Features and Big Week
This week's Pastime Theatre offers a double feature Friday and Saturday with Olsen's Big Moment starring El Brendel and twenty five beauties plus Smoky the horse tale. Leading roles include Victor Jory Irene Bentley and Will James in a big screen duo. Also Clara Bow shines in Hogala with Pregton Foster and Richard Cromwell. WednesdayThursday brings Robert Young Leila Hyams in Saturdays Millions and Dorothy Wieck in Cradle Song a moving mother love saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogala
Pregton Foster
Clara
Richard ‘Cromwell
Robert Young
Leila Hyams
Dorothy Wieck
America
American Legion Auxiliary to stage No Men Admitted at high school
The American Legion Auxiliary will present the play No Men Admitted at the high school auditorium on Thursday January 25, replacing the earlier plan to perform in the W B A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion’ Auxiliary
Woodmen Meeting Hears Magician and Votes Room Change
Modern Woodmen of America held a regular meeting drawing nearly a dozen visitors from Wooster and Orrville Campus. Akron magician Jack Ditmond performed tricks while Raymond De Lisle led a spirit of fellowship. The group voted to move meetings to the American Legion rooms starting February sixth and to change both day and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Rooms
Raymond DeLisle
Creston Family Receives Orphan Clyde Colley Custody
Four year old Clyde Colley, survivor of the Alvin Colley family, poisoned in Arkansas last year, is placed into the custody of the Crow family by Medina Probate Court. The case notes Tolley possessed information linking Shank to robbery at Wayne County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Colley
Alvin Colley
Arkansaar
Mark Shank
Akron Attornoy
Tmneleaman
M Rand
Edgar S. Crow
Creston
Medina Probate Court
Nn Colley
Ittlinn
Flint Street
Tolley
Shank
Wayne County Court House
Wooster
Wadsworth
Tibby Young
Hig
Deadyear
Medina
Rittman
TNE
Salt City Carers
Cronton
Dalton
Births in Doylestown and Creston Families Report Daughters
Mr and Mrs Paul Dannemiller of Doylestown welcome a daughter born January 10. Mr and Mrs Cart Rech of Doylestown announce a daughter born January 14. Mr and Mrs Bud Hnahn of Creston welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Chartes Malheer Rittman announce a son Wednesday. Mr and Mrs William Fixler of N Saneta Street report a daughter born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dannemiller
Doylestown
Cart Rech
Bud H Nhaunsoph
Creston
Chartes Malheer Rittman
William Fixler
N. Saneta Street
Grizzlies Top Rittman Cage Quintet 17 12
Wadsworth Grizzlies defeated Rittman 17-12 in a Saturday high school basketball game on Rittman court. Wadsworth built and maintained an early lead, sealed victory in the final minutes, while Rittman struggled with poor shooting missing 2 of 35 attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grizzlies
Rittman Cage Quintet
Wadsworth Grizaligs
Rittman
Orly Whiex
Snez
Rittman Hi
Waidsworth
Wad Worth
Jong Shota
Tily Wiéanny
Wadsworth
Rithman
Thie_Waeak
Luginbuhl Cheese Factory Names New Manager
W. Malbych, president of Farmers' Dairy Products Co, announces Amie Tata buhl as manager of the Hartville coop plant. The building spans 36 by 70 with two stories and basement, housing 10 kettles and 2800 lb capacity. Daily output aims at 400 gallons, with double capacity if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Malbych
Farmers’ Dairy
Prodicts
Boand
Amie Tatabuhl
Hartville
Wurginhulil
Farmer's Institute
Mayors Court Fines For Parking Violations
Stanley Splecher of Doylestown and Margaret Decker of Seville were each fined $2 in Mayor Snyder's court for parking within 10 feet of a fire plug. The report also notes Marshall George Morgan in a new authoritative uniform adding to the police atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Splecher
Doylestown
Snyder
Attendance Record for Miss Florence Krause
Creston high school senior Florence Krause has never missed a day of school in eleven and a half years marking an outstanding attendance record for the student body.
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Florence Krause
Creston
Creston High
Arabian Knights and the Nomad Journey Mystery
A whimsical tale begins with Horace and his kin, the Arabian Knights, as Ben Ally Tosis sets out from Allah Hasenhenhome to capture Egyptian Elle for a harem. A desert voyage ends with Ben Ally-Tosis lost after a 40 day sand storm, hinting at further pages of the story.
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Horace
Arabia
Ben Ally
Tosis
Ber Herandere
Allah Hasenhenhome
Van
Ben Ally-Tosis
Egyntan Ella
Ben Ally- Tosts
Name successor to Jesse Young named state supervisor
Charles O Baker announced his appointment as state supervisor of the Woodman Accident Company to succeed the late Jesse Young. Baker, a former assistant, was among 100 applicants. He returned Feb night from Lincoln Nebraska, where he stayed nearly a week. Details pending.
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Charles O Baker
Woodman Accident ‘Company
Jesse Young
Baker
Young Ho
Rittman
Thorn
Taker
Lincoln Nebraska
Batho Saya
aMelont
Youn
Stadium project stalls amid worker walkout and delays
A tentative plan for a new stadium at the school grounds hinges on CWA workers finishing grading and completing a concrete aluminum arena. Twenty workers in Wooster pursue a time extension to finish leveling the field for football and track events, with district officials seeking a stadium commission to supervise construction.
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CWA
Titman
Antavark
Frank Harter
True Feet
Exchdol
Tintay
Wooster Mooray
Analan
Wroval
Columbine
G. BR
Maine
Wayne County
Orrvilla
Kenmore
Wadaworth
Modina
Board of Education
Court Briefs Report Grand Jury Tangle with Local Crimes
Greston resident Tingley Bough bound over to the Grand Jury after a Friday night hearing on a minor charge. War ren Wiles of Creston and other listed defendants face automobile theft related proceedings. several land transfers and property deeds are noted. Wayne County collects forty six dollars in auto fee revenues as part of 1934 license finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingley Bough
Greston
Juntley
John G. ‘van Neat
Warren Wiles
Creston
Appointed Executrix for Chinnews Township Widow
Laura Wilson named executrix of the estate of her late husband William J. Wilson of Chinnews township. Property estimated at 2200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wilson
William J. Wilson
Chinnews Township
Marriage Licenses in Rittman and Seville Areas
William King a farmer of Rittman and Martha Fisher of First Union township marry by Rev Ellen Whitney of Smithville. Raymond Gasser a farmer of Seville marries Ada Carter of Seville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King. Rittman
Martha-G Fisher
Pirst-Union Township
Ellen Whitney
Smithville
Raymond Gasser
Ada Carter
Seville
Probate of Clarence Whonsetler Estate Granted
Administer appointed to manage the estate of Artie M Whoneetler and Charles B Whoneetler, late Creston residents. Property involved valued around 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whonsetler
Artie,m
Charles
B. Whoneetler
Creston
Village CWA Plan Changes Anchorage New Work West Fit Street
The Village CWA reorganizes a New Plans program starting Tuesday with 20 workers. A ditch parallel to Wy Co railroad east of Main Street will be dug and sewers widened on Liberty Street to improve drainage. Engineers will be provided by OWA and city officials. The project, including a 24 inch pipe, aims to connect to the existing system and relieve frequent floods on Beginning Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Wy & Co
Main Streat
Liberty Street
Tha
Adeosi
Avitam
John Kohler
3D & Ohana
Koller
Frean ‘Floddad
Port Dently
Club Weimar Faces Membership Shakeup and Reforms
The Club Weimar reviews membership withdrawals amid efforts to maintain high standards. Officers for the coming season are listed, with President Clotin Torkay and Vice President Over t Smith among key posts. A forthcoming amendment to the constitution seeks new member eligibility and social activity permissions. plans include a two week August vacation at Chimmins Lake and tentative social committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovier
Weimar
Feomyulttea
Anther
Clotin Torkay
Overt Smith
Woodrow Thestar
Ies Eng
Sama
Chimmens Lake
Pleasant View Dairy Installs Pasteurizing Equipment
Bennie Saurer, owner, announced Pleasant View Dairy is installing pasteurizing equipment to supply heat treated milk to customers who request it. Further details are on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Bennie Saurer
Man Falls 100 Feet at Ohio Boxboard Plant
Report says Arnold Bellamy fell about 100 feet while working at the Ohio Boxboard company and was only slightly injured. The incident occurred Tuesday morning when he dropped seven to eight feet from a power roller, prompting inquiries in the Rittmian community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Waa
Arnold Bellamy
Pawer
Reea
Democratic Club Notice for January 23 Meeting
Important meeting announced for Tuesday night January 23 at seven o'clock. Mason Day's studio invites interested parties and asks bringing a new member if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Mason
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