Village Council Decides on January Meeting and Road Project
A garbled text outline shows a village council deciding to hold a regular meeting in January with representations from a telephone or electric company. It notes a proposed road project near Route 94, with engineering plans to determine specifications and funding. The plan includes a 30 foot right of way and assessments to property owners, awaiting final determinations for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Counc
Tepreséen
Ettric Company
Disa
Fellef
Jere
Local high school basketball game report with mixed results
The article describes a boys and girls basketball doubleheader with Creston hosting United Cigars. Tom Galeher led the local team with eight field goals, while his brother Marty added several baskets. Creston girls defeated the local girls 16 to 1, and the boys battled to a tied game late before United Cigars pulled ahead in overtime with a final edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Galeher
Doylestown Plain
Marty
Ibeble
Ritter
Bogle
Baker
F Hartzler
Reffert
G.hartzler
Sebas
Wetition
Ad Gamie
Jedeney Games
United
Creston
Gauerthet United Cigars
Fiat
Hartman Infant Dies at City Hospital
Henry H Hartman infant son of Mr and Mrs John Hartman died Monday morning at the City hospital after suffering from tonsillitis. Interment will be in Wes Wooster cemetery. Mrs Hartman was formerly Ella Sigler of Rittman and the marriage occurred about two o'clock. Mr and Mrs Iman Hye live on a farm in Plain township RV. Fredrick is a business caller in Dalton Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
H. Hartman Guttle
John. Hartman
Hartman
Ella Sigler
Rittma
Wes @ Wooster
Iiman Hye
Plain Township
Robbery and assault charges in Easton area case
Otto Spratt faced multiple charges after a robbery and assault incident near Easton. He allegedly attacked William Jene and Ben Kimbo, with five other men and a Mexican involved in a rampage that produced around 20 shots, none hitting victims. Spratt allegedly tried to loot a railroad labor camp for money hitting gear and clothing changes during the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cep
Otto Spratt
William Jene
Ben Kimbo
Spratt
Sogorsd
Easton
Simus Piime
Folkit Mony
Towed by prayer and readings mark church concert
A fragmented report describes a church concert featuring an orchestra with an unnamed conductor, piano accompaniment by Mrs Arthur Wol, and readings. The event appears to emphasize prayer and musical pieces, with attendees including several named individuals unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wol
Stampede At The Pastime Spotlighted At Assembly
A wartime event presented by the American Legion drew a capacity audience as speakers and performers praised temperance and patriotic themes. Marjorie Gainor and Esra Harbater from Orrville highlighted a program featuring songs and readings, with a matinee and a nightly show drawing eager crowds.
Disposal Point- What Wants It?
A local board president argues for public control of the disposal plant and sewage system amid inefficiencies. He says the board cannot run the work alone and urges action by the Board of Public Affairs and Council. He warns state health officials may take over if inaction continues, with a vote planned at the next meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankis
Raty
Harry Bronneman
Public Xttoire
Board of Public Affairs and Council
Brannon
Waller
Bronnaman
Bender
Witt
State Department of Health
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Pete
Ed Rives
Lee
Guy Ee
Albert T. Reid
Aland
Ymore
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Ead
Baie
Reynolds
Conceary
Tang
Ba” Gainor
Esra Harbater
Orrville
Daylistiaen
Can Ell
Americoc Legion
Legion
James Diety
Poathy
Mr. Distor
Bena
Arty
Epi
Iyj
Cpamer
Grrvitts
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