Manitos Troop Scout Meeting Reports Progress
The six week meeting notes progress with many tests passed and several scouts earning recognitions. Bud Hile John Steiner John Kucklin Russell Snyder Truman Dowd and others achieved second class status while William Franklin Breece Donald Heitka and Howard Dickerson will receive tenderfoot badges. An Investiture service is planned for Monday January 23 at the scout hall with public invitation. A Senior Court of Honor is scheduled for Friday January 20 in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraderic ‘Snyder
Sobtaines
New Seach Meni
John Brs
William ‘Newberry
Alwo
Bud Hile
John Steiner
John, Kucklinaky
Hall
Russell Snyder
Compass
Truman “Dowd
Monnday
Scout Hall
William Franklin Breece
Donald Paul Heitka
Howard Willard Dickerson
Akron
Scout Scribe
Ohio sacred music movement promotes district festifods
The Ohio Council of Sacred Music announces a state wide movement to elevate sacred music in Protestant churches. Eight districts of eleven counties each will hold county and district festifods with a single contest number per evening. County directors are forming county organizations and state contests occur in sequence through February April and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Council of Sacred Music
Ohio
L. R. Kennard
West Mansfield
A. A. Reaviey
Applecreek
North
Wayne —County
Hart
Sterling
Ohio Council —of Sacred Music
Blair Smith Recovers After Acute Appendicitis Operation
Blair Smith, patient at Wadsworth hospital, recently underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis and is reported doing nicely. Mr Smith works for Ohig Boxboard Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Smith
Wadsworth
Mr. Smith
Ohig Boxboard
Man fleeced for forty at Cleveland auto show
W W Badager warned town folks after a pickpocket sting last summer. Ben Herbey recounts how con artists spotted a small town mark. The piece notes how a man lost forty dollars at the Cleveland Automobile Show on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Badager
Ben Herbhey
Ben
Cleveland
Birthday Celebration For Feen aes Mrs Krout And Niles
Mrs Kate Krout and F Niles hosted a six o'clock dinner at the Niles home Tuesday evening for a joint birthday observance. This marked the 22nd annual coincidence, a custom started in 1913 after the Niles moved to Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Krout
F. Niles
Niles
Rittman Church Choir Cantata at Sterling
The Rittman U. B. Church choir under Ora Spade directed a fine cantata at the Sterling U. B. church on Sunday evening January 15. The church was well filled. Soloists included Mrs Clayton Hoover Mrs Leonard Overs Mrs H Roserberger J H Elsher and Mrs D R Nilea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman U. B
Ora Spade
Spade
Sterling U. B
Clayton Hoover
Leonard Overs
H.roserberger
D.rnilea
Thirteenth anniversary program condemns repeal of Prohibition
A wooded church program features special solos and readings by the United-Brethren Sunday School orchestra. A resolution urges U S Senators and Congress to oppose any action to nullify repeal or modification of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act, calling for enforcement funding and public education in law observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. T
United - Brethress
Tmark
America
Resolutiang
United States
Aged resident dies after long illness in Sterling
Peter Steven Kissinger aged 84 died at his home in Sterling Tuesday afternoon after a several month illness. He lived in the community 46 years and is survived by his wife Martha, a sister Mrs A A Eby Burbank, and several grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 2 in the Wartzlor Funeral chapel Itman and 2:36 at the Brethren church Sterling with Rev M W Rafeld in charge. Interment in Maple Mound cemetery Savile. Friends may view the remains at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Steven Kissinger
Sterling
Kissinger
Von
Marl
Eby Burbank
Mour
Wartzlor
Itman
Woman Undergoes Operation for Tumor Removal
Viall, making her theme in Sterling, was taken Friday to Wooster City hospital for tumor removal. Her condition is reported as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Florence
Viall
Sterling
Wooster City Hospital
Should Have Been $1000 Insurance Award
In last week's Press an error appeared in reporting the amount of insurance received by Mrs. W. W. Bauman after her husband’s death. The correct figure was $1000, not $100 as published, per the accident claim adjustment by the Banke Accident Co. and a State Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isue
W. W. Bauman
Banke Accident Co
Father of Mrs Bodager Dies at Home in Sardis Ohio
John Hubacher aged 86 died at his Sardis home Sunday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. He is survived by his wife and a daughter Mrs Bodager at home and a son John of Creston. Mrs Bodager remained in Sardis for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bodager
John Hubacher
Sardis
Ohio
Hubacher
Bodager
John
Creston
Bodiger
Wayne County reader writes on state House and agriculture
A Wayne County reader, Corwin Swan a State House representative, reflects on appropriations for the Experiment Station and Extension Work, agriculture funding, and tax policy. He notes the bill passed the House with governor authorized limits and discusses school funding and millage proposals. he invites letters to him in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayas
State House “of Representatives
Cor
H. Swan
House
Rittman
Swan
Pleasa
Colils
Presa
Pho
Wayne County
Tolketrom
Ae Esot Rand
Econ- Sne Torate T
Columbus
Corwin
Boden Marries Columbus Girl in Presbyterian Church
The Rev Er Hendrickson solemnizes the marriage of Miss Helen Willoughby of Columbus and Mr Howard Boden on January 14 at Es Presby terian Church. The bride’s father is Mr Perry Willoughby of Mt Sterling Ohio. The wedding attracts wide-spread interest with friends and relatives from across the state in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. S. Hendrickson
Helen Willoughby
Columbus
Howard Boden
Hell
Es Presbyterian Church
Perry Willoughby
Mt Sterling
Ohio
Wadsworth Rotarian Talks To Local Club
Rotarians at the Wadsworth club welcomed a talk by Sunt, sparking interest among members. The program was organized by the Fellowship committee, chaired by Dr Gregg, with close fellowship today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Sunt
Wadsworth Club
Fellowship
Prograim
Dr. Gregg
Wolves Came To Ittman Drama in Hospital Scene
The last episode of Wolves: Came To Ittman shows Dee Conley and Ike recovering after an appendectomy at a hospital. Ike, uneasy and detached, questions the date and birthday moment as he recounts events from the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittman
Tax Books Not Yet Closed at Local Bank
The tax books are open to the public at the Savings Bank until called for by the treasurer. The books may be called at any time and no extension of time is authorized by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Item Savings Bank
Cyahing Krabill-atates -Theat
Legion Meeting Sees 116 Attend Shreve Event
Twelve members of Howard A. Ball Post post attended in Shreve on January 11. State Commander Patterson spoke after a dinner served by the Shreve Ladies Auxiliary. One hundred sixteen members plus city officials attended. Patterson urged Buy American amid national fiscal policy and tax debates. Rittman received a meritorious service certificate from the National Legion. Local hospital projects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Ball
American Legion
Shreve
Patterson
Arraiqing
Fe Tautook
Congress
Legion l
Americal Economy League
American Advertising Association
Ameri the Tolkpayer
Rittman
Wayne County
National Department of the Legion
High Wind Knocks Out Power in Sterling Area
A violent windstorm Thursday and Thursday night toppled a high tension line between Sterling and Seville, plunging Rittman into darkness for most of the night. The outage interrupted services as crews worked to restore power and assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling 2
Seville
Rittman
Sagmee Theorio
Democrats Banquet Wednesday Evening in Jackson Day
A Democratic gathering planned for Wednesday evening at the armory in Wayne county. Welfare Director Jennite Sweeney is set to be toastmaster with Judge Walter Boage presiding at the common pleas banquet chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Day
Wayne-co
Woonter
Jennite
Sweeney
Erland
Appreciation for play Blowing Bubbles at Milton Institute
The Milton Township Farmer's Institute expresses gratitude to the cast and director Miss Dorothy Knox for their time and talent in the play Blowing Bubbles. The Institute thanks all who attended and supported the event. James Miller, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Township
Farmer’s Institute
Dorothy Knox
Institute
James Miller
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
The Moyer family thanks friends and neighbors along the W. B. A. for many expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Signed A. W. Moyer and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Moyer
Notice of College Junior Dance at Branigan Hall
A notice announces a junior college dance featuring Manley McKee's orchestra at Branigan Hall on Friday January 20. Admission is 2 cents. There is a weekly junior dance ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley-Mckees_orchestra
Branigan Hall
Obituary: Ella Dangel of Rittman Dies at 64
Ella Dangel Blatter born May 24 1868 in Monroe County Ohio died January 10 1933 in Rittman Ohio aged 64 years 7 months 6 days She married James M Blatter in Monroe County and had two sons and four daughters Survived by husband son Paul three daughters Mrs Joseph Haldiman Mrs Ralph Keller and Mrs Harold Rich a brother Rev David Dangle and Miss Louise Dangel four grandchildren She joined Milton Presbyterian Church in 1921 after moving from Monroe County to Rittman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dangel
Dangel
Monroe County
Oho
Christian
Catherine Dangle
Rittman Ohio
James” ‘M
Blatter
Paul
Joseph_Haldiman
Rittman
Ralph Keller
Wadsworthi
Harold Rich
Smithville
David “Dangle
Lafayette
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Dangel
Washington
D. G
Nerlonn
Milton Presbyterian Church
Thanks to Neighbors for Kindness and Support
Our family expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown in many ways during illness and in death of our dear mother. Special thanks to the singers and to Rev. B S Hendrickson for comforting words and to all for the beautiful flowers from James Blatter and Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
James
Village Budget Clears 1933 Appropriations With Audit
A fragmented note indicates the county auditor approved village ordinances and salaries for 1933 after debates on band and public funds. The incomplete text references budget motions, village officers, and a late adjournment around ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomiznthe
Annual Meeting Plans For Roart Trade Association
A rough OCR read notes an annual meeting plan for a trade association. Committees discuss prep, aiming to organize a large membership event and homecoming next year at Central Park. Officials emphasize adherence to a new rule to appeal to all members and enhance demonstrations after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roart
Cantral Park
Auto crash near Canaan injures three
Three men Thromon Henderson Bart Hox and Walter Ponpard were injured in a vehicle crash west of Canaan on Thursday afternoon. They were taken to Kinney and Smith hospitals in Wooster for treatment. Honiaraun Fox suffered a fractured skull and other injuries while Harken Chis gon Peppard sustained a fractured collar bone and scalp wounds. The men could not describe the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thromon
Henderson
Pind
Bart Hox
Want Salam
Walter’ Ponpard
Smithvilly
Ani
Peppard
Dullivan
Notable Local Physician Dr H A Schollenberger Dies
The well known physician Dr H A Schollenberger died after a lengthy local practice dating to 1902. Survived by widow Sarah Hutchtson, son Charles, two daughters Hazel and Mrs Glenn, sister Mrs Merrell enterar, and brother Alvah. Interment at Crown Hill cemetery, Orrville, with services at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenry
A.schollenbarger
Schollenberger
Sarah
Orrvolde
A Brotter
Alvah
Enterar
baVerne- Merrell
West
Salem
Raaldenes and Lutheran Church
Hill Cemetery
Orrvitle
Miss Sarah Noyed of Seville Dies After Illness
Miss Sarah Noyed died at her Seville home Monday after weeks of infirmities due to old age. A native of Seville she lived as a missionary in China for many years. Survived by sisters Emily Mary Clara. Funeral services were held at her home Wednesday at two o clock with Rev EC Roney officiating. Interment followed at Seville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah” Noyed
Seville
Averall
China
Emily
the Wooster College
Mary
Clara
Roney
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Festifods
B.smith
Marlene Dietrich
Hidea
Aled
Rittman Church Choir
H.swan
Heard Boden
H.N. Bundesen
Chicago
Dr. Bundesen
Daddy Galtigan
Clara Agnes
Tke Concey
Legion—News
ADJ
Straits
North Hospital
B. OF T. Plan
Canaan
Bake Sale
Schrele
Lot-the-Presbyterian Aldbakkel
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