Rittman Social Notes Mention Visits and Travels
Mrs R P Palmer and daughter Marion of Rittman visited town Saturday. H Earle went to Detroit for a few days. Mr and Mrs H Fouch of Akron spent the weekend with her parents in Rittman. Several others attended a funeral and visited relatives in Canton Creston and Danville Virginia. Old Standard Prepared House Paint offered at four dollars per gallon by Wadsworth Paint Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Palmer
Marion
Rittman
IW. Maibach
Cleveland
Howard Earle
Detroit
Mich
Fouch
Akron
Jay Brenneman
Peter Krabill
J. C. Henry
Galion
G. H. Beichler
L. L. Toland
C. L. Castor
Alice Ritter
Dorothy Knox
O. S. Underwood
Danville
H. D. Knox
John Perrenod
Creston
Percy Maine
Wands
M. G. Morales
E. H. Earl
Canton
Wadsworth
Local social notes ripples through Doylestown area
Sunday guest Catherine McDermott of Wadsworth visits her parents while C B Barth visits Massillon on business. Alfred Burger of Cleveland weekends with his parents near town. A 9 pound boy born to Mr and Mrs L Cond on High St. Gertrude Bliley of Akron visits Ed Dannemiller’s household. BH W Stepfield reports 80 tons of ice prepared last week. Edward Ganter of Orrville visits family. Lola Becker visits relatives in Akron and Wadsworth. N J Leiberths host 30 YM and YSS members with games and piano. Joseph Spooler and Akron family visit Ed Busson. H N S banquet in parish hall with 150 attendees. Mrs Catherine Deibel visits daughter in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McDermott
Wadsworth
C. B. Barth
Massillon
Alfred Burger
Cleveland
Edward Ganter
Orrville
Lola Becker
Akron
N. J. Leiberth
Joseph Spooler
Ed. Busson
Catherine Deibel
Alliance
Birth notices report multiple newborns and a twinned tragedy
Birth announcements list a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sait near Easton on January 18, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tamer on January 21, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bautian near Sterling on January 14, and twins a boy and a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Johe Reed on Ohio Avenue below Main Street. The infants died about two hours after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sait
Easton
Chas. Tamer
Emil Bautian
Sterling
Johe ‘Reed
Ohio Aven Te
Main St
Demands of a Western Drama Marathon at Local Theatre
The program highlights Buck Duane action scenes starring William Farnum with Ben Turpin Marie Prevost and Charles Lynn. Added features include The Last of the Duanes, a comedy lineup, and a big Red Lantern drama Nazimova. Four Friday pillow prizes accompany nightly windows drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Turpin
Marie Prevost
Charles Lynn
Treasury Advises on Tax Exemption for Savings Certificates
Postmasters and bankers in Ohio report Treasury guidance that owners may hold up to $1,000 in each issue of Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings Stamps, totaling $3,000 per person. The 1918 issue matures in 1923, others in 1925 and 1926, with denominations of $1,000 and $100. They are nonfluctuating, redeemable at the Treasury with interest, and require registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Columbus
Ohio
Treasury
Treasury Savings
Public Sale Notices From Ohio Towns In 1920
Two farm auctions listed with dates and locations near Rittman and Sterling. Joseph Pape sale February 26 near Rittman on the Rittman Sterling road. Clyde Hipster administrator sale February 12 and February 9 runs two miles northeast of Sterling and northwest of Rittman. E M Harteen and W S Hoover conduct additional sales on Ruthhan road and surrounding area. Fire horses and cattle numbered among livestock and farming implements offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Qne
Sterling
Rittman and Sterling Road
Josepit Pape
Frank Aillet
Clyde Hhipster
Niles
E. M. Hartuun
Ruthhan and Sterling Road
Hoover
Honor Roll of Postmasters in Ohio War Savings Drive
Early reports show 11 000 postmasters in Ohio meeting or exceeding quotas for Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings stamps within five days of the knockout campaign. Officials at Hollarshers Lebanon Warsaw Strasburg Quincy Junction City Racine and Monroe report strong starts. Postmaster J M Ridermur of Junction City sold 76 certificates in five days. Junction City population about 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio
Treasury
Hollarshers
Lebanon
Warsaw
Strasburg
Quincy
Junction City
Racine
Mast Monroe
J. M. Ridermur
Teachers Get Lake Trip for War Savings Sales
Ohio War Savings Committee awards a free vacation trip to one teacher from each of 22 districts who achieves the highest per capita War Savings Stamp sales. The trip covers three lakes including Magera Falls and Georgian Bay as a reward for thrift promotion and pupil investment in War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio War Savings Committee
Eer
Magera Falls
Georgian Bay
Ohlo Committee
Thalr- Labora
Palmer to Enter Bank Role in Hudson
R P Palmer recently naturalized at Rittman after moving from Sterling. He has accepted a bank position in Hudson Ohio and will begin duties soon. Palmer serves as joint agent for the Penn Railroad and B O Railroad at Warwick and takes six months leave from that work. The family plans to move to Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
R. P. Palmer
Rittman
Hudson, C
Palmer
Penn
Warwick
Hudson
Pleasantville lot promotes new seven room home offer
A listing touts a seven room city water and gas ready house on a premier Pleasant street lot. The seller claims the buyer can obtain the lot and build the home for about $1000 more than the asking price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte Light and Gas
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William Farnum
Duanes
Farnum
Buck Duane
Shutter
Jenny
Banks
Sennett
Uncle Tom
Madeline Traverse
Ford Weekly
Nazimova
Dorothy Gish
Elmo, the Mighty
Elmo Lincoln
Tom. MIX “the
Speed Maniac
Stampa
Oe Bn
Lon By
Honor Roll OF Postmasters
Generelle
Roward
BANK
Akron, Ohio
Akron Savings Loan Co. F. A. Kitson
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Main
Ie Vietuet
Ohio Ave
Derthick Drvo
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West Park
Thia
Second St
Bav
Ing & Loan Co
Wooster
Urance
Ry Sale
I. S. Myers Co
RCA
Myers CO
Wecktie
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