City council weighs fire equipment purchase and skating water use
The special session included the mayor, clerk, Chief Dearolf and a representative from International Harvester. An engineer will visit February 6 to discuss details while Maxwell Nash and Reo options are considered. The council aims for quality equipment within budget and approves flooding ball grounds for skating when a game is requested.
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Dearolf
International Harvester Co
International
Maxwell
Nash
Reo
Ohio
Leiby Od
Market expert to speak to farmers at Ohio Farm Bureau meeting
Aaron Sapiro attorney for about 60 large co operative marketing groups in the United States is set as a main speaker at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting. The event extends January 30 and 31 at Ohio State University during Farmers Week with other speakers from New York Iowa and federal agencies. Delegates will also review last year’s reports and elect officers.
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Aaron Sapiro
United States
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Ohio State University
Sapiro
Farmers’ Marketing
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arkansas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Tobatco Growers
Kentucky
H. C. McKenzie
New York
American Farm, Bureau Federation
Howard M. Gore
United States Department of Agriculture
E. G. Nourse
Iowa State College
R. V. Fredrick to Assist Father as Director at Sonnenberg Mutual
At Sonnenberg Mutual Insurance Co a meeting re elected A J Yoder and J H Tschants. J H Tachaats named president and E F Amutz secretary after a directors' meeting. D J Fredrick had been a director but health issues led the board to appoint R V Fredrick to assist his father in duties.
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R. V. Fredrick
Father
Sonenberg Mutual Insurance CO
Sonnenberg Mutual Insurance Co
Aa. J. Yoder
Smithville
J. H. Tschants
Daltons
J. H. Tachaats
Ee F. Amutz
D. J. Fredrick
Yong
Thesompany
Ae Ay
Ana
Jooking
Chee
Plan For New Rittman High School Advanced
Preliminary estimates and surveys by Althouse and Jones Mansfield Ohio outline a new Rittman high school building. The board of education and Superintendent E G Mason review plans, aiming for a substantial, unique design reflecting best features from multiple firm projects.
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Althouse & Jones
Mansfield
Ohio
Newton
Rittman
Rittman School
Board of Education
E. G. Mason
E.G Mason
Rittman High School
Croston
Sterling
Burbank
Chesterto
Centralized
Apple Croek
Doylestown
Lod
Laltoy
Fredericksburg
Eaton
Congress
Shiloh
Lucas
York
Chatham
Other
Spencer, Wooster, Bowman
Card of Appreciation for 60th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Rosetta Scharer thanks those who sent flowers gifts and helped with dinner plans for her 60th birthday anniversary.
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Rosetta Scharer
Two Rittman Women Struck by Automobiles
On Saturday evening two Rittman residents, Miss Pauline Hoover and Miss Marie Hile, were struck by automobiles on Main Street. Both escaped serious injury with no medical attention needed, though they were more frightened than hurt.
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Rittman
Nainat
Pauline Hoover
Marie Hile
February 15 Deadline for 1922 Auto Numbers
Secretary of state warns residents that February 15 is the final date to use 1922 auto numbers. Vehicle owners must have new plates by then to avoid probable arrest and comply with the requirement.
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Secretary of State
R. W. Fredrick
Sterling A C falls to Polk 20 17 in hard fought game
The Sterling A C team lost to Polk 20 to 17 last Thursday as Polk’s defense limited Sterling’s scoring. Wise and Smith led Polk, while Caine and Sheets starred for Sterling in a narrow contest. The team then prepared for a Jan 23 rematch at Smithville and a Jan 25 home game against Akron’s Avon five at 8 p.m.
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Sterling A. C
Polk
Sterling
Wise
Smith
Smithville
Caine
Sheets
Jordan
Smiarine
Sterling Crew
Avon
Akron
Ohio Box Board Holds Anneal Meeting
The 20th annual meeting of The Ohio Boxboard Co directors at Wadsworth praised last year’s performance and endorsed doubling factory output for a new paper mill by next fall. Mr Gannon was re-elected treasurer and manager. The plan will raise payrolls, stressing housing shortages in Rittman and urging action.
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The
Ohio Boxboard Co
Wadsworth
Gannon
Wan
Rittman
Rest Room Furnishings Donated by PTA Group
The home and school PTA, active at both school buildings, provided rest room furniture and donated pictures after purchasing with their funds. The same club previously supplied playground equipment and continues to work to bring home and school closer together.
Skating Suggested at Ohio Field Flooded for Ice
The athletic field of Ohio companies was flooded on Tuesday to provide ice skating for locals. Skaters who mislaid their skates may be surprised by the revived sport, a rarity in Rittman in recent years and likely to be enjoyed by many residents.
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Ohio Companies
Rittman
Feature at Opera House Shocks Wan Dering Boy Tonight
New feature at the Opera House presented the picture Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight last Friday and Saturday. The show was enhanced by strong vocal talent led by Misa Celia Holm and instrumental music by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Shook. The act, a new production by Mr. Goffinet, proved very popular with audiences.
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Opera House
T. E. Shook
Misa Celia Holm
Nine Farm Bureaus Seek More Members
Farmers in nine Ohio counties launch membership campaigns to expand farm bureau organizations. Counties including Wood, Mahoning, Miami, Geauga, Cuyahoga, Clark, and Highland aim for larger memberships over a new three year period as efforts continue.
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Farm Bureaus
Farm Bureau
Tve
Wood
Hee Rart
Miami
Benesa
Sao
Guyahoga
Clark
Mighland
Sullivan Teams Fall at Home in Hard Fought Battles
The Sullivan girls and boys lost to Rittman at the local gym Friday. The boys trailed 18 19 late, with Harter sidelined by a nose injury and Kurtz scoring three field and three foul goals. The girls’ team, led by Snell and strong guards Wright and Baker, prevented a visitor score total. Next, Sullivan travels to Smithville for a return game. Mt Eaton leads county in boys and girls standings, with Mt Baton looming as likely season finale.
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Sullivan High
Rittman Giria
Sullivan Boys
Rittman
Harter
Marble
Hig Place
Kurtz
Gnome
Snell
Wright
Baker
Smithville
Mt Watonwarrioua
Aquaw
Mt. Eaton
To County
Mt Baton
R H & Dogs
Bryter Reports New AITO Laws on Bill of Sale Requirements
Ohio enforces strict penalties for motor vehicle transactions without proper bills of sale. The rules include fines from 34 to 300 dollars for driving without a bill, 24 to 1000 dollars for improper transfers, 26 to 1000 dollars for notary verification, and up to 3400 dollars or imprisonment for failure to file with the clerk of courts within three days.
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Ohio
Clerk of Courts
Wein Heads to Florida For Winter Visit
John J. Wein left Sunday for Tampa to join his father who has been in Florida for six weeks. He will stay until March. George Hiers, wintering there, plans to join the visit during Wein’s absence.
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John J. Wein
Tampa
Frs
Florida
Mr. Wein
George Hiers
Rittman
Medina Gazette Defends City Power Talk Amid G8 Debate
The Medina County Gazette refutes a prior disparaging remark about Elyria’s power plant amid Me dina Me dina terms and Me dina district discussions with the G8. Editors note two representatives were prompted to seek clarification and acknowledge service issues without endorsing insults.
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Medina
Rittman Prepares For Busy Summer With New Developments
Rittman plans a busy summer with a new high school building project and two new pavement sections. Local factories expect unusual activity as out of town residents seek work, and builders are urged to meet rising material costs to ease a coming housing and infrastructure surge.
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Rittman
Fair City
Culp Snover dissolve partnership. Roy Culp to join Jamon Snover
Roy Culp will be employed by Jamon Snover as their business continues. The change follows the dissolution of the partnership of Culp & Snover. Other local notes mention births, illnesses, marriages, and community events at Clark's Corners and nearby towns.
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Culp & Snover
Pluimbora
Roy
Culp
Jamon Snover
Tugaday
Maccabees
Clark’s Corners Community Club
Rimer Lyle
Hoover named administrator for the Rodenberger estate
Karl B. Hoover has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph Rodenberger, late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones probate judge of Wayne County orders the appointment.
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Karl BE. Hoover
Joseph Rodenberger
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C. Jones
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