D C Steiner Store to Open Under Carl Steiner
Under Carl Steiner, son of the late D C Steiner, the D C Steiner company in Sterling will reopen and redecorate its general merchandise store this Saturday. The remodeling will begin at 9:30 p.m. with a similar merchandise line to the store’s past offerings. Mrs Jay Jones, sister of Carl Steiner, will serve as clerk along with Jay Jones and Miss Gertrude Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Steiner
D. C. Steiner
Sterling
D. C
Stoge
Carl ‘Steiner
Jay Jones
Mias Gertrude Weaver
Ohio farm sales and sales tax rules explained
Ohio farmers ask when sales tax applies. Retail sales of farm produce are tax exempt on the farm, including roadside markets. Farm roadside markets away from the farm require a vendor license and tax collection. Casual sales off the farm may be tax free if not part of regular retail activity. milk sales are tax free unless consumed on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
tax_commission of
H. R. Moore
Department of Rural Economics
Orrville Saturday Night Meet With Ritiman Indians
Fragmentary notes show Orrville scheduled a Saturday night meeting with Ritiman Indians. The text is garbled but indicates a community event likely involving the Indian community and local organizers.
Brotherhood Meeting Postponed After Theft
Report from near Rittman says police investigated a burglary at a residence where chickens were stolen. A regular meeting of Ho Men's Brotherhood of Brethren church is planned for Friday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Brotherhood of
Brethren Church
Willshold
Chiropractor E. W. Melvin Announces Office Move
E. W. Melvin a longtime chiropractor in Rittsman announces discontinuing his current office on February 1 and relocating to 146 W Prospect St Wadsworth. He will operate Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 12 am 2 5 pm and every evening by appointment except Saturday evening and Sunday. Phone 2496.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Melvin
Rittsman
Wadaworth
Prospect St
Wadsworth
Investure Held By Boy Scouts Week Observance Planned
About 100 attended a Scout Investure service as tenderfoot second class and first class badges were awarded by Scoutmaster Harold Morris and District Commissioner Frank Gilbert. Dr C C Gregg announced Scout Week begins in February and local groups plan a banquet at Milton Presbyterian church dining room for scouts their fathers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Roségell Snyter
Squibbs
Frank Gilbert
O. D. Via
Ned “Gilbert
Gilbert
Howard Dickerson
O.D. Viall
Russell Snyder
Ned Gilbert
C. Cc. Gregg
The
American Legion
Rotary Eluti
Milton
Presbyterian c Church
County Cooperates With Radio System
Wayne County shows growing use of short wave receivers linked to the State Patrol five station radio network. A 791 receiver total is monitored directly or via indirect contact, reflecting rising police collaboration statewide to combat crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Staite Highway Patrol
Patrol Communications
Staten de
Lynn
Black
Heaurunner
Poultry School to Open and Hold Special Session
Poultry department of state university announces a public program with talks on poultry diseases, feed ing, and quality production. The event begins February 6 at 10 00 and resumes February 13 with continuation and further demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor’ Payne
Duatman
Czergueen
Poultry Department
Lio
State University
Sales tax stamps issued by Rittman bank for retailers
In Wayne county three outlets Rittman Savings Bank Wayne County Treasurer’s Office and Orville Savings Bank sold about 25000 dollars worth of sales tax stamps Saturday. Denominations ranged from 1 to 60 cents and 1 3 dollars with a 3 percent discount for retailers. Serial and code numbers must be verified at purchase. tax law guidance available from the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Ohio
Wayne
Rithnan_savings
Bank
Wayne County Treasurer's
Orville” Savings Bank
Wayne County
Avitor'’S
Rittman Indians Dominate Apple Creek In 87–23 Win
Rittman Indians crushed Apple Creek 87 to 23 in the first game between the teams in three years. Simonton led with 17 points as the Indians built early leads 14–5 after one quarter and widened it each period. Clinton edged Clear in a 33–31 preliminary, a close matchup before the blowout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman - Indians
Apple Creek
Indians
Simonton
Rittman
United
Clinton
Births Report for Schwab Hatfield and Noble Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Schwab welcomed a son named Robert Junior Alexander Schwab Thursday morning at 4 am. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hatfield of Creston welcomed a daughter on Sunday January 2 at Lodi Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Noble of Sterling Avenue welcomed a daughter on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schwab
Robert Junior
Alexander Schwab
Joseph Hatfield
Creston
Lodi Hospital
Walter. Noble
Sterling Avenue
Civil Service Examinations and Salary Rules Outlined
Notice details open competitive examinations for engineering and related draftsman posts. It notes a 6 percent salary deduction during the fiscal year and administrative economy measures of 3 percent. States and District of Columbia set appointment quotas and posts in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geevivn
St. Dee
Ieak
Maryland
Columbia
Secretary of the Ear
Washington
D.C
Bellomy Ball Nuptials Reported In Fort Gay
Local wedding notice states Mia Bellomy married a Mr. Ball on Sunday January at the home of the bride in Fort Gay West Virginia. The Rev Claudy Pilzer officiated. Miss Bellomy is employed at Ohio Boxboard. Dame Joseph Gainer of Ak gave the bride away. The couple’s status as married was published by state electrical equipment inspector BESMARRIED?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fort'Gay
W. iVa
Jennie, Gainer
Joseph Gainer
Ofv Rittman
Smarried
Ak ‘Tror
Paes
Naig Melody Blenders First Appearance at Hammers
The Rikiman Melody Blenders, under Roy B. Me Manus of Wooster, present their first appearance. The girls and boys, residents of Salt Street, perform at Hammers restaurant on Saturday February 2 from 9 to 10 30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naig Melody Blenders
Mal
Rikiman
Roy
MeManus
Wooster
Tégdy
Hammers Restaurant
Salt Street
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers In-Rittmans
Woodmen camp elected officers including adviser Theodore Rook banker Walter Dearolf watchman Karl Long sentry escort Ervin Uettees Charles Baker Ambrose Bloom two year terms Donald Dearolf one year term. Obligations decreed by district deputy Connor. Campaign for new members with three competitive teams managed by Theodore Rook Walter Dearalf Roy Forrer for ten week push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
In-Rittmans
Oltcory
Bél
George Tinalér
Theo
Theodore
Rook
Walter
Dearalf
Roy ‘Forrer
Will
Auto Club Pushes Safety Bill to Curb Reckless Driving
The Ohio Automobile Association backs a Safety Responsibility Bill to empower enforcement via the Registrar of Automobiles. President Roosevelt emphasized reducing highway deaths and injuries, urging stricter adherence to traffic laws and better police enforcement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Messigetto
Davey
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Shing Ctizens
Roosvelt
Association
Ita
Fred H. Caleys
Cleveland
Auttomobiles
Prominent local church razed plans to rebuild endorsed
A historic 85 year old Roman Catholic church in Doslestown has been razed and sold to St Philip and James parish of Ca Bal Fulton. They plan to reconstruct the structure for the parish, with Burton City and Marshallville connections noted and the involvement of the French delegation in preliminary discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Cvonlyvonor & Tee Cchiren Oy
Mrs Adam Chilco Claimed By Death
Services for Mrs Kathryn Chilco were held Monday at 1 30 p m at the home one mile east of Miunan led by Rev Romba of St Mathews Lutheran Barber ton. Mrs Chilco 532 years old died Saturday morning at 1 o'clock survived by her husband Adam four sons and two daughters interment in Wadsworth cemetery with A L Ebert in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Kathryn Chilco
Miunan
Romba
St Mathews Lutheran Church
Barberton
Chilco
Thast
Adam
Merle Carson Undergoes Neck Nerve Operation
Merle Carson is recovering satisfactorily after a six hour neck nerve operation at Lakeside hospital Cleveland. Dr Beck performed the procedure to relieve injuries from a fall at Ohio Northern University Ada five years ago. Carson will stay hospital two to three weeks to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Carson i
Lakeside
Cleveland
Back
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Beck
Margaret Pecith Wins Comfort Prize at Snappy Snipper
Miss Margaret Pecith won the comfortable prize at a Snappy Snipper club event held last Saturday. The cushion went to Miss Ruth Dobner and the pajama bag to Fred Kamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pecith
Ruth Dobner
Fred Kamp
Rittman Residents Invited to Wooster Art Exhibition
Rittman residents are invited to view a memorial art exhibit at The College of Wooster Taylor Hall from February 11 to 25. The display showcases 30 watercolors, etchings, wood carvings by Birge Sandzen, and oil paintings by James Hopkins Heaed Ora Coltman Geo Adomett and Sidney Snawrence with a lecture by Mrs. D C Kennard on February 14 at 8 p m. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Fyo Onnu
Rittman
College of Wooster
Taylor -Hall
Mra
Kennard
Olla
Markley Talks To Rotarians Praised By Past Governor Audience
A Rotary Club meeting featured past Governor Markley who urged members to seek richer lives. Attendees included James Garver of Rowgerwoode Ohio Deputy-Tas. Commissioner-Bere at Dalton I. W Marbach of Eterling and B and O agent S Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Joe ‘Markley
Atings
Agine
Fife
Pension disbursement figures reported to governor
Chief of the pension division reports February disbursements totaling 43 000 up from 8 000 this month. Martha Liz Davey notes about 625 000 will be distributed and 108 841 pension applications filed overall. Some RSF applicants died and were investigated. new applicants continue.
Firemen Paid After Out of Town Call
Firefighters received 50 dollars for an out of town call and 60 thousand dollars from Sonneberg Insurance after a fire at I Y Lawton farm northeast of Rittman. The blaze threatened a house and outbuildings and the department was summoned last week Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittain
I. .Y. Lawton Farm
Rittman
G. B._ Shook
Sonneberg Insurance Company
Malton
Aunt Mar Howse
Houge
Enll
I. Y. Lawton
Sonneborge Inisuranse Company
Banquet Honors Local Leaders at Wooster Gathering
About ten young people attended a Monday evening banquet at Reform Church in Wooster. The event drew a Rittman crowd and honored Kurtz Fredrick Miss McGee Miss Major Bill Schlup Fred Snyder Bud Yoodheim. Dean Luther Evans of Wooster College and Milas Pantie Starn spoke inspiringly. Harold Smith led as county president of the Wayne County C B Directorate with Virgil Griffin and Marion Richards assisting in songs. Over a hundred youths from across the county enjoyed the event, with plans announced for the Love Feast service at Cologo Chapel next Sunday speaker Dr. Welheimer of the First Church in Cariton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younr peonie-trom-Rittman
Tie - Rindeavor Banavot-Hald
Reformed Church
Wooster
Rittman
Kurtz
Fredrick
Miss. McGea
Major
Bill Schlup
Fred Snyder
Bud Yoodheim
Luther Evans
Wooster College
Milas
Pantie Starn
Japan
China
Harold Smith
Wayne County
C. B
Virgil Griffin
Marlon“Richarda
Ooster
Cologo Chapel
Welnheimer
First Church of Christ
Cariton
Juvenile Grange Graduation Ceremony Recalls Class of Seven
A Grange ceremony honored seven juvenile members with the presentation of the class to Subordinate Master S. B. Conrad. Earl Fixler delivered the sentiments and aspirations. Roy Wirth led a farewell song and prayer, as officers and stewards conducted the garden party and special table arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittman’ Juvenile Grange
Crone Whiting
Clase
Gardeno
Mtg
Donald
i.Boyer
Ruth
Kaneagalaer
Tor Tithtal
Conrad
Addrées
Wellcome
Earl Fixler
T.B
Birthday Ball Attracts Large Orrville Crowd
More than 809 attended the Roosevelt birthday ball at the hall Wednesday night drawing people from Orrville and nearby areas. Proceeds bolster infantile paralysis research with thirty percent to a national fund. Two orchestras provided dancing music as community groups organized for the event led by Howard T. Pontine and Clifford Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Orrville President
Roosevelt Iehitoy
Orrville
Ritt- Manites
Ald Nan
Infantito- Par Pala
N. A. National Fund
Furtah Aquake
Hershel
Brayton
Kittr Gang Pinyedtt Sr
Anne Bardens
Clifford Graf
Akl
Para
Tyalasvietinia
James Hile
Rooasyolt
Howard T
Pontine
Clifford Grat
Riteman
Local editor dies after illness in Ohio hospital
A Wooster Daily News editor and publisher R Andra Rittmany, connected with Graysellt chemical in Cleveland, died Saturday night after two weeks of illness in an Ohio hospital. The report references World War II era events and mentions several local names and towns in northeast Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eos. S
Nsotherae
Mra
R. Andra
Wayne County Grangers to Present Program for Charity
The Wayne County Grangers announce a Friday evening program on February 1 at 7:00 PM near Valley College three miles south of town. The event features a chorus, tableaux, Neapolitan Police Danced, discussion, and a grand finale. Proceeds go to the Valley College Factory Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granee
Wouter
Wayne ‘County
Gringers Wall Ag
Will
Anchide
Aredding
Adlore
Factory Institute
Local hoops notes amid rough game night reports
Fragmented lines describe a basketball event with injuries and scattered names. Mentions of teams, players, and locations appear incomplete. read as a brief sports update with unsettled details and unclear outcomes.
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D C
Steiner Store
Champ
Eazy
Wa Ees
Ress
Ride
Auto
Bessie le
Adam Chilco
Wadsworth Cemetery
A. L. Ebert
Merle Carson
Margaret
Pecith
Markley
Taean
Juvenile Grange
Mark EE
Grange
Bya
S J
Wayne County Grangers
Tanee
Hugh Sathool
Arbon
Joseph
Burgers Tox Pa Agro -u-Milton
AWD
Is Tae
Aden
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