Rotarians Outline 1934-35 Rittman Club Setup
The 1934-35 Rittman Rotary year lists President R J Krabin and key officers Scholar Eugene Branigan as secretary treasurer with a full board of directors. Committees cover Arms and Objects, Club Service, Program, Classification, Fellowship, Public Information, Music, Entertainment and Sports, Vocational Service, Community Service, Boys Work, Rural Urban, and International Service with designated chairs. Sergeant at arms is Eugene Branigan and Planist G Willard Critz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Rittman
R. J. Krabi
Cc. Clark Gregg
Eugene “Branigan
Ralph 4. Krabin
Harry .E.hiers
Alton 1
Ebert
Glick
Grege
Olen J.shong
Warren W. Rodager
Eugene G. Branigan
John H. Fisher
C.” Clark
Gregeee
John L Gannon
Wm. Brennemanns
R. Morrison
Walter Shook
Planist
G. Willard
Critz
Anderson Recovering After Operation at Home
Alfred Anderson is convalescing from an operation at his parents home south of Rittman. He planned to attend Akron University this spring but health problems delayed part of his college work and led him to enter a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred “Anderson
A. Anderson
Rittman
Alfred
Akron University
New Livestock Auction Opens at Wooster Market
Wooster prepares for weekly Wednesday livestock auctions starting July 11 with a remodeled horse barn to serve as sales pavilion and stock yards. George Grosjean and George M Parks lead the venture with J J Curl as treasurer, aiming to connect Northeastern Ohio farmers with buyers and packers in a high‑bid market system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhag
LBE
Grosjean
Wooster
Ohio
George Grosjean
L. BE. Grosjean
George M
Births in City Report Two New Additions
Mr and Mrs A William Mills of State Street welcome a son born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Howard Bell announce a daughter Patricia Lou. Mrs Bell before marriage was Violet Boyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mills
State Street
Howard - Bells
Patricia Lou
Fhday
Bell
Violet Boyes
Ham Contest Awarded at Wenger Market to Ellridge Walker
The eighth ham was awarded last Saturday at Wenger Market in its regular weekly contest. Contest continues for 18 more weeks as Ellridge Walker accepts the prize. Mr and Mrs George Rudd Miss Ruth Rudd and Mr and Mrs Ralph Campbell visit Penn Yan New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyham
Wenger Cash Market
Ellridge Walker
George Rudd
Ruth Rudd
Ralph Campbell
Lee
Penn Yan
New’ York
Boys Hurt by Firecrackers Over Three Days
Three boys suffered injuries from firecrackers in the past three days. Merle Neitzelt received a serious toe injury when a lit cracker exploded as he ran with it. Kenneth Forgér burned fingers while attempting to make a fizz and Kenneth Hilty burned lips trying to bite an unexploded cracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Neitzelt
Kenneth
Rittman Union Softball Downs Easton 2 1 in Close Finish
The Rittman Union softball club defeated Easton 2 to 1 last Friday night at Rittman, marking their fifth win of the season. Boston Seave and Fell limited Easton to two hits as Rittman plated three runs in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Seave
Chince
Rittman
Deible
United
American Legion
Cigars of Union
Rittman Kubs
Rittman Kivbs
Wooster
Safe and sane summer urged to curb accidents
Public health officials urge a safe summer focusing on reducing automobile crashes drowning sunstroke and overexertion. Advice emphasizes responsible driving water safety including learning rescue breathing and avoiding overindulgent weekend parties to protect health and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jte
Creston Pair Wed in Monroe Michigan Ceremony
Staley Gerstenschlager 2 and Maxine Repp wed in Monroe Michigan on June 20 with Rev F G Behner officiating. The couple, residing in Creston, will live here. Gerstenschlager works as a Ford car salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
Gerstenschlager
Maxine Repp
A. &. Repp
Stanley Gerstenschlager
George Gerstenschlager
Creston
Monroe
Mich
F. G. Behner
Presbyterian Manse
Ford Cars
Rittman Utility Committee Recommends Lower Rates
The Utility Committee led by J B Galehouse reports negotiations with The Reserve Power and Light Co resulted in rate reductions for residential and commercial customers. Proposed residential rates drop to 40 KWH at 2c and 100+ KWH at 2c with a 1.00 minimum for some, plus a 28 percent street lighting cut and modernized fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B.galéhonge
Reserve Power and Light Company
Reserve Tower and Light Company
Reserve Power” andsBight Company
Light Company
Mirays
Posalgog
Ght
Wooster
Tor
Astland
Manelpal
Rittman
Ritaman
Pcope
A .i
Yale
Ohio Edson
Ritman
Maltar
Reserve Power, and Light Company
Main Street
Salt
Ohio Avenue
State
Sterling Avenue
Reserve Power’ and Light Company
J. B
Galehouse
Painter Injured After Ladder Slips Near Sterling
A painter fell ten feet from a ladder at the Mike Richards home near Sterling on Monday. He sustained a serious head cut and back injuries, with a second X-ray ordered to assess his condition. Another man, Mr. Cook, is reported in serious condition at Wadsworth. Albert Bodager is seriously injured at his home on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linen’ Dock
Sterling
Mike Richards
Cook
Wadsworth Oe
Albert Bodager
N. Main Street
Pastime Theatre Showcases Stars In A Busy Week
The program features Mark Gable and Myrna Loy in Men In White with Jean Hersholt and Otto Kruger also billed. Stand Up and Cheer stars Warner Baxter Madge Evans John Boles James Dunn Shirley Temple and Stepin Fetchit appear. Ken Maynard in Lone Ranger Tuesday Bargain Night. Wednesday through Tuesday includes Adolph Menjou Frances Drake and George Reeves in The Trumpet Blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Gable
Myrna Loy
Jean Hershott
Otto Kruger
Warner Baxter
Madge Eyarg
John
Boles
James Dunn
Shirley Temple
Sylvia
Froos
Stepin Feichit
Tuesaday
Ken Maynard
Thuesday
Geo
Adolph Menjou
Frances, Draké
Widening Of Main Street Start
Work to widen Main Street began Monday under contractor R. W Rapkin Ashinmi whose contract was recently awarded. The project aims to finish by September 30 with most labor drawn from Rittman and nearby areas. Two shifts will run to accelerate construction and add workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainstreet
R. W Rapkin
Ashinmi
Coutmet
Qansa
Cinherers
Rittman and Vicinity
Joyce Lowe and J Walter Doty Wed at Apple Creek
Joyce Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lowe of Apple Creek wed Walter A Doty at Apple Creek by Rev Conrad Hoffman. The ceremony included bouquets of roses sweet peas and baby's breath with witnesses and relatives present. Afterward a reception at the bride’s home featured baskets of flowers and pink canes followed by a brief reception and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Lowe
J. Walter Doty
Apple’ Creek
Myiang
Joyce Lowa
Mra
Apple Creede
Lure
Walter A. Doty
Conrad Hoffman
Ane
We Creek
Mee
AL Lowe
Doty Lefit
Doty
Woosefor High School
Hugh Ta
Stricklind
Couple Marry At Massillon Sunday
Miss Carrie Britton daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Britton Sr of Boondil and Paul Biker son of Mr and Mrs W S Bahay were married Saturday afternoon June 30 by Nowt L Werper at the My BK purgdiigen Alnaai in Massillon The bride wore white crepe trimmed in organza with white accessories The groom employed at Olfo Boxboard and the Ohio Boxboard plant attended the ceremony A wedding supper followed at the couple home with twelve guests and a two tiered cake The bride is well known in the area and has worked at Ohio Boxboard and later the Said Department store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Britton
Samuel Britton
Boondil
Paul Biker
W. S. Bahay
Tt JL. Werper
Ralph
Miss Dritton
Ohio
Doylestown man Joseph W Merkt 73 laid to rest
Funeral services held for Joseph W Merkt at his Doylestown home at 2 30 pm with Rev G W Dittmar officiating. Born in New York October 2 1860 he died at age 73 years 8 months 6 days after a six month illness. Survived by wife two sons Stanley and Cornell both at home a daughter Mrs Delta Siltz of Doylestown and one granddaughter. Interment in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Tualneasman
Joseph W.merkt
G. W. Dittmar
Lutleran Church
Merkt
Mehomew
New York
Yas
Stanley
Cornell
Delta Siltz
Ohio voters may face two motor tax amendments
The Ohio Highway Users Federation seeks to place two constitutional amendments on the November ballot. They ban using motor vehicle fuel and license tag revenues for non highway purposes. Approval of petition forms was granted by Secretary of State George S Myers and 260 000 signatures are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auio
Ohio
Ohio Hiighway “Users' Federation
George
Myers
Walter McAnallen Injured After Fall From Oil Derrick
Walter McAnallen was injured in a fall from an oil derrick near Alma, Michigan, losing forty feet of height and suffering a fractured pelvis and head injuries. He is hospitalized with a broken right arm, and his condition is described as serious. He previously worked for the Ohio Foxhoard Company before moving to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McAnallen
Walter MedAnallen
Aims
Michixan
Ian Pean
Alma Hase Ptt
Deans
Ohio Foxhoard Company
Michigan
Law Overtakes Store in West Virginia Robbery Case
Four youths aged 18 to 24 were questioned after allegedly breaking into Candy Brothers store in Weirton taking assorted goods and a revolver. Warrants named Marginal Morgan and others, with names linked to Warwick Mission Akron. Firearm recovered. suspects released to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliet Moadsy
Maral Margseny
Palles
Weirton
West Virginia
Candy Brothers
United States
Nick
Tadleh
Nick Rovkaich
Steve
Urkovich
John Abrams
Warwick
Mission
Akron
Yateing
Hom
Court Briefs Include Marriage Licenses and Names
Court briefs list marriage license records and associated individuals. Entries reference Doylestown and related towns, with names such as Esther Plath and John Prey appearing in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylautowns
Friiker
Esther i Plath
Doylestown
Nduaekeaper
Rey
John Prey
Doyfestown
Car registrations rise with June sales in 1933 county data
The county reports June 1933 car sales with 96 cars sold that month. Registrations list 47 Ghevrotets 46 Fords and 32 Plymouthis, reflecting a varied market in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurt Gann
Marriages In June Record Remains Stable In County
June marriage counts show 48 ceremonies in the county, with similar figures for the previous year. The monthly total over five years ago stands at 60, reflecting a flat trend in marriage activity during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Fille Estate Appraisements of the late John Double
Estate of the late John Double in Canaan Township is appraised at a total value of F2R00. The listing includes the widow, EWén Double, and two children Myrtle Bornea and Dwight Double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Double
Canaan
Sia
Ewén Double
Myrtle. Bornea
Dwight Double
Zimmerman Farm Sold at Court House for 2460 Dollars
The 78 acre Zimmerman Farm in Inshipnewa township was sold Saturday at the courthouse to the Union Joint Stock Loan of Detroit for 2460 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Wi'ainmorman
Inshipnewa
Court House
Union Joint Stock Loiunk of
Detroit
Izaak Walton League Hosting Picnic at Long Lake
The Wayne County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League plans a picnic at Long Lake on Wednesday. An enthusiastic committee is mapping out a program to entertain a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plina
Wiyne—County
Izaak Walton League
Long Lake
Wesleyan Methodists Hold Sunday School Services
The Wesleyan Methodist Church over Sass Department Store invites all to Sunday School at two o'clock with Mr Studer as superintendent. At three o'clock Reverend C Blake, pastor in charge, preaches. At 7:20 Reverend Mr Studer, assistant pastor, will preach. Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7:30. Welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sass
Bunday School
Mr. Studer
C.b.iike
Industrial Claims Filed in Ohio 1926 1989
Ohio workers filed 1 578 269 industrial claims with the state Industrial Commission from 1926 to 1989 per the Safety and Hygiene Division. In 1926 about 220 785 cases were filed on payrolls totaling 2 042 956 089 dollars and the industry faced a 40 percent decline in claims and 41 percent payroll drop during the peak depression year. Robert Hawk, who sought Press ads, is confined at home with heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Industrial Commission
Commission
Robert Hawk
Ati Il
Services Held For Dale Book After Tragic Death
Funeral services were conducted for Dale Book, a prospective senior at the Probstorian church, with many in attendance. The youth was found drowned Thursday night near a brick yard pit, located between Wadlaworth and Warnworth, after swimming with friends earlier that day. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Rook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Books
Heidrickson
Rhumare
Warnworth
Warnworth, Firemar
Ptt
Dale
Rook Wan Horn
Riteman
Pronbstorian
Anit
Aurelvo
Mrn
Theodore Rook
Torfal
Riuman
Arla Ihetet
Dates Arranged by Wayne County Junior League
A fragmented 1934 note describes Wayne County Junior League dates organized by club representatives. It lists matches and venues including Orrville Wooster Shreve Dalton Rittman Smithville and others with schedules through July, noting high school players and graduations around June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Moechingy
Orr- Wille
Smithedlia
Baltone Wonster
Shreve
Woostor
Oryvilg
Dalton
Rittman
Smithvilay - oSaly
Wooster
Ritu
Bruthville
Wootter
Titman
Malton
Orrvdie
Smithville
Ahrave
Aumuet
Oryl
Shree
Attalin
Whiae
Juno
Dairy Plants Ice-Cream Equipment Installed
Farmars Dairy Products Co announces equipment installed for ice cream production. Capacity listed as 390 gallons per day with about 160 gallons to start, wholesale prices with no deliveries. Public invited to inspect plant. tentative opening in one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W.3felbach
Farmars Dairy Products Co
Tha
Tuouilay
Eiiti-Tuginbull
Renoval Salad
Tentativn
Prize Winners Named in Trades Drawing Saturday
Wobbly Stoard of Trade drew winners with Harry Schnad first prize $6 Shealay Hughes second prize $32 Roy Welling third prize $2 plus $1 prizes to Mrs Ola Cox C J Alty Margaret Petchet John Job Hel and Mrs John Hanney. Prizes presented for claim by holders of numbers 096428 Dees B15119 027280 and 88630.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schnad
Shealay Hughes
Roy Welling
Ola Cox
C. J
Alty
Margaret Petchet
John Jobhel
Johnt Hanney
Dee
Postponed Meeting Announced by Cartel Brethren Group
A postponement of the meeting is announced due to special work obligations this week. The Cartel Brethren group cites the need to adjust plans and reschedule accordingly.
Memorial Service For Mrs. E. H. Lance Held In Seville
A memorial service conducted by the Women’s Benefit Agsucla was given for Mrs. E. H. Lance at Seville on Monday evening. Members of the immediate family were invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Agsucla
Tlen
E. H. Lance
Seville
Inis Nediate
Card of appreciation for sympathy and aid after bereavement
The Rooks express sincere thanks for words and help during their loss. Gratitude to Rev Hendrickson Avs D Rittman Wadsworth Free Departments Modern Woodmen Dupine Mechanics A L Ebetta and neighbors for aid in many ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
Avs
Rittman
Modern “Woodmen
Dupine Mechanics
A. L. Ebetta Angriends- God Neighbors
Sen Owers
Theodore Rook
Local Families Visit in Leechburg Area
Mr and Mrs Rick Husselton and their small son Dick of Leechburg Pa visit Mr and Mrs Leslie Hughes and Mrs Lucy Peters. Mrs Vivian Peters of New Kensington Pa spends the summer with her mother Mrs Lucy Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Husselton
Leechburn
Leslie. Hughes
Lucy Peters
Vivian Peters
New Kensington, Pa
Lucy " Peters
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Jay
B. & W. Oilco
Fantite Hits Servica
Union
Easton
United Cigars
Orrville
The
Wayne County, Medical: Society
John Benek
Paul, Cunningham
Watson
New Concord
Painter
Massillon
Joseph W. Merkt
Civilian -Conservation Corps
Milton Garden Club
Merle Hasmer
Traditore Cirtm! View Band Co
Laoth
M. Mera
Aittiman Jet
Izaak- Walton
iLeague
Ipper
Wesceyan
Method
ST Church
Dale Book
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