07 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a test and various names appears chaotic. It mentions a trial context, a test, and scattered terms such as Vienna, Dheda Bara, Meds, and Warets, with unclear structure and no discernible news event or outcome.
An heiress Blane falls for Cicely, while Sidney Ner cott shadows her engagement with France deserteald on a sea search. The wedding plans unravel as secret loves, arrests, and a looming penalty surface, exposing the lie behind the grand union.
The last convention of the K op Poorder held evening elected TT? WF Ter V4 and Prelate Herman Roth as officers. Members are urged to attend the upcoming presentation of the rank of night conferred by a single candidate and to be present promptly for the event.
A meeting is called for Friday evening at seven to discuss important matters. Attendees will consider topics of interest and rulings to be presented for discussion.
A chaotic game ended with the Indians defeating West Salem on Sunday. Key moment descriptions mention umpires Vie and Pye and several near misses at bat, with Isolated players and plays referenced without clear names. The report emphasizes a defensive struggle and late rallies shaping the final score.
An obituary style note recalls a husband who vanished after leaving a wife and union allies in his wake. It hints at professional ties and possible financial concerns while noting neighbors mourn his disappearance and ponder future encounters.
The issue announces a one day date shift and postponement of public yeast content because of stock delays. printers faced failures and the press office cites a shortage of stock affecting publication.
A damaged 1896 sports item notes a victory involving Bry and a Silver eager with references to Akron and dates. Mentions Hater on the Fearth, Vine, Prowe tart, and a game where Bathe, Foshhaugh, Miller McKee, Hel Struck out by Helm, and Woodrow L Bitves on ball. Umpires Johnson and Burbage. Time 2 30.
The afternoon game between Rittman Ludi and Akron o MFC outshone the morning clash. Fashhaugh opened with a run, Ralph Moore hit a home run, Shook made two notable catches, Blank doubled in the fifth, Halliwill stroked a two bagger in the ninth, and McKee battled Akron’s batters with a steady pace.
In Mayors Court on June 27, J J Preher and Joseph Deke faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines set at 200 dollars for each. Rogers of Creston was fined 4500 and sentenced for a separate offense. John Piiki was fined 400 for debt. A sensational drug claim by Sant emphasized Mildredina Hair Remedy promising universal use and scalp cures, with sample offers and mail-order details.
A letter describes a government order from President Wilken that would move Loman Haskins and family to San Antone for about three months. The note mentions weather concerns and a company Gobaghth Regi ment factor in the decision. The order will not be sent across the border.
A description of a community gathering at Potuc Hiehoa home for an Fourth of July celebration. Families, neighbors, and youths shared a meal and enjoyed yard activities near a cherry tree as speakers and volunteers organized games and songs.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a diamond ring theft and mentions suspects or traders, with unclear names and places. The readable words indicate a ring stolen and a possible involved party, but most details are garbled.
A damaged report describes a raid on a Salt Street property tied to a theft case. The suspect was noted fleeing the scene and later released on bail after a court appearance. A trial date and bond were discussed, with details about the charges and jurisdiction mentioned.
Columbus reports moderate weather with light winds and no precipitation expected. Local forecasts indicate steady temperatures and fair skies through the day, aiding outdoor activities nearby.
A nineteenth century consumer remedy touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. It claims feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders bowels worms and cold relief within 24 hours. Praised as pleasant to the taste and trusted by mothers for 28 years with over 10 000 testimonials. Sold by all druggists 25 cents and samples mailed free from Mother Gray Co.
A new road proposal is set for a hearing soon in Wayne. The plan aims to create an outlet to the west, starting at the west end of Ohio Avenue to shorten a route to nearby areas. Local officials seek resident input on the petitioned project.
A report describes a serious trotting wagon accident involving Rosco Miter and Professor Miller with a Kreken artery, but notes rapid improvement and no longer serious injuries. The narrator warns companions to avoid risky actions like climbing to fix a broken bone.
An in home corset sales pitch promises comfort and proper fit for every figure. Spirella Stay corsets claim air boning cool healthful design and physician endorsement. Free replacement if breakage occurs within a set period with home appointment options.
Alton H Etling, born on a Wayne County farm near Mt Eaton, rose from rural youth to law, education, and public service. A Wooster lawyer and Orrville City Solicitor, he practiced with Taylor and Etling, shaping many litigations while emphasizing practical, principled law.
Taxes for Rittman village Milton Township and Sterling school district will be collected at the bank after June 26 and through July 13. A one day only payment at Cash Grocery Sterling Ohio on July 6. Bank hours extended evenings July 7 to receive taxes only from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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