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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1914

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Local Routers Triumph in Busy Saturday Game

A large crowd watched Rittman edge Marshallville 7 to 4 as Clark and Sullivan of Wooster faced Helm and Haarpster with Shebat behind Ratuman. Riley and Armstrong led the routers, with a notable two-base hit by Turner and a lone home run by Moore.

Kittin Wer Marshallville Clark and Sullivan Wooster Helm Haarpster Shebat Ratuman Routers Riley Armstrong Rittman Turner Sigler Moore Mooore Helen Clark van Over

Don't Bury Dead Horses Promote State Animal Reduction Plants

Ohio officials discuss transforming animal carcass disposal from burial to centralized reduction plants to create fertilizer and curb disease. William Tell Watchet promotes county bylaw expansion with A P Sandles backing, citing 120000+ horse and cattle deaths yearly and 200000 acres of workable land in Ohio.

Columbus Willam Tell Watchet National Fertilizer Association A. P. Sandles State Agricultural Commission Waichet Qohn Qhio Wooster Daly News

Rittman Citizens' Band Plans Alternate Saturday Concerts

The band schedules a concert in the park every alternate Saturday evening inviting all to enjoy the outdoor performance. The next concert will be held this conting Saturday at the park in Rittman.

Rittman Citizens’ Band Rittman

Wooster Board Hears Plan for New Electric Line Funding

The Wooster Board of Trade pledged 5000 toward a proposed north south electric line from Wooster through Smithville, Rittman to Windsworth and Cleveland. Wayne County bears 10000. total survey cost 25000. Payment awaits line completion. terminal shop site offered near Canton Hayes Co. line uses gasoline engines on cars for self generated power.

Board OF Trade Wooster Board of Trade Xtt Wooster Smithville Rittman Windsworth Cleveland Wayne County Canton-Hayes Wooster Daily Republican

Union services in Rittman Park hold first meeting

Sunday evening the first in a series of union services met in Rittman City Park with a large turnout despite poor advertising. Rev Wilson led prayer and a mixed chorus performed with Miss Pearl Hoover on the organ. Rev Mc Cahryn preached on Philippians and Hebrews 17 25, followed by benediction from Rev Hobart.

Rittman City Park Wilson Hobart Rittman

Outing at Rittman Park for Lincoln Chautauqua Week

Visit Rittman from August 15 to 20 for camping in Rittman Park and entertainment by the Lincoln Chautauqua. A season ticket costs $1.50 and camping is free during that period. family outing at minimal expense.

Rittman Park Rittman Chamber of Commerce

Probate Court Notices Involving Heibner Clapper Estate

Levi Heibner surviving partner of Heibner and Clapper filed an application to appoint appraisers for the estate of Benjamin Clapper. Notice of Jacob B. Stauffer s will to Frank Clinker Clark Clinker Laura Moffit Louisa Fulton Elva Bourmah Lydia Sellers returned with service acknowledged and filed.

Levi Heibner Heibner & Clapper Benj. Clapper Jacob B. Stauffer Frank Clinker Clark Clinker Laura Moffit Louisa Fulton Elva C. Bourmah Lydia M. Sellers

Accident harms Charles Walker by giant cracker blast

Charles Walker sustained a badly lacerated hand from a large cracker explosion on Saturday. The incident highlights violations of an ordinance prohibiting shafting of explosives. Community debate grows over enforcing the law and regulating firework sales.

Chas. Walker Charles

Lookabaugh Hurt in Fourth of July Race at Marshallville

Carl Lookabaugh of the town was injured when his horse failed to turn in a Fourth of July street race in Marshallville. The horse struck a telephone pole, throwing Lookabaugh while the saddle remained on the sidewalk. He suffered a severe bruise and minor cuts but is expected to recover and miss some work. The horse, owned by W. Hershey, recovered and rejoined the race.

Marshallvile Carl Lookabaugh McEly Lookabaugh Carl Hys Agai W. Ilershey

Dauchy Company Catalogue 1914 Edition

The Dauchy Company's Newspaper Catalogue reaches twenty four years of publication in 1914. It lists united states and Canadian periodicals with 744 pages bound in red cloth. It includes a memo space beside each listing for contract records and is priced at $5.00 from The Dauehy Company at 9 Murray St New York or from booksellers.

United States Canada Dauehy Company Murray St New York

Births Report Two Newborns This Week

Born to Mr. and Mrs A. EB Milford a boy weighing eleven pounds born Wednesday morning. A daughter weighing ten pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs C. W. Rock on Tuesday afternoon.

A. EB. Milford C. W. Rock

Marriage Licenses for Shank Keister Greenawald

Charles L. Shank of Banks Pennsylvania and Lehr R. Keister of East Union Pennsylvania and Zeon F. Greenawald of Wooster are listed as marriage license recipients.

Charles L. Shank Banks, Pa

M S Gish Dead Sterling Postmaster Dies After Service

M S Gish former Sterling postmaster and longtime Mil ton township Republican leader died Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock in Sterling from a complication of diseases. The Bilmain Press will publish a fuller account next week.

Mos. Gish Sterlinge Milton Township Sterling Deseanaes Isi Wath Bilmain Press

Wadsworth urged to back Wooster road street car plan

Local business leaders urge Wadsworth to join a proposed streetcar line from Cleveland to Wooster. Citizens’ turnout was small at a Tuesday meeting. supporters in Sharon Center Granger and Rittman have pledged funds for surveys and land rights, while Wadsworth offered scant response.

Wadsworth Tuessary Ciizens Andrews Chamber Rey Cute Tr Order L. FF. Allen Norton CL B.C & ‘2. Company Uimerley Granger Shuaron Rittman Tr. Buchanan Smathville Wayne County Wooster Road Cleveland Wooster Torin OY Board of Trade Smithville Linckley Sharon Banner Press Wadworth Wadsworth Banner Press

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