11 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
1
An unidentified figure named Cody from Rittrian plans to attend a convention this July. The note indicates departure details and preparatory remarks, with emphasis on the person’s actions and timing.
A fragmented column satirizes postwar blame as Germans and Allies trade barbs over who started the conflict. Readers hear rousing but heated quotes, with pro and anti-war sentiments spilling into nationalistic chants. An Ohio prohibition officer falls ill from tainted evidence in a moonshine raid, and other short items lampoon sugar prices and a Cincinnati bride fainting at her wedding.
The Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting with games and team challenges. Milton Estovitz was elected patrol leader and camp plans for Camp Vanatee were announced with patrols like Fling Fangles and Silver Fox in the lead for the contest.
A lengthy description of the Rittman community picnic outlines events at Geauga Lake on Saturday July 20. It mentions a lake path, sports committee plans, games for all ages, a playground hall, 12 dozen lemonade, meat and snack offerings, and contests including junior events for under 14, a free style swimming prize fund, and various displays by local businesses.
Master Kenneth Kurtz a fifteen year old Stittman lad was taken to a hospital Wednesday where he underwent an operation following a hay mow accident at age three that crippled his hip and left him on crutches. Doctors say he is on the right road and hopes are high for eventual recovery though the exact operation is not yet disclosed.
A July Fourth reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Reavechenhure with attendees including Virgil Bedison and daughter Roberta, Je and Maio Pot, Cortland Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Harry Chase and daughters Jeno and Gloria, Harold and Perret of Creston, Emory Rauschenburg family, Justin Sheok and Mrs Minnie Feisty, John Ramseyer and Sterling, plus Clark McCantree and sons Willard and Woodrow from Willard Ohio.
The death of Mrs. E G Patterson occurred Tuesday morning at her Cambridge Ohio home after an unsuccessful cancer operation. In Rittman she was a devoted member of St Ann’s church and the altar society. Her husband, Mr Patterson, was a member of the press. The bereaved husband has the sympathy of those who knew them.
Bud Faber, a 1 year old son of Mrs. Roy Faber, was roller-skating at Summit Beach when he fell and broke an arm. He was taken to People's Hospital where the arm was set, then moved to Life Home Saturday.
The Snook murder case involving Dr James H Snook charged with killing Theorn Hix is set for trial this month. Reporters plan heavy attendance and telegraph wires will be placed at the Franklin county court as attorneys fight to save Snook from the electric chair.
Sunday school held their picnic in the Park Tuesday afternoon with a large attendance. A scheme to boost membership worked as everyone arriving before 3 pm wore green and white ribbons. Amusing games and a bountiful supper followed talks by Rev. Grtt and R. V Fredrick. about 180 attended.
A petition with the required number of names was filed with the clerk of the Board of Elections on Monday nominating Mr. Frank B. Hanes for mayor. Hanes has previously served several terms in this office.
The Hartman Savings Bank Inc notes a new currency named one dollar bill with real supply hints. The Federal Reserve ranks on the same date Wednesday July 10. Local banks warn against counterfeit notes and advise that the old currency will be called in when mutilated.
The second week of the big summer season at the Ohio Theatre opens Sunday July 14 with Meet The Wife starring Mary Boland in her original New York role. Critics hail Boland as America’s foremost comedienne and praise Helland’s domineering wife portrayal. supporting cast includes Carlton Hrtckert Day Manson King Calder and Louise Quinn. The play is offered at summer prices with matinees on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday.
A July 4 fireworks issue prompts talks of statewide bans. Cities ban sales inside limits, but outside stands flourish. Lawmakers delaying action may erase the recent fatal incident from memory until the assembly meets.
Clayton Dolner who ran a service station in Easton has traded his property on South Main Street and will move his family and household goods this weekend. He will handle automobile sales and repair work. Lee, cashier of the Rittman Savings Bank, returned from a two week motor trip in Michigan where he and his wife did some fishing.
An analysis of etiquette stressing daily practice of polite conduct, self restraint, and considerate speech. It argues that manners reflect inner character, influence social harmony, and shape how others perceive and respond to us, with emphasis on gentleness, respect, and tasteful behavior.
The 20th annual Sharon camp meeting will be at Sharon in Medina county from July 26 to August 4. Tents and dormitory lodging and a dining room are provided, offering a vacation outing with spiritual uplift.
Residents along Wooster and Applecreek roads held a picnic at Cutter's filling station last week and decided to name the growing settlement Guerne City to honor the Guernes, early pioneers whose descendants still live in the area.
Melvin Goffinet ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Alpheus Goffinet fell while helping with wash day at home. He struck the ground in a way that broke his left arm. About a year ago he broke his arm in a similar mishap.
A worker, John Heel, was crushed by a machine at the Ohio B B plant Friday. He died Sunday from internal injuries after being moved to Narudlerpal hospital, with his body sent to Londonderry, Ohio for burial. He had lived with the Venable family since February and his parents resided in Londonderry, Ohio.
The Rittman Rotary Club outlines its 1929 30 officers with President Vern Fredrick and Vice President Charles A Hayder. Members include Secretary TF Hendrickson and Sergeant at Arms TM Onter Kaaland, plus a board of directors for two years. Committee heads cover Vocational Service, Club Service, Community Service, Classifications, Fellowship, Public Relations, and more with names such as F B Snyder, Gene Dranigan, John Hickin, and John Fisher. The meeting was held Thursday this week.
Glen Halliwell youngest son of Mr and Mrs Halliwell of Seville died early Monday in Akron Peoples Hospital after work injury at an Akron rubber plant. Survived by widow four children his parents one brother Harry of Rittman and three sisters Mrs Pearl Cols ote Akron Mrs Coisis Ware of Netenags Aliss Dorothy at home. Federal services held Wednesday afternoon at the home of his parents with burial at a nearby cemetery.
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